Deaths And Funerals Joseph H Banks
Funeral for Joseph Henry Banks 53 former Banks Welding owner operator and 333 Walker Street resident was set for today at 2 p m from J C Green & Sons Chapel with Rev J Tom Young and Dr J Harry Whitmore officiating. Burial in Thomasville City Cemetery. Banks died at his home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Banks
Joseph Henry Banks
Banks Welding and Machine Co
Walker St
J. C. Green & Sons
J. Tom Young
First Presbyterian Church
J. Harry Whitmore
Thomasville City
Mr. Banks
C C Wood 75 Dies After Illness Rites Tomorrow
Christopher C Lum Wood 75 of 1007 Troy St died Saturday at 7 45 pm in High Point Memorial Hospital after six years of declining health and five weeks of serious condition. He was born in Surry County July 18 1887 and lived there before moving to High Point in 1936 where he worked for Cecil Manufacturing. He is survived by wife Ettie McMillian and six children including O B Wood and Bill Wood, 24 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren, a sister Linnie Hawks. Funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 30 pm at Orrell's Funeral Home with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The body lies at the home of Clifford Bean on E Green St until service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher C
Lum) Wood
Troy St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Surry County
Henderson
Eliza Vaughn Wood
High Point
Cecil Manufacturing Company
Carthage
Orrell
Woodrow W. Robbins
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Clifford Bean
E. Green Street
Dr J N Harney dies at 64 in New York
James Norman Harney 64 a Greensboro and High Point physician died at his Pearl River New York home He studied at VMI UNC and UPenn Medical School He practiced in Greensboro with Burrus Clinic and left in 1946 He was WWII Army Medical Corps and worked at Lederle Industrial Laboratory Pearl River Surviving wife Helen Havill two daughters two sisters Funeral at Murray Chapel at 2 PM Wednesday conducted by Rev Peter Robinson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Norman Harney
Greensboro
High Point
Pearl River
N. Y
Plymouth
VMI
University of North Carolina
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Burrus Clinic
Army Medical Corps
Lederle Industrial Laboratory
Helen Havill
Stevens Bierds
Westchester
Gerald P. Grise
Adelpha, Md
Robert A. Sills
P. B. Bateman
Murray Chapel
Peter Robinson
St. Francis Episcopal Church
Death of B B Wilkinson in High Point
Benjamin Burgess Wilkinson, 50, of 1022 Grace St., died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital after a home attack. He was born December 1, 1911 in Pittsylvania County Virginia. Surviving family includes wife Inez, two daughters Lynn and Sylvia, two sons Wayne and Dale, a stepmother, siblings and half-siblings. Funeral services at Sechrest Chapel with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Burgess Wilkinson
Grace St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Wilkinson
Pittsylvania County
Virginia
Samuel
Addie Burgess Wilkinson
Inez Trimnal
Haysworth Roll and Panel Co
First Church of God
Lynn Wilkinson
Sylvia Wilkinson
Wayne Wilkinson
Richardson St
Dale Wilkinson
Willie Baker
Reidsville
Ethel Shaw
Annie Wilkinson
Danville
Clarence Gee
Ringgold
Henry Murray
Greensboro
Henry Wilkinson
Harrisburg
Edward Wilkinson
Sumter
S. C
Howard Wilkinson
Roanoke
Walter B. Terry Dies After Illness at 79
Walter B. Terry 79 of 814 Mobile St died Saturday morning at High Point Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Rockingham County he lived in High Point over 40 years. He served as a deacon at Pilgrim Congregational Church and is survived by his wife Viola, two sisters Hettie Martin and Mannie Capel of Norman, and four brothers Joshua Robert Joe and Zachery Terry of Norman. Funeral 3 p.m. tomorrow at Pilgrim Congregational Church with Rev. B Elton Cox. burial Greenhill Cemetery. The body remains at Hairlip Funeral Home. Family hosts visitation today 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Terry
Mobile St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Rockingham County
High Point
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Viola Terry
Hettie Martin
Mannie Capel
Norman
Joshua
Robert
Joe
Zachery Terry
B. Elton Cox
Greenhill Cemetery
Hairlip Funeral Home
Martha Coe Succumbs at 76 Near Randleman
Mrs. Martha Underwood Coe, 76, died yesterday at her sister’s home in Rt. 2 Randleman. Survivors include three sisters Elzie Moody Asheboro D. J. Vincannon Rt. 3 Randleman and C. D. Hardin Greensboro. Funeral 2:30 p m tomorrow at Bethany Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Martha Underwood Coe
Charlie C. Stevens
Rt. 2
Elzie Moody
Asheboro
D. J. Vincannon
Rt. 3
C. D. Hardin
Greensboro
Bethany Methodist Church
Ray Moss
Bruce Nelson
Chiropractor L. G. Harrison dies at 53 in Durham
Dr. L. G. Harrison, 53, a High Point chiropractor for over 15 years, died at Veterans Hospital Durham after an unexpected collapse. A Rocky Mount native, he served 36 months in the U. S. Army Air Corps during WWII and belonged to Emerywood Baptist Church and the High Point Optimist Club. He is survived by his wife Thelma Morgan Harrison, a brother Milton Harrison of Rocky Mount, and his mother Hattie Harrison of Rocky Mount. Funeral set for 2:30 p m tomorrow at Johnson Funeral Home Rocky Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
L. G. Harrison
High Point
Veterans Hospital
Thelma Morgan Harrison
Milton Harrison
Rocky Mount
Hattie Harrison
Johnson Funeral Home
James A Fine Dies At 78 In Lexington
James A. Fine 78 of Route 2 Lexington died Sunday at Lexington Memorial Hospital after four years illness. Born March 26 1884 in Davidson County he was a retired farmer and member of Community Baptist Church. He is survived by Josie Ward a son and daughter plus multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at 3 p m at Community Baptist Church with burial in Clarksburg Methodist Cemetery. The body remains at Siler Funeral Home with visiting hours tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
James A. Fine
Rt. 2
Lexington
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Mr. Fine
Davidson County
Alfred
Cindy Copley Fine
Community Baptist Church
Bessie Scarlette
Josie Ward
Claude Roberts
Enoch Tussey
George F. Fine
Rt. 1
Central
S. C
James M. Fine
Omaha
Neb
Sgt
Robert H. Fine
Rantoul
Ill
Theodore Fine
Gold Hill
Elwood Albertson
High Pointer's Father Dies In Lumberton
James Isaac Caviness 53 of Greensboro died at the North Carolina Cancer Institute in Lumberton after a month as a patient. A construction worker, he attended Glenwood Church of God and was a Ossipee native who spent most of his life in Greensboro. Survived by Daisy Harris. daughters Jean Genopolos and Ruth Sadler. sons Roy J. Caviness John D. Macone Junius W. Caviness and Frank Caviness. 19 grandchildren. sister Mrs Jamieson. brothers Wilson Caviness and Joe Caviness. Lam beth-Troxler Funeral Home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
James Isaac Caviness
Greensboro
North Carolina Cancer Institute
Glenwood Church of God
Ossipee
Daisy Harris
Jean Genopolos
Ruth Sadler
Topeka
Kans
Roy J. Caviness
John D. Macone
Junius W. Caviness
Frank Caviness
High Point
Jamieson
Lynchburg, Va
Wilson Caviness
Lynchburg
Brothers Die In Auto Crash Near Madison
Arthur Manring 65 and brother Drewery Manning 65 die from injuries after a Saturday afternoon crash on U S 311 southwest of Madison. Arthur Manring of Greensboro, six sons and six daughters, two death notices and services set at Cumby Chapel and Volunteer Primitive Baptist Church.
Mrs Vera Jones Dies At Home Near Thomasville
Mrs Vera Collett Jones 69 widow of Allen Jones died at her Rt 5 home yesterday after extended illness. She was born in Randolph County Nov 15 1892 and lived in Randolph and Guilford counties all her life. She belonged to Prospect Methodist Church Trinity Grange and taught in the Sunday school. Surviving are two daughters a son four sisters a brother and five grandchildren. Funeral at Prospect Methodist Church 2 p m tomorrow conducted by Rev A T Tuttle and Rev Cecil E Haworth burial Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The body at J C Green and Sons Funeral Home Thomasville. The family at the Pierce residence. The Chinese transported natural gas in bamboo pipes as early as 4000 B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Collett Jones
Allen Jay Jones
Rt. 5
Randolph Countty
James Pearson
Tempie Craven Collett
Randolph
Guilford
Trinity Grange Prospect Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Mr. Jones
Neal M. Pierce
Florida St
Cecil H. Keeter
Cayce
S. C
A. C.jones
Winston-Salem
Lee Meredith
Liblerty
Sam Hite
John Easter
Rt. 1
Trinity
Kelce Collett
Winston - Salem
James Collett
Prospect Methodist Church
A. T. Tuttle
Cecil E. Haworth
High Point Friends Meeting
Floral Garden Park
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral
Thomasville
Pierce
Florida Street
Walter N Wood of Kernersville Dies at 51
Walter N Wood 51 of Kernersville died at Maple Grove Rest Home at 3 p.m. yesterday after two years of declining health and four days of serious illness. He is survived by his wife Mrs Cora Winters Wood and one sister Mrs J W Preston of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter N. Wood
Kernersville
Walter N.wood
Maple Grove Rest Home
Cora Winters Wood
J. W. Preston
Greens
Funeral arrangements for Wood family member announced
AV and one brother David Wood of Rt. 3 Kernersville are named alongside planned funeral arrangements. Complete details are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wood
Rt. 3
Kernersville
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C. C. Wood
Cc. C. Wood
J. N. Harney
New York
Ward St. Ph
B. B. Wilkinson
Martha Coe
Davis
Patrol & Watchman Service
Jack S. Davis
Jack Lanier
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Siler Funeral Home
High Pointer
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Koonts-McGhee Drug Co., Inc
S. Main ST
Rt. 7
Moses H. Cone
U. S. 311
Madison
Drewery Edgar Manning
Rt. 4
Mr. Manring
Patrick County
Jasper E
Sarah Lawson Manring
Stokes County
Elsie Sims
R. J. Manring
Gibsonville
Ed Manring
Prospect St
Otis Manring
English Rd
Bill Manring
Joe Manring
David Man
Drewery Manring
Ray Funeral Home
Volunteer Primitive Baptist Church
Arthur Manning
Vera Jones
Ellington
Numa F. Reid Lodge
A.M
E. Mosteller
E. G. Updegrove
Ella Mentry
Carman
Johns-Manville
Hedgecock Lumber CO
Ward Street
Perpetual
N. Main St
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