Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Locales
Multiple obituaries list Mrs. Maybelle E. Smith of Jamestown township and STAR McCallister Freeman of Ether among the deceased. Other notices include Thurman Norman of High Point and Edward Welch of High Point with funeral details and burial locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybelle E. Smith
Kivett Drive
Jamestown Township
Wesleyan Arms
Smith
Henderson County
Luther L
Grace Stepp Beddingfield
First Church of God
Ralph V. Smith
Wesley
Patricia) Sams
E. Lexington Ave
R. J. Smith
Manley St
Dewey Smith
Cedrow Drive
Jimmy Smith
Rolling Road
Jerry Smith
San Antonio
Texas
Ruth Honeycutt
Pearl Walker
Hickory
Betty Hoover
Burlington
James Beddingfield
Charlotte
Luther Beddingfield
Greenville
Miss
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Calvin C. Orrell
Liberty Road Chapel
Star — McCallister Freeman
Ether
Montgomery Memorial Hospital
Troy
Thomas Glenn Freeman
Rt. 2
Asheboro
Arthur Davis
Star
J. B. Shaver
Albemarle
Junior Leach
Biscoe
Jessie Davis
Phillips Funeral Home Chapel
Hayes Ritter
Bill Roberts
Ether Christian Church
Thurman Norman
E. Green Drive
Mr. Norman
High Point
R. H
Bessie Steves Norman
Edith Bean
Glenoa
Edith Bean Norman
Linda Norman Chester
Roy
Debbie) Edwards
Orville Drive
Richard
Sharon) King
Kernersville
Mozelle Lassiter
Guilford Ave
Edward Lee
Bill) Welch
Princeton St
Dorothea Dix
Raleigh
Mr. Welch
James Campbell
Lula Nance Welch
Red Bird Cab Co
Herbert Price
Sechrest Funeral Home
Nellie Gray Edward Lee Welch Thurman Norman
County plans tax hike to fund school, social services
Guilford County officials weigh a 2.5 cent school tax increase to cover a $183,000 shortfall while allocating per capita funds that rise from $94.90 to $104.42 per student. The High Point system would see its share grow to $1,035,429 as enrollment declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
Guilford Technical Institute
Dept. of Social Services
Metz
Witherspoon
Guilford County
General Assembly
County commissioners cut Boling proposals and mull bond plan
Randolph County leaders rejected the manager's 1977 78 budget request and a 4.6 million bond proposal. They debated a larger long term bond to cover five to ten years of needs, questioned Liberty School funding, and eyed further tax rate cuts while considering property value revaluations and downtown revitalization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wrenn
Asheboro
Randolph County
Frank Boling
Boling
Liberty
Asheboro High School
Randolph Technical Institute
Randolph Health Dept
Dept. of Social Services
W. D. Bowman
RTI Learning Center
Richard Pugh
Logan White
Pugh
White
Frank Allman
Downtown Development Committee
Robert Gruenberg
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Mrs. Smith
E. E. Blakeley
Everett Ernest Blakeley
Dogwood Circle
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Blakeley
Yadkin County
Henry D
Lucy Tate Blakeley
Katie N. Phillips
E. Fairfield Road
Everett A. Blakeley
Janice Ave
Clay Tysinger
Tampa, Fla
Carrie Farlow
Randleman
Pearlie Bullard
E. Lexington Avenue
Roxie Brown
Yale Court
Ivory
Marvin Blakeley
Sanford
Cumby Mortuary
Chestnut Drive
Mark Keeling
Asherord
P&p Chair Co
Mount Tabor
Casalene Luck
Worth Luck
Truitt Allman
Bill, Ridge
Everett Small
Elton McNeal
Lois Owens
Don Zimmerman
Michael Anthony Keeling
Mount Tabor Community Church
Tommy Kenyon
Paul Drummond
Mrs
Minnie Saunders
Minnie Harvell Saunders
Ophir United Methodist Church
David Lewis
Adele Stegall
Lexington
New Jerusalem
R. C. Johnson
Bill Welch
Fred McLain Stockton
Harry Bryant
Mr. Stockton
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Nes
Farriss Avenue
Harold C. Davis
Vera
Pauline Sheets Smith
Floral Garden Park
Sechrest
Lexington Ave
Siler Sechrest
Myer
Trindale RD
Choal
Hurley H. Way, Sr
Wn Baptist Churc
Everette
Ernest Blakeley
The
Order of the Golden Rule
Orrell's Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Joanne Weiss
Oak Hollow Road
Willa Grey Farlow
Lazy Lane
High Point Police
Gordon Eanes
Country Club Drive
George Pierce
Yorkshire Drive
Pierce
Council
Bigbuys
Westinghouse
T.V
Roe Ey
UC Ve Cnet
Magnavox
RCA
Enmith
Diag
Ches
Winston-Salem
Main St
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