United Fund Campaign Falls Short Despite Hopeful Revisions
The 1966 United Community Services drive reports 93 percent of its goal with about a000 raised. New allocations to agencies include Red Cross 48000 and YMCA 41000 as leaders of a revised budget plan amid new independent campaign rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Jay Amos
United Communi- Services
W. D. Jr
Nd Dean Rich
Aly
U.C.S
Lee
American Red Cross
Jamestown
Boy Scouts
Carolinas United
Community Council
Community Health Services
Family Service Bureau
Girl Scouts
House of Prayer
Milk Fund
Red Shield Boys’ Club
Salvation Army
YMCA
Carl Chavis Ymca
YWCA
Mary Bethune Ywca
Cut Your Own Taxes Charity Deduction Rules
Income tax guidance outlines deductible charitable contributions for 1966. Cash payments to recognized charities are deductible. donations to individuals are not. Limits apply: 20 percent of adjusted gross income to private foundations and 30 percent to public charities with at least 10 percent from gifts. Out-of-pocket volunteer expenses may be deductible with receipts and a detailed statement. Art or goods donated are valued at fair market value for deduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch
Red Cross
United Appeal
Gray Lady
Cub Scouts
Deaths and Funerals June Wiley Cox
June Wiley Cox age 58 of 107 Cox Street died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital at 9 30 this morning. The body remains at Cumby Mortuary while funeral arrangements are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Cox
Cox St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Cumby
Garland Funeral Set Wednesday
Robert Henry Garland 87 of 236 Montheu Ave died at 8 35 am at Maryfield Nursing Home after 14 months there. He was born October 5, 1879 in Virginia and lived in High Point since 1898. He owned a wholesale produce company for 40 years and belonged to First Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his wife Lou Gordy Garland two sons and five grandchildren and a sister. Funeral at 3 30 pm Wednesday at Sechrest Chapel with entombment in Oakwood Cemetery Garland Mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Henry Garland
Montheu Ave
Maryfield Nursing Home
Lunenburg County
John Gaines
Emma Carey Garland
Lou Gordy
High Point
First Presbyterian Church
Grover C. Garland
Robert G. Gertend
Clyde T Hielen
Alfred
Ferndale
B. J
Lucille) Pierce
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Mike G. Hardie
Bouleau
Sechrest Chapel
Lexington Avenue
Roy E. Watts
Clifford D. Caldwell
Garland Mausoleum
Oakwood Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Thomasville native Kennedy found dead in Asheville home
Raymond Addison Kennedy 63 formerly of Thomasville was found dead at his Asheville residence after months of declining health. Born May 12 1903 in Davidson County he served as a Navy Warrant Officer and taught at Blanton Business College for 13 years. Surviving are a brother and a half brother. Funeral Wednesday at 4 p.m. in J. C. Green and Sons Chapel with burial at Fair Grove Methodist Church Cemetery. The family will be at the funeral home tonight 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Raymond Addison Kennedy
Asheville
Mr. Kennedy
Davidson County
James Addison
Dahlie Fouts Kennedy
Blanton Business College
Charlie W. Kennedy
Jersey City
N. J
Henry W. Kennedy Sr
Rt. 5
Johnsontown Rd
J. C. Green and Sons
George C. Starr Jr
J. Wayne Fouts
Fair Grove Methodist Church
Mrs H C Bean Dies at 67 in High Point
Mrs Nannie Viola Surrett Bean 67 of 140 W Lexington Ave High Point died at Memorial Hospital after years of declining health and four days in critical condition. Born Dec 18 1899 in Davidson County she was married July 8 1922 to H Clay Bean who survives. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at North Main Street Baptist Church. Burial Macedonia Methodist near Southmont. Visitation Cumby Mortuary 7 9 pm tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Viola Surrett Bean
Lexington Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Cicero
Becky Smith Surrett
Bean
High Point
North Main Street
Baptist Church
Loyal Workers
H. Clay Bean
Obe (Maude) Wrenn
Southmont
North Main Street Baptist Church
Neal Armstrong
E. W. Price Jr
Macedonia Methodist Church
Cumby
Death Notice for Callie Hall of Lilesville
Word has been received of the death of Callie Hall 72 of Lilesville who died Sunday at 2 p.m. in a Wadesboro hospital. Survived by daughter Annie Mae Hall of High Point and three daughters in High Point Lillie Williams Annie Young and Jethel Howell. Burial will be at Bess Chapel A M E Zion Church in Lilesville. Body at Leavitt Funeral Home in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Hall
Lilesville
Wadesboro
Annie Mae Hall
High Point
Lillie Williams
Annie Young
Jethel Howell
Bess Chapel
A.M.E. Zion Church
Leavitt Funeral Home
Alfred C Brown 98 dies in Asheboro area
Alfred Car son Brown age 98 of Asheboro died Monday in a Greensboro nursing home. He belonged to First Methodist Church of Randleman and is survived by two daughters Mrs H R Trollinger and Mrs Roy E Dawkins both of Asheboro three sons Paul M Brown of Greensboro Edison Brown and Leard H Brown of Randleman 22 grandchildren 52 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral service 2 pm Wednesday at First Methodist Church in Randleman conducted by Rev Harry Long and Rev Calvin Leonard. Burial at St Paul Methodist Church Cemetery. Body at Pugh Funeral Home Asheboro with family visiting tonight 7 to 9 and at H R Trollinger’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Alfred Carson Brown
Greensboro
First Methodist Church
Randleman
H. R. Trollinger
Roy E. Dawkins
Paul M. Brown
Edison Brown
Leard H. Brown
Harry Long
Calvin Leonard
Thomasville Mourns W H Newby 87
W H Newby of Thomasville 87 died Monday at 9 30 am in Thomasville Nursing Center after three years of declining health. He was born January 14, 1880 in Davidson County and lived most of his life in Thomasville. He belonged to Pleasant Grove Methodist Church and its Mens Bible Class and worked 30 years at Thomasville Furniture Industries. He is survived by six children, 16 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral on Wednesday at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church, Rev. Starling and Rev. Loy officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Visiting tonight 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
W. H. Newby
Rt. 4
Mr. Newby
Davidson County
Henry and
Delphena Kennedy Newby
Pleasant Grove
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Carrie Kennedy
John
Wanda) Holton
Jamestown
Edward
Catherine) Neindorf
Forrest Ave
High Point
Clyde
Pauline) Payne
Amherst
Ohio
Francis A. Newby
Reading man Fred B. Bell dies of heart attack
Fred B. Bell of Reading Massachusetts died Monday in Reading from a heart attack. He spent much of his early life in Davidson County. He is survived by his wife Peggy Bell two sons a daughter two brothers Clifford L. Bell of Gas and Roy E. Bell of Reidsville and two sisters Mrs. Charles Penry and Miss Mary Lee Bell. Funeral services will be held Thursday at First Methodist Church in Reading Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Fred B. Bell
Reading
Mass
Davidson County
Peegy Bell
Clifford L. Bell
Gas
Roy E. Bell
Reidsville
Charles Penry
Mary Lee Bell
First Methodist Church
Funeral for William E. Myers in Thomasville
William Edward Myers 72 of Thomasville dies at North Carolina Baptist Hospital Winston Salem. Funeral held at J C Green and Sons Chapel Monday at 3 30 p m Rev G Harold Myers officiates. Burial in Calvary United Church of Christ Cemetery with pallbearers Carroll Lohr Luther Black Grayson Byrd Vann Hedrick Albert McCain Clarence Swicegood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Myers
Thomasville
William Edward Myers
J. C. Green and Sons
G. Harold Myers
Calvary United Church of Christ
Carroll Lohr
Luther Black
Grayson Byrd
Vann Hedrick
Albert McCain
Clarence Swicegood
Myers
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Ada Leonard of Welcome Dies After Illness
Mrs Ada Leonard 76 of Welcome died Monday at Lexington Memorial Hospital after a three week illness. Survivors include son Ray F Leonard Welcome daughter Mrs Bruce Ragan Welcome brother Ona L Koontz Rt 8 and sister Mrs Tom Michael Charlotte. Funeral scheduled for 4 p.m. at Beulah United Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Leonard
Lexington
Ada Koontz Leonard
Welcome
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Ray F. Leonard
Bruce Ragan
Ona L. Koontz
Rt. 8
Tom Michael
Charlotte
Beulah United
Brothers Arrested In Theft Of Interstate Furniture Load
Two High Point brothers William Thomas Barnes 26 and Jerry Milburn Barnes 17 were arrested in Thomasville and charged with theft from an interstate shipment. The tractor trailer owned by East Express Inc and cargo valued at 20000 belonging to Carson Inc was found in Randolph County with part of the furniture missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
William Thomas Barnes
Jerry Milburn Barnes
Rowan Avenue
Thomasville
FBI
Greensboro
Herman Winfree
U. S
East Express Inc
Davidson County
English Road
Carson’s Inc
Randolph County
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Amos, Lee and
Rich
Canow
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ray de Crane
The
High Point Enterprise
P.O
Dept
Radio City Station
New York
N.Y
SEARS
Tobias
June W. Cox
R. A. Kennedy
A. C. Brown
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Jarrett’s Stationery Co
N. Wrenn
Barnes
Roe
Buck and Company
Sears, Roebuck & Co
S. Wrenn
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