Death Notice of Mrs. M. L. Lacy at 78 in High Point
Mrs. Celia Carolyn Lacy, 78, died at 8 30 am after a long illness. Born May 1 1888 in Surry County, she was twice married to James Walter Byrd and Marion L. Lacy. Survived by four sons, three daughters, and 23 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at Harold C. Davis Funeral Home. services planned in High Point with burial at Floral Garden Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Carolyn Lacy
Surry County
Aitced
Frances Mayesneg
James Walter Byrd
Marion L. Lacy
High Point
Cloverdale Church
William E. Byrd
King
Jimmy Byrd
Richmond
James W
E. Commerce
Floral Garden Park
Glenn T. Davis Dies at 52 in Archdale
Glenn Thom as Davis 52 of 3806 David St Archdale died after a heart attack declared at High Point Memorial Hospital. Born January 18 1913 in Randolph County he was a lifelong Randolph County resident and painting contractor. Survived by wife Faye Davis daughter Glenna three sons Ronald L G Tim, his father and numerous siblings. Funeral today at Randolph Presbyterian Church Rev. David Kennedy with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Glenn Thomas Davis
David St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Randolph County
Will
Nan Lamb Davis
Faye Haithcock Davis
Glenna Davis
Ronald Davis
L. G. Davis
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Tim Davis
Manley Street
Trinity
Gerald
Lula) Wall
Charles
Mabel) Marsh
Sophia
Homer
Maxine) Hammonds
Asheboro
Lena Burrows
Worthville
Alton Davis
James
Bill
Leo
Clifford
Elmer Davis
Randolph Presbyterian Church
David Kennedy
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Haw River Man Daniel C Payne Dies After Car Crash
Daniel Clifton Payne 57 of Haw River died Sunday in a Burlington hospital from injuries believed caused by being struck by a vehicle Wednesday. Alamance County Coroner Carl Crabtree will investigate. Payne was a WWII veteran and former Associated Transport Inc employee who ran Pop's Men's Shop in Haw River. He is survived by his wife Vallie Luck Payne and stepson Johnny of Asheboro.
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Haw River
Daniel Clifton Payne
Burlington
Alamance County
Carl Crabtree
Payne
Funeral for Solomon William Walker in Thomasville
Funeral service for Solomon William Walker known as Dad, of Rt. 4 Thomasville, held Sunday at Zion United Methodist Cemetery. Mr. Walker died Friday at Home Haven Convalescent.
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Thomasville
Solomon William
Rt. 4
Zion United
Ggg A
Walker
Haven Convalescent
Mrs Robertson of Ragan Avenue Ragan Avenue
Mrs Lydia Kizzy Ann Robertson 86 of 1215 Ave died at 3 30 a m at her home after three years of declining health and one month of critical illness born May 9 1879 in Surry County daughter of Wiley and Julia Riggs widow of E Robertson survived by five daughters 14 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren funeral 11 am Tuesday at Sechrest Chapel with burial at Mackie Cemetery Yangdkinville family at home tonight 7 to 9
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Lydia Kizzy Ann Nlegs ‘Robertson
Ave
Robertson
Surry County
Wiley
Julia Ter Riggs
E. Robertson
High Point
Home Place
Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church
W. B
Fannie) Howard
W. H. Kennedy
C. A
Julia)McAllister
Rt. 2
Welch
Jettie) Toliver
Rt. 4
J. L
Marie) Strickland
Charlotte
Sechrest Chapel
S. Main Street
D. A.o’bryant
John R. Soloky
Mackie Cemetery
Yadkinville
Sechrest Funeral Home
Funeral services held for Mrs Jennie Lenora Hall
Mrs Jennie Lenora Hall 81 of 128 Council Street died Friday in City Memorial Hospital. A funeral was held Sunday at 3 p m at Macedonia Methodist Church near Eldorado with Rev Odell Hall and Rev M C Ellerbe officiating. Pallbearers included Dwight Hall Darrell Hall Jerry Hall Don Bailey Welton Hall Larry Hall Bobby Hall and Duane Hall. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville—Funer
Jennie Lenora Hall
Council St
Macedonia Methodist Church
Eldorado
Odell Hall
M. C. Ellerbe
Dwight Hall
Darrell Hall
Jerry Hall
Don Bailey
Welton Hall
Larry Hall
Bobby Hall
Duane Hall
Church
Infant Ellen Elizabeth Byerly Buried in Holly Hill Cemetery
Byerly infant Ellen Elizabeth, three months, daughter of Stanley John and Carlene Ward Byerly, died on arrival at City Memorial Hospital Saturday night. Burial planned in Holly Hill Cemetery per Rev. Carl Hemphill.
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Byerly
Thomasville
Ellen Elizabeth Byerly
Stanley John
Carlene Ward Byerly
Carl Hemphill
Holly Hill
Ellen Elizabeth
City Memorial Hospital
Funeral services for Clifford Frye set at Pine Woods Church
Clifford Frye 55 of Winston Road Thomasville was to be held at 2 30 p m today at Pine Woods Methodist Church with Rev Herbert Jamieson and Rev F A Wright officiating Burial was planned in the church cemetery following his death Saturday at City Memorial Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Frye
Thomasville
Clifford Marshall Frye
Winston Road
Rt. 4
Pine Woods Methodist Church
Herbert Jamieson
F.A. Wright
Frye
City Memorial Hospital
Funeral for Mrs Minnie Ellington Held at Church of God
Mrs Minnie Ellington died Friday and funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Church of God with Rev N C Jones and Dr E W Price Jr presiding. Burial followed in Floral Garden Park Cemetery with pallbearers Price Burleson Walter White Harold Driggers T L Driggers L T Stone and Johnny White. She resided at 2702 E Green Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Ellington
Minnie Wilson Ellington
Church of God
N. C. Jones
E. W. Price Jr
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Price Burleson
Walter White
Harold Driggers
T. L. Driggers
L. T. Stone
Johnny White
Ellington
E. Green
Humphrey to Head Delegation in Washington
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will lead a U.S. delegation to a forthcoming international conference in Washington. The announcement lists two other U.S. representatives to accompany him and outlines the delegation’s objectives and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
Representa
Romulo Picked as Philippines Education Minister
In Manila on Saturday President-elect Ferdinand Marcos announced Carlos P. Romulo, former ambassador to the United States and United Nations, will serve as education minister. He will also preside over the University of the Philippines.
Invisible raincoat walls to repel dirt in hospitals
A leading company introduces a wall covering made of Koroseal vinyl with a clear coating only .001 inch thick. It resists water acids alkalies solvents and most foods. The two color design also resists flames.
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New York
Money Bag Stolen From Town House Restaurant
A money bag with 218 dollars was reported missing from the Town House Restaurant at 6 10 a m Sunday with no signs of forced entry. Police note the bag likely vanished minutes after opening. Two Greensboro men posted 400 bonds after weekend arrests for larceny and receiving, and other incidents include vandalism and drunken driving cases.
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Thomasville
Town House
Greensboro
William Joseph Scawhenton
Clyde Watson
City Memorial Park
Auto Rams Wall, Man Hospitalized
RANDLEMAN Police Chief Claudie Moore said a South Carolina man remained in Randolph Hospital after his car went out of control on High Point Street, hit a rock wall and rolled Friday. Kenneth Wayne Taylor, driving the 1965 model car, is listed in satisfactory condition. passenger Jerry Coble was released. Authorities said both were en route to Greensboro to visit a sister before stopping by the Randleman School. charges await further investigation.
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Randleman
Claudie Moore
South Carolina
Randolph Hospital
High Point St
Moore
Kenneth Wayne Taylor
Jerry Coble
Taylor
Coble
Greensboro
Randleman School
He Wanted A Job That Was All
Asheboro Randolph County Deputy Sheriff Jim Greeson reported seeing James Mason Jr. walking toward the sheriff’s office for questioning on a Saturday morning. Mason claimed to want a job but his behavior suggested he might be under Christmas spirits and pending bond considerations.
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Asheboro
James Mason Jr
Leach Street
Shariff Brown
Randolph County
Jim Greeson
Mason
Sheriff's Office
Maes Ae
Evidence Mounts that Meteorite Origin Traced to Moon
Report notes mounting evidence that certain meteorites labeled as terrestrial may originate from the Moon. Researchers cite isotopic signatures and lunar mineralogy supporting a lunar source hypothesis.
Golf Origins in Scotland 15th Century Declared Outlawed
In medieval Scotland the game of golf arose with unclear dates and locations. In 1457 King James II bans fute ball and golfe to curb distractions from military duties. The era shows golf as a popular pastime despite royal prohibition.
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Scotland
James II
Poor Navigation Lands 2 In Jail
In Ramseur Randolph County two men Bailey Phillips and his son Bobby Phillips were jailed after a break in at Brook's Grocery Bonlee. Deputy Hurley Hicks said the youths admitted the theft and said they aimed for Moore County but ended up in Ramseur. Bobby Phillips faces breaking and entering larceny and receiving counts while his father is charged with similar counts and allowing an unlicensed driver.
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Asheboro
Cameron
Moore County
Ramseur
Randolph County
Chatham County
Randolph
Hurley Hicks
Bailey Phillips
Bobby Phillips
Chatham
John Emerjson
Bowlee
Phillipses
Hicks
U. S. 64
Phillips
Brook’s
Bonlee
Siler City
Rt. 1
Virginia recalls Santa Claus story amid Christmas spirit
Old Chatham New York AP Virginia O Hanlon Douglas 76 recalls the famous 68 year old Santa Claus question sparked by her 8 year old letter to the New York Sun. Francis P Church editorial affirmed Santa exists as expression of love and generosity.
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Chatham
N.Y
Virginia
Santa Claus
Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas
Robert Temple
Virginia O'Hanlon
New York Sun
Francis P. Church
Douglas
Sahara Origin Meaning Wild Land to be Crossed
The term Sahara derives from a primitive word signifying wild land fit only to be crossed, reflecting the vast desert expanse.
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Sahara
Man Charged With Murder Stabbed in City Fight
Elijah Little, 18, was stabbed in the chest during a Leonard Street fight at about 10 45 p m Saturday. He was taken to High Point Memorial Hospital. Little said he did not know his attacker. In Municipal Court last week he faced murder charges from his brother’s 1964 slaying. a mistrial was declared. He was involved in a Friday traffic accident but not injured.
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Elijah Little
Leonard Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Little
Mystery City Built for a Dog in Ancient Egypt
Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia notes that an entire ancient Egyptian city was constructed in honor of a dog, reflecting a historical belief and cultural practice surrounding canine devotion.
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Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia
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M. L. Lacy
Glenn T. Davis
Daniel C. Payne
S. W. Walker
Mattie Edmonds
Mrs. Robertson
Ragan Avenue
Jennie Hall
Romulo
Oscar Lee Moss
Douglas Drive
Junior Dale Barber
St. Pauls
Yale
N. Main St
Wayne Lunsford
Mgr
Koratron
A.M. F.M
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