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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1976
Page
12
A compilation of obituaries from High Point and surrounding towns. Entries note long service in churches and businesses, family survivors, and funeral details for several residents including Turner, Wilson, Gaddis, Boulware, Jenkins, Powers, Thorsen, Foster, and others.
The saying asserts faith costs nothing to obtain and preserve yet the absence of faith condemns one to perpetual loss and regret. It frames faith as essential despite its lack of material price.
High Point police detective Dan Kelly named officer of the year by Chief Donald Roseman. Kelly joined the department in 1965 and became detective in 1971. He aided in Eugene one and recovered property valued at 9,50665 during the first nine months of 1975.
James Pletcher Moore age 67 of 113 Penny St died morning at Randop Hospital Asheboro He was a farmer with Charlottes and survived by two brothers William E and N W Moore of Charlotte Burial in Pugh Funeral Home chapel tonight with service at Faith Temple 1ist Church Reverend Ri Rian don The family will receive friends 7 to 9 pm and at the home of Mrs L R Hill Route 3 Also notice of Eva Mae Cunningham Turner funeral set for 2 am Saturday at Cumby Chestnut Drive Chapel burial Mitchell Grove United Methodist Church Further details list Mrs Turner 65 of Rt 1 Randleman dead on Memorial Hospital Wednesday
At Thursday's session, West claimed authority to ban solicitation and the board unanimously extended the ban for 30 days while the issue is studied and placed on the next meeting agenda. McInnis protested delayed teacher reporting during two-hourly openings after slick ley streets. West defended supervision needs for students.
Greensboro The Carolina Brown Lung Association will hold a gathering at 2 30 p m Sunday at Hope View Presbyterian Church on Picard Street as members discuss ongoing health concerns and support efforts.
Multiple incidents across High Point and nearby areas report burglaries at homes and businesses. Losses exceed 610,000 in combined property and jewelry, with items such as motorcycle parts, appliances, a radio tape player, a savings book, and clothing stolen. A 41 year old man suffered a fractured skull after an argument during a residential incident and was treated at High Point Memorial Hospital. Police investigate entry methods, vandalism, and car burglaries. several suspects are named or charged in separate episodes, including a store attempt for after hours beer sales and a damage-causing altercation. Car radios and bicycles were stolen during daytime and evening incidents, with damaged windows and missing gear reported across multiple streets.
City Council considers allocating 8500 in the new budget for Consumer Credit Counseling Inc and Drug Action Council funding. Ken Jordan proposes converting the old postoffice building into a Furniture Museum expansion of Furniture Mbracy. Mayor Culler warns of a tight year due to reduced CD funding and loss of revenue sharing grants.
Ramseur teacher Mrs Grayhart Cox has been nominated to Randolph County Board of Selective Service, becoming the first woman named to the panel. She will replace Jack Enlis, with other members including Marion Asbil, Earl Jones, Dr. Leonard O. Farlow, and George Stanton Jr. The clerk notes the draft board remains active.
Commissioner Robert Shaw urged North Carolina voters to support an industrial revenue bond program. He cited facilities relocating to South Carolina due to its bonds and said the program would fund environmental improvements. The board delayed DSS staffing request for 26 new workers until Monday when all members attend.
A fragmented broadcast grid listing multiple programs across channels including Eyewitness News CBS Evening News NBC Nightly News and CBS Friday Special. The items mention sports and entertainment shows such as The Rockford Files Sanford and Son and Upstairs Downstairs along with game shows like The $25,000 Pyramid and Let's Make A Deal.
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