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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1976

Page

3

16 year old Larry Edwards dies in High Point hospital

Larry Leonard Edwards aged 16 of 129 Pinecrest Drive Archdale died early today at High Point Memorial Hospital after a lifelong illness born January 15 1960 in High Point He was the son of Robert L and Jettie Hardy Edwards Surviving are his parents a sister Nita Ann Alger of Trinity a grandmother Belvie Hardy of Boissevain Va and a grandfather Floyd Edwards The funeral arrangements were to be announced The body rests at Calvin C Orrell Liberty Road Chapel in High Point

Larry Leonard Edwards Pinecrest Drive Archdale High Point Memorial Hospital High Point Robert L. and Jettie Hardy Edwards Mount Calvary Baptist Church Ronnie Nita Ann) Alger Rt. 2 Trinity Belvie Hardy Boissevain Floyd Edwards Calvin C. Orrell Liberty Road Chapel

Obituaries for E R Hunt and Carrie Quick in North Carolina

E R Hunt of Thomasville dies at 60 after years of declining health at High Point Memorial Hospital. He leaves a wife Bessie Robbins and 2 daughters, 4 sons, 3 sisters, 1 brother, 15 grandchildren, and 2 stepgrandchildren. Carrie Quick, 65, of High Point dies at home after Marlboro County birth. survived by 3 daughters, 7 sons, 50 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, a sister and 4 brothers. funeral set for Sunday at New Hill Baptist Church Bennettsville with burial at the church cemetery.

Thomasville Ray Hunt Dogwood Road High Point Memorial Hospital Mr. Hunt Randolph County Jesse Hunt Cynthia Pierce Hunt Pendleton Frame Co High Point Bessie Robbins Ralph Patricia) Johnson Ball Park Road Harvey Reita) Deweese Route 1 Raeford Richard Hunt Route 3 Ronnie Hunt Dalton Avenue Wayne Hunt Kernersville Richard Wagner Denton Mamie Gray Wesley Hancock Route 2 Ira Hunt J. C. Green and Sons Chapel Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church Ralph Johnson Marlboro County S.C John Maggie Jane Campbell Quick New Hill Baptist Church Bennettsville Alice Moore Carrie Mae Graham Bessie Lee Spears Claude B Sylvester, Jr Cleveland Calvin Everette Jessie B Oliver Quick Maggie Ella Blue J. W. Quick Brooklyn N.Y James and Amos Quick Abbie Quick Oaks McBrutus Raymond McCloud Jr Moore Funeral Home Mobile St Mildred Cullins Mildred Lee Cullins Gordon St Ms. Cullins Randleman Clarendon Industries Mt. Vernon Baptist Church Esther C. Porter Esther Cullins Davis Ave Ruby Parker Penn Place Marvin S. Cullins O'Neil St James C. Cullins F. O. Bass St. Peter United Methodist Church Haizlip Funeral Home R. L. Cross Asheboro Ronnie Lee Cross Liberty St Randolph Hospital Guilford County Jo Nell McCrary First United Methodist Church Jr. Wesleyan Nellie King Cross Joan Clodfelter Ahoskie Elsie Dodson Lillian Funk Lucy Welcher Greensboro Hurley Cross California Eugene Charlie Cross Donald Haynes Edward Biggers Randolph Memorial Park Pugh Funeral Home Heart Fund

Peanut Policy Change Won’t Bankrupt Carter

Agriculture officials said a ban on transferring peanut acreage allotments will have little effect on Jimmy Carter’s peanut business in Plains Georgia. Officials noted the impact would be small, with Carter’s operation owned by Carter his brother Billy and their mother Lillian. The ban ends permission for farmers to rent allotments to others.

Carter Washington Agriculture Department Jimmy Carter Plains Theron Hopgood Joanne Blankenship Department Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Georgia Sumter Webster Sumter County Webster County Billy Lillian

Cold Front Brings Widespread North Carolina Cold Spell

North Carolina and South Carolina faces chilly conditions with highs in the 30s to 50s and lows dropping into the 20s to 40s. The three day outlook shows partly cloudy skies, a warming trend, and a chance of rain Sunday through Tuesday as coastal areas see warmer high 50s to 60s.

North Carolina South Carolina High Point

Waldheim Likely To Win New Term As U N Secretary General

Security Council preparations for selecting the next U N secretary general focus on Kurt Waldheim s re election unless vetoed by China. Luis Echeverria is a second announced candidate with other figures mentioned as outside possibilities. China appears ready to back Echeverria while possibly abstaining on Waldheim.

Waldheim United Nations N.Y Security Council Kurt Waldheim Luis Echeverria Mexico Hamilton Shirley Amerasinghe Sri Lanka General Assembly Manuel Perez Guerrero Carlos Ortiz de Rozas Argentina U.N Ion Datcu Council Permanent Council United States Soviet Union Britain France China Echeverria

Funeral for John Henry Varner in Mt. Zion United Methodist Church

John Henry Varner aged 67 of Route 1 Trinity died Wednesday in hospital. Funeral services were held today at 3 p.m. at Mt. Zion United Methodist Church with the Rev. Luther Harris, the Rev. Charles Walker and the Rev. Kenneth Key. Burial followed in the church cemetery.

Thomasville John Henry Varner Mt. Zion United Methodist Church Luther Harris Charles Walker Kenneth Key Varner Trinity High Point Memorial Hospital

New Editor Promises To Invest In The Nation

Thomas B. Morgan, son in law of Nelson A. Rockefeller, pledges to invest enough to bring The Nation to profitability within two or three years. The liberal weekly has lost money most years, with only two profitable periods, both during World War II.

New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Thomas B. Morgan the Nation United States

The Traveling Man Bishop Samuel McLendon

Bishop Samuel McLendon travels through North Carolina South Carolina and parts of Virginia delivering summer outdoor revivals and winter home visits He gathers diverse followers including addicts alcoholics and youths once labeled hopeless He acts as marriage and youth counselor and a father to the fatherless offering help in troubled times.

Samuel McLendon North Carolina South Carolina Virginia

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