Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Localities
Obituaries across Thomasville Greensboro Stokesdale and Asheboro report Maggie Rickard 76 of Kahler Street died after four years decline. Vestal Pope 68 of 3516 Lawndale Drive died after a sudden illness. Cary Turner Caddell 79 of Thomasville died after one day in hospital. Also listed are George Thurman Jones 62 Gilbert L. Foard w idow Dallas Lillian McKinney Foard and Donald Egbert Headen 77 with funeral details, survivors, and burial plans. The page includes Carolinas Cable Inc history and service details for High Point area.
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Thomasville
Maggie McCants Rickard
Kahler Street
Community General Hospital
Rickard
Newberry
S.C
Cal
Maggie McCants
Brown New Calvary Baptist Church
Betty Lou Cannon
Rosa Bell Rice
John Rickard
Winston-Salem
Charlie Rickard
Greenville
George McCants
J. W. Flake
Carolina Biblical Garden
High Point
Thomas Hairlip Funeral Home
E. Pope
Greensboro
Vestal E. Pope
Lawndale Drive
Cary Turner Caddell
S. Main St
Haven Nursing Home
Moore County
Daniel Turner
Pennina Louise Manus Caddell
Eulala Webster
Eula Mae Loving
Harold C. Davis
Roy Grant
Floral Garden Park
G. T. Jones
George Thurman Jones
Madre Place
N.C. Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
Stokesdale
FBI National Academy
Washington, D.C
Guilford County
Jones Investigation Agency
Nina B. Jones
Charles Earp
Mrs. Foard
Mooresville
Edward
Eliza Hoover McKinney
Sandy
Mary Holmes
Shuping’s Mills
Rowan County
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Boston
St. Luke Lutheran Church
Community Palese
L.W.M.L
Lend A Hand Club
Donald Egbert Headen
Rt. 2
Wallburg Road
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Headen
Winterpock
A. B. Headen
Grace Bencini
Myrtle Desk Co
High Point Rotary Club
First Presbyterian Church
Grace B. Headen
James L. Jackson
Black Mountain
Celeste Sechrest
Florida
Sechrest Chapel
W. Kirk Allen Jr
K. M. Misenheimer
Bencini
Oakwood Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Presbyterian Home
Oxford Orphanage
Carolinas Cable Inc
W. Lexington Avenue
Davidson County
Northwest
Carolinas Cable
Time- Life Inc
American Television and Communications
Triad Area
Charlotte
Water sprinkler damage at High Point Theatre prompts insurance review
Theatre manager Barry Ogrin reports unknown total damage after Monday sprinkler activation drenched the stage area. The stage floor warped and pulled from concrete, with two insurers split on replacement versus refinishing. Heating to dry the area raised costs, while curtains and first rows required cleaning and a speaker replacement estimated at 200 to 300 dollars.
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High Point
Barry Ogrin
Ogrin
Guilford Delegation Sets Saturday Public Hearing
The Guilford County delegation to the North Carolina General Assembly will hold its second public hearing Saturday at 2 p.m. in Room 208 of the City-County Building in High Point. Topics include abolishing the High Point Civil Service Commission and expansion of the Guilford County School Board.
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Guilford County
North Carolina General Assembly
High Point
High Point Civil Service Commission
Guilford County School Board
Greensboro
Faircloth reorganizes agency leadership and public hearing set
Faircloth announces new administration division leaders Lt. W. T. Amaker and Capt. J. E. Staley with Lt. P. D. Wood as commander and notes a 60 day maximum for full implementation. A public hearing in Greensboro chaired by Rep. Tom Gilmore invites citizens to voice concerns with five minute limits and 20 speakers scheduled.
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Mander
P. D. Wood
W. T. Amaker
J. E. Staley
Faircloth
Greensboro
Tom Gilmore
Guilford
City Civil Service Poll Probes Attitudes on Work Rules
The Guilford County delegation will hear a proposal to repeal High Point 1937 Civil Service Act after a city poll shows 98 percent favoring Civil Service Board decisions on unjust discipline. Mayor Roy Culler backs abolition and will present the plan, while he declines comment on the poll pending audit.
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Civil Service Board
Guilford County
High Point
Roy Culler
Debtor Files His Own Suit in Equal Protection Challenge
UNC Charlotte law professor Barry Nakell argued that a two century old debt imprisonment law violates equal protection. Thomas L. Grimes of Thomasville spent 49 days jailed for failing to pay $11,350 in a civil judgment. Grimes filed in federal court seeking to strike down the statute. A three judge panel heard the case Thursday in Winston-Salem.
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Winston-Salem
Barry Nakell
Thomas L. Grimes
Thomasville
Grimes
Up T O
ALC Progress Reported in Thomasville
The Thomasville Human Relations Commission received a progress update on the Alternate Learning Center formed two weeks ago with city schools. Five students attend in a second floor Church Street School classroom. a new contract requires students ages 14 and 15 to follow behavioral rules and work schedules to remain in class. Regan Weaver of High Point HRC spoke on discrimination work and promoting racial and economic harmony.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Human Relations Commission
HRC
Janice Sullivan
Prentice Weldon
Lucy Ingram
Novation
Church Street School
Regan Weaver
High Point Hrc
Reading Experiment Discussed in High Point Meeting
Don Walther of RIF discussed the nonprofit program that motivates children to read by letting them choose and own affordable books. Local units are volunteer staffed and funded by a 50 50 federal match, with the City Schools as coordinating agency.
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RIF
Don Walther
Southeastern Region
Walther
Ees
High Point
Charles Haywood
Ina Hines
United States
North Carolina
Winged Flight and Easy Credit Speak to Trends
The note reflects a shift in consumer culture where money exerts less influence as easy credit and installment buying encourage spending without direct price resistance. The snippet suggests a social commentary on modern finance and purchase behavior.
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Surry County
Textile Metal and Plastics Inc
Men's Brotherhood
Pisgah United Methodist Church
Annie Marsh Pope
Betty P. Jones
Mount Pisgah United Methodist Church
Herbert Penry
Mount Pisgah United
C. T. Caddell
United Methodist Church
Presley Rutledge
Thomas Clifton
W. B. Kaney
Kidney Foundation
Burn Center
F. H. Foard
Dallas Lillian McKinney
Kivett Drive
Frederick H. Foard
Howard A. Foard
Chicago
Ill
Frederick Foard
Meherrin
Theodore Foard
Frank Foard
Baltimore
Charles Foard
Hammond
Ind
Julia Foard
Carrie Sewell
Detroit
Mich
Iris Ivery
Vivian Christian
Albemarle
Lula Alexander
Salisbury
Jack McKinney
Washington, DC
Hoover Funeral Home
Walnut and
Leonard Streets
D. E. Headen
C. M. Cooper
Richard Trogdon
W. E. Eaton
Randolph Memorial Park
Funeral Home
L. C. Frazier Ramseur
Katie Benner Frazier
Franklinville
Frazier Grocery
Lucian C. Frazier
William H. Frazier
Rt. 1
Maxine King
Betty Milliner
Doris Ricketts
Rockville
Franklinville Baptist Church
M. Aram
Franklinville Methodist Church
Loflin Funeral Home
Dexton Oxendine SR
Shady Grove Baptist Church
Glenoa
David Wesley Jones
Cumby Mortuary
Chestnut Drive
Gene Anderson
Wade Oxendine
Larry Goodman
Bill Roberts
Lee Dial
J. D. Hunt
Oxendine
Salem St
Mary Hewlett
Mary Stevens Carrick Hewlett
Clifton Ave
Marble Head
Mass
Wnce
Lexington Ave
Dallas
Daniel Durham Meinteeaae
Farriss Avenui
Harold €. Davis
Prefer Faison
Cary T. Caddell
Harold C Davis
Trindale RD
Dexton Oxendine
Cubs
Order of the Gorgen
Larry Emitt Tucker
Eden Terrace
West Point
Tucker
W. Green Drive
ALC
Orrell's Funeral Home
Aberty Road
Oakwood Memorial Park
Devela
N.C
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