Deaths and Funerals Albert Cox 53 Route 5
Albert Walker Cox 53 of Route 5 died Sunday at 7 p m at home after years of declining health. Born August 11 1916 in Montgomery County he served eight years in the U S Army during World War II. Survived by his mother five brothers and three sisters. Body at Cumby Mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Walker Cox
Route 5
Salem
Montgomery County
Norwood Silas
Mary Hinkle Cox
High Point
High Point Furniture , Inc
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Mary Cox
Ernest
Robert
Warren Cox
Paul Cox
Hollins
James Cox
Greensboro
William
Belle) Price
Bluefield
W. Va
Kathleene Cox
Largo
Fla
David
Mary Lou) McGhee
Newton Falls
Ohio
Cumby Mortuary
Linwood W Armstrong Richmond WA World War I veteran dies
Linwood W. Armstrong 79 of 206 N Belmont Ave Richmond died at 2 35 a m in High Point Memorial Hospital after declining health since July He was born June 3 1890 in Richmond a son of Charles A and May Knnouse Armstrong He was married 47 years to Marie Marrin and worked as a city inspector for Richmond for 47 years retiring 14 years ago He served in the Army in World War I He survived by wife Marie a daughter Mrs Leland K Davis of Laurel Md a son Linwood M Armstrong of Trinity and seven grandchildren Funeral from Bennett Co Chapel Richmond at 11 a m Wednesday burial Riverview Cemetery Body remains at Bennett Co Funeral Home Richmond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood W. Armstrong
Belmont Ave
Richmond
High Point Memorial Hospital
Linwood M. Armstrong
Trinity
Mr. Armstrong
Charles A
May Knnouse Armstrong
Marie Marrin
Marie M. Armstrong
Leland K. Davis
Laurel, Md
Bennett & Co
Riverview Cemetery
Bennett & Co. Funeral Home
Miller Infant Tracey Miller Dies in Virginia Hospital
Tracey James Miller three and one half year old daughter of Thomas R. and Sandra James Miller of Powhatan Virginia died at 6 30 p m Sunday at the Medical College of Virginia Surviving are two sisters Sandy and Beth Miller and grandparents Mr and Mrs W Elmer James and Dr and Mrs Walter J Miller The funeral will be held a Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery Memorials may be sent to the Medical College of Virginia to Doctors Shumway and Maurer for Rare Children's Diseases
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracey James Miller
Thomas R
Sandra James Miller
Powhatan
Medical College of Virginia
Sandy
Beth Miller
W. Elmer James
E. Farriss Ave
Walter J. Miller
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Asheville
James G. Huggin
Floral Garden Park
Sechrest Funeral
Shumway and Maurer
Beatty To Speak To Randolph Young Democrats
Jim Beatty, noted sports figure and State House member, will headline the Randolph Young Democrat Club meeting at Leman Elementary School Thursday at 7 p.m. The 1960 U.S. Olympic track team member and former Sullivan Award recipient will take reservations through Tuesday via three local organizers.
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Leman
Dianne Johnson
Thelma Sanford
Hilda Ward
Miss Mae Eliza Coble Funeral Planned in High Point
Miss Mae Eliza Coble 68 of 306 W Lexington Ave died at 8 am in Lambs Nursing Home after months of illness. Born Oct 6 1901 in Guilford County she was a nurse trained at Burris Memorial Hospital School of Nursing class of 1931. She is survived by two sisters and a brother. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at Sechrest Chapel with Rev William A Rock Jr. Burial Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will be at the home Tuesday 7 to 9 and at the funeral home prior to the service.
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Mae Eliza Coble
Lexington Ave
Lamb
Miss Coble
Guilford County
Rody Fred
Ella Larabeth Coble
High Point
Burris Memorial Hospital School of
Oakview United Methodist Church
Mabel Coble Campbell
Margaret Sloan
Oakview Rd
Robert Jackson
Jack) Coble
Swansea
S. C
Sechrest Chapel
William A. Rock Jr
Oakwood Memorial Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
Death Notice for John Elisha Ingram
John Elisha Ingram 62 of 904 Stoll Street Baltimore Maryland died at 8 p m Saturday in South Baltimore General Hospital after a four day stay Born in Townes County Georgia September 22 1907 he was a son of Nathan and Mary Byars Ingram Resident of Baltimore for 30 years he retired from Kramer Motor Lines Survived by a stepdaughter Virginia Wendick of California three sisters Clyde Swanson Lawrenceville Virginia Hall Atlanta and Carl Furr 1105 Guilford Avenue and three brothers Otis Ingram California Miller Ingram Canton Ohio and William Ingram Greensboro
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John Elisha Ingram
Stoll St
Baltimore
High Point
South Baltimore General Hospital
Mr. Ingram
Townes County
Nathan
Mary Byars Ingram
Kramer Motor Lines
Virginia Wendick
California
Clyde Swanson
Lawrenceville
Virgil Hall
Atlanta
Republicans Pick County Chairman
Wayne H. Whicker of Midway was elected Saturday to lead the Davidson County Republican Party at a one hour convention. The slate includes Mrs. Brown Kaney of Thomasville and Mrs. Bill Horne of Lexington as vice chairmen, Mrs. Jane Hege as secretary, and Marshall Nance as treasurer.
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Lexington
Wayne H. Whicker
Midway
Robert C. Hedrick
Davidson County
Republican Party
Brown Kaney
Thomasville
Bill Horne
Jane Hege
Marshall Nance
Ida Black Clodfelter 91 Dies in Lexington
Mrs. Ida Black Clodfelter 91 of Lexington Route 2 died Sunday morning at City Memorial Hospital after a two year illness. She was a Davidson County native and Free Pilgrim Church member. Survived by two daughters, two sons, two sisters, two brothers, ten grandchildren, twenty two great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral Tuesday at Free Pilgrim Church with burial at Mt Zion Wesleyan Church. Remains at Siler Funeral Home. visitation tonight 7 to 9 and at home of Alonzo Clodfelter.
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Thomasville
Ida Black Clodfelter
Rt. 2
Lexington
J. Ivey Clodfelter
City Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Andrew Black
Mary Jane Clodfelter Black
Free Pilgrim Church
Alonzo
Grace) Clodfelter
Johnsontown Road
Alma Sowers
Colin L. Clodfelter
E. Sunrise Avenue
Garland O. Clodfelter
Greensboro
Harvey Grubb
Route 2
Hattie Imbler
Harvey M. Black
Fisher Ferry Street
J. Everette Black
Jamestown
Ray Hemrick
Elbert Barrow
Don Sides
Mt. Zion Wesleyan Church
Siler Funeral Home
Alonzo Clodfelter
Funeral for Mrs. Sallie Ingram Gray Held at Calvary UMC
Funeral service for Mrs. Sallie Ingram Gray 79 of Asheboro will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Calvary United Methodist Church. The body is at Pugh Funeral Home with visitation from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Sallie Ingram Gray
Calvary United Methodist Church
Pugh Funeral Home
Funeral for Robert Virgil Conrad in Lexington
Funeral for Robert Virgil Conrad, a former Lexington resident who died Thursday in San Rafael California, was set for 2 30 p m at Davidson Funeral Home Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Robert Virgil Conrad
San Rafael
Calif
Davidson Funeral Home Chapel
City Gets Thank You For Help With Blaze
Jamestown thanks High Point for assistance at the Avondale Chemical Co. fire on February 5. Mayor Tom Ragsdale commended High Point’s fire trucks and police presence aiding crowd control, calling neighbors good and considerate.
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High Point
Jamestown
Ragsdale
Avondale Chemical Co
Driver Charged After South Thomasville Crash
Rt J Denton faces a driving under the influence charge after a southbound Highway 109 crash that sent Roger Lee White and his two sons to City Memorial Hospital. White, released on $300 bond, awaits a March 2 trial. Separate DUI charges were filed against Gene Bryant and James Crews, with Crews also charged with license violations and probation In Greensboro.
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Thomasville
Rt. J. Denton
City Memorial Hospital
Roger Lee White
White
Gene Robert Bryant
Rt. 1
James Marshall Crews
English Street
Greensboro
Bryant
Crews
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Local Teachers To Lead Seminar On Statewide English Course
Two High Point educators Mrs Gladys Brooks and Dr Virginia Lewis will lead a televised education course for English teachers across North Carolina on the UNCET network starting Tuesday March 3 sponsored by the State Department of Public Instruction The course offers an in depth study of American English for K 12 teachers and expands beyond the 1966 67 and 1967 68 English Fact and Fancy in service programs Both leaders attend a statewide Raleigh meeting that runs from Sunday to Tuesday.
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Raleigh
High Point
Gladys Brooks
Virginia Lewis
State Dept. of Public Instruction
UNCET
James Valsame
Division of
Mrs. Brooks
Dr. Lewis
Bloodmobile Visit Adds Evening Collection at Asheboro Church
The bloodmobile comes to First United Methodist Church for a two day visit sponsored by the Asheboro Business and Professional Women's Club. Hours are 2 pm to 8 pm today and 10 30 am to 4 30 pm on Tuesday. Chairman Mrs Sara McCollum notes Randolph County lags in quota and usage has not been replenished.
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Asheboro
First United Methodist Church
Sara McCollum
Randolph County
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Albert Cox
L. W. Armstrong
Beatty
Young Demos
Coble
John E. Ingram
Republicans
Mrs. Sallie Gray
R. V. Conrad
NaHa
Mattie Lea Cheek
Meredith
Miss Mae Coble
Awah
Jeff Freeman
George E. Freeman
Walker Smith
Jack W. Smith
Sunset Dr
Troop 7
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Tom Ragsdale
Robert Davis
Brooks
AYR E
S. Main ST
Bankamericard
Dean Att
Ce le
CRAFT
Guilford Optical CO
The
N.C. Opticians Association
Jack Southerland
Aubrey Bowman
Hoyt Wilson
Main St
Hazel Keller
Hazel Keller Organization
Joy Hinson
Arden Place
High Point, N. C
Hazel Keller Cosmetics
Elaine Powers
Harriet Schmitz
Elain Powers
Aan
Wien
Lo By
Aar
Betty Hill
N. C
Salo College Village
Winston-Salem
Knoxville
David O. Farlow
Kannapolis-Concord
Burlington
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