Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Laura Jane Agner and Mrs Cordie Sechrest
Mrs Laura Jane Agner 78, wife of Henry W. Agner of 2301 Palmer Street, died after years of ill health and was buried at Floral Garden Park Cemetery after services at Sechrest Chapel. Pallbearers included Billy Fields and Bobby Fraley among others. Mrs Cordie E Sechrest 64 widow of Fred A Sechrest died after two years of illness. services were at South Side Baptist Church and interment at Floral Garden Park Cemetery with pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Jane Agner
Sechrest Chapel
George Richman
English Street Baptist Church
Ernest M. Gardner
Bates Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church
James DeLoach
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Billy Fields
Bobby Fraley
Carl
Buster Agner
Roy Griffin Jr
Hurley Barley
Terrell Crea
Cordie E. Sechrest
Fred A. Sechrest
South Side Baptist Church
W. H. Barker
Cloverdale Baptist Church
W. L. Smith
Friendly Baptist Church
W. E. Coltrane Jr
Robert Tate
Alphous Yarborough
Chester Rose
Johnny White
Hoyle Warner
Floral Garden Park
T. T. Hanes Dies After Illness Of Two Weeks
T T Hanes dies after a two week illness. He leaves Minnie Leonard Hanes and four sons Duff R Melvin V E Cleveland Foy T all of Lexington Route 4. daughter Mrs Howard Koontz Route 8 Lexington. sister Mrs Flora Leonard Route 4 Lexington. 15 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are in complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Leonard Hanes
Duff, R
Melvin V. E. Cleveland
Foy T
Lexington
Howard Koontz
Flora Leonard
Mrs T J Yates of Rural Hall Dies at 67
Mrs. T J Yates of Rural Hall dies at 67 after living 25 years in Winston-Salem. A member of Rural Hall Church of Christ, she married Thomas J in 1920. Survived by sisters Mrs T J Moser of Fort Myers Florida and Mrs Venora Kiger of Rural Hall and two brothers R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Rural Hall Church of Christ
Thomas J. Sisters
T. J. Moser
Fort Myers
Fla
Venora Kiger
Rural Hall
Memorial for Pelletier Woman in Morehead City
Mrs. Tin ey Norris Meadows 74 of Pelletier died in Morehead City Hospital after a short illness. Survived by husband Sam B. Meadows seven daughters two sons a brother fourteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Community in Pelletier Building officiated by Rev J E Jones with viewing 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Interment in Community Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead City
Tiney Norris Meadows
Pelletier
Sam B. Meadows
Z. E. Cagle
High Point
D. W. Freshwater
Phoebe Meadows
H. J. Webb
Swansboro
Charles Moreing
Calif
Jack Walsh
Parkersburg
W. Va
William Scott
Ex Flint Hill Resident John Pendleton Dies
John Pendleton, 75, of Marysville Calif formerly from Flint Hill, died yesterday in Marysville. Survivors include his wife who is sister of Mrs E W Welborn of Trinity. Funeral service set for Friday at 11 a.m. in Marysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pendleton
Marysville
Calif
Flint Hill
Pendleton
Oklahoma
E. W. Welborn
Trinity
Brother of Local Resident Dies in Baltimore
Everett Blaine Money 44 a Forsyth County North Carolina native died Monday in Baltimore Surviving are a son Gen Money of Detroit two daughters Iris Money of Texas Judy Money of Critz a sister Mrs E B Via of Critz a half sister Mrs R A Johnson of Greensboro and a half brother Max R Money of High Point Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at Old Spoon Creek Primitive Baptist Church Patrick County with burial in the church cemetery
L. R. Reedy Dies At 62 In Georgia
L. R. Reedy, 62, died Monday in Georgia. He is survived by two sisters Mrs. Paul M. Walker of Fieldale Virginia and Mrs. Lois Brim of Asheboro, and two brothers Robert C. Reedy of Axon and Mrs. Will Wood of nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Reedy
Georgia
Asheboro
Raymond Reedy
Gar Reedy
Paul M. Walker
Fieldale
Lois Brim
Robert C. Reedy
Axton
Will Wood
Then Eaeh
Mrs. Vada Duggins Gray Dies at 83 in Kernersville
Mrs. Vada Duggins Gray, 83, of Kernersville dies at home after four days of illness. Survived by daughter Miss Mary Gray and brother Charlie E. Duggins. Funeral at Bunker Hill Methodist Church Thursday at 11 with Rev. E O Temple, burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Vada Duggins Gray
Guilford County
Mary Gray
Charlie E. Duggins
Bunker Hill Methodist Church
E. O. Temple
Infant Daughter of D A Caney Dies in Hospital
The infant daughter of D A Caney died at Memorial Hospital. The child was born December 30 1957 and passed away in the hospital, leaving the family to grieve the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Caney
Emorial Hospital
Recouping Thomasville editor Marie Grant in Charity and Children
Marie Grant, editor of Charity and Children in Thomasville, remains recovering as the weekly publication reports her status. The note notes her ongoing convalescence and plans for continued editorial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Marie Grant
Charity and Children
IMC Panel Covers Four Subjects At YMCA Meeting
A panel at the YMCA Industrial Club discussed four topics led by C T Latimer Jr and Neil Austin. John Eshelman spoke on cost while Bruce Roberts outlined pre industry training and adult education efforts. Plans for an Industrial Education Center and an upcoming Bloodmobile visit were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Industrial Club
C. T. Latimer Jr
Neil Austin
Civil Defense
High Point
John Eshelman
Adams-Mills Corporation
Bruce Roberts
High Point City
Jamestown Sanitorium
Fred Davies
Davies
London
England
Forrest Edwards
Rell Pierce
Woman's Death Attributed To Thrombosis
Sudden death of Jessie Lee Hairston 55 of Park attributed to coronary thrombosis. Local authorities reported the case as a natural death with cause listed as a blood clot leading to heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Lee Hairston
Park
District School of Instruction for Area Masons Held
Masons from Thomasville Lexington and Denton join seven lodge members of the 22nd Masonic District at the Masonic Temple for a three session district school under J O House. Clyde S Chernault oversees the effort to educate lodge officers with degree work exemplified during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lexington
Denton
Masonic Temple
J. O. House
Clyde S. Chernault
Masonic District
Chernault
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry W. Agner
Mrs
T. T. Hanes
T. J. Yates
Morehead
Vada Gray
High Point Enterprise
Mod
Anelists
John Eshel
Fred
Bill Jackson
IMC
Paul Justice
Thomas Car Works
Jack Propst
Myrtle Desk Company
Paul Sullivan
Amos Hosiery
Claude Blackwell
Melrose Hosiery
Ben Farthing
Globe Parlor
Charles Stone
Carolina
Henry Brown
John Hill
Tomlinson
Sam Thomas
First Presbyterian Church
Lighthouse TV
Cowes
Duke Power CO
Main St
Flo Shoes
Bobbie Brooks
S. Main ST
Fashin
High Point Area
St. Louis
Missouri
Ausbury Payshror
Trucos
Krey Packing Company
ST. Louis, MO
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