Deaths and Funerals in Thomasville and High Point
Mrs. Fannie Fouts Bell Myers 68 of Thomasville died Sunday at City Memorial Hospital. Funeral Monday at Rich Fork Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Benjamin Earl Waters 64 of 1616 Johnson St died Saturday at High Point Memorial Hospital. Funeral Monday at Sechrest Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Graveside rites by Guilford Barracks No. 670.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Fannie Fouts Bell Myers
Rich Fork Baptist Church
F. M. Powell
J. B. Stutts
Wayne Fouts
Michael Stilwell
Jerry Stilwell
Paul Myers
Darrell Myers
van Smith
Max Hil
Ed Harrison
Hubert Fouts
Benjamin Earl (Benne) Waters
Sechrest
Kenneth D. Crouse
Lebanon Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Guilford Barracks No. 670
C. F. Suttenfield
Edward Winfrey
H. G. Peters
Guilford Barracks
C. FE. Stuart
A. C. Ingram
Ig. D. Bostian
T. C. Potts
C. E. Cagle
P. G. Lance
Mr. Waters
Johnson St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Funeral Planned Tomorrow for Mrs Meachum
Mrs Carrie Giles Meachum age 85 of Linwood dies at Lexington Memorial Hospital. She left three sons and four daughters with nineteen grandchildren and relatives. Funeral services set for 2 30 pm Wednesday at Tyre Methodist Church with burial at Bethel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Carrie Giles Meachum
Rt. 1, Linwood
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Davidson Coun
O R Craver Of Lexington Dies At 68
Orville Rowan Craver 68 of Lexington, contractor and owner of Craver Block Co., died at home after several months illness. Survived by wife Jennie Leonard Craver, two sons Leonard and Bruce Craver, daughter Mrs Roger Albright, brother Clarence Craver, four sisters, and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Orville Rowan Craver
Craver Block Co
Davidson Coun
Jennie Leonard Craver
Leonard H. Craver
Bruce Craver
Roger Albright
Roanoke Rapids
Clarence Craver
Rt. 9
Winston - Salem
Robert C. Hege
Will L. Craver
Rt. 8
Roma L. Hill
Thomasville
Raymond O. Everhart
Rt. 1
Cox Infant Dies Shortly After Birth
Rena Cheryl Cox infant daughter of Beryl Hughes Blakely and Lloyd Richard Cox of Jamestown died at 8 30 p m Monday at High Point Memorial Hospital after being born at 5 30 p m the same day Survivors include the parents three half brothers maternal grandparents and paternal grandparents Graveside rites are set for 10 a m Wednesday with Dr E W Price Jr pastor of Green Street Baptist Church burial in Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery and the body remaining at Sechrest Funeral Home
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Rena Cheryl Cox
Beryl Hughes Blakely
Lloyd Richard Cox
Forrestdale Dr
Jamestown
High Point Memorial Hospital
Bruce Jery] Blakely
William Ronald Blakely
Kevin Edward Blakely
C. C. Hughes
L. T. Cox
Rt. 1
E. W. Price Jr
Green Street Baptist Church
Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Archie Peace 65 Dies of Heart Attack in High Point
Archie Ray Peace 65 of 406 Vine St died of a heart attack after arriving at High Point Memorial Hospital Monday at 9 p m He was a self employed carpenter World War I veteran and husband of Emma Mack who died in 1948 Surviving are two daughters a son two sisters a step mother three half sisters three half brothers and five grandchildren Funeral will be at High Point Friends Meeting House Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Rev Cecil E Haworth officiating Burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery remains at Harold C Davis Chapel of Flowers 30 minutes prior to service
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Archie Ray Peace
Vine St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Ulysses
Florence Green Peace
Emma Mack
Margaret Branham
Archie Eloise ‘Gunter
Spring Lake
N. C
Ola Seward
Rt. 1
High Point
Mina Swaim
County Club Drive
Lena Peace
Rt. 2
Annie Hammer
Florida
Dorothy Farrington
North Main St
Ollie Snow
Montheu Ave
Roy Peace
Potts St
Thurman and
Reid Peace
High Point Friends
Youth faked assault and caused school fire, sheriff says
Ayers admitted planning the hoax after claiming two attackers near the railroad. Blood found around a broken door and inside as he admitted drinking at the school. He used a rod to break in and started a fire with cabinet papers. Firefighters stopped it. estimated damage $200. Attorney cited his usual good conduct. judge to sentence Ayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ayers
Colfax
Stokesdale
H. B. Hill
Bay Street
Julian Franklin
Ayers
Shaw
Subdivision Meeting Schedule Outlined for Next Month
Subdivisions from page 1 B indicate a meeting on the last Thursday each month while the commission meets on the second Monday. Next month the commission will outline a basic framework for the revamped code of ordinances.
Husband jailed for contempt in burglary case
In Thomasville Recorder's Court Judge L Roy Hughes jailed Leroy Hughes for several hours on contempt after Peggy Hughes testified he told her not to appear. Clifford Manns saw the burglary charge reduced to forcible trespass and received a two year prison term with notice of appeal. Elroy Sykes and David Kendle, both 17, were found guilty of discharging firearms. Kendle's sentence was suspended for 30 days while Sykes received probation. John Lee Harriston was acquitted of firearm charges and Charles Tharpe was cleared of assault with a deadly weapon. Charles Eller was the accuser in the knife incident with Tharpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
L. Roy Hughes
Recorder's Court
Leroy Hughes
W. Holly Hill Road
Peggy Hughes
Clifford Manns
Manns
Elroy Sykes
David Kendle
East End
Kendle
Sykes
John Lee Harriston
Charles Tharpe
Polk Street
Charles Eller
Fisher Ferry Street
Tharpe
Hammurabi Law Preserved as Ancient Code
The earliest law, developed by Hammurabi, ruler of Sumeria, dates about 2000 years before Christ. His complete set of laws established a codified system guiding justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammurabi
Sumeria
Christ
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Fannie Myers
Ibenjamin
J. Wattie Meachum
Spencer
Howard M. Meachum
Thomas G. Meachum
Daughers
Gilmer Barnes
Rt. 5
Dwight Wood
Rt. 7
Ozelle Dawkins
R. V. Koontz
Salisbury
T. Y. Giles
J. C. Giles
Red Bay
Ala
Emma Diddle
Johnson City
Tenn
Hattie Armentrout
Jonesboro
Fannie Shoaf
Linwood
Tyre Methodist Church
Arthur J. Pearce
Bethel Cemetery
O. R. Craver of
Cox
Archie Peace
Nash
Nash Jewelry CO
N. Main
Aie Eisai
Rs Acad
Oren A
W. Lee St
Greensboro, N. C
Abe Salousie Co
Ewe
Gm Ionsiel
Greensboro
Durham
Winston-Salem
Uii
TOY Wonders
Virginia Choice
Millikan
AMA Bki
N. Main ST
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