Deaths and Funerals Across Several North Carolina Counties
A roundup of obituaries and funeral notices from Thomasville Burlington Greensboro Lexington Gastonia and Sanford. Includes Grady Leo Hopkins of Thomasville born 1913 and died at home, veterans, church affiliations, survivors and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Grady Leo Hopkins
Hinkle St
Sandy Young
Eldora Shaw Hopkins
Erwin- Lambeth Inc
Bethel United Methodist Church
Virginia Swinson
Thomas (Gaynell) Lovette
Rt. 12
Salisbury
Clyde Hicks
Anna Kay
Davidson Nursing Center
Robert
Bertha) Clayton
Lexington
Siler-Sechrest Funeral Home
Elgin E. Doby
Haywood B. Hyatt
Holly Hills
Gastonia
Walter L. Seward
Veterans Hospital
Southside Baptist Church
Dorothy Connor Seward
Margaret L. Seward
Trinity
Tommy W. Seward
High Point
Betty Lohr
Archdale
Doris Kennedy
Nancy Reece
Kernersville
Annie Dowdy
Margaret Michaels
Gladys Fox
Igh Point
Gaston Memorial Park
Carothers Funeral Home
Montague Explains Changes to Juvenile Case Records
Greensboros Bert Montague announced rule changes to keep juvenile case records in a single file but present only new material at hearings. The move follows Guilford District Court Judge B Gordon Gentry ruling that showing full prior records can prejudice the respondent and violate due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Bert Montague
Administrative Office of the Courts
Montague
Guilford District Court
B. Gordon Gentry
Gentry
Hunt pushes unified court system to curb North Carolina crime
Governor Hunt insists the state must unite courts police prisons and prosecutors into a coordinated system to prevent crime. He cites growth toward a more urbanized state by 1980 and outlines reforms including a central Crime Control agency a Crime Commission a Speedy Trials law 11 judges and 24 prosecutors to speed trials within 90 days in 1980 mandatory seven year terms for armed robbery and burglary higher officer pay parole revamp and a major prison program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
North Carolina
Randolph Republicans Losing Ground in County Registration
As of August 9 Randolph County reports 39 076 registered voters with 19 725 Democrats 17 355 Republicans and 1 996 unaffiliated. Democrats lead Republicans by 2 370 with precinct by precinct splits in Archdale New Market Prospect East Randleman West Randleman East Trinity West Trinity Worthville Tabernacle West Cedar Grove East Cedar Grove and New Hope showing varying party tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County
Archdale
New Market
Prospect
East Randleman
West Randleman
East Trinity
West Trinity
Trinity
Worthville
Tabernacle
West Cedar Grove
East Cedar Grove
New Hope
Zoning and Taxes Agenda for Guilford Meeting
Greensboro officials will host a 9 a.m. session at the courthouse with the Guilford County Board of Commissioners. The agenda includes a review of the state's secondary road program for 1977 78 and 11 rezoning requests plus changes to zoning rules and valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Dept. of Transportation
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
J.W. Watkins
Swiggett Road
Friendship Township
High Point
U.S. 421
Wendover Avenue
I-40
Skeet Club Road
Deep River Township
Potential Water Sources To Be Aired
A Guilford County water study on future sources is to be presented at 7 4 p.m. Thursday in Courtroom 3 A with officials from the Planning Department and North Carolina D N R C D. A water conservation subcommittee will meet at 5 p.m. Monday at the courthouse to discuss future directions. The Water Quantity Task Force develops a program to secure sufficient county water for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Interagency
Planning Dept
North Carolina Dept. of Natural Resources and Community Development
Guilford County
Judge Upholds Drug Arrests at Greensboro Coliseum
Federal Judge Eugene Gordon ruled that officers may arrest patrons caught with illegal drugs at the Greensboro Coliseum while not arresting those found with alcohol. He also said the coliseum’s random searches policy is unconstitutional and must stop. The decision, in suits by Elizabeth Wheaton and Deborah Kaye Wheeler, cites limited searches with reasonable cause as permissible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum
James Oshurst
Charlotte Coliseum
Steve Camp
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. L. Hopkins
T. 1. Watson
Burlington
Theodore Isham Watson
Mountain Home
Tenn
Alamance County
U.S
Lola Fogleman
Helen Nance
Christine Hayes
Daytona Beach
Fla
Diniah Russell
Rt. 3
Elon College
Clem Watson
Randleman
James Watson
Washington
Bill Watson
Kate Sutton
Ruby Lavender
Lowe Funeral Home
Eric 0. Murray
Bethlehem United Church of Christ
Russell
Mrs. Maude Hayes
Maude Lewis Hayes
Scotland Road
Moses Cone Hospital
Rockingham County
Guilford Memorial Park
F. A. Watkins
Hattie Bass Watkins
Rt. 8
Randolph Nursing Center
Union County
Order of the Eastern Star
Floyd .A. Watkins
Jerry Watkins
Fayetteville
John Watkins
Wilmington
John L. Williams
Monroe
William B. Welsh
Kannapolis
Miss Mary Hunt
Mary G. Nettie Hunt
Garden Dr
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Edward V
Louisa Mahala Hunt
Lloyd B. Hunt
Myrtle Clodfelter
Della Murph
Clara Leonard
Davidson Funeral Home
Don Hicks
T. C. Albert SR
Thurmond Cole Albert Sr
Lakeview Dr
Wesley Long Hospital
Forsyth County
Sears
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alberta Smith Albert
Thurmond C. Albert Jr
Walkertown
Cora Clime Albert
Bernard G. Albert
Pierce Funeral Home Chapel
Derry Earnhardt
Douglas Shuff
Kernersville Memory Gardens
W. L. Seward
H. G. Kivett
Sara Williamson Kivett
Eden
High Point Memorial Hospital
Kivett
Franklinville
Walter and
Virgie Fields Williamson
Hoyt Grayson Kivett
Roger Dale Kivett
Pecan Drive
Charles L. Kivett
Rt. 1
Judy Crow
Bill
Martha) Rittermeyer
Walter Williamson
Theodore
Tom Williamson
Cumby Archdale Chapel
John Frazier
Floral Garden Park
Mrs. Pearl Smith
Sanford
Pearl Spivey Smith
Cameron
Lee County Hospital
Merla Gaines
Rt. 2
Carthage
Upton Smith
West Newton
E. W. Smith
White Hill Presbyterian Church
Orrel's Funeral Home
Liberty Road
North Main
Farriss Avenue
Harold C. Davis
Preferred Funeral Directors International
Chestnut DR
Trindale RD
Luther M. Carrick
Nam Fairmont Pers Baptist Church
Sara W. Kivett
Ro.m
The
Order of the Golden Rule
Lexington Ave
Linville
David Johnson, Jr
Hampion United Church of Christ
Jimmie Hughey Mabe
Lila Williams
Grandma
Alfred
M. Sechrest
Siler-Sechrest
Randolph ST
Ray Tee Wepkin Siler
Oliewi Chapel National
Public Defender’s Office
Walley Harrelson
Harrelson
Raleigh
James B. Hunt
Tar Heels
Randolph
Grace Flower Shop
Wrenn
Westwood
Ang
MARSH
Sams Family
N. Main Lindale Plaza
Don Horne
Mendenhall-Moore
Mendenhall- ‘Moore
Ealtor
Mls
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