Deaths And Funerals From A North Carolina City
The notice lists multiple death and funeral details including Lonzo Anthony Peat 6 of 912 Richardson St died early Saturday born June 15 1957 in High Point a Parkview Elementary first grader and St Mark Methodist member. Funeral Tuesday 4 pm at St Mark with Rev Jowers burial Greenhill Cemetery, body at Moore Funeral Home, family visiting 7 9 pm. Additional obituaries include Numa Charles Crawford 47 of 1609 S Norwood Court died Friday High Point Memorial Hospital after a heart attack, services at Sechrest Chapel with Rev Pharr and Rev Reece, burial Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Hillery B Whitaker 79 of Asheboro died Saturday in a Durham hospital, survived by wife Della and six sons and two daughters, funeral 3:30 pm at Fayetteville Street Baptist, burial Randolph Memorial Park. Funeral for the wife of Robert B Carpenter of 20 Winston St was 10 am at J C Green & Sons Chapel with subsequent services in St John’s Methodist Church Greenville S C, burial Antioch Methodist Church Cemetery Pickens County, S C. The body remained at J C Green and Sons. family at home 7 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonzo Anthony Peat
Burnlee Peat
Richardson St
High Point
Parkview
St. Mark Methodist Church
Ann Boyce
Newark
N. J
Bernice Burke
James Beck
Detroit
Mich
Emmanuel
Willie
Henry Black
James Garlington
Point
Washington, D. C
Joseph B. Jowers
Greenhill Cemetery
Moore Funeral Home
Numa Charles Crawford
Sechrest Chapel
James L. Pharr
First Baptist Church
Max Reece
Oakview Baptist Church
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
John Surrett
Clifton Surrett
Joe Yarborough
Wilbur Smoot
P. D. Newman
E. J. Stutts
Jesse Saunders
L. C. Williams
Mr. Crawford
S. Norwood Court
High Point Memorial Hospital
Asheboro
Hillery B.whitaker
Durham
Surry County
Della Butcher Whitaker
Walt
Earl
Nelson
Therman Whitaker
Odell Whitaker
Randle
W. M. Whitaker
Myrtle Cox
Rt. 1
Bertha King
Pleasant Garden
Mildred Fowler
Thomasville
Ella’ Snow
Boonville
Fayetteville Street Baptist Church
L. E. Morrison
Ed Madaris
J. C. Green & Sons
St. John's Methodist Church
Greenville
S. C
Ben Hudnall
St. John’s Methodist Church
Antioch Methodist Church
Pickens County
J. C. Green and Sons
Funeral
Funeral Set For Ernest Hughes In Clarksburg Church
Funeral services for Ernest McKinley Hughes age 67 of Gordonton Community were held at 2 30 pm Sunday at Clarksburg Methodist Church with Rev. Forrest Church and Rev. Jack Lanier officiating. Burial followed at the Hughes family plot with pallbearers David Hunt Wayne Hunt Roger Hughes Halton Hughes Hollis Hughes Everett Hunt R P Hughes and Billy Starbuck. Mr Hughes died Thursday afternoon at Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest McKinley
Bill) Hughes
Clarksburg
Forrest Church
Jack Lanier
Community Missionary Baptist Church
David Hunt
Wayne Hunt
Roger Hughes
Halton Hughes
Hollis Hughes
Everett Hunt
R. P. Hughes
Billy Starbuck
Mr. Hughes
Gordontown
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Death of Terry Doak Wall at 62 in High Point
Terry Doak Wall 62 of 1313 Franklin St died at 2 30 a m Sunday at High Point Memorial Hospital after being found unconscious at Adams-Millis Corp where he worked as a night watchman. He was born September 29 1901 in Randolph County son of Sam and Ida Kennedy Wall. He lived in High Point and Trinity areas all his life and belonged to Green Street Baptist Church. He formerly served with the High Point police department and for 30 years worked at Adams-Millis Corp as a knitter then night watchman. He married Reba Moore in 1921 who survives with one daughter Mrs Graham Morgan, six brothers, four grandchildren and one sister Mrs Bob Galli more. Funeral was to be held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Doak Wall
Franklin St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Adams-Millis Corp
T. E. Terrell
Mr. Wall
Randolph County
Sam and
Ida Kennedy Wall
Graham Morgan
E. Parkway Dr
D. C
Julian Avenue
Archdale
Homer
Charles
Rt. 1
Vegas
Nev
C. J
Allentown
Bob Gallimore
Trinity
Asheboro Man Everett Robbins Dies at 67
Everett Mc Kinley Robbins of Asheboro died Sunday at home after a Randolph County birth. He was a native of Randolph County and a member of Asheboro Church of God. Survived by widow Corinnia Barnes Robbins and five children, 21 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, a sister Mrs. R. L. Paisley, and five brothers Curtis Walter C Charlie F L and R R all of Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Everett McKinley Robbins
Randolph County
Church of God
Corinnia Barnes Robbins
Alfred John Asheboro
R. L. Paisley
Curtis
Walter C
Charlie
F. L
R. R
Family rites held for late parishioner in Pinebluff
Nine great grandchildren and one sister Mrs A H Ritter of Southern Pines attended the service at 3 pm at Pinebluff Methodist Church led by Rev James Hamilton and Rev Julian Scott. Burial followed in Pinebluff Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Ritter
Southern Pines
Pinebluff Methodist Church
James Hamilton
Julian Scott
Pinebluff Cemetery
Obituaries for McWhorter Amos Scott with multiple services
Funeral services were held for Miss Mattie Vio McWhorter 79 at Epworth Lane Methodist Church Charlotte and for Mrs Mabel Ann Kenner Amos 74 at Sechrest Chapel Greensboro with burial at Guilford Memorial Park Mausoleum. Thomas Houston Scott 74 of Jamestown was buried at Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery after a death at Wesley Long Hospital. Pallbearers named for each service included local residents and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Houston Scott
Jamestown Methodist Church
Paschal Waugh
J. L. Powers
Elkin
Guilford Memorial Park
Larry Scott
John Mickel
Tom Mickel
Ben Mickel
Wayne Scott
Tommy Scott
Mr. Scott
Jamestown
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
Washington Post advertising staffer Robert Peeler dies
Robert Pinkney Peeler 47 of Washington a former Greensboro Daily News Wins ton Salem Journal Lexington Dispatch employee died Saturday in Washington Biographical details list survivors including daughter Barbara Ann Peeler Charlotte brothers Walter F. Peeler Welcome Raymond P. Peeler Durham sisters Bonnie Sears Philadelphia and Mary Deese Japan Funeral set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at W. W. Funeral Home Washington with burial Arlington National Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Robert Pinkiney Peeler
Washington
Greensboro Daily News
Winston-Salem Journal and
Lexington Dispatch
Peeler
Washington Post
Barbara Ann Peeler
Charlotte
Walter F. Peeler
Welcome
Raymond P. Peeler
Durham
Bonnie Sears
Philadelphia
Mary Deese
Japan
W. W. Funeral Home
Arlington National Cemetery
Death of C Ralph Briles of Asheboro
C Ralph Briles died Sunday at Oteen Veterans Hospital at 10 p.m. He was the son of Ernest M and the late Cora Cain Briles of High Point. Survived by his wife a son Michael of Georgia a Texas sister and several brothers. Body at Hanes Funeral Home Greensboro. Funeral plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Ralph Briles
Asheboro
Oteen Veterans’ Hospital
Ernest M
Cora Cain Briles F
High Point
Holden
Michael
Georgia
Texas
All Thomasville Adopts Seven-Digit Dialing
North State Telephone Co reports seamless transition to all-number dialing in Thomasville. Manager BE Sink says new seven-digit numbers replace old four or five digits, with all Thomasville lines prefixed by 47. He warns callers to dial 47 first or calls won t complete and old numbers won t activate the new system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
North State Telephone Co
BE. R. Sink
Sink
Chair City
Funeral services for Cletus Marvin Cecil
Cletus Marvin Cecil 69 died Friday at 10 55 a m in High Point Memorial Hospital A funeral was held Sunday at 2 30 p m in Cumby Chapel with Rev Herbert Penry and Rev W A Jarrett officiating Burial followed in Pleasant Grove Methodist Church Cemetery Pallbearers were Henry Newby Johnny Parker Waldo Newby Yancey Cecil Ronnie Smith and H A Cecil Jr Mr Cecil of Route 2 High Point was a resident of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus Cecil
Cletus Marvin Cecil
Cumby Chapel
Herbert Penry
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
W. A. Jarrett
Springhill Methodist Church
Henry Newby
Johnny Parker
Waldo Newby
Yancey Cecil
Ronnnie Smith
H. A. Cecil Jr
Cecil
Rt. 2
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Kayby Hosiery Mill Beefs Up By Addition Permit
Thomasville reports Kayby Hosiery Mill owner Edsel Harris was issued a permit to add 15 260 square feet to the Carmall Street plant. The expansion raises building size to about 80 000 square feet at a cost near 45 700 dollars. The plant hosted a U S government C award ceremony for Army boot sock production, attended by 400 employees, signaling an imminent expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ing
Edsel Harris
Kayby
Carmall Street
U. S
U.S. Army
Ocean wash bounds San Francisco by tides and waves
San Francisco sits bounded on three sides by water with much of its perimeter daily washed by ocean tides. Lightning helps plants as it frees nitrogen in the air during quick passes, and the resulting rainfalls supply fertile plant food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lonzo Peat
Numa Crawford
Robert B. Carpenter
Winston St
City Memorial Hospital
Abner Heath Cureton
Hester Ann Hamilton Cureton
Duke Power Company
Memorial Methodist Church
WSCS
Mr. Carpenter
Hester Louise
Altavista
Ernest Hughes
Terry Wall
Everett Robbins
Mrs. Lovedy Palmer
Miss Mattie McWhorter
Mattie Violet McWhorter
Epworth Lane Methodist Church
L. M. Taylor
Sheron Memorial Park
Elgin Rogers
Gene Stone
A. W. Lowery
Joe Fincher
Reid Hart
Gus Kelly
McWhorter
Presbyterian Home
Charles Amos
Mabel Ann Kenner Amos
Douglas Corricer
First Methodist Church
James G. Huggin
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Guilford Memorial Park Mausoleum
J. Richard Hayworth
Roger W. Morgan
Gaston Grimes
E. A. Bencini
Robert H. Walker Jr
R. L. Brinson Jr
Harry Wagner
F. M. Lambert
Amos
Charles Lee Amos Sr
Maryfield
Thomas Scott
Portolite
Price
Powerswivel
City Appliance CO
Robert Peeler
C. Ralph Briles
Hanes Funeral Home
Toilaflex
Columbus
Cincinnati
Norfolk
Louisville
Knoxville
Piedmont Airlines
Clarence
Sinclair
Ilderton Oil Co
Prospect St
Sinclair Products
Family Checkbeck US
G. E
Pete” Schultheiss
C.L.A
D. Brantley Hucks
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Madison Avenue
New York
N. Y
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