Greensboro woman dies from gunshot wounds in home incident
Mrs Joyce Ann Hillesley Kirkman, 27, of 3116 Bowers Ave Greensboro, died Thursday at 11 05 in Moses H Cone Hospital Greensboro from gunshot wounds received earlier at her home. Funeral set for 2 p.m. today at Forbis and Dick Chapel. Survivors include husband David Bernice Green 26 and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce ‘Ann Hillesley
Kirkman
Bowers Ave
Moses H.” Cone
Greensboro
David Bernice Green
Dogwood
James Arnold
Mrs. Tellia Hilliard dies in Lexington area
Mrs Tellia Shoaf Hilliard 48 widow of Arthur T Hilliard died Friday in Lennie Memorial Hospital Surviving sons Cletus Hilliard Lexington Thurman Hilliard Radford Va daughters Mrs Harold Lomax Lexington Mrs Leo Elias Baltimore Md brothers Pink Shoaf RS 5 Duff Shoaf Lexington three sisters Mrs Bertie Leonard Rt 4 Mrs Essie Swicegood Rt 5 Mrs Alice Snider Charlotte Funeral arrangements incomplete
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Lexington
Tellia Shoaf Hilliard
Arthur T. Hilliard
Lennie Memorial Hospi
Cletus Hilliard
Lexington and
Thurman
Hilliard
Radford
Harold Lomax
Leo Elias
Baltimore
Pink Shoaf
RS 5
Duff Shoaf
Bertie Leonard
Rt. 4
Essie Swicegood
Rt. 5
Alice Snider
Charlotte
Herbert L Speas Sr presumed obituary fragment
Herbert L Lee Speas Sr aged 66 of Arlageen Drive died in Greensboro. Survived by son Lee Speas of Oak Ridge Tennessee a sister Mrs Lee Hunter of Pratt and two brothers IC Speas of Wood Drive and Dee Speas. Funeral home viewing 7 to 9 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert “Lee
Speas
Arlageen Drive
Funeral held for Jarrell and Chriscoe kin in Asheboro area
Funeral was to be held at Church of God today at 2 p m for Mrs Fred J Smith and Miss Oma Chriscoe both of Asheboro and Grant Chriscoe of Rt 2 Seagrove. Randleman and tyro brothers 3 attended.
Robert Cox dies at 75 in Asheboro
Robert Cox of Route 4 Asheboro died Friday at Randolph Hospital. Survivors include two sisters Mrs Hattie Turner and Mrs Golda Lucas, both Asheboro, and six brothers Emmett H. Cox Route 4 Asheboro A B Cox Asheboro P C Cox and Elsie Cox High Point Charles W. Cox Route 5 Asheboro and Garland H. Cox Asheboro. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Asheboro
Robert ‘Dennis Cox
Rt. 4
Randolph Hospital
Hattie ‘Turner
Golda Lucas
Emmett H. Cox
Rte 4
A. B. Cox
Aseboro
P. C. Cox
Elsie Cox
High Point
Charles W. Cox
Rt. 5
Gareland H. Cox
Joseph M Stevenson dies after four months illness in Statesville
Joseph M Stevenson 68 longtime High Point resident died at 1 a.m. Friday at Davis Hospital after a four month illness. Survived by brother E Blake Stevenson of Statesville. Funeral at 3 p.m. today at Concord Presbyterian Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Statesville
Joseph M., Stevenson
High Point
Davis Hospital
E. Blake Stevenson
Concord Presbyterian Church
Church
Denton Man John A. Rogers Dies at 77
John Allen Rogers 77 of Route 1 Denton died Friday at home. A native of Davidson County he was a retired sawmill worker. Survived by brother Fred A. Rogers of home and three sisters Mrs Grady Fine Route 1 Denton Mrs Wade Barker Route 3 Denton and Mrs Ruth Yates. Funeral at 2 20 p.m. Sunday at Lick Creek Baptist Church. Body will be at residence after 3 p.m. today.
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Maude Gottwaller Bruton
Wadesville
Piedmont Christian
Bruton
Milney
Fla
John, George
Jennie Tatum-Gottwaller
William Henry ‘Bruton
High Point
Wadeville
Wadesville Baptist Church
John P. Bruton
Overbrook Court
George T. Edwards
Decatur
Edna’ G
Tampa
Wadeville Baptist
Troy
Sechrest
Denton
John Allen Rogers
Rt. 1
Davidson County
Fred A.rogers
Grady. Fine
Wade
Barker
Rt. 3
Ruth Yates
Thomasville
Lick Creek
Baptist Church
Reverend James F Brown obituary in Lexington
The Rev James Findlay Brown, 8 percent, died Thursday at Haven Nursing Home Lexington. Survived by son James F Brown and John Brown of Lexington and a daughter Mrs Coleman of Dunedin. Body to be sent to Angwin Mortuary in Ensley Alabama for arrangements.
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Lexington
James Findlay Brown
Haven
James F
Dimmy
Brown
John’b. Brown
Coleman
Dunedin
Angwin
Ensley
Taday
Hanes Funeral Held at Voglers Chapel
Clyde Hanes funeral will be held Sunday at Voglers Chapel in Winston-Salem with full military honors at Salem Cemetery. Hanes died at Womack Army Hospital Ft. Bragg after a two week illness. The family will be at Voglers from 7 to 9.
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Winston-Salem
Clyde
Salem’ Cemetery
Hanes
Womack Arthy ‘Hospital
Ft. Bragg
Mill Honors Employees with Long Service Awards
Silver Knit Industries awards honor employees for long service. Kate Shackelford, M Foster, Lena Kearns, Helen Crofts, and Ruby Coe received watches and other awards for 20 years. Ethel Rich earned 25 years, Pearl Kay 30 years, Ivola Bray Louise ad and Margaret Borowski 45 years. Bonuses matched length of service and six month wages.
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Knit Industries, Inc
Kate Shackelford
M. Foster
Lena Kearns
Helen, Crofts
Ruby Coe
Ethel Rich
Pearl Kay
Ivola Bray
Louise Ad
Margaret Borowski
Jamestown Youth Named Arthritis Foundation Youth Chair
Vincent Townsend of Jamestown has been named state youth chairman for The Arthritis Foundation announced by Mrs. Nick Galifianakis of Durham. Townsend, a UNC Chapel Hill senior and Alpha Phi Omega president, majors in business administration and is son of Mr. and Mrs. John Townsend of Jamestown. He graduated Grimsley High School and attends First United Methodist Church. Previously he directed Camp Waneso for two summers at General Greene Council Scout Reservation, and as youth chair will coordinate volunteer activities among college and high school groups for the foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Townsend
Jamestown
The
Arthritis Foundation
Nick Galifianakis
Durham
Arthritis
North Carolina
Townsend
University of North’ Carolina A
John
Nut Bush
Grimsley High School
Greensboro
Methodist Church
Waneso
General Greene Council
Four Car Collision Damages Reported
Police described a four car crash north of Hobart Place caused by unsafe lane changes. Paul Pilcher 57 of Dayton Avenue and Willard 32 of High Point were involved. the Mabe car struck Pilcher then hit Willard, no injuries reported. A separate crash at Lindsay Street and Ferigate damaged another vehicle operated by Virginia Mae Nifong, 450 in damages, no injuries.
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Hobart
Paul
Clingman Pilcher
Of.b
Dayton
Avenue
Leé Willard
Mabe
William Eddinger
Ferndale Boulevard
Pilcher
Willard
A. Bimpup
Lindsay Street
Rerigate
Bruce” Hicks
Top State Stories of the 1960s in North Carolina
A retrospective AP list recalls major 1960s NC events and headlines. Notable items include a national airlines crash near Bolivia killing 34, legislative tax changes for education, a dual life disclosure by a Republican chairman, redistricting in 1968, Dan Moore’s 1974 governor win, limits on speakers at state colleges, brown bagging rulings, a 1967 Piedmont collision near Hendersonville killing 82, rising Negro violence after Memphis and Dr Martin Luther King Jr., and tobacco and fuel taxes in 1969 following Gov Bob Scott’s push.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Bolivia
Hendersonville
National Airlines
N. C
Julian Frank
Terry Sanford
William ‘Cobb
Morganton
Roanoke
General Assembly
State Senate
Dan Moore
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
Piedmont Airlines
Memphis
Martin Luther Iz
Bob Scott
Toll for holiday predicted at least 20 dead in NC
The North Carolina Motor Club forecasts up to 300 traffic fatalities statewide from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday during the Christmas holiday period. The State Highway Patrol reports 1,765 deaths for the year, a drop of 87 from the previous year. Notable crashes include two killed on icy U.S. 421 near North Wilkesboro and a passenger's death near Oxford. Other victims listed include Joyce McNeil Snyder, Robert Speed, John Hickerson, Marcus Lee Taylor, and John Bailey Snyder.
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North Carolina Motor Club
State Highway Patrol
U.S. 421
North Wilkesboro
Joyce Adam McNeil Snyder
Robert Louis Speed
Rt 11
Oxford
Granville County
John Hickerson
GR Atlanta
Dunn
Harnett County
Harrison G
Boston
United States
Soviet Union
Martin
Thomas O. Paine
Thomasville
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
Rt. 1
Paine
Marcus
Lee Taylor
Ameri- Charlotte
Ofjean Association
AAAS
Charlotte
Con- Police
Lment
John Bailey Snyder
Annthar
Employment shifts in domestic and nonmanufacturing sectors
In November, about 27,300 workers were in domestic work or self employment. Manufacturing plants employed 114,330 across four counties, up about 40 from a year earlier. Nonmanufacturing jobs totaled 147,695 versus 144,110 in 1968. Textile employment fell from 41,975 to 39,925 while apparel declined slightly from 5,845 to 5,815. Furniture rose from 12,475 to 12,765.
Electric Heater Ignites Alarm At Thomasville Home
A fire call to Thomasville Convalescent and Nursing Home on Blair Street at 2 a.m. today was prompted by a defective electric heater. No damages were reported.
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Thomasville
Blair ‘Street
Two Drivers Charged In Thomasville Accident
Thomasville reporters note multiple vehicle crashes on Friday. Jeffrey Jordan Haley and Clayton Eugene Myers faced a traffic light violation charge in a Ran dolph and Main Streets collision. Enzor was charged with driving without a NC license after another Sunrise Avenue crash involving Lonnie Herring. A head-on collision at Fisher Ferry and Bryant Streets injured one resident, with hospital status improving. Shirley Hope Marton cited for failing to yield. A Washington DC resident, Dillard Blake Sherrill, 66, was jailed for drunk driving on U.S. 29 with bond posted.
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Thomasville
Randolph and
Main Streets
Jeffrey Jordan Haley
Hegler
Clayton Eugene Myers
Rt. 2
Myers
North Carolina
Tia Mae Enzor
Thomas Street
E. Sunrise Avenue
Enzor
Lonnie Herring
E. Sunrise
Fisher Ferry
Bryant Streets
City Memorial
Larry Boyett
Leonard Road
Arnold Forest Foley
Rt. 3
Shirley Hope Marton
Rt. 6
Winston-Salem
Kenneth W. Foley
Rt. 1
Boyett
Tamara Marton
Winston-Safem
Washington, D.C
Dillard Blake Sherrill
U.S
Television Log Preview of Evening Schedule
A TV listing outlines channel 2 programming from 6:00 PM to 12:30 AM including news, talk shows, and family fare. Highlights include Death Valley Days, Huntley Brin kley, The Brady Bunch era entries, game shows, Lawrence Welk, Petticoat Junction, Hollywood Palace, Mannix, and Country music specials with Beau Brummell noted among the late night Movie entries.
Evening TV Schedule Capsule for 7:30 P.M. to 10:00 P.M.
A mixed lineup lists 7:30 P.M. CBS programs including Andy Williams with guests Johnny Cash Jonathan Winters Claudine Longet and the First Edition. Also CBS News Special with President Johnson discussing White House departure at LBJ Ranch. 8:30 P.M. My Three Sons features Katie aging herself after gray hairs, Adam 12 on Christmas Eve with a Santa Claus case, Green Acres Lisa beautifies Hoottaville, and the film Help! starring Spinetti McKern Bron. 9:30 P.M. Petticoat Junction and Hollywood Palace highlight variety acts and guests George Gobel Vikki Carr Edwin Hawkins Singers Pat Cooper Enrico Macias Meeners. 10:00 P.M. Mannix follows a mother’s plea into a case tied to a missing son and a police father. Shock Theater offers The Mark of the Vampire. Also films Sweetheart of the Gods and Island of the Blue Dolphins.
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Woody Greeson
Andy Wiliams
Pam
Lawrence Welk
Adams
Green Acres
Petticoat Junction
Hollywood Palace
Mannix
America
Andy Williams
Andy
Johnny Cash
Jonathan Winters
Claudine Longet
CBS News
Johnson
White House
Lbj Ranch
Katie
Robbie
Charley
Malley
Reed
Lisa
Hooterville
Sam Dracker
Uncle Joe
H. A. Smith
Joe Carson
George Gobel
Vikki Carr
Edwin Hawkins
Pat Cooper
Enrico Macias
the Meeners
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J.C. Callahan
J. Carl’ Callahan
Larkin St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Winder
J.earl and
Annie Hobbs Callahan
Bessie J. Callahian
Tthe Home
Daniel Earl Callahan
High, Point
Charles von Drebte
W. H. Bruton
Maryfield
Charles William von Drehte
Montlieu Ave
VonDrehle
Palm
George Boston
Welch ‘Furniture Co
Immaculate Heart’ of Mary Catholic Church
Rose’ Elizabeth Maen
Drehle
Fort Walton Beach
Vernon P. VonDrehle
Main St
Hickory
Sam. Peters
Gambrills
Montag
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic’ Church
Arthur Boia
Joyce Kirkman
Yancey
Carter
Baptist
Chile
Don
Blanche Butler
Russell
Clifton H. Carter
J. “Robert Carter
James
L. O'Ferrell
Elizabeth
C. Strickland
Ernest
D. Kellam
Clinton Li
Wilson
W. ‘Wade Franklin
Juanita C. Trvin
Chapel’ Hills
C. B. Carter
Washington
Forbis & Dick Chapel
Mrs
Tellia Hilliard
Herbert Lee Speas SR
Robert Cox
J. M, Stevenson
John Rogers
James Brown
van Wheeler Sehhrest
J. V. Townsend
Noone
North Paine
Wilkesboro
India
Southwest
Virginia
RAPID
Pulse
Bill Anderson
Death Valley
Huntley-Brinkley
Wilburn Bros
Tommy Faile
South Life
Fry Rane
Ayavews
Beau Brummell
John Pyne
Porter Wagoner
Country Place
Kitty Wells
Victor Spinetti
Leo McKern
Eleanor Bron
London
Alps
Bahamas
Ringo
Shock Theater
John Beal
Coleen Gray
Peter van Eyck
Ruth Leuwerik
Renata Miller
Celia Kaye
George Kennedy
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