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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1966
Page
9
In a discussion of deceptive play, Oswald explains a misfired Statue of Liberty style tactic. The hand shows East failing to overcall and choosing not to pursue clubs, leading to South’s down four as seven clubs are run and declarer still makes diamonds.
Funeral services for a former Lions Club member and 1960 1961 Lion of the Year are set for Thursday at First Baptist Church Thomasville. Survived by wife Elizabeth Fleming two daughters Debbie Hiatt Judy Austin a son Jack Alvin Hiatt a sister and five brothers. Burial in Thomasville City Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers from Hayes Lloyd Bible Class and Hasty Lions Club.
Obie Web formerly with Frederickson Motor Express for 14 years will be honored at a funeral at Colfax Missionary Baptist Church at 3 p.m. Thursday. The service will reflect his long service with the company.
Mrs. Louella Morgan Richardson age 75 of Rt. 1 Asheboro died Sunday after an 18 day illness at Wommack Army Hospital Ft Bragg Burial will be in Oak Lawn Cemetery Asheboro Funeral services were held Friday at Brewers Chapel Methodist Church.
Funeral services for 61 year old Mrs. Lillie Pankey Yates who died Monday were held at 3 pm today at Red Cross Baptist Church.
Funeral for Billy Caswell Lamb aged 38 of Rt. 2 Thomasville was held Tuesday at 2 30 p m at J C Green and Sons with Rev Kenneth Miller and Rev Clarence Jenkins officiating. Burial followed in Liberty Baptist Church Cemetery. Pallbearers were Oscar Floyd Delbert Barber Bill Barber Lester Clark John Holfhouser Joe Johnston Jack Myers and Regie Wilson. Lamb died at his home Sunday.
Funeral services for Charlie Wilson Sides Sr. 50 were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Friendly Baptist Church with Reverend W. L. Smith officiating. Graveside burial followed at Mt. Vernon Methodist Cemetery near Wadesboro at 2 p.m. Pallbearers included John Sides Michael Sides Johnny Martin Denton Smith Larry Martin and Clyde Swaim. Mr. Sides of Rt. 1 Curry Rd. Kernersville died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital Sunday.
Paul Otto Frohman 80 died Sunday in Veterans Hospital Durham. Funeral held Tuesday at 11 a m Cumby Chapel Rev George H Wallace. Burial Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jennings Crawford J W Jones Ralph Jones Odell Clodfelter Vernon Jones Coy Rhodes. Mr Frohman of Rt 4 High Point.
James D. Foust Jr and Robert Samuel Foust of the home. sister Jean Ann Foust. Mr and Mrs Moses Sexton of Denton. and Mrs Dewey F Foust of High Point mourn a death after a four month illness. Funeral scheduled at Peace United Church of Christ at 2 p.m.
Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Gooch also known as Carrie Garrett Gooch 86 were held with pallbearers including Reginald Gooch Henry Gooch Mickey Gooch Tommy Cross and Billy Gooch among others. Burial followed at Holly Hill Cemetery. Mrs Gooch resided on Route 3 and died Sunday morning in the Allen Home.
Survivors include her husband and six daughters Mrs. Cle tus Wing Mrs. Frank Hartzog Miss Rosa Everhart Mrs. Baxter Smith and Mrs. W. Caman all of Lexington plus Mrs Ralph Wright of Shelby four Cletus and Floyd Everhart both of Lexington a brother J. C. Crofts of Lexington and a sister Mrs. Wade Myers of Lexington Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
James Beach Ave. 9 45 a m memorial hospital from injuries in an automobile train crash Friday afternoon. The Thomasville born boy 1958 attended Colonial Drive School first grade. Survived by mother and sister Beach at home brother Bobby Beach maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Charlie Sexton Elk-in paternal grandmother Mrs Carrie Beach Morganton and great grandmother Mrs Elvira Sexton Rt 2 Elkin. Funeral Thursday 2 p m First Baptist Church conducted by Rev Woodrow W Hill burial Holly Hill Cemetery. Remains at J C Green and Sons funeral home tonight 7 to 9.
Miller announces a new East Central job office to help the unemployed and under employed. Planning moves toward a Youth Services Unit for residents aged 16 to 22 on N. Wrenn Street to assist with summer work and counseling. A supervisor two interviewers and a counselor trainee would staff the unit.
Mrs Rose who studied art privately with Mrs George Evans of Conway and Frith Windslow of Windsor while earning her BS in art education from East Carolina College Greenville and did graduate work at NYU operates the Outer Banks Gallery and Studio in Hawk. She is married to Donald Rose of Burlington Industries and resides with two children at 500 E Farriss Ave High Life Pension Trust & Group.
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