Deaths in North Carolina reveal multiple regional funerals
Obituaries report the deaths of Roby Marcus Clodfelter 79 of Winston-Salem James Roy Jones 66 of Thomasville Nell Short Morgan 69 of High Point and Minnie Preddy Turner 90 of Reidsville. Services planned across Midway Brown New Calvary and Mizpah United Methodist churches with burial at Victory Baptist Floral Garden Park Mount Olivet and other local cemeteries. Survivors include spouses children siblings and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
James Roy Jones
Salem St
Boomer
Pink
Lizzie Ferguson
James Norton Building Contractors
Brown New Calvary Baptist Church
Hinkle Woman 82 Dies After Illness in Lexington
Mrs Ellen Watson Hinkle of 104 Park Street died Thursday at Lexington Memorial Hospital after 10 days of illness. Survived by daughter Mrs C D Hardy of Atlanta and two sons Thomas C Hinkle Jr and Haywood W Hinkle both of Lexington. Service held at First Presbyterian Church. Memorials requested to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ellen Watson Hinkle
Park Street
Lexington Memorial Hospital
C. D. Hardy
Atlanta, Ga
Thomas C. Hinkle Jr
Haywood W. Hinkle
First Presbyterian Church
Allen Jay High School News Highlights and Hopes
School report covers a loss to the Ahoskie Cougars with Jaybird spirit shown by seven buses full of fans traveling at night. Beta Club district meeting names two Allen Jay students as leaders, and the Blue Quill newspaper debuts from Miss Shearins' Journalism class. The seniors named Top Ten include Gulledge, Stout, Rees, Shipwash, Brower, Whitfield, Snider, Coltrane, Thayer, and Sheen.
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Ahoskie
Western Guilford
Allen Jay
Rodney Shipwash
Kenneth Gulledge
Linda Stout
Barbara Rees
Karen Brower
Jerry Whitfield
Emily Snider
Mike Coltrane
Garry Thayer
Brenda Sheen
RHS football season ends with five wins five losses
The end of the season arrived Friday October 30 after the Allen Jay game. The Varsity team scheduled a trip to Washington DC from November 20 to 22 with tours of Arlington Cemetery Lincoln Memorial Capitol Smithsonian Washington Zoo Kennedy Memorial and Wax Museum. They attended the Redskins vs Cowboys game at Kennedy Stadium. The trip was sponsored by the Randleman Touchdown club. Seniors ordered graduation invitations November 19.
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RHS
Allen Jay
Wash
D. C
Arlington Cemetery
Lincoln Memorial
The
Capitol
John F. Kennedy Stadium
Washington Redskins
Dallas Cowboys
Randleman Touchdown Club
Sumner
Randleman
Hayes Grocery Owner Charles Hayes Dies After Heart Attack
Charles Grace Hayes 60 of Rt 10 formerly ran Hayes Grocery in Welcome died Friday on the way to Lexington Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. A Pulaski native and Welcome Fire Department charter member, survivors include wife Mrs Edward Reidh Hayes, son Charles Hayes, daughter Mrs Allen Culler, mother Mrs Maxie Hayes, brother Delmar Hayes, sister Mrs Tony Hilfer. Funeral 3 p.m. Sunday at Center United Methodist Church. Body at Davidson Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Roby Marcus Clodfelter
Flora Shoaf
Ruby Bailey
Rt. 9
Winston-Salem
Gurlie
Elsie) Bowers
Clocfelter Road
Johnny
Nellie) Swicegood
Blanche Yokley
Carl
Dorothy) Berrier
Rt. 10
Lexington
J. C
Irene) Scott Jr
Rt. 4
Belford L. Clodfelter
Clodfelter Road
Sula
Charles Grace Hayes
Hayes
Welcome
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Edward Reidh Hayes
Charles Hayes
Allen Culler
Maxie Hayes
Delmar Hayes
Tony Hilfer
Alabama
Center United Methodist Church
Davidson Funeral Home
Willie E. Wilson Rites Planned at Churchland Church
Willie Eugene Wilson 72 of Rt. 1 Linwood died Friday at Rowan Memorial Hospital after six months of illness. A retired contractor and former deputy sheriff, he also worked for the state ABC board. Survived by five daughters, one son, four sisters, two brothers. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Churchland Missionary Baptist Church.
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Lexington
Willie Eugene Wilson
Rt. 1
Linwood
Churchland
Rowan Memorial Hospital
State
ABC Board
Hugh McBride
C. J. Everhart Jr
Harry Crowell
C. T. Davis Jr
Bob Bowen Jr
Rt. 5
Hollis E. Wilson
Fro Wilson
Paul Alley
Ray Davis
Yadkin
Marvin Perkins
J. Lee Wilson
Carl C. Wilson
Thomasville
Churchland Missionary Baptist Church
Montlieu Avenue Elementary PTA Meeting Notice
Montlieu Avenue Elementary School PTA will meet Tuesday December 8 at 7 30 p m in the cafetorium. A demonstration of educational games for elementary children will be given.
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Montlieu Avenue
P.T.A
Once Upon A Mattress Sparkles At Barn Theater
A December Barn Dinner performance of Once Upon A Mattress brings a playful kingdom tale to life. The mute king, nagging queen, and Prince Dauntless face bridal tests as suitors are tested for eligibility. Joy and laughter follow the unusual quest to wed the prince.
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Prince Dauntless
Aggravain
Winnifred
Sextimus the Mute
Dauntless
County Bids Run High For Police Cars
Guilford County bids for sheriff fleet and administrative vehicles exceed budget by 19 250 with 17 police cars 14 administrative and 4 wagons over budget. County Manager Witherspoon notes reserve funds and board decision pending. Greensboro city bids align with county for 97 vehicles overall.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Witherspoon
Board of Commissioners
Pickard-Dunn Dodge, Inc
Triad COG to Discuss Two Advisory Committees
Triad COG members will consider appointing a Regional Committee on Environmental Affairs and a Regional Housing Advisory Committee at their December meeting. The session at 12:15 p.m. at the Albert Pick Motel on I-40 also reviews radar site use by COG units and proposed improvements to the South Buffalo Creek sewer plant and U.S. 421 corridor.
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Greensboro
Piedmont Triad Council of Governments
Lindsay W. Cox
Council of Governments
COG
Albert Pick
I-40
Union Cross Air Force
High Point
Winston-Salem
Pentagon
South Buffalo Creek
U. S. 421
Rockingham County
Winston- Salem
Carolinians Aid In Campaign To Write Hanoi
North and South Carolinians have written 364000 letters calling for release and fair treatment of American prisoners of war. The letters will reach the North Vietnamese delegation at the Paris peace talks. A nine man delegation will fly to Paris with the letters on Saturday.
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Charlotte
N.C
Paris
Hanoi
Wbt-Tv
City School Menus
Elementary and junior high lunch menus list daily items from Monday through Friday. Menu highlights include hot dogs, spaghetti, barbecued chicken, sloppy Henrys, cheeseburgers, fish sandwiches, and assorted sides and desserts.
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Civitan Charter
Civitan Club
Plank Road Club
Joe Forcum
High Point Civitan Club
Dewey Corn
High Point Club
Bob Steele
Charles Schram
New Club
Sonny Hedgecock
R. M. Clodfelter
Flossie Murphy Jones
Florence Carlton
Claude Ferguson
Elkin
Lindsay Ferguson
Lenoir
Clyde Ferguson
Virginia
J. W. Flake
Mt. Olivet
Thomas Hairlip
Mrs. Morgan
Nell Short Morgan
Centennial Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Washington County
J. W
Caroline Combs Short
Walter Lee
Jack) Morgan
Order of the Eastern Star
Unity United Methodist Church
Central Alliance Church
J. W. Morgan
Pla
Bonnie Petree
Oh Davis
Sechrest Chapel
Gordon Copeland
Floral Garden Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
Funeral
W. T. Turner
Reidsville
Minnie Preddy Turner
Montgomery St
Annie Penn Memorial Hospital
Helen Turner
Stafford
Bernard Turner
W. W. Sharpe
W. L. Glancy
Mount Airy
W. W. Preddy
Mizpah United Methodist Church
Mrs
Ellen Hinkle
Mike
Tuggle
Ahoskie Cougars
Rodney
Smithsonian Institute
Washington Zoo
Kennedy Memorial
Wax Museum
Denise
Charles G. Hayes
Pulaski, Va
Welcome Fire Department
Willie Wilson
Papense Abe
Montlieu
Hans Christian Anderson
Carol Burnett
Mary Rodgers
Richard
Marshall Barer
Jay Thompson
Dean Fuller
Reese Marlow
James Eric
Karen van Dean
Princess Winifred
Jeannie Colgan
Triad
Ory
Sechrest Service
Lng
Lexington Ave
Evelyn Lea Wood
Casey Aten Thomas Secnenl
Ntael
M&m TV
Grace Flower Shop
Wrenn St. Westwood
Lauoeners
East Guilford
John
Marsha
Wachovia
Kathy
Billy
Suzy
Dwight
Twins
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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