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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1971
Page
8
Death notices for Katie Lee Young Evans 81 of High Point and Harrison Idol of Kernersville. Obituaries include James Denton Stoves Jr. of Greensboro Spec 4 Reuben Franklin Cheek of Asheboro and local funeral plans with church and cemetery details.
A Williard Street woman told police she was awakened by a man with a butcher knife who was in her living room for a few minutes before her daughter frightened him away. She reported $15 missing from her purse but was not harmed. Other incidents include a Florida Curb Market break in with four guns and cigarettes stolen, a Walnut Street burglary of $7 from a 13 year old, Dedmon Produce break in with vending machine loot, and several purse thefts and vending machine thefts. Arrests this Sunday included Claude Byrd and Richard Riley for DUI and Walter Richardson on a larceny charge.
William Elsmer Smith 74 of 1003 N Main St Apt 21 Rowella Apts died at 6 am Sunday in High Point Memorial Hospital after years of declining health. Born August 21 1896 in St Louis he served in WWI U S Army Medical Corp. He was a Colgate Palmolive salesman 36 years and later for Butler Enterprises. He is survived by his wife Aulyne Hutcheson. Graveside rites planned in Elmwood Cemetery Birmingham.
Clyde Foushee of 224 Hobson Street died suddenly at home Saturday. He married Emma Foushee and leaves two sisters Annie Foushee and Lessie Brown of Siler City and brother Claude Foushee. A service is set Tuesday at St. Mark United Methodist Church followed by burial at Greenhill Cemetery. Hoover Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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