Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Obituaries
Long obituary list notes Eugene Earl Wilson 80 of 811 Baker Road and Hope Hubbard 83 of Asheboro among numerous services. Other deaths include Edgar A. Bean 68 Diana Mechel Cole three months old Julia Acevedo Dills 58 Carolyn Loflin 20 Grace Frazier and local figures Kenneth Stafford and Hattie Stack with services and burial plans.
Cromartie outlines listening role before county school policy
Randolph Cromartie says he will listen before acting and accepts that budgets are outside his control while emphasizing responsibility for his actions. He notes priorities may favor county schools where needed, reflecting his long service from Randleman principal to associate superintendent. He is married to Adelaide Bozer.
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Board of Commissioners
Cromartie
UNC
Chapel Hill
First Presbyterian Church
Asheboro
Cyclist Killed In High Point Motorcycle Crash
High Point man Tony Gardner 24 died after a motorcycle wreck on Montlieu Avenue at 1 18 a m He failed to merge into the left lane struck a curb and was thrown from the 1970 Honda traveling at a high rate of speed He traveled 48 feet eight inches before hitting a guywire Funeral will be Wednesday at Fairmont Park Baptist Church with burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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Eugene Earl Wilson
Baker Road
Community General Hospital
Thomasville
Mr. Wilson
Randolph County
Charlie W
Clementine Frazier Wilson
Guilford County
Continental Furniture Co
Mann Drug Co
Prospect United Methodist Church
Kilgo
Flora Ratledge
John W. Ratledge
Fayetteville
Hayden W. Ratledge
Ardis Payne
Floral Garden Park
Cumby Mortuary
Archdale
Ronnie Bishop
Larry Lawson
Mark Ratledge
Kenneth Rentz
Wayne Rentz
Calvin Atwood
Victor Murchison
Asheboro
Funeral
Edgar A. Bean
Sunrise Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Bean
Montgomery County
Willie and
Lovie Saunders Bean
Trinity United Methodist Church
Bryant Memorial
United Methodist
Life Insurance Co
Virginia
Life Underwriters Assn
Jimmy
Joyce) Gordon
Rt. 1
Kaney Road
Culley
Evelyn) Brown
Center Road
George
Leavener ) Lampros
Newport News
Willie Bean
Hampton
John T. Frazier
Avery Ferguson
Ed Needham
Holly Hills
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia
Diana Mechel Cole
Danny H. i
Doris Bullins Cole
Mendenhall St
Diana
Danny Ray Cole
Ed Hinson
Dalton Avenue
Thomas Bullins
Lexington
Spurgeon Cole
Rt. 6
Elizabethton
Tenn
Bessie York
J. C. Green and Sons
Howard L. Carter
Mendenhall Street
Julia Acevedo Dills
Box
Randleman
Dills
Puerto Rico
Cedar Square
William Roy
Stanley Wade
David Lee Dills
Roy
Betty Jean) Smith Jr
Trinity
Charles
Sylva) Tompkins
Paralee Dills
High Point
Earl Ray
Myrna Joyce) Forester
Ben Hurley
Carolyn
Carol
Sue Trotter
Loflin
Old Greensboro Road
James Carr
Bea Viola White Trotter
East Davidson
College Village
Mount Zion Wesleyan Church
Carroll M. Upton
Holly Hills Cemetery
Siler-Sechrest Funeral
Trotter
Holly Grove Road
American Cancer Society
Grace Frazier
Grace Genevieve Frazier
Spencer St
Randolph Hospital
Miss Frazier
Queens College
Charlotte
Perkinson College
Perkinson
Fla
Wake Forest
Kannapolis
Reidsville
National Retired Teachers Assn.e Delta Kappa Gamma
First Baptist Church
Calvin G. Frazier
Elvin E. Frazier
Indialantic
Green Hill Cemetery
Greensboro
J. E. Frazier
Vernon McDaniel
Kernersville
Kenneth Stafford
Old Salem Road
Forsyth County
Mildred Teague Stafford
Gerald
Stanley Stafford
Lain Funeral Home
W. W. Willard
Z. L. Rhue
R. C. Walden
Bunker Hill Cemetery
Hattie Rayle Stack
Colfax
Stack
Clarence Rayle
Shady Grove Wesleyan Church
A. D. Wood
Lyman Lance
Tony Craig Gardner
Nathan Hunt Drive
Montlieu Avenue
East College Drive
Mr. Gardner
Robert Brian
Margaret McAllister Gardner
High Point Central High School
U.S. Army
Germany
Fairmont Park
Steven
Nedra) Minor
Spring Hollow Drive
Brian Edward Gardner
Arion Peacock
Denton
John P. Gardner
Franklin St
Fairmont Park Baptist Church
F. G. Alford
J. Charlie Monk Jr
Sechrest Funeral Home
Unattended Pot Fire Causes Smoke at High Point Tower
Firefighters responded to a 3 02 p m alarm at Astor Dowdy Towers on E Green Drive eighth floor where a pot left unattended on a stove started a fire. No injuries or structural damage reported but smoke was cleared from the building.
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High Point
Astor-Dowdy Towers
E. Green Drive
Bobby Manning
Runyon Drive
Presbyterian Home
Greensboro Road
Not Easy Path Up The Ladder Of Success
A reflective note on how ambition brings repeated failures on the way to achievement. It suggests perseverance through setbacks as part of climbing higher in life.
Local Police Apply for Federal STEP Funding in High Point
High Point Police Dept plans to seek 99,600 in federal funds to sustain the Selective Traffic Enforcement Program. The program, entering its second year, aims to reduce serious injury and fatal crashes by targeted patrols and citations. Last week officers issued 20 speeding citations and 14 warnings, plus other traffic notices.
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John Lowe
High Point Police Dept
Michael James
James
Water Shortage Strains Davidson Water System
Davidson Water Co. Inc serving Davidson County and parts of Randolph and Forsyth faces a demand overload amid drought and plant upgrades. Commissioner Jap Younts says daily output will rise from four to eight million gallons after a September upgrade, urging conservation as Winston-Salem ties offer little relief. About 60,000 to 70,000 residents affected, with Lexington Thomasville and Denton reportedly unaffected.
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Jeff Cohen
Davidson Water Co. Inc
Davidson County
Randolph
Forsyth Counties
Davidson
Younts
Winston-Salem
Lexington
Thomasville
Denton
Mental health push gains momentum from Kennedy to Carter
Osberg notes 95 percent of sub committee recommendations approved this year as state and federal interest in mental health expands. He recalls Kennedy era bold approach in 1963 and warns sustained public backing keeps funding alive. County officials Hedrick Evans Erickson and Forbis attend groundbreaking ceremony.
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Osberg
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Carter
County Commission
Robert Hedrick
Tommy Evans
Cliff Erickson
Davidson County Mental Health
Bill Forbis
Women conference sought broad rural representation
Mrs. Rohrer noted the committee aimed for wide female participation and worked with homemaker extension services to bring rural women to the meeting. She added conferences are investigated not for misconduct but because tax money funds the effort.
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Homemaker Extension Services
Consultant cites adequate procedures for monitoring and admin expertise
The report describes the program as having poor attendance and calls for staff to avoid outside full-time jobs. It suggests centralizing the program location, collecting comprehensive data, and notes key administrators see a need for an extended day program in High Point due to a 40 percent dropout rate from grades 9 through 12.
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E. A. Bean
R. L. Sellers
Redmond L. Sellers
N. Elm St
Cole Infant
Mrs
Luther Stack
T.E. Terrell
Gardner
Chestnut DR
Trindale RD
Julio Acevedo Dills
Friends Meeting
Order of the Golden Rule
Sechrest
Lexington Ave
J. K. (Edna) Bivens
Charles David Hensley
M. Sechrest
Tony Craig Gardner Redman Sellers
Siler-Sechrest
Randolph ST
Carolyn Sue Trotter Loflin
Mt. Zion Wesleyen Church
Orrell's Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Bill Hoke
North Main
Farriss Avenue
Harold C. Davis
Preferred Funeral Directors International
Trinity Avenue
W. Green Drive
Lexington Avenue
Centen
Nial Street
Cedron
Manor Drives
W. Fairfield Road
Johnson Street
N. Main Street
Leonard Avenue
Rotary Drive
Jap Younts
Davidson Water
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