Deaths and Funerals Notices From Local Obituaries
Deaths and funeral services for John Oliver Kry 86 were held at Orrell's Northside Funeral Home. Interment was in Mitchell's Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Cynthia R. File 4 died in Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem after a long illness. She lived in Thomasville and was active in Memorial Methodist Church and civic groups. Funeral at 5 p.m. at 114 Carmall St. Interment City Cemetery. Thomas Reid Thornburg 65 of National Highway to be buried at Fair Grove Cemetery after services at Unity Methodist Church. He died Saturday in City Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver Kry
Orrell
Northside
Cecil E. Haworth
High Point
Asheboro St
Thomasville
Cynthia R. File
Carmall St
Baptist
Winston-Salem
William H
Ada Thompson File
Memorial Methodist Church
The
Eastern Star
American Legion Auxiliary
Crutchfield Hardware Company
Lawrence Hauser
Fremont, Neb
Beulah M. File
Walter File
Raleigh
Frank R. File
Frank Jordan
City Cemetery
Thomas Reid Thornburg
Unity Methodist Church
John K. Miller
C. C. Loy
Fair Grove Methodist Church
Thornburg
City Memorial Hospital
Susan Everhart Dies A Davidson County Native
Mrs. Susan Yakley Everhart 77 a Johnsontown resident died Sunday morning at Churchland Rest Home after a years long illness. She was born November 17 in Davidson County and lived there her whole life. A Sunday School teacher and active church worker, she was married February 6 1906. Funeral held at Rich Fork Baptist Church led by Dr. C. M. Pegram and Rev. W. N. Parker with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Susan Yakley
Nan) Everhart
Johnsontown
Churchland Rest Home
Everhart
Leonard Yakley
Davidson County
Rich Fork Baptist Church
C. M. Pegram
W. N. Parker
Homer C Brown Lexington Ave Resident Dies
Homer Clark Brown 54 of 306 E Lexington Ave died Sunday night at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem after five years of declining health and one week of serious illness. Born in Jamestown August 29 1904 he was a son of W C and Mossie Lineberry Brown and married August 26 1928 to Nettie L Carroll of Augusta Georgia. He lived in High Point over 30 years and was a shoe man. Surviving are his wife three daughters three sons and nine other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Clark Brown
E. Lexington Ave
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mr. Brown
Jamestown
W. C
Mossie Lineberry Brown
Nettie L. Carroll
Augusta
High Point
Nettie C. Brown
C. F. Brown
Charlotte
Lee Smith
Graham
Joyce Brown
H. C. Brown Jr
Atlanta
William Carroll Brown
Richard Glenn Brown
Funeral services for David T. Sansbury held at 2 p.m.
Funeral services were conducted from J. C. Green and Sons Chapel at 2 p.m. for 55 year old David T. Sansbury of 510 White Street. Rev. John K. Miller presided. pallbearers named David Hinkle Harold Hinkle Willie Warner Alton Deberry George Crawford and Fred Ferguson. Interment followed in Holly Hills Cemetery. Sansbury died Friday morning at City Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
David T. Sansbury
White St
J. C. Green and Sons
John K. Miller
Unity Methodist Church
David Hinkle
Harold Hinkle
Willie Warner
Alton Deberry
George Crawford
Fred Ferguson
Holly Hills
Mr. Salisbury
City Memorial Hospital
Miss Annie Lee Lyerly Passes at 97 in Cleveland
Miss Annie Lee Lyerly 97 of Cleveland North Carolina died Saturday night at the Presbyterian Home after months of declining health. Born October 9 1871 in Rowan County she was the daughter of the late William C and Sarah Lyerly and educated in Rowan County schools. She had lived at the Presbyterian Home seven years and is survived by several cousins in Cleveland and Salisbury. Funeral services were held today at 4 pm at Unity Presbyterian Church Woodleaf with burial in the church cemetery led by the Rev J H Armfield Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lee Lyerly
Cleveland
N. C
Presbyterian Home
Rowan County
William C
Sarah L. Lyerly
Salisbury
Unity Presbyterian Church
Woodleaf
J. H. Armfield Jr
Building Permit Totals Slip Amid Seasonal Low
High Point building inspector’s office issued 29 permits in a week, all for small repairs or additions, totaling about $10,000. Officials attribute the dip to many residents on vacation while noting a jump after the weekend of June 20 when over $150,000 in permits were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Dancing Party at Blair Park for Teens
A teen dancing party will be held tonight at Blair Park Clubhouse at 7 30 sponsored by the city recreation department. The event continues the Fourth of July activities planned by the recreation department with admission and supervision details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Park
City Recreation Department
Recreation Department
Ervin Urges Southern Autonomy Over Civil Rights Issues
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. says Southerners should resolve civil rights tensions at local and state levels. He notes opposition to broad federal bills and doubts a Southern walkout from the Democratic Party, insisting the South wants to stay in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-Nc
Ervin
Sen. Ervin
Democratic Party
South
Church of God of Prophecy Holds 41st State Convention
The 41st annual state convention opens Wednesday July 8 12 at the state tabernacle near High Point NC with delegates from about 100 local churches. The five day program includes sermons youth activities district calls and a Sunday School program led by state officials and church leaders. Sessions are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God of Prophecy
High Point
Greensboro Road
North Carolina
Alvin Brantley
Ward Street Church
Edward L.jones
Gurley Street Church
Ernestine Tillman
Judith Rolle
E. H
Granite Falls
W. R. Thompson
Weekend Police Roundup Across Atoka Delays and Larcenies
An Atoka Oklahoma man was turned over to FBI by an eye witness after a holiday incident. Pikulski, arrested for driving without a license, drove a 1950 model car stolen in Michigan with stolen South Carolina plates. Lawrence Jenkins, 25, Greensboro Highway, charged with larceny of a motorcycle and license violation. bond $1,000 for larceny, $100 for license. Other arrests included Prentiss Wall for a bad check, and Donald Leavett and James Bellamy III cited for reckless driving. bonds varied from $50 to $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Morgan
Centennial Avenue
Jenkins
Broad Street
Herman Wayne Smith
Randolph Street
Robert Floyd Poteat
Route 5
Prentiss Wall
Lexington
Wall
Donald B. Leavett
Fort Bragg
James E. Bellamy III
N. Hamilton Street
Harold B. Bryant
Gordon Street
Percy Woman
Bond
Drunken Driving Charge Filed In Thomasville
James Moody 33, a furniture worker of Gate Street, was arrested Saturday at 8 35 p m and charged with operating a car while under the influence of intoxicants. Moody was arrested on Hiss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
James Moody
Gate Street
Moody
Hiss
Palmetto State Leaf Price Seen At 55 Cents
Marion S. Fowler of Lake City SC predicts this season’s tied flue-cured tobacco will average at least 55.1 cents per pound if Congress keeps 1959 levels near 1958’s 54.6 cents. He cites a 55.5 cent loan level and notes typical prices rise with higher grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake City
L.C
South Carolina Tobacco Warehouse
Marion S. Fowler
Congress
Fowler
14 Million Cotton Bales Expected
The International Cotton Advisory Committee estimates this year's U.S. cotton crop at about 14 million bales, about 2 percent above last year and near the 10 year average. The group notes improvements in the textile industry in the United States, Western Europe and India, with a decline in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
United States
Western
India
Japan
Emerywood Church appoints new aide to begin September
Emerywood Church names Lee as its first ever church aide, to begin Sept 1. He is son of Mrs. C E Lee of Greensboro and C E Lee, former educational director at First Baptist Greensboro. Lee is a World War II veteran and has served multiple Baptist churches in various states, also directing music and leading regional religious education efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Church
Lee
C. E. Lee
First Baptist Church of
Greensboro
First Baptist
Mars Hill Junior College
Wake Forest College
Texas Christian University
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Mildred Doris Sutton
North Carolina Baptist Sunday School and Training Union
Florida Street
Worth Heights
Fort Worth
Tex
Central Baptist Church of
Winchester
Piedmont Baptist Association
High Point
Diverse Clippings on Health, Music, and Society
A collage notes a US Public Health Service trial on mineral phosphates in bread and decay, reports on a New York Daily Mirror boat death, Japanese production, and a $90 item. It cites India plant responses to music, a cynical take on American mobility, gendered telephone habits, and aging print spellings Cologne and Wien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
U. S. Public Health Service
New York
Mir
George
Martha
International University In
India
Scientists seek methods to convert atomic energy into power
A fragment suggests scientists discuss converting atomic energy into usable power and contrasts this with the need to transform politicians into statesmen. The wording reflects a speculative, rhetorical puzzle rather than a reported event.
Lambeth Upset Bid Deadline Tonight
Upset bids for Lambeth property near Fair Grove must be filed by tonight as 19 bids already stand. The 800 acre Davidson County farm sold at auction June 23, with Cedar Lodge land later subdivided for resale. Receiver Hubert Olive Jr. said second auctions may be held for unsettled tracts, possibly around June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Fair Grove
Davidson County
Hubert Olive Jr
Lexington
Olive
Éxere
North Carolin
Cedar Lodge
Lambeth
Gray
Ye County
Silver Valley
Yellowjacket Bout Lost By Youths
Thomasville boy Mike Ingram six was “completely recovered” after a yellowjacket sting incident Saturday. He and friend Tommy Hiatt five wandered from mothers while berry picking near Fiber's Mansion in Fair Grove. Mike was stung over twenty times. Tommy was stung on the face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mike Ingram
Tommy Hiatt
Fiber’s
Fair Grove
Mike
Tommy
Clint Ingram
Brilesia
Bill Hiatt
Vanced
Fight For Safe Fourth Successful
In Santa Fe New Mexico officers report a safe and sane Fourth of July on state highways. Roadblocks checked 105 917 vehicles with not a fatality attributed to officers. State officers issued over 1 400 tickets for moving violations and arrested 74 motorists for driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Thomasville Debaters Attend Wake Forest Workshop
Eight debaters from Thomasville High School join students from 21 high schools across four states at a Wake workshop. About 75 participants from North Carolina Florida Alabama and Virginia will attend through Friday ending with a banquet. Debates after dinner extemporaneous speaking and public speaking will be offered with Wake Forest coach Franklin R. Shirley assisted by Duke University’s Joseph C. Wetherby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Wake Workshop
Franklin R. Shirley
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Virginia
Jean Smith
Myra Smith
Edward Boyles
Donnie Beck
Nell Hoyle
George Anna
Doris Holton
Jane
Duke University
Joseph C. Wetherby
Soda Shop Looted In Thomasville
Police reported a Thomasville soda shop theft with cash missing after a late Saturday night or Sunday break in. Entry was gained through a rear window after a glass pane was removed from its frame. Thieves damaged a cigarette machine. two men are being questioned with no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Om¢É
O Nee
Giliets
As. Y
Checker Player Cole 2nd Again In State Contest
For the second year Glenn L. Odie is summoned to state checkers champion. Cole of High Point was defeated in the finals of the N C State Asheville checkers. K V Taylor of High Point remained in the consolation tournament and will meet Curtis Eaird of Albemarle and Ira Shoaf of Winston-Salem for consolation honors later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn L. Odie
Sumaven
Cole
High Point
N. C
Asheville Checker
K. V. Taylor
Curtis Eaird
Albemarle
Ira Shoaf
Winston-Salem
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Oliver Leonard
Miss Cynthia File
Homer C. Brown
Lexington Ave
Miss Lyerly
Marker Association
Lovell Hawkins
Gene Scholar
White Oak
J. T. Thompson
Winston‘Salem
R. Clement Lynch
Pluvus Brimstone
By Ji Atlo
Immy Harlo
Ano Onkce
Aos
Gan Ross
Emerywood
York
Duke of Windsor
Waldorf Towers
Europe
Cologne
Boln
Vienna
Wien
F. T. Hart
Hart
John W. Thomas
Fudge
Fight For Safe
Heria
Wate
Nash
Jewelry & Loan CO
N. Main St
Ati Elliott
Shomaber Mae Om
Weathertron Me
Iste Uieease Nos
Centennial Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!