Deaths in Thomasville area claim two residents
Charles Lonnie Hoover 43 of Lakeview Drive died at High Point Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He served in the Navy in World War II and was married to Alpha Yarbrough. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. in Harold C. Davis Funeral Home with burial at Lake View Memorial Park Greensboro. Mary Belle Carter Black 83 of Lexington Avenue died at Haven Nursing Home. She taught in Davidson County schools before 1913 and was active in Heidelberg United Church of Christ. Funeral Monday at Heidelberg United Church of Christ burial at Emanuel Church of Christ cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Chuck) Lonnie Hoover
Rt. 3
Lakeview Drive
High Point Memorial Hospital
High Point
Joe Clyde
Audrey Blackwelder Hoover
Alpha Yarbrough
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Thomasville
Barbee St
Charles Franklin Hoover
James R. Hoover
Longview Dr
Robert L. Hoover
Gatewood Ave
James
Elizabeth) McNeill
E. Fairfield
Max
Martha) Wood
Englewood Drive
Nancy Jo Pittman
Harold C. Davis
Lakeview Memorial Park
Greensboro
Mary Belle Carter Black
Lexington Ave
Haven
Lexington
Curtis J. Black
J. D
Caroline Beck Carter
J. C. Green
Howard Coltrane Dies In Hospital
Howard N Coltrane 56 of Rt 1 Randleman died at High Point Memorial Hospital after arriving deceased Thursday at 4 30 p m He was born May 27 1913 in Randolph County a Cedar Square resident member of Glenda Bethel Methodist Church and a farmer Survived by wife Nina Belo Coltrane five daughters five sons including Sgt Howard Coltrane Jr and Ervin James and Charles Coltrane 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral service Sunday at 3 p m Cedar Square Holiness Church burial Glenoa Bethel United Methodist Cemetery at Hairlip Funeral Home family to be at home tonight 7 to 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard N. Coltrane
Rt. 1
Randleman
High Point Memorial Hospital
Randolph County
Cedar Square
Glenda Bethel Methodist Church
Nina Belo Coltrane
Margaret Siler
Moorestown
N. J
Etta Cole
Ft. McGuire Air Force Base
Emma Davis
Cathleen Grant
Paul Coble
William
Cecil Coble
Hartford
Harmony Woman Ora Harmon Pearce Dies at 74
Mrs. Ora Harmon Pearce 74 of Rt 2 Harmony died Friday at Watts Hospital Durham. Widow of William Chester Pearce she was a Oklahoma native and member of Harmony United Methodist Church. Funeral 2:30 p m Sunday at the church with survivors including three daughters two sons and multiple sisters and half siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Ora Harmon Pierce
Rt. 2
Watts Hospital
Durham
Oklahoma
William Chester Pearce
Harmony United Methodist Church
L. S. Barnette
Greensboro
W. L. Griffin
Robert Whitley Pierce
Jettie Holton
Statesville
Ferry T. Harmon
High Point
Troy G. Harmon
Hauser 69 longtime Winston-Salem grocer dies
Winston-Salem resident Ray Marvin Hauser 69 died at Forsyth Memorial Hospital Friday. Born August 12 1900 in Surry County he partnered in Hauser and Moser Grocery and Feed Co later ran Roy Hauser Food and Seed Co. Survived by wife Ellen a daughter a sister and a brother. Funeral at Voglers Chapel Saturday 12 30 p.m. burial Forsyth Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Ray Marvin Hauser
Robin Hood Rd
Forysth Memorial Hospital
Surry County
J. P
Charlotte Kreeger Hauser
Hauser and Moser Grocery and Feed Co
Roy Hauser Food and Seed Co
Funeral services for Mrs Pliney Pauline Craver Hill
Funeral services are set for 2 p m Saturday at West End Methodist Church for Mrs Pliney Pauline Craver Hill. Survivors include a son R L Hill Jr of 218 Moore Street and a sister Mrs Lelia Craver of Arcadia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Pliney
Pauline Craver Hill
West End Methodist Church
R. L. Hill Jr
Moore St
Lelia Craver
Arcadia
Death of Robert Lee Lambeth in Thomasville
Robert Lee Lambeth Buck 46 of Rt 2 Lexington died on arrival at City Memorial Hospital Friday. Born Sept 4 1923 in Davidson County he had worked at Thomasville Furniture. Survived by wife Carrie Mae and two daughters Dorothy Mae and Linda McKierhan. parents. four brothers. three sisters. five grandchildren. Funeral 2 30 p m Sunday at Clarksburg United Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Body at Siler Funeral Home until service. Home visits tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Robert Lee (Buck) Lambeth
Rt. 2
Lexington
Wright Road
City Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Lewis B. Dora Sechrest Lambeth
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Carrie Mae Hege
Dorothy Mae Lambeth
Donnie
Linda) McKierhan
Paul
Ella Mae) Sink
Aaron
Margie) Grubb
Gene
Polly) Amstuz
Coy Lambeth
Fred Lambeth
Lloyd Lambeth
Paul Lambeth
Clarksburg United Methodist Church
Florence A Bowman 87 Greensboro Resident Dies
Florence A Bowman 87 of 771 W Florida St Greensboro died Friday at his daughter’s home 1006 Watkins St after two years of declining health He survived by widow Alma Russell Bowman and multiple children including Cash Harland J B Bowman and Nora Wilson Funeral at 2 p m Sunday Farbis Memorial Chapel with burial in Holiness Cemetery Worthville Visiting hours 7 to 9 p m today and at B A Peoples residence later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Florence A. Bowman
Florida St
Cone Mills
B. A. Peoples
Watkins St
Alma Russell Bowman
John Dennis
High Point
Cash A. Bowman
Randleman
Harland Bowman
Altavista
J. B. Bowman
Nora Wilson
Helen Wilson
Asheboro
Kate Scott
Cate Bowman
Lorraine Hinshaw
Farbis & Dick Memorial
Holiness
Worthville
Funeral
Obituary: David C White Jr 1892 1970 High Point Resident
David Coltrane White Jr., 77, of 109 Oakwood Street, died at 12 20 a m today at High Point Memorial Hospital after two years of declining health and two days of critical illness. Born in Bennettsville, D C, January 17, 1892, to David C and Lena Bolton White, he lived in High Point 55 years and worked at Beeson Hardware Co and High Point Hardware Co before retiring. Surviving are a brother Edgar C White of Trinity, two nieces and two nephews. Funeral 2 p m Sunday at Sechrest Chapel with Rev. Aaron Moss. Burial Trinity Main at Sechrest Funeral Home. family at the funeral home tonight 7 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Coltrane White Jr
Oakwood St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. White
Bennettsville
D. C
David C
Lena Bolton White
High Point
Beeson Hardware Co
High Point Hardware Co
Edgar C. White
Trinity
Sechrest Chapel
Aaron Moss
Greensboro Man Dies at 61 in Moses Cone Hospital
John Waddell Albea 61 of 917 Martin St. died Thursday at Moses Cone Hospital. He worked at Evergreens Nursing Home and was a Statesville native. A member of Gethsemane Baptist Church his body lay at Hargett Funeral Home with viewing 7 to 9 p.m. today. Survived by widow Viola Alford Albea two sisters Lillian and Alberta two brothers Fred and Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
John Waddell Albea
Martin St
Moses Cone Hospital
Evergreens Nursing Home
Statesville
Gethsemane Baptist Church
Hargett Funeral Home
Viola Alford Albea
Lillian Albea
Alberta Hoskins
High Point
Fred Albea
Robert Albea
Fayetteville
Mrs Nannie Hockaday Graham Dies at 78
Mrs. Nannie Taylor Hockaday, 78, of Roanoke Rapids Route 2, died Thursday in a Winston Salem hospital after three months of illness. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Hockaday Funeral Home in Roanoke Rapids. Survived by two daughters Mrs C D Weatherford and Mrs Emmitt Walker, a son W T Hockaday, a sister Mrs W E Taylor, and two brothers H M Taylor and W D Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Nannie Taylor Hockaday
Rt. 2
Winston- Salem
Hockaday Funeral Home
Roanoke Rapids
C. D. Weatherford
Emmitt Walker
Richmond
W. T. Hockaday
Silver Spring
W. E. Taylor
Burlington
H. M. Taylor
High Point
W. D. Taylor
Mrs Mary M Stewart dies at 86 in High Point
Mrs Mary Morrow Stewart 86 died Friday in a High Point nursing home. She was a member of Alamance Presbyterian Church. The body is at Forbis Dick Funeral Home. Survivors include son Dr John M Stewart of Denver and two daughters Dr Margaret Stewart of Albany and Mrs Josephine Starbuck of Auburndale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morrow Stewart
Presbyterian Nursing Home
High Point
Alamance Presbyterian Church
Forbis & Dick Funeral Home
John M. Stewart
Denver
Colo
Margaret Stewart
Albany
N.Y
Josephine Starbuck
Auburndale
Mass
Television Log Highlights Tonight and Late
A condensed list of programs across CBS and affiliate channels shows early reports and news blocks with Death Valley Days, Singing shows, college basketball games including South Carolina versus Maryland and Davidson versus West Virginia, and late night features such as Mystery Street and Porter Wagoner.
Evening TV Capsule of 7:30 to 11:30 PM Programs
The lineup features Jackie Gleason with guests at 7 30 PM followed by Adam 12 at 8 30 PM showing air pursuit and rescue. At 9 PM How to Murder Your Wife with Jack Lemmon stars. 11 15 PM The Living Ghost and 11 30 PM two films The Pharaohs Woman and Lady Possessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Gleason
Milton Berle
Jackie Gayle
Irwin C. Watson
Allan Drake
Jackie
Art 12
Carney
Andy Williams
Andy
Cass Elliot
Arte Johnson
Ray Stevens
Malloy
Reed
Jack Lemmon
Virna Lisi
Terry Thomas
Stanley Ford
James Dunn
Joan Woodbury
Paul McVey
Patricia Wardlaw to Preach Trial Sermon at Church of God
Patricia A. Wardlaw daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wardlaw of 522 Radford Street will preach her trial sermon Sunday night at 7 30 at the Church of God of Prophecy on Amos Street. Wardlaw is a senior at Wingate Andrews High and a member of the Youth Choir and Victory Leaders Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia A. Wardlaw
John Wardlaw
Radford St
Church of God of Prophecy
Amos Street
Miss Wardlaw
T. Wingate Andrews High School
Victory Leaders
Burlington Obituary for James Arthur Mabe 80
James Arthur Mabe 80 died after a six day illness in a local hospital. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Rich and Thompson Funeral Home Chapel. He is survived by wife Virgie Morgan Mabe four daughters W A Starling Glen Raven J W Robbins High Point J G Cox Winston Salem F E McCormick Snow Camp three sons James Arthur Mabe Jr Bay St Louis Luther Ray Mabe Winston Salem Howard Leon Mabe Rt 4 Burlington one half brother Arthur Stevens Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
James Arthur Mabe
Rich & Thompson Funeral Home
Virgie Morgan Mabe
W. A. Starling
Glen Raven
J. W. Robbins
High Point
J. G. Cox
Winston- Salem
F. E. McCormick
Snow Camp
James Arthur Mabe Jr
Age Segregation Critics Church Housing in Seattle
Dr. Herbert C. Lazenby head of a residential development for older citizens condemns special homes for the aged as ghettos of aging and compares age segregation to racial and economic segregation during a Christian Church Disciples meeting in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle, Wash
Herbert C. Lazenby
Christian Church (Disciples
NCNB Launches Statewide Consumer Education Program
NCNB National Bank announces a statewide consumer education program and names A. H. Kerr Jr. as consumer affairs manager. The effort aims to teach money management, budgeting, and prudent shopping, with initial focus on lower income groups and school programs. Kerr is a former Navy commander and Franklin High School alumnus from Clinton North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina National Bank Today
A. H. Kerr Jr
NCNB
Ken Clark
Kerr
Navy
Bank
Clark
Clinton
Franklin High School
Sampson County
U.S. Navy
U.S. Naval Academy
Man Held After Shooting at Mannikan's Cafe
Thomasville police jailed 30 year old John Lester Richardson for assault with a deadly weapon after Hubert June Blakeney 33 was shot in the abdomen at Mannikan's Cafe on Ray Street. Blakeney and others remained in custody as the investigation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Warner Street
Mannikan
Ray Street
Hubert June Blakeney
Church Street
City Memorial Hospital
John Lester Richardson
Tape Player Thefts At Schools And Home
Police report multiple thefts Friday including a $100 tape player from Eugene Mc Cray’s car at Andrews High School and a $125 unit from Robert T. Cottam III’s vehicle during a Central High School game. A shotgun valued at $20 was stolen from Ralph Doster’s home. vending machines at McCleen Car Wash sustained about $4 in damages. Ronald Lee Lowe, 21, of Blain Street, faced unlawful taking of a motor vehicle charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene McCray
Forrest Street
Andrews High School
Robert T. Cottam III
Hillcrest Drive
Central High School
Ralph Doster
Davis Avenue
McCleen
N. Main Street
Ronald Lee Lowe
Blain Street
Kinston Store Gutted by Fire In Downtown Blaze
A fire destroyed the Advance Store in downtown Kinston and heavily damaged the adjacent Jewel Box. Nine firefighters were injured as crews from the North Lenoir Volunteer Fire Department and Deep Run battled the flames that began in the rear of the Advance Store and burned for hours before control was achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
N. C
Advance
Jewel Box
North Lenoir
Deep Run
High Point adopts preliminary assessment roll for Woodview Street
City Council resolves to file and publish the preliminary assessment roll for paving and curb and gutter on Woodview Street Dalewood Avenue South to Woodcrest Park subdivision. A public hearing is set for February 5, 1970, at 9 a.m. in the City-County Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
High Point
Woodview Street
Dalewood Avenue
Woodcrest Park
Bulding
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Charles Hoover
Mary Black
Howard Coltrane
Mrs
Ora Pierce
Jack F. B. Burris Jr
Sechrest
David Coltrane White, Jr
Ray M. Hauser
Mrs. Pliney Hill
Robert Lambeth
David White
John Albea
Nannie Hockaday
Mary M. Stewart
Newsmaker
Bill Anderson
Pulse News
CBS News
Huntley-Brinkley Wilburn Bros
Channel 2
Tommy Faile
Woody Greeson
Adam
Univ. of S.C
Maryland
Davidson
West Virginia
My Three Sons
Green Acres
Atlanta
Baltimore
Petticoat Junction
Hollywood Palace
Mannix
Young Country
America
Shock Theatre
Joe Pyne
Porter Wagoner
Kitty Wells
John Drew Barrymore
Linda Cristal
Pierre Brice
Egypt
James Mason
June Havoc
Steve Dunne
London
James Mabe
Blakeney
Ada Blackwell Jordan
Rt. 4
James Richard Cecil
City OF High Point
Catherine W. Harrington
Dalewood Ave
S.D
Lois Halipilias
Lois Halipilias Corre
Francis J. Alman
Francis J. Alman Wee Ee
J. Arthur Welch Ree
J. Arthur Welch
Arthur Welch
Chester Hodgins Jr
Tee
Carl D. Brown
Edgar J. Venable
Edgar J. Venable Ste
C. C. Grady
C. C. Grady Corr
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