Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Area
A spate of obituaries details the deaths of Mrs. Onita Albert Jobe of High Point and Mrs. Olie Lewis of Greensboro along with multiple local residents in Thomasville and Asheboro. Surviving relatives include sons, daughters, grandchildren, and siblings. Services and burial plans are announced, with memorials directed to church causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onita Albert Jobe
Arbordale Drive
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jobe
New Orleans
James
Isabel Berrera Albert
High Point
Manhattan Island
N.Y
Howard Daniel Jobe
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Howard Lewis Jobe
Washington, D.C
Francis Connolly
Holy Sepulcher Mausoleum
Southfield
Mich
Olie Lewis
Greensboro
Olie G. Lewis
Sacramento Drive
Wesley Long Hospital
Randolph County
Southside Baptist Church
Golden Circle
Billy S
J. Albert
A. John
Samuel E. Lewis
Mary Scott
Florence
S.C
Betty Burns
Forbis and Dick
Thomasville
Gilbert Clayton Beck
Willowbrook Drive
Fair Grove
Mr. Beck
Davidson County
William Ambrose
W.A
Bessie Janette Myers Beck
Hughesville
Shipping Department of
Carolina Veneer Co
U.S. Marine Corps
Loma Rothrock
Raleigh Road
Eula Mare Murphy
Kingston Road
Lucille Nifong
Cunningham Brickyard Road
Paul
Ruby) Sullivan
Holly Grove Road
Walter P
Davie) Byerly
Johnsontown Road
Raeford
Pearl) Brinkley
Cooksey Drive
Wilbur
Hilda) Tuttle
Emmitt
Evelyn) Marion
Charlotte
Fred Beck
Zebulon
Olin Beck
Fair Grove United Methodist Church
Joe M. G. Warner
Henry Flowers
Siler-Sechrest Funeral
Mike
Wanda) Faircloth
Carolina Avenue
Fair Grove Lions Club
Jim Davis
Joe Don Fouts
Dale Faircloth
Clifton Jones
Dalton Fritts
Dermont Jarrett
Asheboro
Troy
Jay Trotter
Route 3
Randolph Hospital
Jay Bunting
Max Cabes
Carnesville
John Austin Trotter
Tillman Wayne Trotter
Charles Trotter
Columbus
James Trotter
Falls Church
Joseph Trotter
Church
Ridge Funeral Home
J. H. Rogers
Rockingham
James H. Rogers
Route 2
Stokes County
Ledbetter United Methodist Church
Pansy Gibson Rogers
James H. Rogers Jr
Ohatchee
Ala
Raymond Lawson Rogers
Claus Hunsucker
King
Ruth Miller
Shirley Stanley
William Meachum
Green Lake Cemetery
Conventioneers Ill, Wake County Seeks CDC Probe
Wake County health officials asked the CDC to investigate an illness among 200 visiting members of the Men's Garden Clubs of America at a Raleigh luncheon. Two unidentified toxins appeared in lab tests of food served Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Wake County
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Jane Wooten
Wake County Health Dept
Men's Garden Clubs of America
Mayor Lazarow Shatters Handshake Record in Atlantic City
Mayor Joseph Lazarow shook more than 11 000 hands in Atlantic City surpassing a 76 year old mark set by Theodore Roosevelt. He told a cheering crowd after meeting the Guinness Book of World Records editor that the handshakes felt good and his hand is holding up well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N.J
Joseph Lazarow
Theodore Roosevelt
Lazarow
Steel Pier
Robert Landreth
Guilford Mills
W. Wendover Avenue
Laura Troxler
Jamestown- Guilford College Road
Ogden Deal
Deal
North Carolina inflation climbs across food fuel and dining
The North Carolina cost of living survey shows fuel and utilities up 11.7 percent from October 1976 to April 1977 led by natural gas and fuel oil gains of 34.7 and 11.7 percent. Food costs rose 5.3 percent with coffee and fruits and vegetables driving the increases while poultry and meat declined 0.8 percent. The report also notes restaurant meals up 6.9 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Division of
State Budget and Management
Tadlock Dies After Alleged Choking At Randleman Park
Bobby S. Tadlock, 41, of Route 3 Randleman died Saturday after choking on his vomit at Memory Trailer Park. Deputies reported he collapsed from a chair while with two companions who left him to rest, returning hours later to find him unconscious. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Randolph Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Treavor Carmichael
Fuller Mill Road
Scotland Memorial Hospital
Laurinburg
Wagram
Carmichael
Randolph County
Mayfield Harris
Emma C. Harry Harris
Washington, D.C
10Th Street Baptist Church
Davidson Nursing Home
Daryl Carmichael
Washington, D. C
Fred Harris
Route 3
Central United Methodist Church
W. P. Cole
Mt. Olivet
Thomas Haizlip
Funeral Home
Wade Worthy
Christine Terry
Rt. 3
Randleman
Bobby S. Tadlock
Carl Moore
Tadlock
Randolph Hospital
Memory
660 Plants Confiscated on July Weekend
Deputies watched marijuana plants grow over the July 4 weekend but did not catch any growers. About 660 illegal plants were removed from two fields in Back Creek Township and near Coleridge after weeks of observation. The sites showed signs of regular watering despite no visible tending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Randolph
South Plains Field Church Road
Back Creek Township
Coleridge
Autopsy Finds Drowning in Bray Death Near Franklinville Mill
Randolph Sheriff Carl Moore reports autopsy shows 14-year-old Jeff Bray died by drowning with no foul play. Bray was last seen June 21 and found June 23 in Deep River near Franklinville Mill after a search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph
Carl Moore
Jeff Bray
Franklinville
Bray
Deep River
Area Man Hurt As Motorcycle Hits Automobile
James Vincent Simone of Stoneybrook Drive listed in satisfactory condition at High Point Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle accident on Monday. He said he hit a rock on Stoneybrook at Suffolk and struck a parked car. He was charged with having no operator's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vincent Simone
Stoneybrook Drive
High Point Memorial Hospital
Simone
Stoneybrook
Suffolk Drive
Byron Johnson
E. Commerce Avenue
Maruice Tyrone Johnson
Sharon Street
E. Russell Avenue
Park Street
Thomas James Smith
Brentwood Street
Thissell Street
Ragan Avenue
Smith
Paul Edward Floyd Jr
Valley Brook Drive
Pineburr Drive
Dillon Road
Floyd
Billy Carter Attends 4th In Lexington
Billy Carter visits Lexington Tennessee for the World Champion Pole-Climbing Contest. He poses with his daughter Kim, signs autographs, and hands out the top prize, enjoying the event despite no beer on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Carter
Lexington
Lexington, Tenn
Kim
Carter
UW Selects Pacesetters
Ten High Point area firms join a new United Way Pacesetter Division to kick off the campaign July 19. Led by Clarence Keever, the group aims to raise over 160000, more than 20 percent of the goal, and set the tempo for the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Way
Greater
Dick Meadows
First Union National Bank
Clarence Keever
Patrician Furniture
Globe Table
Globe Textile
Globe Administrative Office
Keever
Unattended Stove Ignites Kitchen Fire in Home
City firefighters battled a kitchen fire at 1403 C E Commerce Avenue when two pots were left unattended on an electric stove. Nathaniel Bridges woke to flames and burned his right hand while trying to extinguish the fire. he reportedly did not seek hospital treatment. The kitchen sustained fire and heat damage. In a separate incident at 810 S Main St, Columbia Food Market, a storage room fire caused moderate fire and extensive smoke damage due to defective wiring in service panels. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Bridges
Commerce Avenue
Fire Department
Bridges
High Point Memorial Hospital
Columbia Food Market
S. Main St
Rooney Special Probes How Hard Americans Work Tonight
Andrew Rooney hosts Mr. Rooney Goes to Work a CBS News special touring 100 factories and workplaces. He interviews workers union chiefs business leaders and others including a Fort Lauderdale interview with Sanford Noll. The program favors positives and light irony but lacks Rooney’s sharper edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Sharbutt
LOS Angeles
Andrew Rooney
Washington
CBS News
Mr. Rooney
U.S. Dept
Rooney
The
Thing
America
Florida
Stanford Noll
San
Ford Noll
Cleveland
Fort Lauderdale
Rooney & Co
Fort Lauderale
Noll
Channel Converter Program Schedules Furnished by Stations
Schedules listed in TV listings are supplied by stations and networks and can change without notice. Network addresses include ABC 1330 Ave of Americas New York NY CBS West Sand Street New York NY NBC 50 Rockefeller Plaza New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sctvaria
ABC
Ave of Americas
New York
CBS
West Sand Street
NBC
Rockefeller Plaza
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. D. Jobe
G. C. Beck
Mrs. Treavor Carmichael
T. J. Trotter
Co. L. Fritts
Calvin Lanning Fritts
Floyd Baptist Church
D. W. Digh
Mr. Fritts
Route 6
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Farriss Avenue
Harold C. Davis
Aeries
Chestnut DR
Trindale RD
Archdale
Robert Martin
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Order of the Golden Rule
Lexington Ave
Raymond John Roberts
N. Manin Baptist Church
Siser-Sechrest
Randolph ST
Bessie Davis Welch
Bethel United Methodist Church
M. Fair Grove United Methodist Church
Lon Phon
National
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Bill Hoke
Orrell's
Puneral
Liberty Road
CDC
N.C
Campbell
RandlemanMan
Serice
Pacesetter
Amos Hosiery
Schoonbeck
City of
Harriss-Covington Hosiery
Myrtle Desk
Alma Desk
Adams-Millis
Elm St
U.S. Furniture Industries
Carolina Container
Burlington Industry
Ha - Ee & Walls
Sears Electric CO
Mr. Goes
Wrasseh
WBTV
Chariotte
WTTGW
CWGHP
WXI
Winston-Salem
Wdcawret
WICG
Liers Club
Muppets
N-C
MacNeil
Lehrer Rept
Kojax
M. D
ABC News
Laverne
NBC News
Wunc Wy “Er
Wsoc
Wwtcg
DCA
Chapel Hill
Washington Saches Stn
Salem
Washington Cable
Fen
Emergency
Love Lucy
Andy
Steppe Fen Bas
Adam
Fermwood
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