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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1972

Page

3

Deaths and funerals listings for Hutchens Beeson and others

Mrs. Margaret Louise Hutchens Beeson 51 of 808 Marlboro St died suddenly at home Friday. Born April 25, 1920 in Guilford County she was married to Earl Beeson in 1935 and worked at Amos Hosiery Mill. Surviving: husband Earl. two sons Robert and David. 11 grandchildren. two sisters and three brothers. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Sechrest Chapel with Rev. Elwood Faircloth. burial Oakwood Cemetery. Body returns to home today at 5 p.m. until 1 p.m. Sunday. Also: Robert P Gardner 65 of 101 Montheu Ave died Friday at Thomasville Community General Hospital after a week ill. Survived by daughter Susan Gail Gardner, sister Agnes Cotton, brother A. Frank Gardner. Funeral Sunday 2:30 p.m. at J. C. Greene and Sons chapel. burial Thomasville City Cemetery. Also: Mrs. Ethel Steele 67 of Staley died Friday in Siler City Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Loflin Funeral Home Chapel Liberty. burial Mount Olive Methodist Church cemetery in Erect. Survivors include husband Charlie, seven sisters, three brothers, and other relatives. Also: Mrs. Stella Boyer Link 58 of Rt. 8 Enterprise died Friday after five weeks illness. Funeral 4 p.m. Sunday at Reedy Creek Church of Christ.

Mrs. Beeson Guilford County W. G. Hutchens Sr Cora Lee Sykes High Point Earl Beeson Amos Hosiery Robert Beeson Thomasville David Beeson Trinity Charlotte Rumsey Memphis Tenn Rosaline van Meter Charleston W. Va Rachael William Ruth Luck Arthur Hall Stuart R. E. Hutchens Bristol Sechrest Chapel Elwood Faircloth Oakwood Cemetery Marlboro St Robert P Bob) Gardner Montheu Ave Thomasville Community General Hospital Susan Gail Gardner Burlington Agnes G. Cotton Goldsboro A. Frank Gardner J. C. Greene and Sons Frank H. Edwards Liberty Ethel Steele Charlie Steele Staley Siler City Loflin Funeral Home Mount Olive Methodist Church Erect Viola Monroe Eagle Springs C. F. Suggs Rt. 1 Seagrove Dassie Williamson Pete Simmons Robbins Roy Owens High Pont Graham Cain Clyde Brewer Asheboro H. Grady Brown Walton Brown Avery Brown Reidsville

Lexington Man Harper Lee Berrier Dies at 65

Harper Lee Berrier 65 of 607 West Second Ave died Friday at North Carolina Baptist Hospital Winston Salem. A retired furniture worker. Services at Davidson Funeral Home Chapel with friends viewing 7 to 9 p.m. tonight.

Lexington Harper Lee Berrier West Second Ave N. C. Baptist Hospital Winston, Salem

Flash Market Break-In Leads to Arrest in High Point

Charles Morton, 26, charged with breaking and entering larceny and receiving after a 3:20 a.m. break-in at the Flash Market on Ward Avenue and English Road. Officers found a forced door, three cases of beer, two vending machines and a stamp machine damaged, with about $500 in damage and $100 in stamps missing. Morton was questioned and arrested following the incident.

Ridgecrest Drive High Point Ward Avenue English Road Charles Morton Morton Wilco J. M. Wood Maryhill Drive Wendy Glenn Academy Street E. Green Drive Joe Poole Forest Street Larry Wayne Wilson Steele Street James Mike Wallace Greensboro Kenneth Miles Lewis Lincoln Drive Joyce Fowler Harrison Beddington Road Wadvis G. Suggs Glenn H. Carrick Terry Wayne Atkins

Channel 8 Focus discuss drug program in High Point

Channel 8 noon program Focus will discuss a detoxification and rehabilitation plan in High Point. Guests include John Thomas of the High Point Drug Action Council and Don Fontana of Guilford County Mental Health. Fred Blackman to moderate. Police report multiple local incidents and arrests across High Point with few details.

High Point Focus Whgp-Tv Channel 8 John Thomas High Point Drug Action Council Don Fontana Guilford County Department of Mental Health Fred Blackman Channel 8 News

One Injured In Collision on Westover Street

A Westover Street man, Ronald Floyd Tally, 28, was treated and released from High Point Memorial Hospital after his car crossed the center line and hit a parked car owned by Martha Cousins Buie. Floyd was charged with failure to reduce speed. Damages totaled about 2,000 across both vehicles. Separately, Thomas Ellis Kearns, 27, was slightly injured when Gary Price's car struck his on Linden Street. No charges were filed. combined damages were about 775.

Ronald Floyd Tally High Point Memorial Hospital Floyd Westover Martha Cousins Buie Gary Leonard Price Thomasville Linden Street Kearns

Singing Belles entertain High Point Kiwanis luncheon

The Singing Belles of Emerywood Baptist Church performed a cappella gospel numbers at a Friday luncheon of the High Point Kiwanis Club at Top of the Mart. Directed by Hal Shoemaker the group wore red on white polka dot dresses and included soloists Mary Anne Roger Dot Rountree and Marty Shipley with Sara Joyce accompanying.

Emerywood Baptist Church High Point Kiwanis Club Hal Shoemaker Emerywood Sara Joyce Shoemaker Mary Anne Roger Dot Rountree Marty Shipley

Old Model A Still Going He Gets The Most Out Of His Car

Elizabeth City profile of W. C. Ward a 72 year old bachelor who drives a 1928 Model A Ford for 280000 miles and claims only a few dollars yearly maintenance due to self repair skills He praises hand work warns against speeding and stresses cautious driving and brake care.

Elizabeth City W. C. Ward Willie Ward Ward Ford

City School Menus Week of January 10 1972

Elementary meals plan for January 10 to January 14 1972 includes Monday Hamburgers cole slaw lima beans and chocolate cake Tuesday Beef and Gravy carrot and celery sticks cinnamon buns Wednesday Piedmont pizzas tossed salad buttered corn and gelatin Thursday Turkey and Noodles turnip greens corn bread sweet potato pudding Friday Tuna salad baked potato green beans cornbread spice cookie Junior High menus feature cheeseburgers sliced tomatoes French fries beef stew lettuce wedge and biscuits Apple Crisp Porkettes cheese topped potatoes green peas cinnamon bun Turkey pie mixed vegetables herbed rice hot rolls peach slices Tuna boats stewed potatoes gingerbread

Bloodmobile to Visit High Point for January Drives

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will collect donations January 12 and 13 at the Chapter House 2011 English Rd from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. The drive targets general manufacturing and supply divisions with a push for all blood types. In November High Point residents donated 407 pints, 209 of which were used at High Point Memorial Hospital. others supported regional hospitals or blood derivatives.

High Point Area Red Cross English Rd General Manufacturing and Supply Division High Point High Point Memorial Hospital Alderman Studios Carolina Containers Custom Processing Hatteras Yacht the Lilly Co Old Dominion Freight Lines Phillips Fescue Thomas Car Works Archdale Mfg City of High Point Duke Power High Point Fire Dept NCNB Prudential Insurance U.S. Post Office W. F. Freeman and Associates Wachovia Bank Marsh Furniture

Six Divorces Granted In District Court Session

Six divorces were granted this week during a civil session of the District Court. Cases include Michael J. Kane Jr. versus Patricia J. Kane and Wilma G. Hall versus Dennis Ray Hall among others such as Milford Clark Nooe versus Betty Wardell Nooe, Jackie Lee Wilson versus Jennie C. Wilson, John Clarence Griggs versus Sandra Wright Griggs, and Donald Lee Frazier versus Barbara H. Frazier.

Michael J. Kane Jr Patricia J. Kane Wilma G. Hall Dennis Ray Hall Milford Clark Nooe Betty Wardell Nooe Jackie Lee Wilson Jennie C. Wilson John Clarence Griggs Sandra Sandra) Wright Griggs Donald Lee Frazier Barbara H. Frazier

Officers Installed at Hiram Lodge No. 716 A F and A M

Fred N. Tolley was installed as worshipful master of Hiram Lodge No. 716 A F and A M. Friday night install included David W. Angel as senior warden Walter P. Bean as junior warden Fred J. Cox as treasurer R. Russ Blackburn as secretary Richard A. Link as senior deacon Sidney R. Smith as junior deacon Billy L. Alexander as chaplain George W. Cross as tyler and F Elwood Peters and Sam F Clarke Sr as stewards Wives served refreshments after the ceremony at the Masonic Lodge.

Fred N. Tolley Hiram Lodge A. F A. M David W. Angel Walter P. Bean Fred J. Cox R. Russ Blackburn Richard A. Link Sidney R. Smith Billy L. Alexander George W. Cross Tyler F. Elwood Peters Sam F. Clarke Masonic Lodge

Liquor Roundup Nets Dozens in Guilford County

Friday arrests mount as 51 charged with liquor violations amid a massive operation led by ABC agents and federal officers. Thursday 153 warrants targeted 95 defendants, with more arrests expected as the roundup expands in the region.

ABC Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division U. S. Treasury Dept High Point Polie Guilford County

Single Car Accident Fatal near Asheboro

A man believed from Sanford, Ronnie Southard, is Randolph County's first 1972 highway fatality. He died Friday night when his single car left N C 42 near Hayes Store seven miles south of Asheboro. The body was found in a ditch opposite the wrecked car. Officials said the incident occurred about 9 30 p m and identity was hard to confirm due to missing papers. Investigation continues.

Asheboro Sanford Randolph County N.C. 42 Hayes Store Ronnie Southard Southard

St. Mary's Plans Epiphany Candlelight Service

St. Mary's Episcopal Church will host a 7 30 p m Epiphany Candlelight Service with the Episcopal Young Churchmen and the Chancel Choir. Rev. William P. Price says 24 youths will participate to show the manifestation of Christ through the centuries. Betty Sue Johnson will sing and Earle Ludgin will narrate. The service is open to the public and candles will be lit by all congregants.

St. Mary's Episcopal Church William P. Price Betty Sue Johnson St. Mary's Chancel Earle Ludgin

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Margaret Louise Hutchens Beeson Robert Gardner Mr. Gardner Davidson County Thomas Brooks Mellon Russell Gardner Mrs R. L. Link Stella Boyer Link Rt. 8 Enterprise Community Reedy Creek Harper Berrier Davidson Funeral Home Chapel Man Westover Street Buie Thomas Ellis Kearns Route 4 Elmo Gyia Ano Cosmo Green Bay By Loyal Phillips Elizabeth City Daily Advance Franklin J.C.B. Ehringhaus North Carolina Main Street Roses Penneys First Union Birmingham University Cole Slaw Piedmont Bloodmobile Globe Heritage Furniture Carsons Furniture Miller TV Woodmark Originals Factors, Inc 3M Co Tay Vei Hele Ue Sheraton Tolley Marie Fair Nelson Tate Street John Henry Taylor Elizabeth Street Evans Thomas Brown Vernon Street Ethel Marie Smith Harrison Street Wilbert Welch E. Washington Drive Willie James Andrews Hoskins Street Minnie Lee Chestnut E. Commerce Street Betty Jean Townsand Amos Street Carolyn Morgan Billy Joe Townsand Maggie Jean Marsh W. Green Drive Minnie Lee White Park Street Francis Marie Smith Louise Johnson Redding Street Margaret Lucille Little Metsinger Street Bernice Ezekiel Asheboro Street Joyce Ann Caldwell Clara Cox Apts Wesleyan First Wesleyan Church St. Mary's Hazel Williams S. Main Street Lexington Ave Claude Everette Rice Green St. Baptist Church Chape Margaret Louise Beeson Sechrest
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