Deaths and funerals in Thomasville area region
Death notices from Thomasville Greensboro and Sophia list infant Kimberly Ann Hamner who died at Barksdale base hospital and graveside service at Zion United Church of Christ Cemetery. Also Josie Fine Myers Albertson 80 of Mount Zion Route 2 died on arrival at Community General Hospital with funeral at Clarksburg United Methodist Church. Plus John Abraham Wooten 77 died at L Richardson Hospital with service at Hargett Funeral Home Chapel and burial Piedmont Memorial Park. Kenneth Daniel Cox 60 Route 2 died at home with funeral at Faith Temple Baptist Church.
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Kimberly Ann Hamner
Hal C
Janice Mendenhall Hamper
Oleander Place
Bossier City
Barksdale Air Force Base Hospital
Paul L. Mendenhall Sr
Rt. 4
Thomasville
C. A. Martin
Liberty
B. F. Tubb
G. P. Hamner
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Zion United Church of Christ Cemetery
Highway 109
Hasty Road
Linwood Hubbard
Sechrest Funeral Home
Aml
Josie Fine Myers Albertson
Mount Zion Church Road
Route 2
Community General Hospital
Davidson County
Allison
Lou Cindy Copple Fine
Butler Myers
Elwood Albertson
Lester L. Myers
Dorally Albertson
Central Falls
Howard
Margaret) Hill
Blaine
Wash
Clarksburg United Methodist Church
C. C Loy
Lacy Cagle
Robert Crook
Church
Siler Funeral Home
Greensboro
John Abraham Wooten
McConnell Road
L. Richardson Hospital
Emma Wooten
Louella Norfleet
High Point
Violet Mays
Tarboro
Patience Cofield
Rocky Mount
Elizabeth Battle
Jamaica
N.Y
Rufus C. Wooten
St. Albans
Hargett Funeral Home
Piedmont Memorial Park
K. B. Cox
Sophia
Kenneth Daniel Cox
Randolph County
Faith Temple Baptist Church
Lillie Cox
Patsy Glenn
Douglas Ray Brady
Yadkinville
Kenneth Ed Cox
Glenola
Sallie Cox
Asheboro
Charles
Bud) Cox
Band Booster Club Wall Meet At 73 Tonight
A band booster club wall meet is scheduled tonight at 73. The event gathers band members and supporters for practice and coordination as the band and Andrews Band prepare for upcoming performances.
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Andrews
Booster Club
Priny
ONeill Attends National Achievement Day at NC State
James A. O'Mell, son of Flora Johnson, attends National Achievement Day activities at North Carolina State University honoring North Carolina's 74 semifinalists in the National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro Students. The event is sponsored annually by businesses and universities nationwide.
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James A. O'Mell
Flora Johnson
North Carolina State University
North Carolina
Reagan's North Carolina campaign events outlined
Mrs Reagan planned a 8:30 a.m. Top of the Mart breakfast in the Crown Room with about five minutes of remarks and a Q A session. Reservations are $5 and due by Wednesday. Reagan then heads to a 2:45 p.m. arrival at the regional airport for a 12:45 p.m. luncheon in the Royal Villa, with tickets also at $5. The day includes a state Jaycee dinner at 7:30 p.m. in Raleigh.
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Mart
Paul Collins
Crown Room
Collins
R. L. Brinson Jr
Willcrest Drive
Treagan
Friendsiip
Aigirt
Kerr Scott Pavilion
North Carolina State Fairgrounds
Raleigh
Reagan
Jesse Helms
North Carolin
Police Arrest Two At Cove In Early Tuesday Arrests
Two Davidson County residents were arrested near the Cove on Mentley Avenue one for public drunkenness and resisting arrest the other for assault on an officer and obstructing an officer. James Nealey 37 resisted Officer Sally Crawford and Roy Lee Nealey brother of James was charged with obstruction and assault. Both men were jailed.
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Davidson County
Cove
Mentley Avenue
Rathakellar
Tatler Place
Sally Crawford
James Nealey
Nealey
B. G. Colle
Roy Lee Nealey
James
Rt. 2
Lexington
Rt. 3
Richland Avenue
Wilson Bodiford
Walter Canady Sr
Walter Canady Jr
Ruby
Location of Massage Parlors Questioned By Board
Greensboro officials weigh county wide rules on massage parlors as a zoning issue. Commissioner Maxwell proposes placing personal services like beauty shops and barber shops as special exceptions to allow public input while not banning them. The board notes county control is limited to rural areas outside city limits and awaits state action. The session also approved expanding a family planning program to Davidson Davie and Yadkin counties and voted to pave part of Barbour Road with county costs of 1785. The Landale Drive rezoning request from residential to business is being reconsidered after a petition.
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Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Richard Maxwell
Planning Dept
Walter Johnson
Maxwell
Board of Commissioners
Guilford County
Board of Adjustments
Sarah Morrow
Piedmont Triad Council of Governments
Art
Barbour Road
Landale Drive
John Weigal
Commissioners City Storm Water
Robert Shaw
NCNB
Faison
Shaw
Landreth
State Republican Organization
Thomasville Patrolman Murphy Appeals Dismissal
Thomasville patrolman Lee Murphy filed notice of appeal of his dismissal by Police Chief Paul Shore and City Manager Kyle Williams. A hearing before the City Council will address his removal. Murphy led the local and state police unions and was dismissed January 23 for disrespect, poor creditor arrangements, and conduct unbecoming an officer.
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Thomasville
David
Lee Murphy
Paul Shore
Kyle Williams
Murphy
Thomasville Police Assn
State Association of Police Unions
Shore
Herman Lee Honeycut
Shor
Sion
Police Association
Williams
Council
Burglarized grocer posts defiant door sign
Fair Share Greensboro business owner Bob Upchurch has faced multiple break ins recently. He posted a front door sign declaring, At tenon Burglars We Already Gave, signaling his stance after the burglaries.
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Greensboro
N.C
Bob Upchurch
Warrants Issued For Two Suspects
Thomasville police report two warrants issued in the Sunday shooting death of James Leonard Price at 11 Griffith Street. Price’s body found in a parked car. a third warrant possible. Dennis Porterfield notified police and said he and Price were robbed of 75 to 90 dollars by two men. Funeral services for Price set for 2:26 PM at Harold C. Davis Funeral Chapel in High Point, burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Thomasville
James Leonard Price
Don Truell
Griffith Street
Porterfield
Price
High Point Road
Harold C. Davis
High Point
Rev L. Grant
Oakwood Cemetery
WGHP TV Wins New License Renewal To 1978
Gene Bohl, general manager, said WGHP-TV now operates under a standard three year renewal after six years of uncertainty. He noted an appeal would target the FCC decision, not the WGHP license renewal, and Furniture City’s appeal would keep the station largely as an observer.
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Wghp-Tv
Gene Bohl
Furniture City
FCC
WGHP
Massages Ordnance From Commission and Road Access Row
Commission approves a massage regulation ordinance focusing on one parlor and future openings, and a second ordinance banning massage of private parts for hire with limited medical exceptions. They back Cox Road access for nearby property owners, seeking a service road near the N C Zoological Park, unanimous vote. Also revise electrical code to drop pre wiring tests and rough in inspections. Fire boundary lines kept between Julian and Climax departments after Fire Commission recommendation.
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Frank Allman
N.C. Zoological Park
State Department of Transportation
Richard Pugh
N.C. Zoological Council
Flags Springs
Randolph Fire Commission
Boundry
Jutlan
Climax
Julian
Guilford County Commissioners Debate Corner Lot Sale
Commissioners clash over a NCNB corner lot sale and possible commissions. Maxwell and Shaw accuse lack of public process while Falson and Landreth defend direct sale talks and the chair’s conduct amid a bank visit and a policy dispute. The board notes prior acts and stresses governance and taxpayer concerns.
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Maxwell
Charlotte
Falson
Landreth
We Will Pray for You With No Strings Attached
A brief offer to pray without contact unless requested, inviting callers to state their need via phone 454 4611 and receive prayer. A recorder will respond and no name is needed, with the promise that God will move in the caller’s life.
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Red Pond
Afraid You're Going Deaf Ad Offers Free Ear Aid
An advertisement from Bel Tone Electronics Corp Chicago promises a free tiny hearing aid model weighing under a third of an ounce. The unit sits at ear level and is mailed to respondents. thousands have already received theirs. Respondents are instructed to write to Dept. 2734 at 4201 W. Victoria St., Chicago Illinois 60646.
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Chicago
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria St
Illinois
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Hamner Infant
Mrs. Elwood Albertson
J. A. Wooten
Mr. Spencer
Lexington Ave
George Earl Morgenstern
Pennies
Kimberly Ron Hamner
Graveside
Din United Shurch
Christ Cemerary
Shesmus
Trindame Ardy
Camby
O'Neil
N.C. State
Mrs. Reagan
Daytona Beach
Aite
Selee
Randolph
Jimmy Dale Moore
Rt. 1
Christopher Lee Bullins
Crestwood Circle
Bullins
Michael Ross Coskrey
Columbia
S.C
Eldred Arthur Meadows
Prospect Street
George McLarty
McLarty
Napa
Steele Street
T. Wingate Andrews Senior High School
Margaret McIntyre
Mary Ellen Venable
Beverly Harden
Jyll Smith
Kathy Smith
Miss McIntyre
Patrolman
Pugh
Logan White
Cox Road
Hall
Mexico
Maxell
Commission
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Wome
Turvday
Nthe
Cardura
North
Caboiea
Mohier Coucat
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Tse
Yoathey
Suki Yo
Marth Coroing
Marty
Nowra
Adyar
Termaton
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Hope
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Metont
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