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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1976
Page
11
Deaths and funerals listed for Charles Burgess Piner Jr., Finer, Linda Williams Coble, Marty Katherine Myers Williams, Minnie Ida Thomas Clodfelter, Ida Bute Gillespie, Ida Bute Gillespie, Fannie Coble Staley, and Maude Winningham. Obituaries note births, marriages, affiliations, survivors, and funeral details with church and cemetery plans across High Point, Thomasville, Ramseur, Greensboro, and Asheboro.
William Arthur Evans Sr. 79 of 713 Hil St. died Thursday at 6 30 am in High Point Memorial Hospital after eight weeks of hospitalization and long decline. Born Aug 10 1898 in Jackson Springs he owned Ritz Barber Shop until 1965. Survived by wife Cora Welr Evans nine grandchildren two sisters two brothers and other relatives. Funeral Sunday 2 pm at Memorial United Methodist Church with Rev Kelvin J Jessup officiating. Burial Guilford Memorial Park. Body at Hairlip Funeral Home with wake Saturday 7 30 to 3 30.
The article notes several members may not meet HSA criteria and that VA representation is required where an outpatient clinic operates. Winston-Salem clinic, part of Region 6, is not represented on the 30 member HSA board. HRC Chairman Bill Price resigned as chair on Thursday.
Reagan warns that forty four cents of every dollar funds government at all levels and stresses the need for a strong defense and rapid budget balance. He calls for shifting federal programs to states in a systematic way while touting California reforms that reduced welfare roles and increased aid to the truly needy, saving billions.
AP television critic Jay Sharbutt reviews ABCs Eleanor and Franklin a two hour biopic on Eleanor Roosevelts life and marriage to Franklin D Roosevelt. He praises Jane Alexander and Edward Hermanns performances and production values but finds the adaptation slow and hammy with heavy source material and stilted dialogue.
A fragmented OCR listing shows channels and call signs including WEWY, HUCSC, WSOC, WBTV, WGHP, WAIL, and WBTV in relation to Winston-Salem and Greensboro markets. It notes channel labels and positions without a cohesive article context.
A dense listing of television programs across channels with times from 6:00 to 1:00 incl News, entertainment and game shows. Notable items include CBS Evening News, NBC Nightly News, Wheel of Fortune style games, and classic reruns such as Sanford and Son.
A county store owner reports a night-shift employee, who locked up, took cash and a pistol home, then disappeared with the money and weapon. Thursday morning the back door was forced at Robert Osborne's Brentwood Street home, with stereo components, a tape deck, a shotgun, and two televisions reported missing.
GREENSBORO based Eaman's Projects Inc was named apparent low bidder for general construction to remodel a former service station in High Point into an ambulance station for Guilford County Emergency Transportation Service. The $15932 bid covers 60 days work at Montrein Ave and N Hamilton St. County officials will have county tradesmen handle electrical mechanical and plumbing tasks and will review bids before the Board of Commissioners next meeting.
Firefighters battled a frame storage building on Wild Winston Road after flames spread at 11:28 p.m. near Mrs. James Butler’s residence. Cause listed as a warming barrel. A bedroom at 314 Friendly Ave. damaged by 11:13 p.m. blaze, doors forced open. probable cause electric space heater near bed. Careless smoking caused a mattress fire at 2720 Allen Jay Rd. Rekindling outside. Fire at 912 Wimbledon Pl. confined to furniture with smoke. A gas pipe rupture near N Main St Fisher Ave intersection produced no fire, but responders stood by. Odor reported at 2405 Kivett Dr. no fire.
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