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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1968
Page
8
AP Televiesse-Radio critic Cynthia Lowry surveys a busy TV night. Conan OBrien and The Tonight Show with guest Rosie O'Donnell mix with Hawaii Five-O and ABC reports on the first family, Ed McMahon and Roy Rogers regulars, and a windup with varied guests. A lively, critique filled schedule overview.
OCR fragment lists WEMY WSLS WSOC and other stations with program names like Guns Of Will Sonnett Star Trek and News At Eleven. It reads as a late afternoon to evening schedule tease with many call letters and show titles, lacks coherent article flow.
At 11:38 PAL time the cinema listings showcase Film Favorites featuring Joey Bishop and Johnny Capon in lighthearted sketches. Viewers tune in for classic wit and standout bits during prime time hour.
A dense schedule lists cartoons, adventure shows, and classics like Batman Superman, Gulliver’s Travels, and Top Cat alongside NCAA and NFL football highlights, college bowls, and local sports features. It reflects a busy broadcast day with multiple channels and programs airing through the afternoon into evening.
Capsule views list Horowitz in first TV appearance and High Chaparral at 4 PM led by Gomer Pyle with a money scene. The Game features Glen Howard protecting an exiled Latin American leader at 9 PM. Guns of Will Sonnett airs at 11 38 PM with a plot about Romulan ship protection and Enterprise capture. A James Stewart movie about a railroad guard payroll worker closes the lineup.
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions Hiram Pate, Nolt Pate, Oliver Pate, Mooresville, Lloyd Pas of hie brown Summit, and Richard P. The text appears as a busily garbled family names list with place references and no clear event.
Mrs Katene Clodfelter of Abbott’s Creek community lived there all her life. She was a member of Abbott's Creek Primitive Baptist Church. Her husband Jacob Lindsay Clodfelter preceded her in death. Survivors include three daughters Alta Green Clint Willard and Trey Phillips two in Tampa Fla one son Ernest Clodfelter five great great grandchildren. Funeral set at Vogler's Chapel by Elder Pletcher Moore at 1 p.m. Sunday with burial in Abbott's Creek Church Cemetery.
Mrs. Nettie Pritchard Keerans, 87, a former High Point resident, died today at 4am in Wesley Nursing Center, Charlotte. The body is to be returned to Sechrest Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
Funeral for C. D. Mauldin is scheduled for today at 2 p.m. at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the service and pay their respects.
HM. R. Shouse of Davidson County will have services at Vogler's Funeral Home Chapel at noon Saturday. Burial follows at Oaklawn Cemetery. He served a one month Vietnam tour and was released last August. He died in a single car crash on N C 108 near Wallburg after the vehicle overturned while traveling north on N C 109 around 1:30 a m. Surviving are his mother Mrs Mary Wilson Shouse of the home his father Joe Shouse Winston-Salem three sisters Mrs Jacqueline Roberts Winston-Salem Mrs Lois Schulte of Albany Ga and Mrs Darley Fields of Huntsville Ala and a brother Wayland T Shouse of Winston-Salem.
Mrs Minnie Leonard Carriker six of Route died Wednesday in Rowan Memorial Hospital. Survivors include her husband two daughters Mrs David Rabon Route 4 Mrs Lewis Kimbrell Lexington two brothers Hon Floyd Lemnand Lexington and two sisters Mrs Mary Hinson Route 1 and Mrs Edna Koontz. Funeral set for 3:30 p.m. today at Lyerly Funeral Home Chapel.
Funeral services for J W Vanloan are planned with burial at Joneriad Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers include J E Stewart Tom Pitts Dr R V Cross Dr W H Flythe Fred Munday M Z Perkingon Jr Ray Storms and Raymond Clapp. Survivors include daughter Kathleen Poag of the home.
ASK ANDY discusses how daily rotation and yearly orbit influence weather, noting how sun heat, atmospheric gases, and air density drive winds and storms. It explains warm air rising, lighter air forming high winds from poles to equator, and hints at planetary tilt affecting climate.
Funeral for Mrs RL King will be held Saturday at 11 am at Oaklawn Baptist Church in Winston-Salem. The body will lie in state at home after 1 pm today.
Esther Roush Lund, 54, of 706 Fenemore St., died at home at 3 20 a m after a two month illness. Born October 16 1911 in Philadelphia, she was daughter of Louis and [name unreadable] Roush and lived much of her life in Winston-Salem. She belonged to Temple Emmanuel. Chapel services by Rabbi David Jase. Burial at Mt Sinai Cemetery. Memorials preferred to charity.
Dr C B Bonner age 76 of 408 Edgale Drive died Wednesday in Maryfield Nursing Home. Funeral services set for 11 a m Saturday at Saint Marys Episcopal Church with Rev William P Price and Rev Steirling G Gordon. Burial in Oskwood Memorial Park Cemetery. Body to remain at Sechrest Funeral Home. Pallbearers listed including Jimmie Bonner John Sams Andy Sams John A Esshelman Mack Sams George Harman William B Hall and Bryan Peterson. Family to meet church at 10:45.
The notice lists Mre Paul Crawfordon home along with sister Mrs Moselle Chandler of Stokes. Funeral will be held Sunday at East Courtyard with burial later at the church. Rev J L Coleman to officiate. Burial arrangements at the funeral home with viewing Saturday 7 to 9 p.m.
Brice Garrett of Rt 1 Mocksville died after long illness in Davie County. He owned Garretts General Repair Shop and served Center United Methodist Church as Sunday school superintendent and board member. Survived by wife, two daughters, one brother, seven grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at Center United Methodist Church Deers County. Burial in church cemetery. Body at Extons Funeral Home. Family at funeral home tonight 7 to 9.
Miss Hattie Lee Sherman born October 7 1697 in Granville County daughter of George T and Dora Newton Sherman died of heart attack at Duke Hospital early this month She survived by five sisters Mrs R D Jones Oxford Mrs E R Currie Sanford Mrs Wilma Pendergrass Myrtle Beach Miss Edna Sherman of the home and Mrs E A Gladys Johnson High Point four brothers Lewis and Sidney Sherman Oxford The body is at Eaks Funeral Oxford pending funeral arrangements
Lawson R. Davis Jr. 41 of 115 Pescork Ave Lexington to be laid to rest today with funeral at 3 30 p.m. at the Church of God. Family and friends record as L R Davis Sr. announces service details.
Mrs. Flippin of Thomasville along with Clifford Yates Alford Yates Harry Yates Nathaniel Yates of Lexington Marvin Yates of Farmer and other relatives will gather for a funeral Saturday at 2 30 pm at Siler Funeral Home Chapel presided by Rev Deweerd Lambeth Burial will follow at Holly Hills The family will be at home and at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock.
Everett Eugene Russell 56 of 605 Fe Cooksey Drive was to be held today at J C Green Sons Chapel at 3 30 p m by the Rev Jesse L Johnson Jr with burial at Holly Hill Cemetery after a short illness at Pace City Memorial Hospital
J C Lowery of 818 Brewer St Asheboro died at his home Monday Born in Union County July 8 1917 he was a member of Green Masonic Lodge Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons Central Jurisdiction and St John Baptist Church Survivors include his wife Callie Lowery son George Lowery daughter Beulah Evertte five brothers two sisters and four grandchildren Burial will be at Mt Calvary Cemetery at 3 pm at St John Baptist Church Family will receive friends at Hoover Funeral Home 317 Leach St Asheboro Saturday night 8 to 9 oclock
William Moses Timberlake age 67 died Tuesday at 6 20 a m in L Richardson Memorial Hospital Greensboro after living 18 years in the city He was born July 10 1900 in Guilford County son of Charles and Sallie Timberlake member of Mt Zion Baptist Church There are no immediate survivors Funeral services were held at Oak Spring Baptist Church Stokesdale with Rev Frank Williams burial in the church cemetery and the body remaining at Hairlip Funeral Home until the funeral hour.
Jars J Mc Griffin 92 of Rt 5 died at 1 am Thursday in High Point Memorial Hospital after years of declining health. Born May 16, 1876 in Davidson County to William and Susan Cecil she lived in the area all her life. She married James Monroe Griffin in 1909. he died in 192. Surviving: two sons Paul W Griffin Kernersville and Grayson F Griffin Sublette Kan. one sister Christine Cecil. nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 pm Saturday Sechrest Chapel with Revs Lavimerd Futrelle burial Oakwood Cemetery. Body at Sechrest Funeral Home. family to be at funeral home tonight from 7.
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