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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1974
Page
8
Multiple obituaries report deaths in Spencer Martinsville Asheboro High Point and Thomasville with survivors including spouses children siblings and grandchildren. Services set at First Baptist Church Asheboro Cumby Mortuary and various local churches with interments at Uwharrie Greenhill Floral Garden Park and Randolph Memorial Park.
Model Cities will be funded for another year as Congress debates future federal funding. The 40 member Model Cities Commission would stay on to administer neighborhood projects, or if fifth year is not funded, the commission could be expanded for citywide representation and citizen participation in development programs.
John Hubble Marsh of Route 2 Burning Tree Circle remained in critical condition in the ICU after a head-on collision on Westchester Drive. Diane Connolly Grubb of Tennessee Avenue was listed in satisfactory condition after being moved from ICU. Three-year-old Bobby Grubb was also in satisfactory condition. The crash caused High Point’s second traffic fatality of the year, with 28-year-old Ethel Rhodes Smith of Tennessee Avenue dying Thursday morning at High Point Memorial Hospital.
Two obituaries reported: a Jamestown woman died at her daughter's home and to be buried at Bethany United Methodist Church. John H. Hines, 96, of Winston-Salem, died after illness and is to be buried at Clifton Grove Baptist Church cemetery. Survivors listed include siblings Rueben Warner and Bertha Traynham. The services are planned in churches with arrangements through local funeral chapels.
A color cover feature highlights TV star Mary Tyler Moore and her relaxed home dining style. It details an efficient buffet method for 24 guests, with tips for outdoor and indoor setups, and promises her menu, recipes, and step by step instructions.
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