Deaths and Funerals in High Point area notes
Mrs. Maude Coltrane Gamble 90 of Rendleman Rt 1 dies at The Gregson Home Archdale after years of declining health. Surviving children and many grandchildren. funeral Saturday Centre Friends Meeting. Also notes Delia Burns Godfrey 73 James E Godfrey spouse. Carleigh Thomason 79 Lexington. Grey Cave Garriss 87 Sanford. Halena Pierce 83 Lexington. David Samuel Leonard 46 Lexington. Betty Marsh Lenwell 84 Washington. Burial plans and church affiliations listed.
Cook Rites Set Sunday
Multiple obituary notices summarize deaths of Cooks and others in North Carolina towns. Details include ages 65 and 50, birthplaces Lexington and Rockford, marital status, World War II service, occupations, church memberships, survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial plans. Burials and services are slated at Sechrest Chapel, Rocky Knoll Baptist Church, and Oakwood Cemetery with family visit times.
Hayworth dies at 79 in Kernersville area
Perry Franklin Hayworth 79 of Rt. 1 Kernersville Abbotts Creek died Wednesday night at High Point Memorial Hospital. He was born June 16 1808 in Davidson County a farmer and Abbotts Creek Baptist Church member. Surviving: Mary Wyre Hayworth wife two daughters Lucille Byrd Doris Marion two sons William and Wesley nine grandchildren nine great grandchildren two sisters Lillian Weavil Cleta Bodenheimer one brother Sanford. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Abbotts Creek Baptist Church burial church cemetery. The family at Hayworth Miller Silas Creek Chapel 7 to 9 tonight and home Saturday 10 a.m. until funeral. Memorials to Bonnie Wiggs Missionary Fund Abbotts Creek Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.V. Gamble
Maude Coltrane Gamble
Rt. 1
Rendleman
Gregson
Archdale
Gamble
Randolph County
Brannon
Nannie Gray Coltrane
Centre Community
Centre Friends Meeting
Ben Marley
Centre Grange
Home Demonstration Club
Charles Vance Gamble
W.C
Myray) Hodgin
Randleman
Berniece Breedlove
Winston-Salem
Mary Lou Jensen
The
Home
W Branson Gamble
Floyd W. Gamble
Greensboro
Charles W. Gamble Jr
Pleasant Garden
Joseph P. Gamble
David Robinson
Isaac Harris
Orville Dillon
Church Cemetery
Cumby Mortuary
Meeting
Halena Pierce
Lexington
Halena Maultsby Pierce
Long St
Lexington Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Lawson Brown
Haynes Maultsby
Delco
Rachel Arnold
Bennettsville
S.C
Rosabell Ray
Hallsboro
D. Hoke Coon
Richard Sommers
Lake Wadamaw Cemetery
North Carolina Children's Home Society
Leonard Lexington
David Samuel Leonard
Davidson County
Lexington Abrasive Belts Co
Betty Jean Cody Leonard
Dwight Johnny Leonard
David Samuel Leonard Jr
Howard Leonard
Everett Leonard
Lloyd
Edgar Leonard
Delmer Leonard
Thomasville
Mae Gallimore
Eva Byerly
New Jerusalem
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Washington, D.C
Clark Marsh
Landy Augusta Myers Marsh
Washington
Don Lenwell
Carrie Spout
W.H. Albertson
J.H. Marsh
RL. 7
Kernersville
EL. Maness
Elvin Lee Maness
Routh Circle
Moses Cone Hospital
Gulf Oil Co
Rocky Knoll Baptist Church
Jeanette Cripps Maness
Ramon Hell
Thomas Kerr
Sylvester Stone Jr
Durham
Nell Coyle
Asheboro
Lillian Godesky
Boulder
Colo
Forrest Stanton
Long Beach
Lester Maness
Sarasota
Fla
Ralph Webb
Asheboro City Cemetery
Hanes- Lineberry
P.F. Hayworth
Perry
Franklin Hayworth
Abbotts Creek
High Point Memorial Hospital
William Sanford
Chaste
Jane Teague Hayworth
Doris) Marion
Moncks Corner
William
Wesley Hayworth
Lillian Weavil
Cleta Bodenheimer
Rt. 2
High Point
Sanford Hayworth
Rt 1
Abbotts Creek Baptist Church
Roy Cantrell
VV. Willard
Hayworth- Miller
Silas Creek Chapel
Bonnie Wiggs
Husband Is Sought In Knifing
High Point police seek Albert Daniel Wright after a woman identified as Dorothy Wright 39 was cut in the back during an argument around 415 p m She was treated and released from High Point Memorial Hospital A warrant charges Wright with assault with a deadly weapon. Local thefts and shoplifting charges followed with several individuals named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wright
Cross Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ms. Wright
Albert Daniel Wright
Wright
Man Charged In Break In At Trinity Outlet Store
Randolph County deputies and High Point police raided Robin Hood Apartments and charged Ronald Lee Hayes 27 with possession of clothing allegedly stolen from the Cut and Sew Co Outlet Store in Trinity two weeks earlier. Moore said the raid recovered 327 dollars in clothes plus drugs. The Trinity firm valued losses at 13000 dollars for merchandise and 7000 for a van stolen at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County
High Point
Robin Hood Apts
Cut & Sew Co
Trinity
Carl Moore
Moore
Ronald Lee Hayes
E. Robin Hood Apts
Bulla to Seek Office in Randolph County State House bid
Ralph L. Bulla of 208 Liberty Rd in Asheboro a longtime Democrat and former Randolph County party leader announced his candidacy for the State House from Randolph County He is a retired Acme McCrary supervisor with 45 years in mills including 38 with Acme McCrary He is unmarried a native of Back Creek Township and now resides in North Asheboro His 63rd birthday falls on Saturday He has served as PTA president school board member and justice of the peace and held county chair election registrar and precinct chairman roles in the party He is a member of Neighbors Grove Wesleyan Church He pledged to address tax relief curb lawlessness and road conditions and to represent the people if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Ralph L. Bulla
Liberty Rd
Randolph Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Randolph County
Bulla
Acme- McCrary Corp
Acme- McCrary
Back Creek Township
PTA
Neighbors Grove Wesleyan Church
Fire causes no damage at Brittain's Shoe Store
A furnace misfired at Brit tain's Shoe Store in Westchester Mall around 10 a.m. Thursday prompting three fire trucks as a precaution. A High Point Fire Dept spokesman said there was no fire and no damage. the store manager believed the furnace was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittain's Shoe
Westchester Mall
High Point Fire Dept
Withdrawal Cuts Vote Power In Regional Council
Noel Fleming Alamance County commissioner and COG chair says withdrawal will not hurt payments but will remove voting influence. Yadkin County exit stems from rivalry and discontent with the Council of Governments. Randall Billings notes uncertain long term effects while contracts run to termination dates and regional reviews continue across 11 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Fleming
Alamance County
Council of Governments
Fleming
Yadkin County
Randall Billings
Edmisten Not Planning Kennedy Investigation
State Attorney General Rufus Edmisten appears to back away from a promised probe into Project Youth and its president Dr Joseph B Kennedy. Local figures say Edmisten resigned from Project Youth amid opposition to Kennedy while DA Zimmerman says no investigation will be sought without a criminal trigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Edmisten
Project Youth
Joseph B. Kennedy
Claude Young
Thomasville
Edmisten
Kennedy
Butch” Zimmerman Jr
Zimmerman
Young
City Planning Board- Zoning Commission
Street removal to clear title raises Greensboro issue
Greensboro officials consider removing Lisbeth Street from dedication in Browndale Subdivision after a map error. A public hearing is planned for February to address zoning and street closure, with city and county officials coordinating due to extra-territorial limits. The board also approves a $10,345 change order for Evergreens nursing home site work and schedules hearings on contracting licensing to curb fly-by-night builders. A federal $8,000 social services grant supports elderly protective shelter, and a five year capital improvements plan is being developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
High Point
Board of County Commissioners
Lisbeth
Browndale
Harvey Road
Annie Parham
Board of Commissioners
Parham
Lisbeth Street
Arvin Avenue
Kivett Drive
Evergreens, Inc
Torney
William Treverrow
Prillaman
Dept. of Social Services
Commission
Forrest Campbell
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point Enterprise
J.E. Godfrey Sanford
Delia Burns Godfrey
Route 4
Lee County Hospital
Jones Chapel United
Carleigh Thomas
Carleigh Vernell Thomason
Raleigh Rd
Dixie Furniture Co
Second United Church of Christ
Olin Thomason
Malcolm Thomason
Emma Hanes
Odell Leonard
Don Leonard
Lexington City Cemetery
G.C. Garriss Sanford
Grey Cave Garrigs
Spring Lane
Sanford
Herbert Baker
Denton
C.W. McManus Jr
John Lockhart
Bob Shepherd
Lee Memory Gardens
Rogers Funeral Home
Yoder Manley Cook
Forrest St
Mr. Cook
John
Emma Leonard Cook
Nazareth
Rockwell
Helen Underwood
Jiffy Lunch
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Helen A. Cook
John Ray Cook
Stoneville
Denree Cook
Mocksville
Nobe Cook
D.W. Cook
Magnolia Court
Sechrest Chapel
Joseph L. Griffin
Sechrest Funeral Home
R.G. Lamb
Robert George Lamb
Market St
Rockford, Ill
Rockford
Minnie Cogburn Lamb
Jimmy Lamb
Leroy Presnell
Hubert Everhart
Davidson Funeral Home
E.T. Fox
Siler City
Everett Thomas Fox
E. Fifth St
Chatham County
Klopman Mills
Ramseur
First Wesleyan Church
Myrtle Lane Fox
Leroy Sands
Donald Coble
Albert Thomas
Billy Joe Fox
Betty Boyd
Betty Rodema
Lloyd Boyd
Lary G. Diehl
Oakwood Cemetery
Chestnut DR
Irindale RD
Sarah Solomon Lylea
Grimes Ave. Baptist Church
Camby
Lexington Ave
Bessie Hayworth Johnson
Lam Sechrest
Mrcs
Dollie Gordy Kearns
Mpm
Thomas Henry Lester Idpm
Pleasant Cemetery
London
Ontario
Canada
Betty Rocema Linyd Boyd
Sechrew Chapel
Sechrest Chape
Siler-Sechrest
Semper By
Inp Tenen
Randolph
Arloway
Tcas
North Main
Farriss Avenue
Harold C. Davis
Preferend Funeral Directors International
Gilbert Hayes
Thiszell Street
Douglas M. Dunlap
E. State Avenue
Larry Sawyers
Uwharrie Road
Fairfield Road
Kay Ann Cecil
Donvic Drive
Food World
Westchester Drive
Henry E. Coleman
Flint Street
S. Centennial Street
Ronald Jarrett
Westwood Avenue
Marvin Lee Nelson
Worth Avenue
Anthony Wayne Saunders
Dartmouth Avenue
Carol Lavern Steed
E. Commerce Avenue
Ralph Bulia
Unification Church
Sun Myung Moon
Attorney General's Office
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
John Harder
Thomson McKinnon Securities Inc
Technograph
Shortt
Buick
Bob
Bearcat & Scanner
Tae
Lindsay ST. Call
George W. Gillie
Welborn Insurance Associates
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