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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1972

Page

3

Deaths & Funerals in Thomasville and Greensboro Notices

Herman Ray Woods 62 of 109 Lake View Circle died at High Point Memorial Hospital. He was a foreman at Thomasville Furniture and member of Liberty Baptist Church. James Daniel Craven 85 of Rt. 2 High Point died at High Point Memorial Hospital after three weeks ill. Evelyn Ramsey Grimmett 50 of Rt. 4 High Point died at High Point Memorial Hospital. Willie Alvin Crumpler 65 of 819 W Florida St Greensboro died on arrival at Moses Cone Hospital. Funeral services and burial details listed for each, with family visit times noted.

Thomasville Herman Ray Woods Lakeview Circle High Point Memorial Hospital Mr. Woods Rockingham County Thomasville Furniture Industries Liberty Baptist Church Ben May Greensboro Willie Alvin Crumpler Florida St Moses Cone Hospital Hanes-Lineberry Vanstory Street Crumpler Johnston County May Reagan Betty E. Crumpler Jamestown Marilyn Gregson Glenola Condrary Crumpler The Home Thomas Gibson Petersburg Thelma Gilmore James Crumpler Howard and Alton Crumpler Durham

Allen Jay student activities and grade reports summary

Exams finished and report cards due. girls team beat Western Guilford 41 to 35. Upcoming away games against Wentworth and Bethany at 6:30 p.m. Pam Swift named High Point Youth of the Month. FBLA plans for March Durham convention. activity schedule plus varied clubs met. Nursery visit at Allen Jay Baptist Church. two student teachers from Appalachian State University.

Western Guilford Allen Jay Wentworth Bethany Pamela Eileen Swift High Point Pam Swingers FBLA Durham Monogram Future Teachers of America Ruth Causey Allen Jay Baptist Church Pat Taylor Linn Copeland Fran Lumpkins Appalachian State University Copeland Dorothy Beasley Miss Lumpkins Jeanne Grana

Funeral service set for Peter Hall in Sanford church

Funeral services for Peter James Hall age 71 of Rt. 2 High Point are planned Sunday at 2 p.m. at Saint Andrews Presbyterian Church Sanford with ministers Rev James P Sample and Rev Paul Sparks. Interment follows in the church cemetery. The body moved from Cumby Mortuary to the residence today at 11 a.m. with a brief service at 7 30 p.m. and will remain there until transported to Sanford one hour before Sundays service. He died at his home Friday.

Peter James Hall Saint Andrews Presbyterian Church Sanford James P. Sample Paul Sparks Cumby Mr. Hall Rt. 2 High Point

Three Injured In Friday High Point Traffic Accidents

Three people sustained injuries in two car crashes on English Road and Rotary Drive in High Point on Friday. Gurney Hill, 24, a passenger in a car driven by Dwight Landreth, was hurt. Landreth and Caldwell, 27, faced stop violation charges. Matthews, 57, collided with a pole after speeding. Joan Gardner, 23, injured in a four vehicle wreck on West Green Drive.

High Point Gurney Thomas Hill Rt. 2 Lexington Dwight Wayne Landreth Player Drive English Road Ward Street Raymond Eugene Caldwell E. Guilford Street William Harvey Matthews Sunset Drive Rotary Drive Ray Street W. Green Drive Trinity Avenue Joan Gardner Armstrong Street Harold Davis Gardner Armstrong Thomas Morris Lewis Woody Michael Hicks Trinity Ruth Robertson Woodard Denny Street Lewis

Tip to motorists on icy highways urges慎慎 driving

A cautionary note warns drivers to avoid underrating danger or overrating skill while traveling on icy highways, urging safe speeds and alert behavior to prevent accidents.

Infant Tonya Walters Dies in High Point Hospital

Five month old Tonya Kristine Walters daughter of Leon Franklin and Peggy Lynn Walters of 909 Grace St died at High Point Memorial Hospital Friday at 10 20 p.m after a one day illness and 16 hours as a patient born August 10 1971 in Scotland County Surviving is her maternal grandfather Huel Hamlet Wicks Semora Funeral is set for Monday at 11 a.m. from the Church of God on E Green Drive with Rev J J Herron Interment will be in a local cemetery. The body will lie at Cumby Mortuary until the church service time The family will be at the funeral home Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.

James Daniel Jim) Craven Rt. 2 High Point Lexington Ave High Point Memorial Hospital Mr. Craven Davie County Mocksville William A Anna Collett Craven Minnie Lou Glascoe Spring Hill Alvin Ruth) Latham Patagonia Ariz Colon Craven Stanton Craven Thomasville Bennie Craven Kernersville Erma Charles George Craven Spring Hill United Methodist Church William L. Crowell D. W. Willard Sechrest Funeral Home Harry G. Grimmett Ivey J Claudine) Causey Leop Road Ronald Crystal) Cox Woodbind Ivan (Fonda) McCrosky Rt. 5 Gloria Delight Grimmett Harry Laford Grimmett Rt. 1 River Road Jamestown Otho G. Ramsey Fisher Street Rita Love Bristol Jesse Miller Salem Pid Dillon Dora Pauley Bland, Va Sherman Ramsey Winston-Salem Samuel Ramsey Westchester Drive Bryce Ramsey New Jersey Robert Ramsey Washington, D. C Teexie Ramsey Barker St Sec Tonya Kristine Walters Leon Franklin Peggy Lynn Wicks Walters Grace St Tonya Kristine Scotland County Huel Hamlet Wicks Semora Church of God E. Green Drive J. J. Herron Cumby

City School Menus Week of January 24 1972

Elementary and junior high menus list daily meals for Monday through Friday. Items include hot dogs with cole slaw and green beans, porkettes with mashed potatoes and green peas, spaghetti with tossed salad and garlic bread, barbecued chicken with buttered rice, vegetable soup with bologna sandwich, and later beef and gravy with corn. Desserts include cake, cookies, pineapple slice, pear halves, cherry and banana puddings.

Jamestown DSA Name Award Winner Jimmy A Young

Jamestown Jaycees president Jimmy A Young received the Distinguished Service Award at a banquet. James F. Foster honored him as last year’s DSA recipient. Young helps Little League programs and toys for needy children, is a church member, and married to Barbara Morgan. He is a lifelong Jamestown resident.

Jamestown Jimmy A Young Jamestown Jaycees Young James F. Foster DSA Western and Southern Life Insurance Company Bales Chapel Methodist Barbara Morgan Jamestown Area North Carolina State College Raleigh

Safety Is Topic Of GTI Course In Jamestown

Guilford Technical Institute will offer a two evening per week course starting Monday on the federal Occupational Safety and Health Act. Directed at newly appointed safety personnel, the classes run 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays in the Adult Education Building at the Jamestown campus.

Jamestown Guilford Technical Institute Ben Gray Gray

Drunken Driving Charge Reported In Thomasville

Police report the Thursday arrest of Phillip Douglas Byerly 21 of Amazon Road on drunken driving. He was picked up on Randolph Street and jailed. Police records also show a tape player valued at 100 dollars stolen from a car parked at Community General Hospital Thursday night.

Thomasville Phillip Douglas Byerly Amazon Road Byerly Randolph Street Community General Hospital

Panther Case On Docket In High Point Court

A special two week session of Superior Court opens in High Point for the long delayed trial of four teenagers arrested Feb 10 1971 after a gun battle with local law enforcement at the Black Panther community center. Defendants Larry Medley Bradford Lilley Winston Salem George DeWitt Randolph Jennings face charges including assault with a deadly weapon and two counts of assault on an officer with a firearm.

Superior Court High Point Larry Medley Anaheims Street Bradford Mizell Lilley Hulda Street Winston-Salem George DeWitt Fern Avenue Randolph Jennings Clark Avenue Guilford County Black Panther Black Panther Community Center Hulda St

Break-In at Lake Road Home Reported

Thomasville sheriff’s deputies investigated a break in at Jerry Moose’s Lake Road residence. Thieves took weapons including a 12 gauge shotgun with scope, a 30-30 rifle, a .22 pistol, golf clubs, and a boat motor totaling $580 while Moose was at work.

Thomasville Jerry Moose Lake Road Here Davidson County Sheriff's Deputies Sheriff's Department Moose

One Innocent 32 Are Convicted On Liquor Counts

Thirty three were arrested in a liquor law round-up and tried in District Court. All but one were found guilty on counts of possession of tax paid whisky or beer for sale. Fred Dones was acquitted. Several defendants received six month suspended sentences and fines. Some cases bound over or dismissed.

Fred Dones Clara Cox Carolyn Morgan E. Washington Drive Sarah McBee Henry Lee Moffitt Brooks Avenue Essie S. Murrell Francis Smith Tate Street Lorenzo Leach Franklin Avenue Louise Johnson Redding Street Alexander Dumas Joe Dunn Habersham Road Effie Stewart Herbert Street J. A. Stradivant Loflin Avenue Rosa L Sherman Edmondson Street Marie F. Nelson McDonald Tate Janice Dockery Wendell Avenue Mae L. Tillman Furlough Street Catherine Tillman Daniel Brooks Bernice Ezekiel Glenn Evans Centennial Avenue Superior Court Jerry Mock Fern Street Mock Donald Vanderhall Martin Street Avery Pleasant Suggs Route 1 John Floyd Hill Graylan Drive Dexter S. Stockwell Washington Drive William J. Southard Montheu Avenue Hill Stockwell Southard

Downtown permits issued for residential and commercial work

The inspections unit granted an $18,000 permit to Churches Fried Chicken Inc for alterations on English Road and a $20,000 permit to Earl Phillips for improvements to a S Main Street business. New dwellings include two houses for R A Phipps at $24,500 each on Shalemar Road, a $12,000 house for John Foy on Eugene Street, and a $17,000 house for W R Malpass on N Centennial Avenue. Additional permits total 19 for residential improvements $33,590, 20 for dwelling repairs $18,218, nine for fencing $5,057, and six for roofing $16,622.

English Road Churches Fried Chicken, Inc Earl Phillips S. Main Street R. A. Phipps Shalemar Road John Foy Eugene Street W. R N. Centennial Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Herman R. Woods James Craven Mary Jones Beauford Kitty) Trotter Lakeshore Dr Paul Doris) Wright Shell Road Walter Judy) McDaniel Route 5 Tommy Wanda) Evans Old Lexington Road Herman Ray Woods Jr Carter Drive Harold Woods Route 2 Wayne Woods Russell Jernigan Steve Allen Reidsville Clyde Woods Danville Siler Funeral Home Kenneth Miller Henry C. Thompson Holly Hills Cemetery Lakeview Mrs. Grimmett Evelyn Ramsey Grimmett Rt. 4 Grimmett Mayberry Otho G Annie Sarver Ramsey Harry Gray Hammett Millers T. V Full Gospel Tabernacle Willie A. Crumpler Debbie Coltrane Peter Hall Harris Heating and Air Conditioning Chrysler Corporation Alirtemp Walters Infant Flora Wall Flora Saferight Wall Center Friends Meeting C. F. Landreth Bob Medford Church Wall Route 8 Clapp Pleasant Garden Jamestown Dsa Barell Beauty College William Grady Lawson Ramseur Randolph County Panther Premtary Davis Patrol & Watchman Nah Buford Curtis Petty Spring Hill United Mrs. Evelyn Grimmett Real Estate Education, Inc North Carolina Guilford Room Top of the Mart East Green Street Edward H. Shaw Meredith Auto Sales North C.E. . Honeycutt Ae Ustom Craptsaseip Beulah McCoy Betty Hunter Grayson Street Willie Andrews Hoskins Street Vance Ingram Newlin Place Otis Mitchel S. Hamilton Street Mary T. Alford Vail Street Odell Thacker Gilbert Wallace Redding William Welch E. Washington Dewey McDonald Edna McLeod Frances Thomas Kelsey Locklear Royal Rt. 6 Williams Flowers & Gifts Hazel Willams Decorator Piedmont Hearing Aid Center Sheraton Hotel Tiger Industries Ino Tryon St Courtesy Rd Thomas Car Works Our Name Hauser-Marley Vowhauser Tatum Feed & Seed Store N. Wrenn ST
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