Deaths and Funerals in High Point and Lexington Areas
Mrs. Margaret Osborne 93 of 1011 Sales St died today at 12 35 a m after two years of declining health. She was born January 31 1877 in Alleghany County and lived 45 years in the High Point area. Surviving: daughter Edna Boles two grandchildren four great grandchildren and daughter in law Hattie Osborne. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at Cumby Chapel with Rev Billy Long burial Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Body at Cumby Mortuary until 30 minutes before service. family at home tonight 7 to 9. Robert A Perryman 37 of Rt 10 Lexington Enterprise Road died at 4 20 am in Lexington Memorial Hospital after an auto mobile accident June 13 1969. Born May 31 1933 in Davidson County son of Raymond and Emma Robertson Perryman he lived in the Mid way Community all his life. Employed at Lacy J Miller Tool Co member of Welcome Baptist Church. Surviving: two daughters Bobbie Jane Perryman and Patricia Ann Perryman both of Lexington two sons Robert A Perryman Jr of Lexington and sisters Helen Hege of Rt 10 Lexington and parents of Rt 10 Lexington. Body at J C Green & Sons Funeral Home. funeral arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Osborne
Sales St
Osborne
Alleghany County
Calvin
Frankie Stamper Osborne
High Point
Pleasant Grove Union Baptist Church
Edna Boles
Radford
Hattie Osborne
Cumby Chapel
Billy Long
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Cumby Mortuary
Thomasville
Robert A. Perryman
Rt. 10
Lexington
Enterprise Road
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Raymond and
Emma Robertson Perryman
Midway
Lacy J. Miller Tool Co
Welcome Baptist Church
Obituary of D Sizemore of Bear Creek area
D Sizemore 52 of Rt Route 1 Bear Creek died Monday at home. World War II Air Force veteran, merchant mariner. Survived by mother Claire Phillips Sizemore Sams, four sisters Mildred Hester Rossie Marie Chriscoe Frances Moon Shirley Cross, half brother David Sams. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Hickory Grove Church. Burial Bear Creek Baptist Cemetery. Body at Smith Buckner Funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham County
Merchant Marine
Claire Phillips Sizemore Sams
Mildred §S. Hester
Durham
Rossie Marie Chriscoe
Frances Moon
Asheboro
Shirley Cross
St. Joseph
Mich
David Sams
Denton
Hickory Grove Baptist Church
Bear Creek Baptist Church
Smith & Buckner Funeral Home
Mrs Ol lie Ireland Johnson obituary in Yadkin County
Mrs. Ol lie Ireland Johnson 74 of Rt. 1 Hamptonville widow of W A Johnson died Monday. Born in Yadkin County she was a daughter of W N and Lucinda Johnson Ireland and a member of Flat Rock Baptist Church. Surviving are a daughter Mary J Tucker of High Point two sons Raymond Johnson Winston Salem and John W Johnson of Hamptonville a sister Ina Wagoner Winston-Salem and a brother C W Ireland Rt 2 Hamptonville Funeral will be 2:30 p m Wednesday at Flat Rock Baptist Church with Rev John T Edwards. Burial at the church cemetery. Body at Mackie Hinshaw Gentry Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yadkinville
Ollie Ireland Johnson
Rt. 1
Hamptonville
W. A. Johnson
Yadkin County
W. N
Lucinda Johnson
Ireland
Flat Rock
Mary J. Tucker
High Point
Raymond Johnson
Winston-Salem
John W. Johnson
Ina Wagoner
C. W. Ireland
Rt. 2
Flat Rock Baptist Church
John T. Edwards
Mackie-Hinshaw-Gentry Funeral Home
Eddie Banks Jr 10 Died at Home in Lexington
Eddie Banks Jr. 10 of 212 Westover Dr. Lexington died Monday after a long illness. Survived by parents Edward L. Banks Sr. and Ellen Banks, a paternal grandmother Mrs. H. L. Banks Sr., and a sister. Funeral today at 11 a.m. at First Baptist Church Lexington with burial in Forest Hill Memorial Park. Mrs. W. R. Stevenson 85 of Biscoe died Monday at Montgomery Nursing Home. Survived by brother T. M. Bell of High Point. Service Wednesday 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church Biscoe. Burial in Biscoe. Body at Phillips Funeral Home Star. Family will be at the funeral home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Eddie Banks Jr
Westover Dr
Edward L. Banks Sr
Ellen Banks
H. L. Banks Sr
First Baptist Church
Forest Hill Memorial Park
W. R. Stevenson
Biscoe
Montgomery Nursing Home
James R Dillon 69 High Point native dies at Memorial Hospital
James Reid Dillon 69 of Rt. 4 High Point dies at 3 30 a m in High Point Memorial Hospital after 15 months of declining health. Born January 1 1902 in Stokes County he was a former Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co silvering room foreman for 25 years and a 20 year city employee with the Police Department as Traffic sergeant. Survived by wife Eutha Pearle Dillon five sisters two brothers and other relatives. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. The body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home with services held in Sechrest Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reid Dillon
Rt. 4
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Dillon
Stokes County
William Jackson
Sally Joyce Dillon
Eutha Pearle Snyder
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
City of
Police Dept
Reption Lodge 63
The
Odd Fellows
Green Street Baptist Church
Progressive Bible
Eutha Pearle Dillon
Ida Myers
Ethel Funderburk
Grace
Grace St
Curtis
Lois) Sapp
Route 2
Bill
Esther) Newsome
Rt. 1
Kernersville
S. W
Nannie) McDowell
Janice Avenue
Arthur
Shirley) Wilson
Colonial Drive
Mildred Michaels
Welborn Street
Rudolph Dillon
Route 3
William Taft Dillon
Greensboro
High Point Police Dept
Death Claims Mrs. Wilson
Irene Wilson 61 of 223 Dorothy St. died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital at 4 p.m. Monday after a three year decline in health. Born April 22 1909 in Newton she lived in High Point 16 years and worked at Spencer Hosiery Mill until retirement in 1966. She married Carson E. Wilson on December 24 1967 and is survived by her husband two sons a grandchild three sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Close Irene Wilson
Dorothy St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Wilson
Newton
George
Sally Kanipe
High Point
Spencer Hosiery
Carson E. Wilson
George Kenneth Oxenford
Stephen Earl Webb
Archdale Rd
Carrie Hearn
Nellie Hamilton
Heddie Hines
Conover
Arthur Kanipe
Thomasville Painter Arthur Mock Dies After Illness
Arthur William Mock 72 of 705 Bay St Thomasville died Friday at 10 30 a m after three years of declining health. Born May 30 1898 in Thomasville he self employed as a painter and was of Zion faith. Survivors include son Edward Mock Lexington six grandchildren four sisters all of Thomasville and a brother Carl Mock Thomasville. Funeral Wednesday at 3 p m at Thomas Haizlip Funeral Chapel with Rev John D Bratton. Burial in City Cemetery. Body remains at the funeral home. family at the chapel tonight 7 to 9 and at Annie Berry 4 King Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Arthur William Mock
Bay St
Henry
Mary Clouse Mock
Edward Mock
Lexington
Louise Ball
Annie Berry
Minnie Sanders
Susie Mock
Long Island
N.Y
Carl Mock
Thomas-Haizlip Funeral
John D. Bratton
City Cemetery
Thomas-Haizlip Funeral Home
King Row
Miles Byrd 90 Dies. Rites Set at Clifton Grove Baptist
Miles Byrd aged 90 of Wallburg died Saturday at 10 30 a m in Baptist Hospital Winston Salem. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Clifton Grove Baptist Church with Rev D W Kindle officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Hairlip Funeral Home will handle arrangements, with viewing tonight from 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Byrd
Wallburg
Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
Clifton Grove Baptist Church
D. W. Kindle
Hairlip Funeral Home
Miss Mammie Harris 1887 obituary in Trinity
Miss Mammie Byrd Harris of Trinity died Saturday at 9 a m at her home. Born in Thomasville on September 22, 1887 she was a daughter of the late Lindsay and Luvine Harris. She belonged to Andrew Grove United Methodist Church. Surviving are a brother Mayfield Harris of Thomasville Rt 3 and a sister Mrs Katie Rogers of Winston Salem. The funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p m at Central United Methodist Church. Burial will follow at Young Cemetery with the body to be placed in the church tonight at 6 p m and the family at the church tonight from 7 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammie Byrd Harris
Trinity
She
Thomasville
Lindsay and
Luvine Harris
Andrew Grove
Mayfield Harris
Rt. 3
Katie Rogers
Winston- Salem
Central United Methodist Church
Young Cemetery
Protest Meeting In Winston-Salem Demands Soviet Jew Rights
About 400 people gathered at Temple Emanuel in a joint rally by Jewish communities of High Point and Winston-Salem to protest treatment of Jews in the Soviet Union. Speakers cited recent court actions and urged writing to the Soviet embassy for freedom or emigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Temple Emanuel Synagogue
High Point
Soviet Union
Jack Noffisinger
Knollwood Baptist Church
Bob Scott
North Carolina
Washington
Russia
Stolen Rotary Press and Multiple Local Thefts Reported
Police report a $20,000 rotary printing press was stolen Monday from Control Data Corp. A trailer theft left officers with no leads. Home of R. C. Gibson on Mill Street lost about $270 in valuables including meat, a coin collection, and a radio. Nanny Alben on Cliffside Street reported $80 to $150 missing from under a mattress. Four tape players stolen from cars at work sites. Brook Doster charged with breaking and entering after a window at City Shoe Repair was forced. A man charged with assault with a deadly weapon and a stabbing left Nettie Thomas in hospital with 20 stitches. Michael E. Gideon charged with DUI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Control Data Corp
R. C. Gibson
Mill Street
Nanny Alben
Cliffside Street
Charlie Kindley
George Miller
Larry Price
Ronnie Thompson
City Shoe Repair
Elm Street
Brook Doster
Washington Drive
Nettie Thomas
Commerce Avenue
Arthur Stroud
Stroud
Michael E. Gideon
Desk Drive
Health page highlights new waste disposal film
Owen Braughler of the Health Department previewed a garbage disposal film on landfill operations in California. He noted new equipment like pulverizing machines reduces odor and controls flies and rodents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Braughler
Environmental Health Division
The
Health Department
California
Braughler
Recount Boosts City Population by About a Thousand
McIntyre pressed census officials to recheck census data in High Point and assess the quality of the count. Officials found errors that could raise the city total by several hundred or several thousand, with the latest figure showing 63,204 a gain of 1,141, reflecting the recount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
High Point
County approves sheriff vehicles and new bids for landfill
Davidson County commissioners approved eight sheriff department vehicles from Green Ford at 3229 each and set bids for refuse covering and landfill equipment in North Davidson. They delayed five other vehicle contracts due to bids not meeting specifications and hope longer terms may lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lexington
Sheriff's Department
Green Ford
Sheriff’s Department
Davidson
Two Men Sentenced To 20 Days In District Court
Claude Thomas Bennett and Frank H. Morgan were each sentenced to 20 days in district court by Judge Ed Washington after convictions for public drunkenness. Other defendants faced various outcomes including suspensions, fines, or dismissals for charges such as driving toxicants larceny and concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Thomas Bennett
Steele Street
Frank H. Morgan
Park Street
Ed Washington
John Cape Byerly
Thomasville
Timothy Simpson
Fayetteville
John McKinney
Windley Street
Johnny Price
Montheu Avenue
Arthur White
Fern Street
Timothy Gaither Wilson
Hoskins Street
Stanley Blue
Sharon Street
James McCrae
Meadowbrook Drive
Dallas Smithers
W. Green Drive
Thomas Eugene Stafford
Route 2
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bobbie Jane Perryman
Patricia Ann Perryman
Rt. 6
Robert A. Perryman Jr
Paul
Helen) Hege
J. C. Green & Sons Funeral Home
D. Sizemore
Siler City
Shelby D. Sizemore
Bear Creek
Lexington Ave
Reid Dillon
Mrs
Clare Irene Wilson
James R. Dillon
Arthur W. Mock
Mammie Harris
Hedgecock Builders
Warost CO
Morgan's Expert Fence CO
Gerald Morgan
Morgan
the Peddler Steak House
East Parris Avenue
N. Main Street
K-Mart
N.C
aCess and Loan Association
North Main
South Main
Archdale
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