Deaths and Funerals From Local Obituaries
Davidson County born June 18 1914 daughter of P W and Minnie Leonard. longtime resident of Thomasville. married to Fuller in 1950. survived by husband daughter two sisters one brother and granddaughter. Funeral Monday at Memorial United Methodist Church. Burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Memorials to donor’s choice. Vernell Pemberton 24 Rt 1 Mt Gilead died at home. wife two sons three sisters five brothers survive. funeral Sunday Mount Airy AME Zion Church with burial at church cemetery. Charles F Campbell 69 Granite Quarry died. former Southern Railway employee. burial Summersett Memorial Chapel. Nettie Sellinger Weininger 84 High Point died. preceded by husband William. survived by daughter and son five grandchildren two great grandchildren and sister. funeral Monday Sechrest Chapel. Burial B’nai Israel Cemetery. Memorials to North Clemmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson Co
P. W
Minnie Ellen Conrad Leonard
Thomasville
Kayley Hosiery Mill
Memorial United Methodist Church
Fuller
H. Claude Young Jr
Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral
Leach Ave
Vernell Pemberton
Mount Gilead
Linda Pemberton
Bonita Pemberton
Ronald Pemberton
Vernell Pemberton Jr
Thomas Pemberton
Mt. Gilead
Olli Pemberton
Mary Medley
Jamie Everette
New York
N.Y
Collins Davenport
Carvester Pemberton
Lonnie Pemberton
High Point
Josh Davenport
New Jersey
Thomas Pemberton Jr
Mount Airy Ame Zion Church
Ingram-McAulay and Hinson Funeral Home
Co. F. Campbell Salisbury
Charles F. Campbell
Granite
Rowan Memorial Hospital
Campbell
The
Southern Railway
Dora Etta Peace
Summersett Memorial Chapel
Rowan Memorial Park
B'nai Israel Synagogue
Council of Jewish Women In
B'nai Israel Sisterhood
William B. Weininger
Irving
Bernice) Tilles
W. Fortiss
Edwin C. Weininger
Wendover Dr
Mamie Levine
Houston
Texas
Sechrest Chapel
Robert, Sandman
B'nai Israel Cemetery
Irving Tilles
W. Farriss. Ave
North Carolina
Clemmons
Early Capitol Daguerreotypes Unearthed by D S Sanders
The first Washington capital photographs trace to John Plumbe Jr, an immigrant lawyer turned photographer. Surviving daguerreotypes include portraits of John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay, plus views of the Capitol, Patent Office, and General Post Office. Discovery links to a 1840s gallery claim and a flea market find that yielded weathered yet clear images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Sanders
Associated Press
Washington
John Plumbe Jr
Iowa
Gen
Tom Thumb
P.T. Barnum
Plumbe National
Daguerrian Gallery
Boston
New York
Plumbe
U.S
Matthew B. Tady
Newark
Washington Field
Richard Plumbe
George W. Jones
Congress
Wisconsin
Capitol
Alan Fern
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
Milton Kaplan
United States Journal
Michael Kessler
California
Alameda
Kessler
Library of ‘Congress
U.S. Capitol
Carlos Bulfinch
Patent Office
Clara Barton
Walt Whitman
Smithsonian Institution
General Post Office
Fern and
Kaplan
Samuel F.B. Morse
Pennsylvania Avenue
Baltimore
Ordinary Describes Fords in Catonsville Family Profile
The Ford family from Catonsville Maryland is profiled as President Ford and his children adjust to life after Nixon's resignation. Jack Ford 22 plans forestry studies at Utah State, works as Yellowstone forest ranger. Steven 18 aims for a gap year before Duke, possibly ranching in Utah. Susan 17 attends a Maryland boarding school and expects to stay at the White House as a resident. The piece notes the children’s close bond with their father and Ford’s openness with reporters as he forms a Cabinet and reshapes policy authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ford
Utah State University
Law
Jack
Ford
Yellowstone National Park
Steven
Duke University
Durham
N.C
Utah
White House
Susan
Maryland
Nixon
Ford House
Dwight Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Ford Observer
Chan
Ford's smooth transition forecast amid brief presidency shift
The speaker expects a smooth handover despite a sudden presidency change. He notes extensive past transition experience, predicts a rapid honeymoon for Ford, and foresees politics returning to rough and tumble quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
New Chief Brings A New Day At 1600 Pennsylvania Ave
On his second day in office the new chief appeared relaxed and confident, greeting reporters with a smile as America experiences what one observer calls a new day at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. The scene contrasted with past tensions, signaling a calmer oval office atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
Pennnsylvania, Avenue
Thefts Hit Lampart Table Co and Nearby Properties
Police report multiple thefts across several locations. Two men allegedly loaded office tables from Lampart Table Co onto a pickup at about 8:25 a.m., while a witness identified one employee. Other incidents include a damaged car window with an eight track player missing, cash and groceries stolen from homes, hubcaps stolen from a car, three boys found with corn, and 21 broken windows repaired after two eight year olds confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampart Table Co
Surrett Drive
Olone
Lampart
Formica
Zayre
Grace Montgomery
Asheboro Street
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Death
Mrs. Fuller
Bob
Sue) Crouch
Wilber
Enid
Lewis
Farriss Ave
Charles R. Price
Lafayette
Paul M. Leonard
Lake Road
John Plumh
Andrea Stranglen
Steve Rosenberg
Gerald Ford
Catonsville, Md
Wake Forest University
Ter Horst
Roy Dixon
Oakview Road
Dixon
Lucy Stevens Puckett
Lindsay Street
Puckett
Seliia
Lexington Ave
TA National
NSH
Monibee
Cumby
Chestnut Dr
Robert J. Martin
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
Oakwood Memorial Park
Haizlip Funeral Home, Inc
Fourth Street
High’ Point
Church Street
Nomasville
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