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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1967
Page
5
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Dear Dr Molner advises that cataract removal is safe and effective and should not be postponed until the patient is frail. He notes vision loss from cataracts progresses gradually and a surgeon can estimate timing based on progression. He emphasizes treating the father’s condition promptly to avoid needless blindness and suggests considering surgery before frailty worsens.
Virginia Isom Valentine 79 of 1802 Guyer St died 9 45 pm Monday at High Point Memorial Hospital after one year of declining health and days of critical illness. Born Sept 9 1887 in Stokes County she lived in High Point 60 years. Surviving include three daughters Lilly Swink Willie Davis Virginia Beasley and son R H Valentine. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday in Sechrest Chapel with burial Oakwood Cemetery. Body at Sechrest Funeral Home tonight 7 9.
Oswald and James Jacoby explain how a 1NT contract offers both sides chances and illustrate a misplayed heart and club sequence by Jack Blas of Tulsa. The hand shows how alternate lines risk worse outcomes and how a poor club lead doomed the defense.
Paul T Crowson 58 of Charlotte dies from injuries on a bridge project with survivors including his wife and eight children. funeral planned in Chester Virginia. William Brady Lewis 58 of Greensboro dies at home after heart attack and long illness. services set at Hickory Grove Methodist Church with three brothers and a sister as survivors.
A six county North Carolina RC&D area Alamance Caswell Chatham Guilford Orange and Rockingham received federal approval from the U S Department of Agriculture. The plan will fund soil and water conservation flood control wildlife and rural economic development. Experts will tailor programs and secure financing with local leaders led by Allen Cammack Sr and Henry J Thiel Jr who pushed for support.
Mrs Mary Ruth man Lee age 71 of 201 Irbywood Dr died Sunday in High Points. Funeral was at 2 p m Monday at North Main Street Baptist Church conducted by Dr George T Tunstall Rev Neil J Armstrong and Dr W Eugene Spears Jr. Burial followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Pallbearers were Nick Evans John Holder C B Thompson Joe Leonard C C Stoker and Geoge Griffith.
John Lee Wiles aged 64 of Asheboro died after a heart attack on Monday and was pronounced dead on arrival at Randolph Hospital. Survivors include wife Effie Spivey Wiles and two daughters Elizabeth Saunders of Virginia Beach and Ida Lee Brinkley of Thomasville, plus two brothers G B Wiles and Paul Wiles and two sisters R L Carter and J W Holland. Funeral for Jessie Lois Hall Draughn 55 of Huntersville was held Sunday at Cumby Chapel with burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Draughn died Friday in Presbyterian Hospital Charlotte. former High Point resident.
Mrs Mildred Tate Flowers of Richmond Virginia died after six months illness. Surviving are son Charles Flowers of Richmond brother Kermit Tate Lexington and five sisters Jesse Perryman Thomasville Verna Honbarrer High Point Robert W Sink Lexington Mabel Smith Maryland Hilda Keen Vero Beach Fla. Graveside services held today at 3 p m at Lexington City Cemetery.
Mrs Jessie Martin Ledbetter 59 of Mayo dan died Sunday. Survived by four daughters Mrs Rufus H Joyce Stoneville Mrs Louise Atwood Mayodan Mrs Jesse A Mills Mary Esther Fla and Mrs Billy A Groome Thomasville two sons James T Ledbetter Newton and T Sgt Fred R Ledbetter Anchorage Alaska. Funeral 3 pm at First Baptist Church Mayodan conducted by Rev Raymond Needham and Rev Marvin Southern. Burial Municipal Cemetery.
Approximately 100 planners from seven southeastern states attend a three day planning conference in Greensboro. Activities include visits to Old Salem and the Research Triangle, talks on metropolitan airport planning and the impact of mobile homes, and a barbecue cookout. Local leaders welcome attendees at the Novager Inn and Lindsay Cox serves as chairman.
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