Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Local Notice
Deaths and funeral notices from North Carolina communities include F Glenn Hubbard 47 of Bethel Drive High Point died in High Point Memorial Hospital. Ann Walker Harvey of Kernersville and Walter Raymond Duane of Fayetteville are listed with survivors and service details. Millard Ellis Jessup in Mount Airy, Blanche J Hicks in Siler City, Zannie Jordan in Lexington, and Robert William Mintz Sr. in Randleman are noted with family lists and burial plans. Funeral arrangements vary by church or funeral home with services planned midweek.
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F. Glenn Hubbard
Bethel Drive
High Point Memorial Hospital
Guilford County
Robert L
Ada Campbell Hubbard
High Point Area
Four Square Gospel Church
Willing Workers
Crescent Ford
Parks and Recreation
Ile
Marguerite Scott
Glenn Frank Hubbard
Route 5
Melody Dawn Hubbard
Ada Nelson
Rt. 2
Sophia
R. L
Lester) Hubbard
Kenneth Hubbard
Archdale
Wilma Ethridge
Trinity
Florence Sells
Cherryville
Cumby Chestnut Drive Mortuary
Ann Harvey
Kernersville
Ann Walker Harvey
Crystal Towers
Winston-Salem
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
S. H. McNeill
Greenshore
S. T. Gilley Jr
Lorene Smith
Carl Stockton
India Enscore
Lain Funeral Home
Clifton Allen
Kernersville Memory Gardens
R. Duane
Fayetteville
Walter Raymond Duane
U.S. Army
Boone Trail
Elizabeth Hart Duane
Linda Cornette
High Point
Julia Ann Kutzler
Northampton
Patricia Lee Jankovic
Gallup
N. Mex
Margaret Sawyer
Elizabeth City
William Duane
Los Angeles
Calif
E. Duane
Chicago
M. E. Jessup
Mount Airy
Millard Ellis Jessup
Surry Hospital
Stokes County
N.C. Department of Transportation
Asbury Presbyterian Church
Ann J. Hartsell
Burlington
Julia J. Clark
Timothy Jessup
Memphis
Tenn
Rosa Sowers
Pinnacle
Merton Jessup
Lester Sheppard
L. French Cowan
Church
Moody Funeral Home
Blanche J. Hicks
Siler City
Blanche Johnson Hicks
Rt. 1
Bear Creek
Chatham Hospital
Chatham County
Brush Creek
Zannie Jordan
Lexington
Zannie Mae Nichols Jordan
Coppley St
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Montgomery County
Dacotah Mills
Jehovah's Witnesses
Raymond Parker
Thomasville
Ernest Harrelson
Harald Carter
Jay Shaw
Don Berrier
Walter Greene
Charles V
Rodney Kent Jordan
Kinney Nichols
Troy
Colon Nichols
Seagrove
Piedmont Funeral Home
Clarence Hampton
Forest Hill Memorial Park
R. W. Mintz
Randleman
Robert William Mintz Sr
Route 2
Randolph Hospital
Asheborn
Randolph County
IS. Army
Jitterburger
Rita’ Kay Mintz
Robert W. Mintz Jr
Robert Charles Mintz
Wanda Kay
Sheila Dawn
Yana Mincella
Rhonda Michelle Mintz
Bryan Moore
John Bulla
Susie Bulla
Russell Samuel Mintz
Edward Mintz
Worth Mintz
Donald Mintz
Greensboro
Pugh Funeral Home
William Plate
Country Holiness
High Point St
Man's Body Washed Ashore at Atlantic Beach
Authorities at Atlantic Beach say the body of 22-year-old Raleigh man Spec. 4 Frankie Carr of Ft. Bragg with the 82nd Airborne was found Monday about 8:30 a.m. near where he disappeared Saturday. Horry County Coroner ruled the death an accidental drowning.
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Atlantic Beach
S.C
Raleigh
N.C
Frankie Carr
Ft. Bragg
82Nd Airborne Division
Horry County
Clayton Richardson
Candidates' spending and contributions by race totals
A state election filing lists candidates by race with reported income and expenses. Top spender is Tatives with 6463 dollars and the largest contributor total of 7337 dollars, followed by Mark Stewart and Thomas Sawyer in the House race, with other candidates across District Judges Board of Commissioners and late entries showing varied income and expenditures. The data covers weeks ahead of the primary and includes several party affiliations and offices from House to Register of Deeds and Board of Education.
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Mark Stewart
Register of Deeds
Thomas Sawyer
House of Representatives
Sawyer
W. Eugene Johnson, II
Senate
George Bemus
Patrick Boardman
Henry Frye
Thomas Gilmore
Trene Hill
Margaret Keesee
Victor Lott
Mark McDaniel
David Moore
James F. Morgan
Mary P. Seymour
David Shavin
W.M. Short
Jim van Hecke
Charles Webb
Donald C. White
Elreta Alexander
Richard Maxwell
Robert Shaw
Herman Smith
R. L. Stafford
William Teague
North Carolina
W. Eugene Johnson
Manley C. Lewis
J. A. Mills
Katherine Sebo
Michael Smedberg
McNeil Smith
Kathy Derrick
Jack Noland
Board of Education
Janice Biggs
Francis Delaune
Evan Dean
William Gragg
Larry Harden
T. Wade Payne
Walter L. Salmon
Nancy Jo Smith
Franklin Teague
Robert Tester
National Wholesale Furniture Assn Banquet Speaker Named
NBC newsman Douglas Riker will be guest speaker at the 23rd annual NWFA Distributors Hall of Fame Banquet at Top of the Mart October 15. The event honors over 70 companies and will include the Man of the Year announcement. Riker, NBC Washington correspondent for Today, will discuss Who Will Govern America.
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NBC
Douglas Riker
National Wholesale Furniture Assn. Distributors' Hall of Fame
NWEA
Association
NWFA
Riker
NBC Washington
Today Show
America
Real Issues in NC Elections Missed by Voters
RALEIGH TE notes that crime education taxation and industrial development top voters concerns but real agenda items for 1977 General Assembly have been studied by commissions. Proposals backed by data will reach committees as legislators rely on study group research, leaving opponents poorly prepared.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Reporter Wins Talk Competition
Betty Jo Stripe of Greensboro wins the national stenomask verbatim reporters championship at 350 words per minute. The event, sponsored by the National Stenomask Verbatim Reporters Association, highlights the evolution of court reporting from shorthand to stenomask.
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Greensboro
Betty Jo Stripe
National
Stenomask Verbatim Reporters Association
How Did The Different Languages Come About
Ask Andy explains the mystery of language origins and why there are nearly 3,000 languages. It surveys Bow Wow theory, language families like Indo European, and how wars trade and conquest shape speech, citing English evolution from Anglo Saxon roots.
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Andy
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Science
Karen Lange
Tacoma
Wash
Exiled Leader Ibarruri Seeks Return to Spain
Dolores Ibarruri known as La Passionaria said she is ready to return to Spain from Dubrovnik where she has lived in exile since 1939. Tanjug reported she would go at any time under any conditions as Spain tightened its stance on passports for exiled Communists.
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Dubrovnik
Yugoslavia
Dolores Ibarruri
Grass Fires Extinguished by City Firemen
City firemen responded to two grass fire calls on Monday afternoon. The first at 1:59 p.m. was on the 600 block of Redding Street and the second at 5:02 p.m. on 818 Lexington Ave.
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Redding Street
Lexington Ave
Free Bel tone hearing aid ad from Chicago firm
An advertisement from Bel tone Electronics Corp announces a free non-operating model of the smallest Bel tone aid for those who hear but do not understand words. The unit weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level. Send for this model to Dept. 2439, Bel tone Electronics Corp., 4201 W. Victoria St., Chicago, Illinois 60646.
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Chicago
Til
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria St
Illinois
Brenner recalls NBC snip on Snip and career path
AP Television Writer Jay Sharbutt notes David Brenner, an immigrant from New York, remained cheerful as NBC cut Snip from fall plans and eyed a midseason debut. Brenner, who left TV news after 1964, joked about rescheduling and his tough start in Fun City, Philadelphia.
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Jay Sharbutt
LOS Angeles (Ap
David Brenner
NBC
Philadelphia
Brenner
Army
Temple University
Fun City
Greensboro and Charlotte Stations Tie in Regional Rankings
A terse listing shows WEY Greensboro ALWC Unis Stiison WSOC Charlotte C3 WBS Charlotte SMGHP High Point WAIL Winaton Salem as regional broadcasters, with brief call letters and city tags. The fragment notes network presence across multiple North Carolina cities.
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WEY
Greensboro
Alwc Unis
Stiison
WSOC
Charlotte
WBS
SMGHP
High Point
Wail Winaton-Salem
Evening TV Schedule Highlights Local Lineup Today
Channel 2 and CBS offer Evening Programs with News, Talk, and Sitcoms. Highlights include Eyeing ABC NBC segments, classic shows like Happy Days and M A S H, plus late night movies and Tonight Show.
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CBS News
ABC News
NBC News
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F. G. Hubbard
Mount Pisugh Baptist Church
E. B. Laugthan Jr
Larry Ring
Man
S.C. Beach
Robert L. Cecil
Carl L. Yower
Gordon Gentry
John Hatfield
Jaycee Gibson
Byron Haworth
Joseph John
David Hoch
Kent Lively
Edmund Lowe
James Pfaff
Leon Stanback
Gordon Talbott
Edward Washington
Spencer White
John Yeattes
Board of Commissioners
W. H H. Anderson
Marceline Burton
Forrest Campbell
Geden Deal
Orville Garrett
Stephen Gibson
Henry Goodman
Bert Hall
Katherine Hatfield
Hal Lewis
Jacqueline Manzi
Chestnut DR
Trindale RD
Camby Mortuary Member the
Order of the Golden Role
Salis
Rational Ys
Pauline Holder Ditnard Anderson
Chacel
Charles Ernest Holton, Jr
Victory In Truth Baptist Church
North Main
Farriss Avenue
Harold C. Davis Mambar
Iural
Bill Noblitt
State Superintendent of Schools
State Board of Education
Maine
England
Orrell’s Funeral Home
Alive and Aware
Heck's Angels
Shirley
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