Deaths and Funerals in High Point Area
Obituary notices list Charles Wesley Grogan 55 of 1306 Long St dead on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital. Other deaths include Mrs Helen McEntire 62 of 413 Rocky Knoll Rd and Mrs Lillie Needham Robbins 80 of Seagrove. Funeral details note locations at Cumby Mortuary Hanes Lineberry Kennedy Needham Grove Church and Greenhill Cemetery with services Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wesley Grogan
Long St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Grogan
Ashe County
Walter
Mary Graham Grogan
High Point
Velma Houck
Mary L. Boyles
John Grogan
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Tex
Hazel) Parker
Portsmouth
Robert
Ann) Henderson
Moffitt Drive
John
Geneva) Brooks
Asheboro
Cumby Chapel
Joe R. Hicks
Guilford Memorial Park
Cumby Mortuary
Helen McEntire
Greensboro
Helen Holbrooks McEntire
Rocky Knoll Rd
Moses Cone Hospital
Glenwood Friend Meeting
Gail M.wilson
Peggy M. Shaw
Larry W. McEntire
Yadkinville
Willie Mae Chandler
Lillie Needham Robbins
Lillie Scott Needham
Rt. 2
Seagrove
Moore Memorial Hospital
Pinehurst
Fentress Huffey
Robbins
Arthur Barber
Carthage
Floyd Rummage
Albemarle
Nora Frye
Dempsey Huffey
Leta
Lucille Needham
Alton Needham
Lawrence Needham
Ather
Farrell Needham
Eula Reeder
Bertie Moore
Needham Grove Church
John King
J. Kelly
B. Maness
Kennedy Funeral Home
Trinity DECA students study rising food prices
Trinity Senior High seniors in the DECA program track price changes in sugar bread margarine milk eggs bacon cooking oil cereal flour and green beans across area stores. They find margarine fell 37 percent while sugar rose 21 percent and bread 17 percent between Sept 15-21 and Oct 20-28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wrenn
Archdale
Trinity Senior High
Distributive Education Club of America
DECA
David Snipes
Snipes
Becky Watkins
Asheville
Governing School Reform Proposals From Audit Report
The governor eyed school oversight changes with talks of electing State Board members rather than appointing them. Financing concerns center on budget control and the independence of the controller from the superintendent, while local supplements widen disparities. Participants critique the brief audit period and highlight the Department of Public Instruction as the Legislature’s first large agency focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
General Assembly
Dept. of Public Instruction
City Center Traffic Worsens as Street Work Bites
Street closures and lane reductions clog downtown traffic for over a year. Wrenn between old and new furniture markets remains blocked while Commerce and Centennial Street realignments complicate routes near the post office. The latest bottleneck hits Russell and Green streets as crews dig under the pavement, with no city timetable to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrenn
Commerce
Hamilton
Centennial Street
Green Drive
Commerce Avenue
Russell
Green
W. Russell
Main Street
City Hall
Randolph Board Votes To Start Meetings With Prayer
Randolph County Board of Commissioners approved adding a prayer to all future sessions. Commissioner W D Bowman Jr led the motion, with Worthville’s bid for silence or aloud prayer noted. Bowman cited human wickedness and the need for divine guidance in the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County Board of Commissioners
W. D. Bowman Jr
Worthville
Bowman
High Pointers Win Pantyhose Dispute
In Greensboro a federal judge denied a new trial to three North Carolina pantyhose manufacturers after finding they infringed the patent of High Point men led by Joseph G. Walser Jr. The ruling upheld the patent and allowed appeals. High Point claimants seek damages and royalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina
Joseph G. Walser Jr
Tights, Inc
O. R. York
Nesbit Kaughman
Philip A. Baldwin
U.S. Western District Court
Asheville
Kayser-Roth Corp
Burlington
Adams- Millis
High Point
Acme McCrary
Asheboro
Baldwin
Ernest G. Rice
Rice
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Funeral Arrangements for Local Residents Listed
Priscilla Alfred of Arden Place Jewel Wade of Timberlake Drive Nancy Clodfelter of Loftyview Court and Barbara Nicholson of Jamestown have funeral services scheduled for 11 am Saturday at Sechrest Chapel officiated by Rev J Donald Sams. Burial will follow at Guilford Memorial Park. The body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home tonight from 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough Brandon Hardee
E. Russell Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Myrtle Beach
D.C
Joseph
Annie Hucks Hardee
Traditional Furniture Co
Fannie Younts
Calvary United Methodist Church
Kenneth
Betty) Hinkle
Parks Ave
Eugene
Ann) Osborne
Burlington
Joe Brandon Hardee
Beverly Hills Dr
Harold C. Davis
Herman C. Beck
Floral Garden Park
Mary L. Blackwell
Newark
N. J
Beatrice L. Palmer
Bronx
N. Y
Daisy L. Raphael
Aaron Lightner
Dartmouth Ave
Calvary Baptist
John E. Trotman
Greenhill Cemetery
Hairlip Funeral
Janie) Alfred
Arden ‘Place
Jack
Jewel) Wade
Timberlake
Nancy Clodfelter
Loftyview Court
Nick
Barbara) Nicholson
Jamestown
Sechrest Chapel
J. Donald Sams
Guilford Memorial Park
Sechrest Funeral
Cited Officers Are Cleared In Grand Jury No-Show Case
Greensboro and High Point police officers faced contempt of court charges for failing to appear before the Guilford County grand jury. Judge Walter E. Crissman dismissed the cases, citing lack of notice and travel duties, while ordering better notification procedures and rebuking a private attorney and witnesses in related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Walter E. Crissman
High Point
Guilford County Grand Jury
H. G. Smith
Grand Jury
Crissman
H. D. Cooley
Douglas Albright
County considers revenue sharing plan to fund recreation
Commission discusses a $100,000 Commission plan and a county revenue sharing approach using a penny tax to fund Greensboro High Point and rural areas. The idea would distribute funds by property valuations, require minimal staff, and use city departments for county recreation services with no set boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickards
Greensboro
High Point
Richards
Lojko
Family Weeky Exclusive December 8
Police listed numerous thefts and arrests, detailing stolen cash, a welding machine, animal feed, and checks. Youths faced charges including disorderly conduct and shoplifting, with several adults charged with larceny, drunken driving, and related offenses in city cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Prince
Park Street
Enterprises Inc
Charlotte
Southern Furniture
G. S. Freeman
E. Lexington Avenue
Richard Donald Brown
Grantham Drive
Stafford Windell Michael
Allegheny Street
W. A. Davis Milling Co
Debra Heath Leguire
Thomasville
Garry Wilson Turner
Clara ‘Cox
Trinity-A Singing at Grand Old Gospel Hall Saturday
A Trinity-A singing event is planned for Saturday at 7 30 p m. at the Grand Old Gospel Music Hall on Turnpike Road off Highway 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Grand Old Gospel Music Hall
Turnpike Road
Highway 8
How to Handle Sibling Rivalry in Family Weekly
A top psychologist argues sibling rivalry is not inevitable and offers guidance for parents. Learn to prevent resentments with a new baby, boost older children’s self esteem, and foster responsibility as families grow. Weekend issue features practical tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Weekly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grogan
B. Hardee
Tra McKaughan
Ira McKaughan
Forsyth County
Madie Beeson McKaughan
Evelyn Calhoun
Troy McKaughan
Goldsboro
Tommy McKaughan
Tampa
Fla
Ronnie McKaughan
U.S. Army
Germany
Don McKaughan
Thelma Moran
Bunker Hill Primitive Baptist Church
John Lee
Cliff Farmer
Lane Funeral Home
J. M. Bray Ramseur
Lucille Cockman Bray
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Joe M. Bray
Randall Stevens
Jack Caviness
Siler City
Larry Thurman
Staley
Jerry
Gary
Earl
Roger Bray
Ramseur
Bill Caviness
Giles Cockman
Crawford Cockman
Moses Lake
Wash
Charles
Joel. Cockman
Parks Crossroads Christian Church
Jimmy Turner
Ray Beane
Loflin
K. N. Stutts
Black Mountain
Kay Norbert Stutts
Montreat
Garlene Seagle Stutts
Becky Stutts
Joyce Stutts
Bill Murphy
Willis Walser
Welcome
Clyde Stutts
Gaither Chapel
Montreat- Anderson College
Piney Grove
Swannanoa
Miller Funeral Home
James Lightner
Bessie H. Lightner
Vail Ave
Lightner
Wadesboro
Jacob and
Margaret Chambers Hammond
Calvary Baptist Church
Blue Ribbon Society
Randolph Board
Lexington Ave
Lillie Cook Jones
Lexington Ave, Baptist Church
Qyde
Chestnut
Lisa Perry
Cumaby
Rumby Chapel
Public Defender’s Staff
Department
R. A. Jones
A. L. Rowe
D. G. Travis
R. M. Walker
Commission
Thomas Pemberton
Thomas Austin
Elwood Drive
Teri Alice Welch
Barrett Street
Owen Stan Brazell
Hendrix Street
Donald Hunt
Richland Avenue
Edward Craig Johnson
Rt. 3
Lacey Larry Binley
Venable Court
Diana Cromer
Rockdale Road
Thomas Phillips
Lumberton, Larceny
Brenda Spears
Kent Street
Frank Matthew Johnson
Haizlip Funeral, Home, Inc
Fourth Street
Alon Point
Church Street
Nixon
Cyprus
Patty Hearst
Associated Press
Teaneck
N.J
Roger Moore
Hmi
Ondlis
High Point Enterprise
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