Deaths and Funerals in Thomasville Area
Obituaries report Miss Minnie Lee Pittman 83 of Rosewood Place died after an extended illness. Katherine Moss of Fair Grove died at home after long illness. Judy Lookabill of Route 7 Lexington dies in hospital. John A. Jones 89 of Hillsboro dies. services planned. Surviving relatives and funeral arrangements listed with locations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lee Pittman
Rosewood Place
Liberty House
Thomasville
Halifax County
William Thomas
Mary Denton Pittman
Gethsemane Baptist Church
Whitakers
Melrose Hosiery Mill
Charlie
Lena) Williams
J. J. Pittman
Academy St
Harold C. Davis
Kenneth Moore
Floral Garden Park
Death claims J T McKibbin in High Point
John Thomas McKibbin 66 of 1139 Montheu Ave died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital at 7 20 am after two years of declining health. Born March 1 1906 in Philadelphia he lived in High Point 10 years before retiring from Singer Fidelity in 1972 after 30 years as engineering supervisor. He married Mildred Ruby Heiler in 1938 and is survived by his wife four daughters one son eight grandchildren a sister and a brother. Funeral plans incomplete with services and burial arranged locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Katherine
Kattie) Howard Moss
School Drive
Fair Grove
James E. Moss
Gerald Sullivan
Pearson County
David H
Ida Daniels Howard
Danville
Grace Lutheran Church
Albert M
Nettie) Holec
Mauldin
S. C
Maschil A
Katherine) Sullivan
Lakeland
Fla
Gerald
Dorothy) Sullivan
Rathland Ave
J. C. Green & Sons
Hoke H. Ritchie
Floral Garden Park
High Point
Heart Fund
John Thomas McKibbin
Montheu Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. McKibbin
Philadelphia
John Thomas
Cathleen McCarthy McKibbin
Mildred Ruby Heiler
Singer Fidelity
Mildred H. McKibbin
Barbara Ann McKibbin
Debra McKibbin
Otto
Mildred) Schick
Manuel
Kathleen) Bryant
Eau Gallie, Fla
John Thomas McKibbin Jr
Katherine Kabel
Audubon
N.J
Paul McKibbin
Sechrest Funeral Home
Edward F. Cox Begins Army Duty After Law Admission
Edward Finch Cox, President Nixon's son in law, reports for Army duty at Ft. Benning Georgia after being admitted to practice law in New York. His wife Tricia Cox was among those watching as he took the oath with 137 others at the appellate division courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Finch Cox
Nixon
Ft. Benning
New York State
Cox
Tricia
Appellate Division
Thomasville M R Harris 60 dies after heart attack
Thomasville mourns M R Harris 60 owner of Lank Harris Dairy Farm and businessman. He died at Community General Hospital after a heart attack at his farm. Survived by wife Mary Grimes Harris two sons and other relatives. Funeral at Memorial United Methodist Church. Burial Holly Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Sam P
Carl
Percy Harris
Memorial Memorial United Methodist Church
Philip L. Shore
Holly Hill Cemetery
Siler Funeral Home
Winston St
R. L. Pope Bible Class
Thomasville Lions Club
Obituary notices for Barber Wilson Thompson families
Obituaries note J C Barber of 1210 Queens St NE Washington DC died Saturday night. Survived by wife Martha, two sons Willie and Jerry, three sisters and two brothers. Body at John T Rhine Funeral Home. Also Ira D Wilson 85 of Linwood died Sunday in Hilltop Rest Home with large survivor list. Frank Thompson, 70, former High Point resident, died Friday in Camden South Carolina with extensive survivors. Funeral arrangements listed in the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Lookabill
Lexington
Judy Graves Lookabill
Route 7
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Ann O’shea
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Roy Church
Ft. Bragg
Louise Stewart
Frank
Irvin Graves
Clyde Graves
Glen Graves
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lena Koonts
R. D. Fritts
Robert
John Biesecker
Charlie Biesecker
Stoner’s Grove Baptist Church
Piedmont Funeral Home
Thomasville
Arthur Wilson Lackey
East Guilford St
J. C. Green and Sons
Robert P. Bunch
van &. Brinkley
Floral Garden Park
High Point
E. Guilford St
Lackey
Gregson Nursing Home
J. C. Barber
Queens St. N.E
Washington, D.C
Washington
A. B. Barber
Martha Barber
Willie Barber
Jerry Barber
Connie Sumpter
Annie Truesdale
Ellen L. Haywood
Willie
Paul Barber
John T. Rhine
O. Wilson
Ira D. Wilson
Rt. 1
Linwood
Hilltop Rest Home
Pearl Feetore Wilson
Foy Davis
Route 5
James Davis
Liberty
Newt Newsome
E. H. Wilson
Ira R. Wilson
B. Coy Wilson
Salisbury
Archie Hege
Wilkesboro
W. H. Wilson
B. F. Wilson
R. C. Wilson
Trinity
Piedmont Funeral Home Chapel
Frank Thompson
Camden
S. C
Patty Viola Thompson
College Dr
Ida Mae Sanders
New Jersey
Mattie Thompson Armstrong
Cedar St
Laura Thompson Curtis
Juanita Thompson Little
San Francisco
Calif
Jerry Thompson
Greensboro
Stolen Items Reported From High Point Memorial Hospital
Police logged multiple thefts Monday across High Point area. A watch worth 350 dollars disappeared from Pat Green’s room, a ten dollar purse theft noted for Janet Forbes, a $30 shotgun taken from Linda Holmes’s apartment after a brick was thrown through a sliding door, and Robert Ross reported a wallet worth 56 dollars lifted after a ride. Other losses included a 50 dollar box of plants from Garden House and a 200 dollar garden tiller from a Pearson Place lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Memorial Hospital
Pat Green
Valley Ridge Drive
Janet Forbes
Carrick Street
Linda Holmes
Northpoint Avenue
Robert Ross
Willow Place
Ross
Centennial- Barbee
N. Main Street
James Willard
Pearson Place
Fairfield
Ingram Roads
Willard
Six Year Old Injured After Car Hit by Vehicle
A six year old girl was treated and released from High Point Memorial Hospital after running into the side of a northbound car on Centennial. Police named Ralph Baker Cauthen, 34, of Greensboro as the driver. No charges were filed. Separate incidents yielded charges of failing to yield and improper brakes for several drivers on Ward Avenue and Gordon Street, with multiple collisions and no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Memorial Hospital
Centennial
Ralph Baker Cauthen
Greensboro
Cauthen
Albert Sidney Creech
Rotary Drive
Ward Avenue
Rhonda Gail Honeycutt
Rt. 5
High Point
Barbara Hoop Chapman
Rt. 2
Trinity
Surrett Drive-Finch Street
Yvonne Williams
Rt. 3
Gordon Street
David Dargan
Whiteoak Street
Dargan
Gordon
Junius McRae
Three Sentenced In Asheboro Break-In Case
Randolph County Superior Court sentenced Donnie Thomas Timothy Hussey and Stan Shelton all from Route 5 Asheboro for breaking into the Williams home on October 26 and stealing three firearms including a .30-30 Winchester rifle a .22 Winchester rifle and a 12 gauge shotgun. Timothy Hussey received six months for breaking and entering and six months for larceny plus probation for the larceny charge. Donnie Thomas got six months active plus six months for larceny. Stan Shelton was placed on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County
Rt. 5
Randolph County Superior Court
Superior Court
James Long
Donnie Thomas
Timothy Hussey
Route 5
Tech
Stan Shelton
James E. Williams
March Move Planned For Guilford County Courthouse
Guilford County officials plan to move many departments into the Eugene Street courthouse in early March. Workmen install vinyl wall coverings and carpeting across the six level building as crews complete small items before inspections. The move, expected to take 20 to 30 days, aims to finish furniture and phone hookups prior to occupancy to avoid past delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
Eugene Street
Robert Earnhart
Earnhart
City Hall
Percy Sears
Guilford
Court House
Guilford County Administration
Greene Street
Sheriff's Department
Multiple Drug Charges Against Otteray Drive Resident
Police stopped Henry Franklin Davis Jr. 22 on a Broad Avenue and Lindsay Street intersection for a traffic charge. He was charged with exceeding a safe speed improper registration and possession of a syringe and needles marijuana and LSD with bonds set at 1600 and a March 8 trial date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otteray Drive
Broad Avenue
Lindsay Street
Henry Franklin Davis Jr
Davis
Dr. Ginsburg Named Advisor for Southern Optometry Jubilee
Dr. Marshall E. Ginsburg of High Point North Carolina is named area advisor and liaison for the Golden Jubilee Southern Educational Congress of Optometry. The Feb 26 event at the Marriott Motor Hotel in Atlanta is expected to draw about 2,800 attendees from 40 states with 106 hours of lectures on refraction contact lenses and low-vision aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Marshall E. Ginsburg
High Point
N.C
Mariott Motor Hotel
Pace Maker Not Peacemaker Says Pursuit of Happiness
A reflective line argues that driving progress and setting pace yields more satisfaction than merely maintaining peace. It emphasizes proactive leadership and personal initiative as routes to fulfillment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pittman
J. E. Moss
Thomaville
John A. Jones
Hillsboro
Watts Hospital
American Tobacco Co
Durham
Crossroads Baptist Church
Pearl Jones
Austin
Faydene) Newton
Cook St
Louise McCall
Charles
Grace) Goldberg
Vineland
James
Odell Jones
Allen and
Irvin Jones
Arlie Jones
Sadie Jones
Walker
J. T. McKibbin
Mrs
Betty Clark
Betty Young Clark
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
B. R. Hiatt
Billy Long
John Settlemyre
Guilford Memorial Park
Cumby
Bruce Simmons
Roger Rich
Dewey Linville
Russell Swaim
Bill Swaim
O. H. Saunders
Clark
Kay-Lynn Manufacturing Company
Chestnut Drive
Broad Ave
Cumby, Mortuary
Vue
Prince
Aval
Betty ‘Young
P.M. Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
CT Leo Cann Ae Pra
Eo Core Ees
Eee
Leonard Dow Hunt
PWM
Sechrest Chapel
Bertha Lenora Peebles Proctor
Ennis St. Wesleyan Church
John T. McKibbin
Edward F. Cox
M. R. Harris
A. W. Lackey
J. Barber
Zenith
Piedmont Hearing Aid Center
N. Main ST
Sheraton Hotel
Vital
New
V ‘Sant and Cleaners
Camela
Fabriconte
Gan
Thurman Lee Sturdivant
Henley Street
Florine Sturdivant
Woodrow Massey
N. Centennial Street
Roy Doe Honeycutt
Salem Street
Biltmore Hotel
High Street
Massey
Honeycutt
Paul Edward Hylton
Jamestown
Stefeing Go Visualiner
Stawitt
Don Gibhardt
Jabe
Dr. Ginsburg
Broad St
Twin Oaks
Westchester
Davis Funeral Home
Nate
Rae
Harold(. Davis
Funeral Home
Chafeet
Blowers North Main
Farriss Avenue
Carolina Tire
N.C. Auto
Carolina Tire CO
Goodyear
English RD
High Point, N.C
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