Deaths and Funerals for W. S. Michael and Albert Corder
W. S. Michael Sr., 63, of M45 Gridar St., died at home Saturday after illness. He was a Richard sons clerk and Baptist Church member, survived by wife Elizabeth Small and many relatives. funeral Tuesday at Fairmont Park Baptist Church with burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Albert Jackson Corder, 82, of Lexington Avenue, died at home. Funeral Saturday at Bear Creek Baptist Church, burial in church cemetery. pallbearers listed.
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William Samuel Michael Sr
Gridar St
Mr. Michael
Surry County
John Wade
Mary Lou Martin Michael
Richardson’s Department Store
Fairmont Park
Elizabeth Small
John C
Michael
Bethel Dr
W. S. Michael Jr
Rt. 4
Thomasville
L. C
Ethel) Hughes
South Rd
G. A
Joyce) Morgan
King St
W. D
Jewel) Reynolds
Rt. 2
Trinity
Helen Lukhart
Georgia Ave
Grace Dezarn
Winston - Salem
Howard Michael
Greensboro
Dalt Michael
Fairmont Park Baptist Church
Hoyt ‘Rutledge
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Lexington Avenue
Albert J. Corder
Albert Jackson Corder
Bear Creek Baptist Church
Joe G. Wright
Henderson Bledsoe
Jerry Smith
Johnny Branch
Grady Lain
Harold Davis
Dewey Bennett
Harvey Butcher
Mr. Carder
Westchester Dr
Minnie Ellington Funeral Services Held Sunday
Mrs Minnie Ellington 79 will be buried at Floral Garden Park Cemetery after a Sunday funeral at 2 p m in Church of God East Green Drive Rev N C Jones and Dr E W Price Jr officiating She died Friday at 2702 East Green Drive Seattle Wash former High Point teacher Flossie Parker funeral planned in Tarboro Tuesday at 2 p m body at Baker Funeral Home Water Street Tarboro
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Minnie Ellington
Minnie Wilson Ellington
Church of God
East Green Drive
N. C. Jones
E. W. Price Jr
Floral Garden Park
Ellington
East Green Dr
Flossie Parker
Flossie’ Parker
Seeattle, Wash
High Point
Tarboro
Baker Funeral
Water Street
Mattie Edmonds
Mattie Green Edmonds
Green Street Baptist Church
EB. W. Price Jr
Oakwood Memorial Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
Edmonds
Welborn St
Newton J. Calhoun dies at 80 in Tomasville
Funeral service for Newton Jasper Calhoun age 80 of 1031 W Holly Hill Rd was held yesterday at Grace Lutheran Church by Rev Wil ford Lyerly. Pallbearers named include Austin Conrad Hal Skeen Frank Fowler Joe Sullivan Boyd Fouts Jack Armfield Paul Conrad and Henry Russell Jr. Burial followed at Holly Hill Cemetery. Calhoun died Thursday at Haven Convalescent Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton J. Calhoun
Tomasville
Newton Jasper Calhoun
W. Holly Hill Rd
Grace Lutheran Church
Wil ‘Ford Lyerly
Austin Conrad
Hal Skeen
Frank Fowler
Joe Sullivan
Boyd Fouts
Jack Armfield
Paul Conrad
Henry Russell ‘Jr
Holly Hill
Mr. Calhoun
Haven
Clifford Frye Succumbs At 55 In Thom asville
Clifford Marshall Frye, 55, of Winston Road Route 4 Thom asville, died of a heart attack yesterday at City Memorial Hospital after a brief stay. Born November 29 1910 he was a son of J C and Minnie Frye. He worked at Bon John Division of Commercial Carving Co attended Pine Wood Methodist Church and belonged to the Junior Order in High Point. Surviving are his wife Allene Shuler Frye a son Howard Avon Frye his mother Minnie Frye and two sisters Letha Clodfelter and Cletie Bevan. Funeral arrangements are pending at J C Green and Sons Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Clifford Marshall Frye
Winston Road
Rt. 4
City Memorial Hospital
J. C
Minnie Clodfelter Frye
Bon John Division of Commercial Carving Co
Pine Wood Methodist Church
Funeral held for infant son of Luther Patterson and Minnie Bundy McPherson
The infant, who died at birth in Annapolis Maryland, was given a funeral at 11 am Saturday at Hutchins Funeral Home Owings. Graveside services are set for 2 pm Monday at Floral Garden Park Cemetery with Rev. Paul Bruton officiating. The body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home Lexington Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Patterson
Minnie Bundy McPherson
Hutchins
Owings
Paul Bruton
Floral Garden Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
Lexington Ave
Annapolis
Byerly Infant dies en route to City hospital
Ellen Elizabeth Byerly 3 month old daughter of Stanly John and Carlene Ward Byerly of 303 Aycock St. was pronounced dead on arrival at City Memorial Hospital at 7 p.m. Saturday. She was born Sept. 2, 1965 at City Memorial Hospital and is survived by her parents two sisters grandparents and great grandparents. The body will remain at Siler Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest M. Byerly
W. Holly Hill Rd
Sylvester Ward
High Point
Oecie Thornton
Pulaski
Dan Ward
Whiteville
Siler Funeral Home
School Bus Safety Study by CAL in North Carolina
Edward V. Mitchell reports on a CAL survey titled School Bus Accidents in North Carolina. The Automotive Crash Injury Research division of Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, based in Buffalo, highlights that North Carolina operates 8,500 school buses serving over 536,000 students with student drivers forming a large portion of the workforce. The study notes differences in violations and accident types between student and adult drivers, including outcomes in fatalities, injuries, and property damage, and discusses winter and curved-road patterns on homeward trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Buffalo
CAL
North Carolina
ACTR
B. J. Campbell
Cals
University of North Carolina
Institute of Government
ACIR
Dr. Campbell
J. K. Kihlberg
Susan Lieberman
Beatenik versus New Puritan in Civil Rights Clash
A Duke University professor contrasts beatniks and New Puritans through Viet Nam draft protest, civil rights pickets, and voter registration drives in the South. He traces the New Puritan rise from the 1950s campus ideal The Operator to present social morality commitments.
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Durham
Viet Nam
Duke University
Waldo Beach
Tae Beatnik
Beach
New Puritan
Beacons and Beatniks The Operator and New Puritans
Dr. Beach describes the Operator as crowd driven and polished while beatniks rebel against crowds yet conform with style. He traces their rise to the early 1960s, notes Berkeley riots, and frames New Puritans as positive, humanitarian and minority. Viet Nam protests blend both groups. self immolation is outside any movement. The Operator remains dominant with no looming social revolution.
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Dr. Beach
Berkeley
Duke
Colege
Peace Corps
Kennedy
White House
U.S
Viet Nam
State Department
Washington Beat Obscenity Cases Worry High Court
Supreme Court justices grapple with obscenity rulings as cases loom on Fanny Hill Eros and a controversial Swedish film 491. Janus Films fights Tariff Act seizure in New York, with the academy of rulings possibly reaching the high court. The article also notes a political shift as sports figures consider office and a gift exchange proposal between Johnson and Ayub Khan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Carpenter
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Eros
U.S
Freedman
Sweden
Henry Grave
Iowa
Janus Films
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Johnson
White House
Ayub
India-Pakistan
Bloodmobile Visit Set for Two Days
The Red Cross Bloodmobile comes to High Point at the Adams Memorial YWCA 112 Gatewood Ave on Monday 11 a.m. to 4 30 p.m and Tuesday 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. The drive aims for 350 pints, with year to date collections only 49 pints above use. Local officials urge strong turnout to sustain the city’s record of meeting needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
High Point
Adams Memorial Ywca
Gatewood Ave
Pair Held For Break In By Concord Teens
Two Concord youths admit their role in a December 9 break in at Max Nance’s home in Trinity Randolph County. Danny Edward Zimmerman 22 and Herman Jerry Cau dill 19 face charges after Albermarle police alerted deputies. Investigation continues with Deputy Jesse Varner reporting the coin collection valued at 200 dollars stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Concord
Max Nance
Rt. 1
Trinity
Randolph County
Jesse Varner
Danny Edward Zimmerman
Herman Jerry Caudill
Three Held For Thefts At Store
Randolph County officials report three youths from Florida confessed to breaking into Arlie Bennett's store on US 220 near Seagrove on December 10. They admitted stealing the car and goods worth several thousand dollars, then abandoning the vehicle in West Palm Beach. The suspects Roger Shumaker 22 Bobby Ritter 19 and a 15 year old were taken into custody in Florida and are held for a preliminary hearing likely next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County
Charlie Joyce
Florida
Seagrove
Joyce
Roger Shumaker
Bobby Ritter
Arlie Bennett
US Highway 220
Fred Conner
West Palm Beach
Fla
Planetarium Exhibits Free Public Display Program
Morehead Planetarium at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill launches a public service providing a large exhibit titled Education for the Space Age at no rental charge to requesting firms for public display. The seven and a half foot tall by sixteen foot long exhibit features photo murals of Planetarium work with school groups and the public, plus an automatic slide sequence and a one third scale moving model of the Zeiss projector. Exhibits may be shown by qualified firms for only the cost of one way freight from the previous exhibitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Morehead Planetarium
University of North Carolina At
Morehead
Zeiss
William Penn Chorus Messiah and Holiday Events
All eyes were on the lighted stage as the William Penn Chorus performed Handel's Messiah. The piece drew the audience into a web of harmonious sound, while students and staff joined in celebrating Christmas through classroom door decorations and a Spirit of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
Lewis
Davis
Hawkins
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W. S. Michael
Clifford Frye
Ella D. Hunt
Ella Dennis Hunt
Cumby Chapel
Eston H. Highfill
Country Holiness Church
Randleman
C. C. Godbolt
Kenneth Whisnant
Everett Paschal
George Ervin
Frank Potts
Daniel Dunlap
Claude Young
Edward V
Oakey) Mitchell
Adam
Ive
Garden of Eden
Beatnik
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High Court
U.S. District Court
New York
Oklahoma University
Bud Wilkinson
U.S. Senate
Fred Harris
D-Okla
Wilkinson
Lyndon Johnson
Oklahoma
Big Bill Quinlan
Washington Redskins
State Senate
Massachusetts
Lawrence - Methuen
Lance Alworth
San Diego Chargers
Arkansas State Senate
Little Rock
Bob Mathias
Congress
California
Albermarle
Planetarium
General Motors
TRIS
Tigers
Winston and
Wundy
York Road
Walpetes
Penn Auditorium
Paul Brawner
Barbara Carter
Saundra Kendall
Shirley Sel Jers
Nancy Torrente
Christ
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