Funeral for Robert L Jordan 12 in High Point
Funeral services for Robert Lee Jordan 12 of 1513 McGuinn Street will be held Sunday at 1 PM at First Emmanuel Baptist Church with burial at Carolina Baptist Biblical Garden. The boy drowned Thursday afternoon in the YMCA pool on South Main Street and was pronounced dead at High Point Memorial Hospital. He was born October 9, 1983 in High Point, a student at Brentwood Elementary, and a member of First Emmanuel Baptist Church. Surviving are his mother Ethel Mae Campbell and several relatives. The body remains at Haizlip Funeral Home tonight from 7 to 8.
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Robert Lee Jordan
McGuinn St
Bain First Emmanent Baptist Church
D. D. Mason
Carolina Baptist Biblical Garden
YMCA
S. Main Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
High Point
Ethel Mae Campbell
Robert Jordan Jr
Brentwood Elementary
First Emmanuel Baptist Church
Ethel Mae Jordan
Washington, D.C
Gracie Mae Jordan
Larry Parnell Jordan
Herbert Robinson
Homme
Artetha Campbell
Preston Campbell
Haizlip Funeral Home
Lexington
Rob Clontz
Jonesville
Mineral Springs Baptist Church
Yadkin County
Vance Edwards
Reavis Funeral Home
Harmony
Emmett Hugh Leonard
AL 5
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Community General Hospital
Thomasville
Charles and
Carrie Slader Leonard Yates
Welco Furniture Co
Woodmen of the World
Camp 206
First Reformed United Church of Christ
E. T. Hedrick
Church
Eva Younts
Edward Lee
Marya) Wolfe Sr
Melody Lane
James A
Terse) Beck
Concord St
Lorain Leonard
Cox Ave
W Brodus Leonard
Wiltshire
Larry G. Diehl
Floral Garden Park
J.C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
Davidson County Cancer Society
J. L. Powers
Greensboro
Jack Lee Powers
Causey St
Starmount Villa
Surry County
Maranatha Baptist Church
Ida Throckmorton Powers
Stepdaugters
Myrtle Holt
Oak Ridge
Mary McMillan
June Gaines
Ruth Ann Dixon
Parl Spencer
Kerzersville
Layton Spencer
Falls Church
Johnnie Powers
High Paint
Floyd Powers
Roby Woodruff
Elkin
Hanes-Lineberry Vanstory Street Funeral Home
Pilgrims Rest Primitive Baptist Church
E. L. Black
Stella Conrad Black
Buena Vista
Crown
Everett L. Black
Arthur L. Black
Winston Salem
Kenneth Ji, Black
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Claude Conrad
Philadelphia
Grady McGuire
Skeet Club Rd
Springfield Friends Meeting
Robert M. Rees
Cumby Mortuary
Chestnut Drive
Thomasville School Board Votes To Advertise For Bids For Auditorium
THOMASVILLE The city school board voted to advertise for bids for a new 1200 seat auditorium to be built between the Senior and Junior High Schools on Unity Street. Bids open January 22 with contract award planned the same day to meet construction timetables. Project budget about $900 000 and completion about one year later. Architect Arron Allred said acoustics will rate high. he previously worked on Wingate Andrews auditorium and has adjusted the design to reduce echo. DURHAM AP Four Durham residents were killed in a two car head on collision just north of the city Thursday.
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Thomasville
Unity Street
Arron Allred
Allred
High Point
Durham
Southern Bell Fined 426000 by NC Utilities Board
The North Carolina Utilities Commission fined Southern Bell 426000 dollars for improper use of company funds and imposed an 86 million dollar annual revenue increase through higher local, long distance, and installation charges. Directory assistance may be charged. exemptions for handicapped users were rejected.
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Raleigh, N.C
North Cyroling Utilities Commission
Southern Bell
Commission
John J. Ryan
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Raleigh
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Turkey Buying Tips For The Holiday Season
The Better Business Bureau explains options for holiday turkeys. Fresh turkeys cost more per pound than frozen due to transport costs, while self-basting birds have fat injected under the skin during freezing.
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Better Business Bureau
Thanksgiving Turkey Advice From the Better Business Bureau
The article advises on turkey choices and cooking, cautioning against self basted birds and stressing fresh or properly stored options. It notes price trends, fat content, and the use of coconut oil in basting fluids while warning about artificial additives. It explains USDA grading limits and stresses safe cooking temperatures and stuffing handling.
Consultants Take Control Of Welfare System In S C
Columbia AP report says Robert Carleston & Associates will run South Carolina's Department of Social Services for a year or more. The seven member board unanimously backed Gov Edwards's plan granting near blanket authority over operations, personnel actions, and policy with DSS board and Edwards approving all changes. The $150,000 study cost is largely federally funded.
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Columbia
California
South Carolina
State Department of Social Services
James B Edwards
Robert Carleston & Associates, Inc
Sacramento
Calif
DSS
R. Archie Ellis
Carleson
DSS Board
Gov. Edwards
Robert B
Carleston
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Carl Williams
Williams
HEW
Operaon
Health Services Board Membership Sparks Nursing Advocacy
A Piedmont area health services board plans to approve or deny federal grant money, but county commissioners are excluded by law. Nursing advocate Mary Louise Moore protests the absence of a nursing representative, pledging to appeal to HEW and the governor. Hospital staff note environmental and occupational health planning gaps.
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Mike Cook
Guilford County
Bert Hall
Alamance County
Nathan Flemming
HSA
Mary Louise Moore
Winston-Salem
HEW
Keith
Tere
Harriet Loucas
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Cook
Local arrests list multiple charges across city residences
Two individuals from Van Street face assault and battery and trespass charges. James Brown of Park Street charged with drunken driving. Dock and Robertson linked to escape forgery and drunkenness. Earlier arrests include Myrick accused of hashish possession and resisting arrest. Metcalfe and Sparks charged with forgery and marijuana counts. Flannery and another man charged with forgery. Thomas Lanes charged with malicious damage. Moore and Thomas R. Thomas with drunken driving. Gold and Galina Road listed in possession charges.
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van Street
James Edward Brown
Park Street
Henry Rozelle Dock
Davis Avenue
Jasper Roosevelt Robertson
Gavin
Galina Road
Karen A. Sparks
Stokesdale
Johnny Flannery
Robert R. Thomas
Welcome
Jerry Edwin Moore
Proctor Drive
Morgan Thomas Lanes
West Point Avenue
Defendant found guilty on simple assault charge
The defendant was found guilty of the lesser charge of simple assault on one count. A nine month suspended sentence was imposed with a $50 fine plus costs. A charge of disorderly conduct against Dilldine was dismissed.
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Ficer
Dilldine
Old Thomasville Five and Dime To Close Doors
McLellan's store in downtown Thomasville will close after business hours on January 10 ending its run in the city since the 1930s. Manager Sybil Bost says the closing is not part of a wider chain shutdown like W T Grant Co which recently entered receivership and plans hundreds of store closings. McLellans will keep operating in Winston-Salem and Greensboro.
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Thomasville
McLellan's
Sybil Bost
Best
W.T. Grant Co
United States
McLellans
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Bost
Car Damaged During Fire Near Fairfield Road
Fire damage estimated at 1500 dollars in a 1973 model car on S Main Street near Fairfield Road Thursday at 6 14 p m. The vehicle owned by A L Kearns of Glenda and driven by H L Scott. Television explosion at 1428 Williams St 7 2 p m caused cabinet damage. Additional fires reported on Scientific Street Kivett Drive Hampstead Street and a chimney soot incident on Palmroy Avenue with various other calls.
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Fairfield Road
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A. L. Kearns
Glenda
Neil White
Williams St
Scientific Street
Kivett Drive
Hampstead St
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English Road
Palmroy Avenue
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Meredith Street
Burglary Guilty Pleas Lead to Suspended and Active Sentences
Dennis Little of Wise Avenue was found guilty in Superior Court on two counts of credit card theft. Judge Walter Crissman imposed a six month active sentence on one count and a one year suspended sentence on the second, with two larceny charges dismissed. Mitchell Anthony Jlakuboski, 23, of Brooklyn, NY, received two and three year suspended sentences on two breaking and entering charges, plus probation and a $3450 fine and costs. Kenny Teal and David Teal, 21, of Cloverdale Street, were found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. Kenny Teal drew a sentence and probation with $500 restitution. David Teal received eight months suspended and $2000 restitution. Craig E. Young, 19, of Oxford Place, was guilty of misdemeanor marijuana possession with a two year suspended sentence, probation, and a $100 fine plus costs. William Eugene Evans, 9, of RE Green Drive, was fined $100 and costs and placed on probation for possession of drugs.
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Wise Avenue
Walter Crissman
Little
Mitchell Anthony Jlakuboski
Brooklyn
Kenny Teal
David Teal
Cloverdale Street
Ini Kenny Teal
Craig E. Young
Oxford Place
William Eugene Evans
RE. Green Drive
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