Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Area
Multiple obituaries from Kernersville High Point Winston-Salem and Asheboro list Andrew Auman, Lillian Jones, William Linville, Nell Fraser, O T Fowler Sr and Jr, Edna Murphy, Minnie Freeman and relatives. Details include birthplaces, marriage dates, occupations, church affiliations, survivors, and funeral arrangements or cremations along with attending funeral homes and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N
J. W. Braxton
Pierce Funeral Home
O. T. Fowler SR
Winston-Salem
Dixieana Lane
Pfafftown
Pilot Mountain
William Oliver
Mary Emma Brown Fowler
C. E. Jones
Fowler- Jones Construction Co
R. E. L. Morefield
Modern Chevrolet
Grandview Horse Farm
Grandview Guernsey Farm
Grandview Development Corp
Grandview Golf Course
New
Maple Springs United Methodist Church
Reynolda Road
Winston- Salem Lions Club
Pfafftown Jaycees
North Carolina and National Guernsey Breeders Association
Daisy Ashburn
Zeb V. Gambill
Paul Johnson
Green Meadows Acres
Glenn A. Jones
Albert Macklin
Raleigh
John A. Lindsay
High Point
O. F. Fowler
Robinhood Road
O. T. Fowler Jr
Lillie Mays
Winston- Salem
Allen Pritchard
Florida
Mack Alspaugh
Charles R. Fowler
Vogler
Forsyth Memorial Park
Health Costs Study Could Be Controversial
North Carolina lawmakers form the Legislative Commission on Medical Cost Containment to probe all health costs beyond Medicaid. Lt. Gov. Green appoints Sen. Craig Lawing to chair. two-year study with potential rate controls and public hospital reforms. Rep. Ted Kaplan backs tighter oversight and cost containment in health care facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Noblitt
Raleigh
North Carolina General Assembly
Commission
Legislative Commission On
James C. Green
Craig Lawing
D-Mecklenburg
Green
Study Commission
House
Senate
Library of Materials
Ted Kaplan
Dforsyth
Kaplan
Debbie Stout’s Las Vegas telethon trip earns national praise
High Point girl Debbie Stout raised a record amount for a telethon with 140 sponsors and a three game score of 31. She and her mother, living on Timberlake Drive, will fly to Las Vegas on September 3 to join the Jerry Lewis telethon from September 4 to 5. Debbie, a rising fifth grader at Parkview Elementary, says most pledges came from her neighborhood and many were just a penny. She has bowled for about ten months, averaging weekly in league play and more at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie
Parkview Elementary School
Las Vegas
Bing Crosby Arrives in Oslo for Charity Fun Fair
Crooner Bing Crosby arrives at Fornebu Airport in Oslo on his first visit to perform at the annual Norwegian Red Cross fund raising fun fair Momarkedet. The 72 year old star will perform Saturday with excerpts from a jubilee show planned later in London marking his sixtieth year in show business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing Crosby
Oslo
Norway
Fornebu
Crosby
Momarkedet
Norwegian Red Cross
London
Trotman Faces Education Board Plan Debate
High Point official and former Elizabeth City native Michael Trotman outlines stance on teacher involvement in evaluating principals and a review of federal programs. He backs a team concept, calls for stronger communication, and seeks better pay for teachers while noting ongoing outside reviews. He has lived in High Point since 1971 with wife and two children.
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Board of Education
North Carolina Assn
Trotman
High Point
Elizabeth City
Citizens Advisory Commission
Carl Chavis Ymca
Metropolitan Board of the Ymca
Biltmore Ave
Man Charged With Possession On School Bus
Asheboro police charged 39 year old George Helry with possession of a weapon on school property after he boarded a city bus and threatened children aboard with a pistol tucked in his belt. He did not draw the weapon or injure anyone. The incident followed a neighborhood fight earlier in the week.
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Asheboro
Tabor Court
George Helry
Tipton Drive
Helry
Randolph
Bruce Wright
Henry
Children to Return to Same Schools for Start of Term
Archdale Trinity students will return to their current schools next Monday with a half day on opening day. A new attendance schedule, not effective until Oct. 15 or after Archdale Trinity Middle School opens, will shift there. Randolph County officials expect about 14 000 students to attend the first day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Archdale-Trinity
Randolph County
Archdale-Trinity Middle
John Lawrence
Judge transfers spark dispute between Greensboro and High Point courts
A judge was moved from the Greensboro Superior Court to the High Point District Court sparking questions about procedure. Raulston's attorney Arch Schock Sr. is expected to respond in court to challenge the transfer and seek reconsideration.
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Superior Court
Greensboro
High Point District Court
Raulston
Arch Schock Sr
Defense seeks quashal of Raulston indictments next week
A motion before Seay aims to quash felony indictments against Raulston contending the cases were disposed of in District Court with guilty pleas after plea bargaining by Schoch and Judge Williams. Shore alleges improper transfer via clerical action at High Point docketing. Seay seeks full appearance to determine how the case was handled.
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Seay
Raulston
Schoch
Joseph A. Williams
Guilford County
Shore
High Point
Teaching students to read hinges on parental follow through
Honeycutt compares classroom guidance to medical advice, noting that a doctor directs treatment and a teacher directs study. If parents do not ensure home assignments are completed, he says, the fault lies with them when a student fails to read or graduate able to read.
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Honeycutt
Strikers Rally At High Point For Carolina Springs Dispute
State AFL CIO President Wilbur Hobby and national officials will speak at a 2 p.m. rally at High Point City Lake Gym to back Carolina Springs workers on strike since March over wage cuts. UIU leaders and ASA official Napoleon Brown say efforts to inform the public continue.
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Afl-Cio
Wilbur Hobby
Napoleon Brown
ASA
Clarence Lambeth
Carolina Springs
Brown
USU
Charlotte
Durham
Fate of Rural Post Offices Uncertain
The expiration of a federal ban on closing small rural post offices leaves the Linwood Southmont and Waliburg offices in Davidson County awaiting closure decisions. A Federal Register outline shows procedures for closings. Hodges of the Greensboro Sectional Center notes plans existed to close Walburg. Decisions hinge on revenue, transactions, boxes, deliveries, customers, business impact.
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Davidson County
Federal Register
Linwood
Southmont
Waliburg
Congress
Robert Hodges
Wallburg
Hodges
Greensboro
Postal Service
Local Woman Seeks City Council Seat
The mother of three speaks in a prepared statement about pride in her city and readiness to serve on the city council. She cites extensive public speaking and civic group involvement to promote city improvements and civic engagement.
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Lindsay
Rotary
Lions, Civitans
Institute of Government
Chapel Hill
Political Lackey Optimist Says Graft Ends With Election
A satire defines an optimist as someone who believes graft ends if his candidate wins. The quip critiques political loyalty and integrity with a sharp, period-voiced jab at partisanship.
Gulton Workers Reject Union at High Point
Workers in the Femco Division of Gulton Industries High Point rejected a bid by Teamsters Local 391 to become bargaining agent. The vote stood 81 to 68 with nine votes challenged but not pursued as they could not affect the outcome. Steve James, Femco manager of employee relations, said employees gave management a vote of confidence. Galton Femco manufactures communications and control equipment for mining and heavy metals.
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Femco
Gulton Industries, Inc
High Point
Teamsters Local 391
W. Durham
Raid 391
Steve James
Galton/Femco
Thomasville Center Faces CETA Funding Gap
Thomasville officials report the Alternative Learning Center may close after CETA funds expire on September 30. Superintendent Derwood Honeycutt said Lexington CETA offices are being contacted as tentative plans emerge to fund teacher salaries. The center, opened in February, serves students with behavioral issues as an alternative to expulsion with counseling support.
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Thomasville
Local Human Relations Commission
Derwood Honeycutt
Honeycutt
Lexington
CETA
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. C. Auman
Andrew Colon Auman
Kernersville
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Auman
Andrew L
Sarah Lucas Allman
A & S Tool and Die Co
High Point Primitive Baptist Church
Shelley Martin
Clara Peele
Jim
Bessie) Walton
Mobile
Ala
Homer Auman
N. Main St
Dallas
Garland Auman
Rt. 2
Trinity
Cumby Mortuary
Chestnut Drive
Mrs. Jones
Lillian Conover Jones
Wesleyan Arms Inc
Jones
New York
N.Y
Augustus W
Henrietta Robinson Conover
William P. Jones
Hunter College
New York City
Moses and Nolte Law
Chester, Hill
United 1St Church
Mt. Vernon
Sechrest Funeral Home
Jenks Funeral Home
Nell Causey Fraser
Presbyterian Home
Causey del Rubio Fraser
Lancaster, Mass
Edna Murphy
Louisville
Leo Heer
St. Louis Bertrand Catholic Church
Minnie Freeman
Minnie Allen Freeman
Route 5
Randolph Hospital
Montgomery County
Lovejoy United Methodist Church
Troy
Virginia Inez Freeman
Alexandria
Dale Freeman
Erie
H. W. Freeman
Virginia Beach
Wayne Freeman
Russell Grove Baptist Church
Tommy Butler
David Blue
Ridge Funeral Home
North Main
Harold C. Davis Nellee
Sechrest
Lexington Ave
Florence Bales
Zom Bales Memorial
Virginia
Christine Hedrick
Jo.m
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Siler-Sechrest
Randolph ST
National
Orrell’s Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Chestnut DR
Trindale RD
Archdale
Daisy L. Myers
Andrew Colon
Allman
Order of the Golden Rule
Jerry Lewis
Debbie Stout
Gulton
Thomasville Center
George W. Gillie
Welborn Insurance Associates
S. Main ST
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