Counties Are Still An Integral Functional Unit
North Carolina counties remain vital and evolving as 100 local government units. They increasingly cooperate, merge functions with cities, and seek new revenue sources while facing tax and welfare costs and redistricting pressures. The Local Government Study Commission guides reorganizing around environment, health, law enforcement, structure, and land use.
Deaths and Funerals
Miss Jane Marshall Taylor 76 of the Presbyterian Home Winston-Salem died Sunday at the home. Graveside service at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Salem Cemetery. Jesse Allen Routh 75 of Randleman died Sunday in Randolph Hospital Asheboro after a long illness. Funeral held at 4 p.m. today at Pugh Funeral Home Chapel.
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Jane Marshall Taylor
Presbyterian Home
Fifth St
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
Jacqueline P
Sarah DeWeese Marshall Taylor
First Presbyterian Church
Taylor Brothers Tobacco Co
First Presbyterian Church Building Fund
Voglers
Salem Cemetery
Randleman
Jesse Allen Routh
Randolph Hospital
Asheboro
Randolph County
Kizzie Burgess Routh
Pugh Funeral Home Chapel
Thompson Funeral Set At Woodlawn Baptist Church
William Henry Thompson 66 of 320 Friddle Street died Saturday afternoon and will be laid to rest Tuesday at 2 30 PM at Woodlawn Baptist Church with burial in Deep River Friends Cemetery. The body lies at Cumby Mortuary with viewing tonight 7 to 9. Pallbearers named Clyde Duncan Wesley Taylor Charlie Williams Frank York L A Green and Jim Parrish.
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W. H. Thompson
William Henry Thompson
Woodlawn Baptist Church
A. B. Asbill
Deep River Friends Cemetery
Cumby
Mr. Thompson
Friddle St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Clyde Duncan
Wesley Taylor
Charlie Williams
Frank York
L. A. Green
Jim Parrish
Mrs Nannie Herbin of Stokesdale Dies at 47
Mrs Nannie Rebecca Herbin 47 of Stokesdale died Friday morning in Moses Cone Hospital after a 20 day hospitalization. Survivors include five sons Mervin Charles Billy Paul and Richard all at home five daughters Felecia and Valeria at home five sisters in Stokesdale and Greensboro five brothers in Columbus Ohio Salisbury and Germany. Funeral Tuesday at 4 pm at Oak Spring Baptist Church with burial in church cemetery. Body remains at Haizlip Funeral Home until one hour before funeral. Family available at funeral chapel tonight 7 to 9.
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Nannie Rebecca Herbin
Stokesdale
Moses Cone Hospital
Mrs Lois Bates Byerly Dies in Lexington Hospital
Mrs Lois Bates Byerly 47 wife of Harold Byerly Route 6 Lexington died Sunday at Lexington Hospital after a five day illness. Survived by her husband two sons John Wayne Leonard Route 7 Lexington Harold Byerly Jr. two daughters Mary Ann Leonard Route 6 Lexington and Mrs Joe Danields of Denton two brothers Chester Bates Eugene Bates both Route 8 Lexington four sisters Mrs Roby Leonard Route 2 Lexington Mrs Paul Adams Mrs Charlie Reynolds and Miss Geraldine Bates of Route 8 Lexington. Body at Davidson Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Lexington
Lois Bates Byerly
Harold Byerly
Route 6
John Wayne Leonard
Rt. 7
Harold Byerly Jr
Mary Ann Leonard
Rt. 6
Joe Danields
Denton
Chester Bates
Eugene Bates
Rt. 8
Roby Leonard
Rt. 2
Paul Adams
Charlie Reynolds
Geraldine Bates
Davidson Funeral Home
Mrs. Bertie Hutchens Gallagher obituary in Lexington
Mrs Bertie Hutchens Gallagher 65 wife of Ora E Gallagher Route 4 Lexington died after a 10 month illness in Golden Age Rest Home Born in Yadkinville she leaves three daughters Mrs En ee of Rt 3 Le she and Mrs Frank L Kee to a Mrs Richard allagher both of Rt 5 Lexington two brothers Rev J R Hutchens of Alta Vista Va and C W Hutchens of Rt 4 Lexington three sisters Mrs Floyd Adams of Rt 4 Lexington Mrs Orville Phillips of Welcome and Mrs Roscoe Yountz of Lexington Funeral 2 30 pm Tuesday at Church of on 7th Avenue body at Davidson Funeral Home
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O. E. Gallagher
Lexington
Bertie Hutchens Gallagher
Ora E. Gallagher
Route 4
Golden Age Rest Home
Yadkinville
Enee
Rt. 3
Frank L. Keee
Richard Allagher
Rt. 5
J. R. Hutchens
Alta Vista
C. W. Hutchens
Rt. 4
Floyd Adams
Lexi
Orville Phillips
Welcome
Roscoe Yountz
Church of
On 7Th Avenue
Davidson Funeral Home
F D Lemar of Kernersville Dies at 56
Fred D. Lemar 56 of Kernersville died Sunday at High Point Memorial Hospital. He was a retired Kernersville city employee. Survived by wife Alice Linville Lemar a daughter June Austin Winston-Salem a son Fred Womer Rt 1 Greensboro six sisters and a brother. Funeral set for 3 p.m. today at Kernersville Wesleyan Church.
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Kernersville
Fred D. Lemar
High Point Memorial Hospital
Alice Linville Lemar
June L. Austin
Winston-Salem
Fred Womer
Rt .1
Greensboro
Edith Morton
Eva Libby
Lib Contos
Moir Whicker
Cherrie Lemar
Roy Bean
C. R. Lemar
Kernersville Wesleyan Church
Fire damages Jamestown restaurant owner’s residence
Mel's Fine Foods in Jamestown suffered extensive damage Saturday afternoon after a fire started in a vent above stoves. Firemen stated most damage came from water used to fight the blaze. The building houses Coy E. Parker's apartment. No injuries reported.
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Jamestown
Coy E. Parker
Lexington Firm Wins Division at NC Motor Carriers Session
Maybelle Transport Co. of Lexington won in the Contract Carriers division and the Tank Truck division at the NC Motor Carriers Assn Council of Safety and Personnel Supervisors annual session held at Wrightsville Beach. The State Truck Safety Trophy for 1970 went to Carolina Freight Carriers Corp. of Cherryville.
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Maybelle Transport Co
Lexington
North Carolina Motor Carriers Assn. Council of Safety and Personnel Supervisors
Wrightsville Beach
Carolina Freight Carriers Corp. of
Cherryville
Graham Girl Elected Head of Teen Dems
Martha Curtis of Graham, age sixteen, was elected president of the North Carolina Teen Dems at their ninth annual convention in Winston-Salem. About 200 delegates debated 18 year old voting, a volunteer army, Governor Scott's Bald Head Island plan, and an end to the Southeast Asia war.
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Winston - Salem
Martha Curtis
Graham
North Carolina
State Bureau of Investigation
Charles Dunn
Bob Scott
Bald Head Island
Southeast Asia
Spiro Agnew
Earl Ruth
Charlotte girl wins Miss Carolinas Press Photographer of 1971
Jenny Driggers, 23, of Charlotte is named Miss Carolinas Press Photographer of 1971 at Grandfather Mountain New pageant honors local talent in a state contest.
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Grandfather Mountain
N. C
Jenny Driggers
Charlotte
Local Shooting leads to assault charges in Thomasville
Robert Nelm Kirby 48 of Fieldcrest Street charged with assault with a deadly weapon after Lee Gooden was shot in the arm and hand with a .38 pistol. Also charged Sunday were H B Clinard 48 for assault with a deadly weapon, Abraham Singletary alleging Clinard fired a pistol at him.
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Thomasville
Robert Nelm Kirby
Fieldcrest Street
Lee Gooden
Gooden
Kirby
H. B. Clinard
Barringer Street
Abraham
High Point
Ronald Fritz Walters
Highway Patrol
Walters
Sus
Margaret Routh Hill
Rt. 2
Gibsonville
Morgan to lead public talks on criminal justice reform
North Carolina Attorney General Robert Morgan along with Charlotte and Mecklenburg County officials will host a series of public discussions on Problems of the Criminal Justice System the Citizens Role. The first session in Charlotte Thursday will be moderated by Mayor John Belk with a panel including a judge Police Chief J C Goodman and a Department of Corrections official.
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General Assembly
Mecklenburg County
Charlotte
New Hanover County
Wilmington
North Carolina
Robert Morgan
Charlotte and
John Belk
J. C. Goodman
State Department of Corrections
Carnival aims to balance voting power among counties and cities
Councilmen observed that the change by COG preserves influence for counties and larger cities among its members. The move was reportedly made with input from the High Point Council.
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Cog
High Point Council
Funding Approved for Water Line in Long Branch Area
Guilford County commissioners authorize 49000 for a water line extension west of Greensboro and 28200 for a sewer line serving the Long Branch area. Howard Covington of Covington Diesel urged action, citing promised services and delays over board differences. He noted Turner Oil Co plans a complex at the same intersection and highlighted owner promises.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Richard Maxwell
Howard Covington
Covington Diesel Inc
Covington
Board of Commissioners
140
Sampson Road
Long Branch
Turner Oil Co
Salisbury
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John T. Morrisey
North Carolina Association of County Commissioners
North Carolina League of Municipalities
Morrisey
Local Government Study Commission
By Bryan
Haislip
Miss Taylor
J. A. Routh
Nannie Herbin
Mrs. Harold Byerly
F. D. Lemar
Graham Girl
Astrojet
Randolph Street
Sprinkle Motor Co
Hyde Street
Morgan
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Percy Sears
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S. Main St
Don Carmichael
Southern Pilgrim College
Kernersville, N.C
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Archdale Discount Center
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Southgate Shoppin Center
Davis Patrol & Watchman
Pinion Business College
Pinion Basin
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