Deaths and J W Lee Dies At 90
J W Will Lee 90 of 619 Church Fairgrove died early Saturday in Community Hospital after years of declining health. Born in Davidson County April 24 1885 he lived in Thomasville most of his life. He worked at Thomasville Furniture Industries Plant Lun retiring 18 years ago. A charter member of Oak Hill Memorial Baptist Church he served as trustee and in the Men’s Bible Class. He married Emma Pets Myers on December 22 1907 who survives. Surviving are five daughters in law and three sons Claude Paul and Austin Lee plus 16 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 7 p m at Oak Hill Memorial Baptist Church with burial in Holly Hill Cemetery. The body will be at J C Green and Sons until 30 minutes before the service. The family will be at the funeral home Sunday 7 to 9 p m and at the residence. In Lexington the executive director of Davidson County Community Action Helen Caple resigned Thursday and was replaced by Donald Walser by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. W
Will
Sidney
Ruby) Grosman
Hillcrest Rd
Barrett
Hazel) Harris
Randolph St
Claude Lee
Denton
Paul Lee
Sumner Rd
Austin Lee
Presnell
Guilford County
Calvin and
Glades Walters Presnell
High Point
Debbie Watson
Calvin Presnell
West Point Ave
Calvin Presnell Jr
Cumby
Chestnut Drive
Funeral notices for Lamar Beal and Pattie Bunch
Lamar Beal 62 of 1543 Beaucrest Ave died 5 a m Saturday at High Point Memorial Hospital after an attack. He was born Feb 6 1913 in High Point. survived by wife Virginia, a daughter Barbara Bullin, a son Gary Beal, three grandchildren, three sisters and other relatives. Burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery after services at Sechrest Chapel. Pattie Lowe Bunch 91 of N Fayetteville St died Friday morning in Randolph Hospital. She was a United Daughters of the Confederacy member and active in local clubs. Funeral was at Pugh Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Oaktown Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Beal
Beaucrest Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Virginia R. Beal
L. C
Barbara) Bullin
Bridlewood Rd
Gary L. Beal
Beverly Hills Dr
Edna Dowdy
Pattie. Bunch Ashebord
Pattie Lowe Bunch
N. Fayetteville Street
Randolph Hospital
Randolph County
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Jubilee Group
Woman’s Club
Red Cross
First United Methodist Church
Death Claims O R Couch and Others in Area
Obituary notices record the death of Odell Reid Couch 85 of Surry County and two other High Point area residents. Couch, born May 21 1912 in Surry County, was a foreman with Samet Construction Co and member of Lexington Avenue Baptist Church. He leaves a wife Charity Byrd, two daughters, a son, and a sister. Funeral arrangements set for Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Elkin with burial at the church cemetery. Also noted are the death of Mrs Dessie May Stephens 91 former High Point resident who lived with family in Quarryville Pennsylvania. Memorials urged to Church Evangelism Association Village Seven Presbyterian Church and Bible Evangelism Inc.
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Mr. Beal
High Point
Lonnie Caleb
Isa Eunice Phillips Beal
Virginia Reece
Snow Lumber Co
Calvary United Methodist Church
Odell Reid Couch
Conleaniil
Bobby Garner
Elkin
Bobby Griffin
Augusta
D.C
Tommy Cavelt
Winston- Salem
Porter Nance
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Alexander, Church
Kennedy Funeral Home
G. T. Stephens
Dessie May Stephens
Quarryville Presbyterian Home
Quarryville
Charlotte Nida
Greensboro
Oakwood
Warsaw
Ind
Church Evangelism Association
Village Seven Presbyterian Church
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bible Evangelism Inc
Abington
New Thurmond baby completes the family
Mrs. Natey Thurmond delivered an eight pound baby boy at Self Memorial Hospital late Friday. Thurmond, 73, said the child born at 11 02 p.m. completes their family of two girls and two boys. The child is in good condition.
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Nancy Moore Thurmond
Thurmond
Thurmonds
South Carolina
Walter Bishop
Bishop
Beware the Health Quack Pitches Cure All Scam
The piece warns against self-styled doctors selling bogus remedies and wealth-quack schemes. It notes the Better Business Bureau and American Medical Association caution, describing dramatic claims as a sales pitch for money, not health, with phrases about tiredness and aging used to lure victims.
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Better Business Bureau
American Medical Assny
Beware of medical quacks and false cures warns BBB
The Better Business Bureau warns consumers about chronic ailments being targets for quacks offering guaranteed cures. A legitimate doctor will not promise cures or door-to-door visits. Watch for special devices, sensational testimonials, negative attacks on medicine, and untraceable suppliers. See a physician first and vet health claims through libraries and trusted sources. Report suspected quackery to authorities.
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Better Business Bureau
Porter
Sava
Food and Drug Administration
The
Trade Commission
Postal Service
Community College Study Led by Duke Educator Difficulties and Growth Ahead
Dr Allan S Hurlburt, founder and Duke University education leader, chairs a commission to blueprint twenty years of growth for North Carolina s community college and technical institute system Enrollment is expected to more than double as the system refines its focus on adult education basic job skills and junior college work feeding four year studies Members hail from industry agriculture media higher education public schools and boards of trustees with 36 percent of members being racial minorities Washington on the Pamlico plans Bicentennial events with Governor letters and artifacts sought from all 50 governors to mark the nation s 200th birthday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Noblitt
Raleigh
Allan S. Hurlburt
Hurlburt
Duke University
Dallas Herring
State Board of Education
Herring
Community College and Technical Institute
Commission
Howard B. Chapin
Washington
Chapin
Pamlico
North Carolina
5000 Foot Well To Study Waste Storage
A 5000 foot well in New Hill North Carolina will test if liquid wastes can be stored in rock basins. Drilling began last month about 20 miles from Raleigh and should reach basins by mid February, said US Geological Survey hydrologist George Bain.
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New Hill
North Carolina
George Bain
US. Geological Survey
Raleigh
Sheriffs Discuss Justice in Eastern North Carolina
Forty two sheriffs from the east met in Fayetteville to vent about heavy paperwork lenient courts and law changes they say risk citizens rights. Cumberland County Sheriff Ottis F Jones organized the gathering and urged legislative proposals to better shield the public from a thriving criminal element. A western meeting is planned with a Asheville joint committee to draft policy for the General Assembly.
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Fayetteville
N.C
North Carolina
Ottis F. Jones
Cumberland County
Jones
Asheville
Four Hurt In Wreck On 311 Near Sophia
Four people were injured in a three car crash Friday morning on US 311 about 2.5 miles north of Sophia. William Gaston Penry drove north on US 31 and attempted to pass, colliding head on with the car driven by Ronald Wesley Jones and then with Shelley Faye Morris. Debbie and Denise Farlow, passengers in Morris’s car, were among the injured. The Farlow sisters were hospitalized at Randolph Hospital in Asheboro. Both Penry’s and Morris’s cars were totaled.
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Sophia
Randleman High School
US. 31
G. B. McAllister
U.S. 30
William Gaston Penry
Ashebora
Ronald Wesley Jones
Shelley Faye Morris
Sophia McAllister
Penry
Debbie
Denise Farlow
Rt. 1
Morris
Shelley Morris
Farlow
Randolph Hospital
Asheboro
Peary
Local Cooked-Meal Item List Appears in Page Note
A fragmentary grocery or menu-like listing shows items such as pizza tossed salad buttered corn froit flavored gelatin butterfly shi steamed cabbage great northern beans and cornbread with an unclear entry 4 Deance. The readable fragments suggest a regional culinary note or household inventory typical of a historical newspaper page.
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J.W. Lee
DCCA
Lexington
Davidson County Community Action
Helen Caple
Donald Walser
L. M. Beal
Sechrest Chapel
Herman C. Beck
Floral Garden Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
J A.m
Pugh Funeral Home Chapel
Don Haynes
William Robinson
Maria Bliss
Oaktown Cemetery
Death Takes
O.R. Couch
Steve Ford
Ford
Steven
Stephen Gregory Francis
Francis
William S. Michael Jr
Houte
Tast
Thadeus Little
E. Commerce Avenue
Richard Ingram Jr
Franklin Street
Alexander
Tom R. Bailey
Elm Street
Michael Lipski
Superior Court
T. Lones
West Point Avenue
Chuck T. Byerly
Garrison Street
Scott A. Hutchins
Monroe
Cuma
Mortuary
Chromat Dr
Meshes
Archdale Sania
Donnie Presnell
Lexington Ave
Attha Busines Bureau
AMA
Nova Scotia
Florida
Bain
Plesbh
Rece
Bimacl Et
Ieee A
Ees Aia
Action
Dept
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