Deaths and Funerals Notice Summary
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Andrews Teague 83 were at Green Street Baptist Church with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Remus E Tucker 73 of Johnsontown Road had services at Johnsontown Methodist Church, burial at church cemetery. Graveside rites for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R Tipton Greene Jr were at Sharon Memorial Park in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Remus E. Tucker
Johnsontown Road
Johnsontown Methodist Church
J. Harley Cecil
J. C. Green & Sons
Tucker
Burlington
Ex-High Pointer killed in Manhattan hit and run
Robert Bryant Gordon 35 a former High Point resident was killed in Manhattan New York on December 17 He died at hospital with homicide ruled by medical examiner A U S Air Force veteran born December 19 1923 in Virginia He lived in High Point from 1937 until four years ago Funeral arrangements pending body to Cumby Mortuary Survived by parents siblings and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bryant Gordon
High Point
Manhattan
New York
Virginia
Noble
Salley Fulp Gordon
Gordon
New York City
First Baptist Church
Noble Gordan
Clara Cox
Howard Gordan
Norfolk
Charles Gordan
Portsmouth
Whaley Infant Dies In Hospital
Lisa Ann Whaley infant daughter of Durant and Patsy Bayne Whaley died shortly after birth at High Point Memorial Hospital. Survived by sister Cindy Whaley paternal grandmother Mrs John T Whaley Sr of Durham and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs R G Bayne of High Point. Graveside services Tuesday at 3 p m Guilford Memorial Park officiated by Rev James R DeLoach. Body remains at Harold C Davis Chapel until service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Sharon Memorial Park
R. Tipton Greene Jr
E. 35Th St
W. R. Davis Jr
High Point
R. T. Greene
Lisa Ann Whaley
Durant
Patsy Bayne Whaley
High Point Memorial Hospital
E. Homestead Ave
Cindy Whaley
John T. Whaley
Durham
R. G. Bayne
Parkway
Guilford Memorial Park
James R. DeLoach
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
Harold C. Davis
Cops Charge Driver In Accident On Hamilton Street
A 63 year old Forrest Avenue resident was charged with failing to yield after a 2:45 p.m. collision on N Hamilton Street. Thomas L Jackson pulled from a grocery lot in front of Jane Dudley Francis causing $800 damage to both cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Avenue
N. Hamilton Street
Thomas L. Jackson
N. Hamilton
Jane Dudley Francis
Emerywood Apartments
Francis
Jackson
S. Main Street
Bruce E. Edwards
S. Main
Evelyn B. Swimmey
Route 5
Bullifant Wins 5000 Reward For Curved Plate Idea
Harry A Bullifant proposed a solution to the curved plate problem at Newport News Shipbuilding Company. The research committee awarded him a $5000 check, saying the idea does not conflict with any existing patent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Harry A. Bullifant
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Bullifant
Funeral services for Mrs Clara Neal Hunt in Ennis Street church
Clara Neal Hunt aged 55 died at High Point Memorial Hospital shortly before 1 p.m. Saturday. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church with Rev. Philip J. Birchell and Rev. W. Frank Marks officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery with pallbearers Bill Giles John Corum J M Allen Ervin Jones Jr Robert Elliott Melvin Garner Aldridge Hooper and Casey Hillard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Neal Hunt
Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church
Philip J. Birchell
W. Frank Marks
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Bill Giles
John Corum
J. M. Allen
Ervin Jones Jr
Robert Elliott
Melvin Garner
Aldridge Hooper
Casey Hilliard
David M York of Worthville Dies at 51
David Millard York 51 of Worthville died Sunday night at home after months of illness. Survived by wife Myrtle Bray York two sons D M and Mitchell York of the home a daughter Mrs George Dyer of Arvada Colorado mother Ada York Route 2 Randleman four brothers Elwood Percy Colvin of Worthville and Corliss Route 2 Randleman two half brothers Everett and Oliver York Franklinville one half sister Mrs Pearl Craven Ramseur and two grandchildren Funeral services 2 p m Wednesday at Loflin Funeral Home Ramseur with Rev Raymond Hudson and Rev William Burke officiating Burial in Randolph Memorial Park near Randleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramseur
David Millard York
Worthville
Myrtle Bray York
D. M
Mitchell York
George Dyer
Arvada
Colo
Ada York
Randleman
Elwood
Percy
Colvin
Corliss
Randolph District Officer Leader Training School Plans
ASHEBORO The county will host the Northwestern District Officer and Leader Training School on January 23 with plans to be finalized at Friday’s Randolph HD Group meeting. Mrs. Doris Latham, council president, will preside and present the new yearbooks to clubs. Mrs. Fred McCain, 1958 delegate to the United Nations, will report and speak on her November United Nations visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Doris Latham
Fred McCain
United Nations
McCain
Rabbi Rypins to Lecture at High Point College
Rabbi Frederick I. Rypins of Temple Emanuel Greensboro will speak at High Point College tomorrow at 10 30 am as part of the Jewish Chautauqua Society program. The lecture titled Some Jewish Ideals aims to promote understanding of the Jewish faith on college campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick I. Rypins
Temple Emanuel
Greensboro
Jewish Chautauqua Society
High Point College Assembly
William R. Locke
College
Prison Library Receives Four New Books
The Eye Opener at Oklahoma State Penitentiary reports the prison library has gained four new books. A librarian footnote asks for the return of the last book, humorously addressing theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Okla
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Night Service at St Paul Holiness Church Opens Week
Watch Night Services start Wednesday at 10 p.m. at St Paul Holiness Church on Pearson Street. Mrs Margaret J Simmons 1201 Downing St listed as ill at High Point Memorial Hospital. Caroline Miller ill at home 218 Hoskins St. King Solomon Lodge No 7 sponsors a chitterling supper at Trinity community center with a prayer service from 6 p.m. to 12:15 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Holiness Church
Pearson Street
Simmons
Margaret J. Simmons
Downing St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Miller
Caroline Miller
Hoskins St
King Solomon Lodge No. 7 Masonic Order
Trinity
Praer
Thomasville Plans City Wide New Year Holiday
City offices and most city employees will take New Year’s Day off in Thomasville with exceptions for police fire postal workers and utilities. Schools and banks close Thursday and reopen Monday. Civic Center opens 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday with Eve party at 8 30 p.m. and teen sessions Thursday. Local churches hold services including midweek worship.
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Thomasville
Iity
Davidson County
Sheriff's Department
City Parks and Recreation Department
Civic Center
Randolph Street
Carver Center
Carver Park
J. D. Foust
Parks and Recreation
Foust
Training Auto Given To Church Street School
A 1959 model dual control training auto was presented to Church Street School by Thomason Chevrolet Co. J. C. Thompson delivered the car to Principal N. G. Perry. The dealer had earlier provided Thomasville High School with a similar vehicle. About 20 students are enrolled in the driver training class begun a month ago under instructor Russell W. Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasvilile
Church Street
Thomason Chevrolet Co
N. G. Perry
J. C. Thompson
Thomasville High School
Russell W. Barrett
Randleman Businessman Fells From Deer Stand Accident
James L. Coble of Randleman, hospitalized in Whiteville after a deer hunting accident Saturday near Lake Waccamaw. He fell from about 12 feet while in a tree, suffering five broken ribs and a dislocation. His wife reported he is resting comfortably and may be moved nearer home before the weekend.
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Randleman
James L. Coble
Whiteville
Lake Waccamaw
Coble
Two Charged In Asheboro Man's Death
Two Asheboro men face murder charges after a bystander died from a deer slug during a struggle over a 12 gauge shotgun on Leach Street. Bobby Bell, 24, of Leach Street, died of a fore head wound at Randolph Hospital. Ernest Siler, 41, and Alexander Underwood, 23, are jailed without bond as witnesses described a violent earlier quarrel.
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Asheboro
By Stander
Bobby Bell
Leach Street
Ernest
Red) Siler
E. Salisbury Rd
Alexander Underwood
Clarence Lovett
Siler
Underway
Bell
Lovett
Underwood
Randolph Hospital
Randleman Chief Orders 1959 dog tags for all pets
Chief of Police Wade Harris warned that every dog in Randleman must wear a 1959 idog tag starting January 1 or face pickup. Tags are for sale at City Hall for $1.00, with vaccination proof required for collection. Auto tags will be sold at City Hall after January 1, and enforcement will continue throughout the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Wade Harris
Harris
City Hall
Polio Drive Chairmen Named for 1959 Campaign
Asheboro Randolph County chair J Hyatt Hammond announced community leaders for the 1959 March of Dimes drive. The list includes chairmen from Archdale, Farmer, New Market, Randleman, Trinity areas and Asheboro schools.
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Asheboro
J. Hyatt Hammond
Randolph County
National Foundation
J. R. Cog
My Archdale
Louella Hammond
Farmer Community
J. F. Barrer
Farmer School
Jack R. Edwards
New Market School
C. W. Lamb
Randleman
Three men bound over in Greensboro car theft case
In Greensboro, Walter Cook, 19, and two others were bound over to Superior Court after a Municipal County Court session. Cook faces two counts of car theft along with driving intoxicated hit and run and no operator’s license. Bonds totaled 1200 dollars pending higher court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Superior Court
Municipal County Court
Greensboro
Walter Cook
County schools to add seven new buildings and additions
County Superintendent E. D. Idol announced about 2.11 million dollars in 1959 school projects. Seven under construction include Jamestown High School at about 1 million dollars with 40 classrooms plus auditorium and gym. Other sites are Pleasant Garden Sumner Florence Sedalia Rena Bullock and Mt. Zion with multiple additions and costs. Additional James Town project and Guilford Center plans raise total investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.D. Idol
Jamestown
Pleasant Garden
Sumner
Florence School
Sedalia
Rena Bullock
Mt. Zion
Woman Arrested On Check Charge In Thomasville
Alice J. Hill, 34, of Willis Street, was arrested on two counts of issuing worthless checks drawn on a High Point bank totaling 260 dollars. Oscar Lee Moss, 25, of Brown Street, faced a charge of disposing mortgaged property and remained jailed for bond. A six year old boy was treated for shock after being struck by a car on East Guilford Street. In Recorder's Court, Clay M. Poole received a four month suspended sentence for speeding and reckless driving.
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Alice J. Hill
Thomasville
High Point Bank
Oscar Lee Moss
Brown Street
Moss
City Memorial Hospital
E. Guilford St
Bobby Clarence Stephenson
Worth Johnson
Guilford Street
Thomasville Recorder's Court
Clay M. Poole
Poole
Teens Admit Breaking Into Church for Da Vinci Reproduction
Three teenagers confessed to breaking into a Louisville church and stealing a reproduction of Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper. They said no one wanted to buy it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
Leonardo da Vinci
Foundation Seeks Extra Funds for Student Loan and Cemetery Wall
Foundation President Ned Gibbs appealed for more contributions to a 15 000 drive begun in September. He reported 7 638 raised so far with 10 000 for the student loan fund and 5 000 for the cemetery wall project, including about 6 000 and 1 500 respectively to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville Community Foundation
Ned Gibbs
Gibbs
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Mrs
Clara A, Teague
Clara Andrews Teague
Green Street Baptist Church
E. W. Price
C. R. Teague
W. C. Thomas Jr
Robert E. Williams
C. E. King
B. L. Manley
F. D. Malten
Annie Larrick
Whaley
David M. York
Randolph
Colored News
Chair City
Randleman Chief
Polio Drive
Main St
Perpetual
N. Main St
Capias
Mathis
Addie Belle
James Jackson
W. Washington
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