Deaths and Funerals across local towns claim multiple lives
The region reports several deaths and funeral notices including Mrs Kathleen Jill TenBroeck Riley 26 of Hampton Virginia and Mrs Anna Georgia Beck Dunning 30 in Thomasville. Ivey Edward Lineberry 52 dies at home in Asheboro while Lee Roy Sink 79 of Mebane passes after years of decline. Memorials are requested to Hopewell United Methodist Church or Church Cemetery Fund. Funeral services are set across Trinity McFarland hospital High Point and local chapels with burials at Oakwood and Floral Garden Park Cemeteries.
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Hopewell United Methodist Church
Church Cemetery Fund
J. ¥. Riley JR
Kathleen Jill TeaBroeck Riley
Alpine Drive
Hampton
Mary's Immaculate Hospital
Hillsdale
Mich
Michigan State University
Tucker-Capps School
Joseph William Rlley Jr
High Point
Carolyn Christine Riley
Mes
C. W. TenBroeck
Amboy
Dearborn Heights
Margaret TenBroeck
Susan Ford
Michigan
Charles W. TenBroeck
Tucker-Capps
John C. Davis
Richard
Mrs. Lambeth dies at 72 in North Carolina
Carrie Crouse Lambeth, 72, of Route 5 Holly Grove Road, wife of Ernest Lambeth Sr., died at Baptist Hospital after years of declining health. She was born August 24, 1903 in Davidson County, a charter Cedar Lodge Baptist Church member, retired at Melrose Hosiery Mill, married April 14, 1919, and is survived by her husband, three daughters, two sons, five sisters, two brothers, 18 grandchildren, and 18 greats. Funeral at Cedar Lodge Baptist Church with burial at Clarksburg United Methodist Cemetery.
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L. A. Sink Mebane
Lee Roy Sink
North 2Nd St
Davidson County
Mebane Co
Dorothy S. Alfred
Mebane
Zelma Lambeth
Thomasville
Walker's Funeral Home
Charles Lemley
Fred King
Oakwood Cemetery
Walker
Anna Georgia Beck Dunning
Albert
Genette Beck
Mt. Tabor
Lexington
Dunning
Martha Dunning
Vance
Vera) Holder
Raeford
Catherine) Bailey
Barney
Hazel) Tuttle
Irene Street
Loren
Gennie) Slack
Pennington Avenue
W.L. Dunning
Foy
Pete) Dunning
Garden City
Calif
Grady Johnson
Greeksboro
Jennie Beck
J.C. Green and Sons
Hev. Cortney Ross
Mt. Tabor Reform Church
Herbert Payton Stinson
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Highway 66
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Stinson
Randolph County
Payton
Lou Brown Stinson
High Point
Edna Cox
R-C Motor Lines
Diamond Hosiery MMI
Sophia Lumber Co
North Main Baptist Church
Edna Cox Stinson
David
Shirley) Matthews
Teague Lane
Muneral
Bob M. Polk
Joe ‘Taylor
Floral’ Garden Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
Carrie Crouse Lambeth
Rt. 5
Holly Grove Road
Ernest Lambeth Sr
Baptist Hospital
Edward G
Pearlie Sechrist Crouse
Cedar Lodge
Melrose Hosiery Mill
Lambeth
Fred
Lottie) Miller
Lambeth Drive
Donald
Nelle) Starrett
Reidsville
J. O
Lucy) Surrabt
Rt. 2
Denton
Ernest Lambeth Jr
Fister Ferry Road
David L. Lambeth
Amazon Road
Willie
Mary) Beck
Ray
Savannah) Hulin
Route
Cloise
Mattie) Imbler
Gurney
Effie) Myers
Loja
Ha) Scarlette
Everett Crouse
Carlle Crouse
May Road
Cedar Lodge Baptist Church
W. Broadway
Clarksburg United Methodist Church
J.C. Green and Sons Funeral
Miller
Theodore Craven Ramseur
Theodore Craven
Rt. 6
Asheboro
Randolph Hospital
Pleasant Cross United Church of Christ
Dorothy Ledman Craven
Ernest L
W. Bascom Craven
Wilfred Pugh
Franklinville
Ervin Lineberry
Herman
Delbert
Loflin
Guilford County Tax listing period ends this weekend
Guilford County tax office urges residents to list personal property by Friday to avoid a 10 percent penalty. William Newman says hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. this week, with the office closed Saturday January 31. About 18,000 listing blanks mailed to High Point area residents.
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William Newman
Guilford County
Tax Dept
Newman
High Point
Power outage hits High Point area restored quickly
Electrical power was knocked out over a broad area of High Point today. City crews quickly restored the service after a spokesman explained the area affected extended from Greensboro Road into the Oakview area. The cause of the failure was not immediately determined.
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High Point
Greensboro Road
Oakview
Alcoholism Week Proclaimed by North Carolina Governor
Governor Jim Holshauser designated January 25 to 31 as Alcoholism Awareness Week in North Carolina. He cited at least 100000 affected residents and federal studies placing annual costs at 634 million dollars. The Alcoholism Research Authority will sponsor scientific meetings in Charlotte Wednesday through Friday to highlight current research.
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Raleigh - Gov
Jim Holshauser
North Carolina
Eng
The
Alcoholism Research Authority
Charlotte
Three Students Selected for Who's Who Listing at ASU
Joseph Grant Boone, Margaret Amelia Cuda, and Jayn Leigh Cox of High Point are among 56 Appalachian State University students named in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities & Colleges. Seniors Cheek and Cox are listed with fields biology and physical education, respectively, while Cuda is a senior with a chemistry related major.
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Wayne B. Cox
Brookview Circle
High Point
Ee Partgn Aiea
Icipati
Sellides
Two Gunmen Rob Home Of County Grocer and Wife
Floyd W. Gamble, 63, of Rt. 1 Greensboro, reported two gunmen robbed his home Sunday night. A man claiming SBI searched the house, tied the couple and their daughter, while two others ransacked the premises. About $2,000 in cash and valuables were stolen. the family was unharmed.
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Floyd W. Gamble
Rt. 1
Greensboro
Guilford
Sheriff's Deputies
Gamble
Highway 220
State Bureau of Investigation
Walter R. Nelson
Holden Road
Jimmy L. Tatum
Manor
Gunman Robs Thomasville Kwik-Pik Store
A black gunman robbed the Kwik-Pik on National Highway Sunday afternoon, taking an undetermined amount of cash. The manager, James Ange, was the only person inside. The bandit fled with an accomplice in a car toward High Point. no arrests by Monday morning.
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Thomasville
National Highway
James Ange
High Point
Willie E. Wall
Hasty School Road
Kennedy
Ronnie Blair
E. Holly Hill Rd
Holly Hil
Shurling Drives Juvenile System Reform Push
Shurling played a key role in exposing systemic ills and pushing legislative remedies. He highlighted that about half of children in the system were not criminals but status offenders or discipline problems at home.
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General Assembly
Shurling
Shuning
Shooting Defendant Receives Probation
Judge Lester P. Martin sentenced Moses Green 24 of Douglas Drive to a 21 month suspended sentence and three years probation Thursday for the shooting of 2 year old Roosevelt Moore The court also continued prayer for judgment for Maggie Moore the child s mother charged as an accessory after the fact Green was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon In District Court charges of assault resulting from a stabbing outside the courthouse in Thomasville City Hall were dismissed against Tillman Ray McDowell 21 of Williams Street McDowell was accused of stabbing Burlin Biscoe McDaniel under the arm outside the courtroom doors He faced assault with a deadly weapon charge
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Lexington
Lester P. Martin
Moses Green
Douglas Drive
Roosevelt Moore
Maggie Moore
Face Green
Doak Street Moore
Perpetual Report Highlights Near-Record Savings Gain
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association reports a near-record rise in savings for 1975 with 15 000 savers receiving dividends totaling 3 496 826 dollars. Savings grew by 7 411 054 dollars to a high of 61 679 218 dollars. Total assets reached 999 496 098. Parker Jr. re-elected president and secretary. Amas elected to board. Several directors re-elected or continuing terms.
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Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
A. Scott Parker Jr
Perpetual
Parker
Association
Local Students Join Pfeiffer College Concert Choir
Two High Point area students will participate in Pfeiffer College Concert Choir. Craig Collins, son of Mr and Mrs Paul A Collins of High Point, is a new music education major. Emily Witty, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert L Witty of Route 2 Trinity, is a junior elementary education major.
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Misenheimer
High Point Area
Pfeiffer College
Craig Collins
Teoor
Paul A. Collins
High Point
Emily Witty
Rey
Robert L. Witty
Route 2
Trinity
Kidney Board Posts Filled By City Women
Two high painters were elected to spots on the Kidney Foundation of North Carolina. Mrs. Jo Hayworth was elected secretary and Mrs. Carol Farmer was elected to the board of trustees. The Kidney Foundation of North Carolina is an affiliate of the National Kidney Foundation, a nonprofit public health agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidney Board
The
Kidney Foundation of
North Carolina
Jo Hayworth
Carol Farmer
the Kidney Foundation of
National Kidney Foundation
Prayer Hotline Message From Jamestown MW
A prayer request line offers confidential support. Call 454-14311 or 438-4511 with your need, no name required, and prayers will be offered. Mail address P O Box 134 Jamestown MW C 27392 for written responses.
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P.O
Jamestown
Coliseum
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Lee Stewart
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Lizzie Mall
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Shelton Newsom
Vernon Hedgecock
Jim Venable
J. AM. Randall
James Mabe
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Roy Stout
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Lona Stout
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J. B. Stout
Bethlehem Wesleyan Church
G. E. Laws
D. A. Pulliam
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Loflin Funeral Home
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OM. WN
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Ed Mendenhall
John W. Clinard Jr
William M Corrigan
David M. Covington
C.C. Edwards Jr
J. Roger Edwards
T. A. Anglish Jr
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Clinard
Amos
H. E. Clement
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J. H. Oglesby
S. H. George
Gare
Cera
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Kenneth Feld
Richard Barstow
Greensboro Coliseum
High Point Enterprise