Deaths and Funerals: Hill and Brogdon_obituary notes
Mrs Bertha Lambeth Hill 86 of 1122 Adams St died at High Point Memorial Hospital after five months illness. Survived by three daughters, one son, a brother, four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral 4 p.m. at Rankin United Methodist Church. Burial Floral Garden Park Cemetery. John Conrad Brogdon 90 of Martinsville died in Martinsville Memorial Hospital after four months illness. Survived by wife Betsy, two sons, five daughters. Funeral 11 a.m. Wednesday at Davidson Funeral Home Chapel. Burial Forest Hill Memorial Park. Mrs Barbara Anner Beck 86 of Seagrove died at son’s home. Survived by husband Rufus W Beck Sr, three daughters and three sons. Funeral 3 p.m. Wednesday at Union Grove Baptist Church. Burial Union Grove Cemetery. Body at Ridge Funeral Home. family there tonight 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Lambeth Hill
Adams St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Jutius
Barsheba Sechrest Lambeth
Rankin Memorial United Methodist Church
WSCS
Ladies Bible Class
Eugene Hill
Mae Matthews
High Point
Clarence
Millie) Albertson
Jamestown
Alene Jarrell
Max Hill
Ernest Lambeth
Thomasville
Grady Burgin
Roy Mabe
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
J. C. Brogdon
Lexington
John Conrad Brogdon
Rt. 8
Martinsville
Martinsville Memorial Hospital
Betsy Cope Brogdon
Arnold
Bradley Brogdon
Oren.Doby
J. G. Stiers
Terry Lowery
Thelma Hamm
Melvin Nixon
Davidson Funeral Home
Dearl Bunce
Forest Hill Memorial Park
R. W. Beck
Asheboro
Barbara Anner Beck
Rt. 1
Seagrove
Moore County
WMU
Union Grove
Maggie) Trotter
Phillip E. Beck
Walter L
Rufus W. Beck Jr
Union Grove Baptist Church
Bennie Maness
Ridge Funeral Home
Detweiler Funeral Wednesday in High Point and other notices
Detweiler Alan Wood Detweiler 72 of 611 W Farriss Ave died Monday in High Point Memorial Hospital after illness since August 9. He was born August 21, 1902 in Philadelphia and educated in Pittsburgh later graduating from the University of Pittsburgh. He worked as a salesman and Army Air Corps colonel, then led Continental Furniture Co, retiring in 1967. Funeral Wednesday at St Marys Episcopal Church with graveside rites Friday. memorials to American Cancer Society or Heart Fund. Mrs Faye Rich Brown died Sunday with funeral today at Pugh Funeral Home Chapel. Alexander Lawrence Bennett 83 of Route 2 Stokesdale dies Monday at Moses Cone Hospital. survivor list includes wife Inez, daughter James Duane Garrett, son Alex Lawrence Bennett Jr., and two sisters. Funeral Wednesday at Sardis Primitive Baptist Church. Burial in church cemetery. Body at Ray Funeral Home. family to be there tonight 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Wood Detweiler
W. Farriss Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Detweiler
Philadelphia
John Shelley
Alice Bell Frazier Detweiler
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
School of Business Administration
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cleveland
Ohio
Winston-Salem
Robert W. Irwin Co
Army Air Corps
Air Corps
Contintental Furniture Co
New York
Continental Furniture Co
Detweller
High Point Rotary Club
High Point Savings and Trust
Southern Furniture Market Center
Sons of the American, ‘Revolution
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Charles F. Detweiler
Ledford Village
William P. Price
Hershberger Funeral Home
Allegheny County Memorial Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
American Cancer Society
Heart Fund
Faye Brown Ashebord
Faye Rich Brown
Pugh Funeral Home Chapel
West Bend United Methodist Church
A. L. Bennett
Stokesdale
Sardis Primitive Baptist Church
Ray Funeral Home
W F Sheetz Dies At 65 In High Point Area
William Franklin Sheetz aged 65 of 2408 Van Buren St died Monday at 10 30 p m after a period of declining health. He was a Forsyth County native, longtime High Point resident, Baptist, and retired worker for Woodmark Originals Inc. Surviving: wife Lena Overton. four sons including Kenneth Wayne Sheetz in Grand Forks AFB. three daughters. one granddaughter. six sisters. two brothers. funeral Wednesday at Cumby Chapel. Burial Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Franklin Sheetz
van Buren St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Sheetz
Forsyth County
Thomas J
Alda Roberta Sheetz
High Point
Woodmark Originals Inc
Lena Overton
Kenneth Wayne Sheetz
U.S. Air Force
Grand Fork Air Force Base
N.D
Thomasville
Keith Ronald
Terry Lynn ‘Sheetz
Billy
Lee) Morgan
Juanita St
Stan
Ronnie} Thornton
Kernersville
Ronnie
Tina) Brown
Roger E.sheets
Knollwood Drive
Archdale
Kenneth H. Sheets
Allen Jay
B. A
Alma) Boyle
Wilmington
Pauline Smith
N. Main ‘Street
W. O
Death claims Mrs Joyce and Mrs Joyce Joyce
Marion Rogers Joyce 70 of William and Mary Apts died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Born June 20, 1904 in Mooresville she was secretary to City Transfer and Storage Co. Surviving daughters Lynne Morris and Jane Spence, sisters Barnes Sampson Sherrod, two brothers Rogers, funeral Wednesday at Sechrest Chapel. Burial Forest Lawn Greensboro. Thomas Clifford Delk 68 Mooresville died at home after 10 months illness. Born Oct. 18, 1906 in Randolph County he was member of Central United Methodist Church Mooresville. Surviving wife Kate Baldwin Delk, daughters Eleanor Curtis and Rebecca Tooley, six grandchildren, sisters and brothers. Funeral today at Central United Methodist Church and Greenwood Cemetery Mooresville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Rogers Joyce
William
Mary Apts
High Point Memorial Hospital
Joyce
Mooresville
Thomas Jefferson Rogers
Kate Wiseman
High Paint
City Transfer and Storage Co
Lyndon Walker Joyce
First United Methodist Church
William L
Lynne) Morris Iit
Asheville
Jane) Spence
Richmond
Harvey
Kathleen) Barnes Sr
New Bern
Herman A
Helen) Sampson
Greensboro
D. Stanton
Virginia
Thomas J. Rogers Jr
Roanoke
Sechrest Chapel
Richard J. Crowder
Charles Turner
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Emerywood Dr
Thomas C. Delk
Thomas Clifford Delk
Mr. Delk
Randolph County
A. Lee
Ida von Cannon Delk
Central United Methodist Church of
Kate Baldwin Delk
Eleanor Curtis
Rebecca Tooley
Charlotte
Annie Spencer
Trinity
Minnie Prevost
Tennessee
Mattie Greenway
S. Main Street
Luna Ridge
W B. Delk Sr
Coventry
W. K. Delk
R. G. Delk
Asheboro
Central United Methodist Church
Kenneth M. Johnson Jr
Greenwood Cemetery
Ant species form symbiotic roles with other insects
National Geographic notes many ants develop relationships as guests, slaves, or herders with other insects, shaping interspecies interactions and ecosystem dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic
North Carolina Food Stamp Push Aims Big Payroll Boost
State officials forecast 550000 recipients by mid 1975 with a $14.3 million monthly payroll impact and $1.7 million yearly local tax income from a one cent food tax. Critics warn federal cuts could shift costs to local units, while repeal efforts complicate the fiscal case and local governments weigh gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
North Carolina
Officer of the Month named in Jamestown
Police Chief Laurie Pritchett announced Patrolman L. W. Morrison as officer of the month for June citing his attitude loyalty and devotion to the department. Morrison becomes a candidate for officer of the year. Cub Scout Pack 18 meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Jamestown Elementary School with a physical fitness playoff during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Pritchett
L. W. Morrison
Pritchett
Morrison
Jamestown
Cub Scout Pack
Jamestown Elementary School
Resident Fires At Intruder In Backyard Incident
Woodrow Addofice Kapp told police he fired a .32 caliber revolver at a man he saw in his backyard Monday night. The intruder yelled then fled over the fence before 10 p.m. Al Deen Hauser reported a bullet fragment and window damage at his East Kearns Street home. Police noted three broken windows with $20 damage. Separately a 1971 Plymouth sedan was reported stolen from Westchester Mall after being left there at 7 p.m. and missing by 9 p.m. A kitchen window entry burglarized George Steed’s Kent Street home, with a $575 color television stolen. A stereo, a citizen’s band radio, a tape player, and auto tires were also reported stolen from various locations Monday night and Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Addofice Kapp
Bencini
Kapp
al Deen Hauser
E. Kearns Street
Kenneth D. Power
Rt. 2
High Point
Powers
Westchester Mall
George Steed
Kent Street
Kenneth Sturdivant
Hoskins Apts
Joseph Jefferson Godwin
Greensboro
Godwin
Old Dominion
Zayre
Dept
Roper
Dorothy Street
Three Eagle Badges Awarded To Local Scouts
The 13 year old sons of James B Sloan and Lewis W Thompson receive Eagle badges. One resides at 100 Shadow Valley Road and attends Griffin Junior High as an eighth grader. The other lives at 1229 West Westminster Dr and attends Ferndale Junior High. Scoutmaster is Jim Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Sloan
Shadow Valley Road
Sloan
Griffin Junior High
Thompson
Lewis W. Thompson
Westminster Dr
Ferndale Junior High
Jim Sloan
Scout Troop 2
Emerywood Baptist Church
Toby Griffin
Dan Sloan
David Thompson
Griffin
Walter K. Griffin
Parkwood Circle
Police association formed to aid lower ranks in city
The group aims to influence hearing planning while seeking to improve image and welfare of patrol officers. It is not a union but may press for better pay and benefits in time. Seven incorporators will run the first board, with future boards representing department divisions. About 145 officers qualify to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byerly
Thomasville highway relocation proposal discussed after vote
The city planning board debated moving the Groometown Lexington highway south to satisfy environmental concerns under the Federal Highway Act. A board vote approved considering the shift with a recommendation to the State Department of Transportation and potential inclusion in an environmental impact statement. The board also backed a soil erosion and sedimentation control ordinance to qualify residents for federal flood insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groometown
Lexington
Thomasville
Bill Bowser
Fair Grove Forest
Fred Murphy
Coy Copple
Austin Crews
George Louga
Curry Regan
Walter Jones
J. W. Mathis
Rankin
Austin Wood
State Dept. of Transportation
High Point Adopts 12 Member CD Committee
The ad hoc committee named 12 members to the CD division body with councilmen and the mayor to appoint additional members. The mayor will appoint 20, councilmen one each. The CD program links to new federalism giving local officials more control over federal funds and requiring initiative in planning and project implementation. Pennington heads a 12 person CD staff to begin planning the new program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennington
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Hill
Alan Detweiler
Detweiler
W. F. Sheetz
P.J. Turpin
Ashebord
Hazel Hunt Turpin
Route 7
Randolph
Memorial Hospital
Montgomery County
Rampon Products
Paul James Turpin Sr
Paul J. Turpin Jr
Apo San Francisco
Calif
Jason R
Susan Bullins
Betty Shaw
Franklinville
Joe Dick
Casanova
Margaret Smith
Jackson Springs
Beady
Lena Younts
Lena Reid Younts
Holly Grove
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Rowan County
Holly Grove Lutheran Church
Banks Honeycutt
Salisbury
Rhea Young
Jacob Bryce Younts
Charles Cletus Younts
Marvin Younts
Concord
Ludary Casper
George Starnes
Piedmont Funeral Home
Sechrest
Lexington Ave
Monten
Tinehathier
National
Wade Hinkle
Alan W. Detweiler
Tama
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Marian Joyce
Cunby
Chestnut Dr
Lowell Asbill
Cumby
Wiliam Carl Lackey
Conrad Memorial Bapist Church
William F. Sheetz
Haizlip Funeral Home, Inc
Fourth Street
Church Street
Flaherty
Cubs
Oakwood Memorial Park
Monthieu High Point
Police
God
Baity
Kinney
Labor Day
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