Obituaries list multiple local deaths and funerals
William Edward Blakely 34 Jamestown died Saturday night heart attack. Funeral today 3 p.m. Green Street Baptist Church burial Guilford Memorial Park. S Alice Davis 75 Chest er Pa died Thursday after illness. Funeral yesterday Marlboro Friends Meeting burial church cemetery. Mrs Lillie May Green Turner 66 Lexington Route 1 died Saturday Haven Convalescent Nursing Home. Funeral yesterday Old Pilgrim Reformed Church burial church cemetery. Pallbearers named for each service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edward Blakely
Green Street Baptist Church
E. W. Price Jr
Guilford Memorial Park
Mr. Blakely
Forestdale Dr
Jamestown
Lillie Turner
Thomasville
Lillie May Green Turner
Henry Turner
Old Pilgrim Reformed Church
Frank Snnider
A.odell Leonard
Lexington
Harold Snider
W. L. Clodfelter
John Davis
Nannis Crouse
Clyde Carr
Harvey Brown
Turner
Route 1
Haven Convalescent Nursing Home
Edward Tucker storekeeper dies suddenly at 65
Edward R. Tucker 65 of 1109 Park St died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital at 2 p.m. He owned Tucker's Store and had lived in High Point most of his life. He married Effie Safe in 1919 and leaves a daughter Helen Boggs, siblings Tom Tucker and Mrs J W Fulp, seven grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Cumby Chapel with burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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Edward R. Tucker
Park St
High Point Memorial
Randolph County
Sunley P
Charity Burns Tucker
High Point
Tucker
Effie Safe
Edward T. Tucker
Grace St
Leon B. Tucker
Dallas R. Tucker
Helen Boggs
E. Green St
Tom Tucker
Randleman
J. W. Fulp
Cumby Chapel
Maj
Charles Sams
Salvation Army
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Mrs Hill 45 Dies in Denton After Illness
Mrs Jane Harrison Hill 45 of Lexington Emmonsfi cd Methodist Church died at Griffis Clinic Denton at 10 a m after eight years of declining health and a cerebral hemorrhage She was born July 17 1914 in Davidson County and survived by a daughter Olene two sons Donald and Kenneth six step sons and four brothers Burial is in Old Methodist Church Cemetery and the body will rest at Siler Funeral Home until 11 am tomorrow then be taken to the home for viewing
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Thomasville
Ome Jane Harrison Hill
Lexington
Emmonsfi cd
Old Methodist Church
Siler Funeral Home
Mrs Barker Dies In New Jersey At 68
Virginia Mabes Barker 68 of Bellmawr New Jersey former Spray resident died Saturday in a Bellmawr hospital. She leaves son James Barker of Bellmawr daughter Kathleen Barker of Hollywood sister Nannie Mabes of Danville Virginia Emily Howard of Clemmons Nell Wrenn of Kernersville and Rush Mabes of Richmond Virginia. Services were held 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church with officiating. Burial is in Barker Family Cemetery near Axton.
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Leaksville
Virginia Mabes Barker
Bellmawr
N. J
Spray
James Buren Barker
Kathleen Barker
Hollywood
Calif
Rush Mabes
Richmond
Nannie Mabes
Danville
Emily Howard
Clemmons
Nell Wrenn
Kernersville
First Presbyterian Church
Barker
Axton
Mrs. Callie Turner Anderson Dies In Butner
Mrs. Callie Turner Anderson, 69, widow of Charles T. Anderson Sr., died after an extended illness at William B Umstead Hospital in Butner. Born July 29, 1890 in Campbell County Virginia, she lived in Thomasville many years. Survived by son Charles T. Anderson Jr. of Detroit, sister D. B. Lacy, brother Henry Turner, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at J. C. Green and Sons Chapel at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Frank Snider. Burial in Thomasville City Cemetery.
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Thomasville
Callie Turner Anderson
Charles T. Anderson Sr
William B Umstead Hospital
Butner
J. C. Green and ‘Sons Funeral Chapel
Frank Snider
Pilgrim Evangelical & Reformed Church
Thomasville City
Mrs. Hunt 77 Dies at Home After Illness
Mrs Lucretia Fine Hunt 77 of Route 2 Thomasville died at 8 15 am yesterday after a six year illness and four day critical stage. Born February 27 1882 in Davidson County she was a life long resident and Baptist Church member. Survived by three daughters: Mrs Jacob Kindley Mrs Lacy Ball and Mrs Joe Garner 43 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Funeral at 4 pm today Liberty Baptist Church with Rev Kenneth Miller and Rev O M Hartman officiating. Burial in family plot church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lucretia Fine Hunt
Conrad Hill Township
Davidson County
Allison Fine
Lucinda Cobble Fine
Hunt
Ae County
Albert C. Hunt
Jacob Kindley
Lacy Ball
Joe Garner
Dennny Fine
Lexington
Liberty Baptist Church
Kenneth Miller
O. M. Hartman
Cchurch Cemetery
Mrs. Cope Dies In Lexington At Age 66
Mrs. Nancy Mare Tesh Cope died at 7 15 p m yesterday at her home. She was a native of Davidson County and survived by her husband R L Cope five daughters two sons 22 grandchildren four sisters and three brothers. Funeral arrangements are in complete.
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Lexington
Nancy Mare Tesh Cope
Davidson County
R. L
Bob) Cope
Paul Jarrett
Gray Wilhelm
Mooresville
Odell Gobble
Columbia
S. C
Foy McCain
Lloyd Comer
Charles F. Cope
Sgt Bennett Dies At 50 In Washington
Sgt Thomas F Bennett 50 of the U S Army died at 8 am yesterday at Walter Reed Hospital Washington DC after an extended illness. Born December 18 1908 in Columbia South Carolina he lived in High Point briefly before enlisting. Survived by wife Mary E Bennett one son Bryan four sisters mother Ollie Ellen Bennett and three grandchildren. Funeral and burial will be in Columbia Thursday with body taken to Dunbar Funeral Home.
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Thomas Franklin Bennett
U. S. Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
D. C
Columbia
High Point
Mary E. Bennett
James Rd
Bryan Bennett
S. C
Ollie Ellen Bennett
Dunbar Funeral Home
Nan Brown Lineberry 79 Dies in Randleman
Mrs Nan Brown Lineberry age 79 of Randleman died yesterday in a Greensboro hospital after a long illness Surviving are her husband L W Lineberry Sr three sons Weaver James and Argus B Lineberry of Randleman a daughter Mrs L T Hammond of Randleman one brother R E Brown seven grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 30 p m tomorrow at First Methodist Church Randleman with Rev W A Rock Jr and burial in Mount Lebanon Church Cemetery
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Randleman
Nan Brown Lineberry
Greensboro
L.W. Lineberry Sr
Weaver Lineberry
James H. Lineberry
Argus B. Lineberry
L. T. Hammond
R. E. Brown
First Methodist Church
W. A. Rock Jr
Mount Lebanon Church
Cel Letery
Obituary: Mrs Stella Rush 1880 70 in Lilesville
Mrs Stella Rush 70 of 917 Short W Green St died Friday at home after a lengthy illness. Born Aug 5 1880 in Montgomery County she was a daughter of the late Rachel and Tobe Gaye. Survived by six daughters and four sons with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral set for tomorrow at Savannah AME Zion Church Route 1 Lilesville with burial in church cemetery. Body at Moore Funeral Home until 11 Tuesday morning when the procession departs.
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Stella Rush
Short W. Green St
Montgomery County
Rachel
Tobe Gaye
Blennie Ledbetter
Beulah Covington
Gilead
Bessie Young
Stilton, Pa
Rachael Covington
Norfolk, Va
Stella Mae Wall
Winston-Salem
High Point
Elvira Washington
Washington, D. C
Frank and
Thrount Rush
Walter Rush
Asheboro
Dennis Rush
Baltimore
Two Men Injured In Traffic Mishap Near Fair Grove Cemetery
Thomasville report says a car traveling at high speed left the highway near Fair Grove Cemetery late Saturday night. Passenger Sum Hart, 28, suffered a fractured shoulder blade. driver Richard Lee Fouts, 28, treated for shoulder and arm injuries. The vehicle was totaled after striking a mailbox and a maple tree amid 280 feet of brake marks.
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Thomasville
Fair Grove Cemetery
Sum Hart
Hart
Richard Lee Fouts
Route 1
Fair Grove
Lindsey Loftin
Luther
Bullet Wound Victim In Fair Shane
THOMASVILLE W C Ross of Route 1 Thomasville remains in fair condition at City Memorial Hospital after a Saturday night bullet wound to the abdomen. Davidson County Sheriff's deputies report the investigation is pending his improvement. A small caliber slug was removed. details are limited. The wound occurred about 6 p.m. Saturday and police suspect a personal safety incident, but Ross cannot be questioned yet.
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Thomasville
W. C. Ross
City Memorial Hospital
Davidson County Sheriff's
Ross
Atlantic summer of 1959 saw 16 airlines operating 10066 flights
Sixteen international carriers carried 10 066 scheduled passenger flights across the Atlantic in the summer of 1959. The activity highlights the robust transatlantic air travel market and the scale of airline operations during that season.
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International Airlines
Crossing guard removal ends in boy's traffic death
In Highland California a five year old boy Calvin Landau died after entering a street crossing ahead of a car while a push-button light guided him. Authorities had removed a school crossing guard earlier that week and mothers protested with a picket. Principal Olin Graves described the boy panicking at the traffic island before the fatal run.
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Los Angeles
Highland
Calvin Landau
Olin Graves
Almond Sugar Filling For Sweet Yeast Rolls
Mix grated blanched almonds with sugar to create a filling for sweet yeast rolls. Use a hand operated rotary grater to achieve the right particle size for even distribution on the dough.
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William Blakely
Alice Davis
S. Alice Davis
Marlboro
Edward Tucker
N.J
Mrs. Hunt
Globes
Cecil
Davis Patrol & Watchman
Jack S. Davis
Sgt. Bennett
BrGoodrich
B.egoodrich
N. Main St
Graves
Iback
Esso
Watchdog
Hedrick
Coal & Oil CO
Mallory Street
Weathertron
Zett
America
Renault
Horace G. Ilderton
S. Main St
Westinghouse Special
Westinghouse
Ralph's TV & Appliance CO
College Village
E. Washington Street
R. F. Saunders
A. J. Johnson
R. C. Fruitt. Ass’t
Carl Skinner
TVET
Television Sales & Service
Chuck Ledford
Felix Miller
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