Deaths and Funerals: Smith 89 of High Point
Frank O. Smith, 89, of 609 Colonial Dr., died Friday at High Point Memorial Hospital after three months of declining health. He was born April 19, 1883, in Stokes County, retired from McEwen Lumber Co., Baptist, and survived by three sons, two daughters, 10 grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 11 from Cumby Chapel with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The family will receive visitors Sunday 7 to 9 p.m. at Cumby Mortuary. Also memorial service for Miss Louise Reinhardt, 82, at The Presbyterian Home Monday 3 p.m. with cremation. graveside rites Tuesday at New Hope UMC Cemetery, Lincoln County. Reinhardt served as a nurse in World War I. survived by brother John Forney Reinhardt of Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Oliver Smith
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Smith
Stokes County
William Worth
Ruth Hall Smith
High Point
McEwen Lumber Co
Mary Ada Nickelston
Troy O. Smith
Bethel Drive
W. C. Smith
Phillips Ave
Lemmie M. Smith
Kennedy St
Myrtle Metcalf
Charlotte
Maude S. Watson
Colonial Dr
Cumby Chapel
William P. Price
Floral Garden Park
Cumby
Louise Reinhardt
Presbyterian Home
New Hope United Methodist Church
Lincoln County
Miss Reinhardt
Episcopal Church
John Forney Reinhardt
Stanley
Death Notice of T F Raynor of Trinity
Talmadge Fulton Raynor 72 of Rt. 3 Trinity died at High Point Memorial Hospital at 12 30 a m after three weeks in hospital. Born June 25 1900 in Dunn he was a son of Troy A and Elnora Ennis Raynor. He married Mamie Jernigan in 1924 and was a retired farmer. He moved from Dunn to High Point 16 years ago. Survived by wife two sons Billy E Raynor of Rt 3 Trinity and Tommy Raynor of Rt 2 Trinity two daughters Mrs Owen Ruby Ryals Archdale and Mrs Al Ruth Ryals Greensboro three brothers Howard Ervin Alton Fayetteville Albert Fayetteville a sister Mrs Eva Hargrove Ervin and four grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 4 p m at Harold C Davis Funeral Home with Rev E B Stewart and Rev W S Biggs officiating burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Family at residence Rt 3 Trinity and at the funeral home Saturday 7 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmadge Fulton Raynor
Rt. 3
Trinity
High Point Memorial Hospital
Dunn
Troy A
Elnora Ennis Raynor
Mamie Jernigan
High Point
Billy E. Raynor
Tommy Raynor
Rt. 2
Owen
Ruby) Ryals
Archdale
Ruth) Ryals
Greensboro
Howard Raynor
Ervin
Alton Raynor
Fayetteville
Albert Raynor
Eva Hargrove
Harold C. Davis
E. B. Stewart
W. S. Biggs
Floral Garden Park
Millard Smith 86 Dies in North Carolina Sanitorium
Millard James Smith age 86 of Rt. 2 Thomasville died at 10:50 a.m. Friday in Western North Carolina Sanitorium Black Mountain after two years of declining health. He was born Sept. 11 1886 in Stokes County and was a retired farmer. He married Virginia Adeline Venable in March 1903. Surviving are his wife six daughters three sons 28 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren two brothers one sister and several in laws. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Sechrest Chapel with burial at Glenola Baptist Church Cemetery. The body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home with family at the home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard James Smith
Rt. 2
Thomasville
North Carolina
Black Mountain
Mr. Smith
Stokes County
James
Mary Virginia Rogers Smith
Virginia Adeline Venable
Liberty Baptist Church
Virginia V. Smith
Eva Beck
Asheboro
Ima Spoon
Greensboro
Bertha Temm
Norfolk
Ramey Sugg
Archdale
Leslie Watson
Rt. 1
Sophia
Lela Towery
S. Main St
C. R. Smith
Loris
S.C
Monroe Smith
Coy Smith
Rural Hall
Verna Smith
Bloomington
Calif
Elwood Smith
Pinnacle
Walter Smith
Martinsville
Sechrest Chapel
D. W. Long
Glenola Baptist Church
Sechrest Funeral Home
Carey E. Glass obituary
Carey Eu gene Glass, 94, died Friday at Clapp Nursing Home in Asheboro. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Don W. Durham of Asheboro and Mrs. William J. Morgan of Dallas, Texas. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at Pugh Funeral Home Chapel. Burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Carey Eugene Glass
Clapp Nursing Home
Don W. Durham
William J. Morgan
Dallas
Tex
Pugh Funeral Home
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Greensboro
Mrs Crosby 56 Dies In High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Crosby 56 of 419 Hobson Street died Friday at 3 10 a m after a short hospitalization in High Point Memorial Hospital She was born February 24 1916 in Chester South Carolina and lived in High Point 38 years She was active at Mt Vernon Baptist Church with roles including president of the Ladies Adult Sunday School Class and church committees Survivors include her husband Willie Crosby and three brothers Funeral at Mt Vernon Baptist Church Sunday at 1245 p m Rev F C Bass presiding Burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery The body is at Hairlip Funeral Home with the family at the chapel tonight 7 9 o clock Memorials to Mt Vernon Baptist Church Building Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
S.C
Dave
Clara E. Crane Coleman
High Point
Mt. Vernon
Woodrow Coleman
Greenville
Robert L. Coleman
Milwaukee
Wisc
James Coleman
Washington, D.C
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
F. C. Bass
Floral Garden Park
Hairlip Funeral Home
Mt.Vernon
Sink Dies In Germany After Overseas Accident
Jerry Don Sink 24 of 503 Pontiac Dr died Aug 4 in West Germany from injuries from an Aug 3 accident. Born Feb 15 1948 in Thomasville he was a UNC Chapel Hill 1970 graduate and Oak Hill Memorial Baptist Church member. Survived by parents a sister Jean Link Brown Lexington a brother Jeff Sink and grandmother Fannie Hicks. Funeral Sunday 4 p.m. Siler Funeral Home Chapel with Rev James H Bolick burial Holly Hill Cemetery full military rites. The body will remain at the funeral home until service time. Family at home tonight 7–9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sink
Thomasville
Williard F
Bennie Hicks Sink
Thomasville Senior High School
University of North Carolina At
Route 5
Siler Funeral Home
James H. Bolick
Holly Hill
Two Vehicular Crashes Injure Four In City Area
Five drivers were involved in a series of Friday and Thursday wrecks. Bruce Stroud and Emma Strain sustained minor injuries, with charges for driving left of center and failure to yield. John Oliver and Michael Sapp faced speed and related charges after a three car crash on N Main Street. Nathaniel Matthews left the scene after his car struck a house on E Kearns Avenue. damages totaled 800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Michael Stroud
Flint Avenue
Issac
Wayne Clark
Rt. 5
Old Thomasville Road
Stroud
Emma Barthell Strain
Hay Street
Killcrest Drive
Country Club Drive
Columbus Benjamin Smith
Robin Hood Road
Knife Is Assault Weapon Case Leads to Multiple Arrests
Police arrested Sara Margaret Richarson 35 of Amos Street on assault with a deadly weapon after a fight with Janie Mae Brady also of Amos Street in which Brady was badly cut. Brady may lose use of her hand as extensor tendons were severed. A handbag snatching on Friday involved Mrs Neily of Daniel Brooks Apts. Two rooms at Holiday Inn on W Green Drive were broken into Friday with two color televisions and two bed spreads stolen worth $750. Pearlie Ingram Elm Street and Arthur Lee Little Langford Street were also arrested on assault with a deadly weapon charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Margaret Richarson
Amos Street
Janie Mae Brady
Miss Brady
High Point Memorial Hospital
Neily
Daniel Brooks Apts
Holiday Inn
W. Green Drive
Pearlie Ingram
Elm Street
Arthur Lee Little
Langford Street
Prudential Names Medical Director for Government Health
Dr. James E. D. Gardam of Glen Ridge New Jersey is appointed medical director for Prudential Insurance Co. governmental health programs department with offices in Millville North Carolina and Atlanta Georgia. He will oversee medical affairs in Millville High Point NC and Atlanta in Medicare and Medicaid administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
James E. D. Gardam
Glen Ridge
Prudential Insurance Co
Millville
High Point
N.C
Atlanta
Prudential
Geroge
North Carolina
New Jersey
A Nice Little Ceremony
Magistrate Bill Marshall officiated three weddings on Friday, one notable for a jail inmate groom. Henderson Bailey, 48, escorted from the county jail by a deputy, wed Mary Elizabeth Archie, 27, in Courtroom One for a “nice little ceremony.” Bailey, the jail’s chief cook, is serving 18 months for assault and faces release next spring. the bride’s plans remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Marshall
Mary Elizabeth Archie
Daniel Brooks Apts
Henderson Bailey
Walnut Street
Bailey
Marshall
Organized Crime To Be SBI Target
Raleigh AP The director of the North Carolina Bureau of Investigation says the SBI will spend more time on domestic organized crime and probe out of state networks. A $182000 Justice Department grant funds a special task force to combat organized crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina Bureau of Investigation
Charles Dunn
U.S. Justice Department
SBI
Dunn
North Carolina
Mule Day Race Draws Governors as Entries
Benson North Carolina AP Gov George Wallace says he will enter a home grown mule in the national governor race at the 24th annual Mule Day on Sept 23. North Dakota Gov William S Guy notes no mules since 1937 and asks to enter a local mule in his name. Seventeen governors accepted plus awards for grand champion and prettiest and ugliest animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
N.C
George Wallace
Alabama
North Dakota
William S. Guy
Guy
Zoo Director To Be Named In September
The North Carolina Zoological Authority is set to announce its final choice for the state zoo director on September 9 during a meeting in Asheboro. Executive manager Peter C. Crolius confirmed the schedule, while local zoo representative Ann Cagle said four candidates remain from an original pool of sixteen and a final recommendation will be presented at the September meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
North Carolina State Zoo
Purgatory Mountain
State Zoological Authority
Peter C. Crolius
Authority
Sir Robert Motel
Ann Cagle
Surplus Funds Sought to Boost Care at Broughton Hospital
North Carolina seeks more than 821000 in surplus funds to improve patient care at Broughton Hospital Morganton. The plan covers 154675 for equipment and 666894 for nurses doctors and attendants, with a Mental Health Association urging 2 million emergency needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North
Carolina Department of Human
Department
Resources
Advisory Budget Commission
Broughton Hospital
Morganton
Ben W. Aiken
Human Resources
Budget Commission
The
North Carolina Mental Health Association
Lenox Baker
Secretary of Human Resources
Broughton
Association
Aiken
No-Fault Auto Insurance Seen as Likely Change
North Carolina figures divide over no-fault auto insurance as Rep. James T. Broyhill urges the state insurance study commission to push a plan to the 1973 General Assembly. He says Congress may act within 12 to 24 months if states fail to act. Rep. Jack Stevens backs Canadian Facility reinsurance as a substitute for assigned risk in the state pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
James T. Broyhill
R-N.c
North Carolina
Insurance Study Commission
General Assembly
Broyhill
House
Commerce and Finance
United States
Jack Stevens
D-Buncombe
Commission
Kiwanis Club hears value of others and self reflection
R J Alander of the Charlotte Observer challenged High Point Kiwanis members to see themselves through others eyes and practice mutual understanding. He cited a four man trust exercise and urged giving without expectation of return. New members Rev Richard Crowder and W Edwin James were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
High Point
R. J. Alander
Charlotte Observer
The
Charlotte News
Alander
Richard J. Crowder
First United Methodist Church
W. Edwin James
Wright and Co
Greensboro Kiwanis Club
Mart
Winston Bell
Joe Garrison
Yancey Hines
Mose Kiser
al Woodruff
Mike Brooks
Hall Printing Co
Dwight E. Carroll
Enterprise Advertising Department
Donald L. Mergler
Erath Veneer Sales Co
Charles E. Rowe
Bob Younts
More Money Needed Says School Chief in NC Bond Plan
North Carolina School Superintendent Craig Phillips calls state facilities totally inadequate and urges a statewide bond issue of 300 to 500 million dollars to expand and improve occupational education facilities. He spoke at an occupational education conference and urged lawmakers and patrons to back the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina
Craig Phillips
Phillips
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Frank O. Smith
T. F. Raynor
Millard Smith
Carey E. Glass
Lugenia Coleman Crosby
Hobson St
Germany
Spec
Jerry Don Sink
Pontiac Dr
West Germany
Jewelers
Prudential Med
Congress
Williams
English
Westchester Drive
N. Main St
Chestnut Drive
Broad Ave
Order of the Golden Rule
Frank Smith ” AM
High Points
High Pont
Broad St
Twin Oaks
Westchester
Rik
Lexington Ave
Mrs
Mary Aldridge Ellis
Groveside
Deep River Friends Cemetery
Millard Jones Smith
Sky
Davis Patrol
Yies
Lyles Chevrolet Co
N. Main
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