Deaths and Funerals: Mrs Cordelia Margar et Myers
Mrs Cordelia Margar et Myers 37 of 827 Randolph St died today at 5 45 am in High Point Memorial Hospital after declining health since September. Born August 10 1884 in Yancey County she lived in High Point area since 1937. Survived by two sons Frank and Finis of Downey California two daughters Dorothy Stin nett Huntington Beach Calif and Lois J Miller Las Vegas Nev one sister Pansy King Columbus Falls Ore. Body at Cumby Mortuary home of W E Dunlap 306 Phillips St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Margaret Myers
Randolph St
Bethel Temple
Randolph Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Yancey County
Lee McLaughlian
High Point
Frank Myers
Finis Myers
Downey
Calif
Dorothy Stinnett
Hunnington Beach
Lois J. Miller
Las Vega
Nev
Pansy King
Columbus Falls
Ore
Cumby Mortuary
W. E. Dunlap
Phillips St
Funeral Sunday For Mrs Hall
Mrs Lavenia Allen Hall 30 of 1403 Davis Ave died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital. Born Oct 3 1941 in Ansonville she was daughter of James N and Bessie Moore Allen. Survived by husband James Hall two brothers Haywood and Floyd Allen. Funeral Sunday 2 PM at Eberneza Presbyterian Church Ansonville burial in church cemetery. Body at Moore Funeral Home until Sunday morning. Family at home of Haywood Allen 610 Ashburn St after 9 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavenia Allen Hall
Davis Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ansonville
James N
Bessie Moore Allen
James Hall
High Point
Haywood Allen
Floyd Allen
New York
N.Y
Eberneza Presbyterian Church
Moore Funeral Home
Ashburn St
Gardner Shot After Argument At Spaghetti House
Jesse Leroy Gardner 34 of Winston Salem died Thursday night at Forsyth Memorial Hospital from gunshot wounds to the stomach after an argument in front of Claud's Spaghetti House. A warrant is out for a man described as a witness who fled in a pink 1969 Cadillac. Gardner born August 17, 1937 in Thomasville, lived in Winston Salem four years. survived by wife Alice Billings Gardner, son Scott Lee Gardner, father Roy Gardner, sister Barbara McCracken. Funeral services at J. C. Green Funeral Home Thomasville pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Jesse Leroy Gardner
Salem Valley Road
Winston- Salem
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Gardner
Claud
Jesse Roy
Pearl Maulden Gardner
Alice Billings Gardner
Rt. 1
High Point
Scott Lee Gardner
Roy Gardner
Friddle Street
Barbara McCracken
Dallas
J. C. Green
Mrs Ollie Parson Smith Randleman Obituary
Mrs Ollie Parson Smith 80 of Rt 1 died at home Friday. Survived by four daughters Myrtle Coble Billy Parson Waters Mozelle Laughlin Maude Hagger five sons Eugene Leonard David Clay Edgar Parson Jr Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at St Peter United Methodist Church Body at Brown's Funeral Home Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Ollie Parson Smith
Myrtle Coble
Billy Parson Waters
Mozelle Laughlin
Washington
Maude Hagger
Morristown
Eugene Parson
Leonard Parson
David Parson
Clay Parson
Edgar Parson Jr
St. Peter United Methodist Church
Brown
Greensboro
Samuel Hill Memorial Stabbing Victim Named in New York
Samuel C. Hill 44, a High Point native living in Mount Vernon New York, was stabbed to death May 26 at Penn Station New York City. He worked for Penn Central Railroad as reservation supervisor. Survivors include wife Lily Harrison Hill and five children in Mount Vernon. his mother Mrs Mary Hall Hill survives in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Samuel C. Hill
High Point
Penn Station
New York City
May building permits top two million dollars in value
May permits total value 2 090 740 with 45 new dwellings valued at 854 310 and 20 non residential or additions valued at 1 005 894. The year to date permits exceed 12 million in total value, with 210 dwelling permits issued so far in 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulding
L. Freeman Hill
Hill
Area Students On Dean's List At Appalachian U
Approximately 2 000 students named to the Dean's List for the spring quarter at Appalachian State University. High Point, Lexington, Asheboro and other area residents named include Katheryn Allred and Jerry Beard of High Point, Judy Calhoun of Thomasville, Charles Biesecker of Lexington, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian U
Purse Snatchings and Break-Ins Plague Local Area
A woman on Gatewood Avenue reports a teen thief snatched her purse along Ferndale Boulevard, while other residents report burglaries on Montlieu and Fifth Street. Police also file DUI charges against five adults, a hit and run case, and seven counts of issuing worthless checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola May
Gatewood Avenue
Ferndale Boulevard
Montlieu
Evelyn Horney
Fifth Street
Shelby Everhart
N. Wrenn Street
Wrenn Street
O. D. Bush
Runyon Drive
Junius Lee Joyner
Ennis Street
Edna Staton Chafin
Albert Street
Bernell Locklear
Greensboro
Barry Franklin York
James Graham Ramsay Jr
Jamestown
Jimmie Lattimore
Dartmouth Street
Christine Hinson
Clara Cox
Trustees Board Honors Peters for lifetime NC hospital service
W. R. Peters director emeritus of High Point Memorial Hospital will receive a life membership in the North Carolina Hospital Association at the annual meeting June 13 15 at Wrightsville Beach. Peters retired as director in May and is among six North Carolina residents honored for long and outstanding contributions to NC hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Peters
High Point Memorial Hospital
North Carolina Hospital Assn
Wrightsville Beach
Peters
High Point Memorial
North Carolina
The
Association Board of Trustees
District Judge Hands Two Suspended Jail Terms
District Court Judge Ed Washington handed six month suspended sentences Friday to multiple defendants. Joseph Williams Shore was fined 150 dollars plus costs for DUI. Jerry McDowell faced costs for assault with a deadly weapon. Several others received four month suspensions and small fines or were nol prossed with leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Washington
Joseph Williams Shore
Route 4
Jerry McDowell
Vernon Street
Deborah Mays
W. Green Drive
Olivia Emerson
Gordon Street
Willie James Oakley
Rt. 3
Lexington
Demeanor
Oakley
Nol
William Love
Hay Street
Judy Richardson
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Hugh Michael Luther
Randleman
G. E
Farmer Joins Lovelace & Hardin Law Firm
Leslie Benton Farmer joins Lovelace and Hardin in the general practice with offices at First Union National Bank Building. A High Point native, he earned an AB from UNC Chapel Hill in 1967 and a JD from Wake Forest in 1970. He worked as a staff judge advocate clerk at Fort Jackson and belongs to Phi Alpha Delta and several bar associations. He is married to Rebecah Lynn Gross of Kernersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C
Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity
Rebecah Lynn Gross
Kernersville
Guilford County to provide summer lunches for 125 children
About 125 children in the Jamestown area of Guilford County will receive free lunches this summer under a Guilford County summer nutrition program. The program aims to address child hunger during school break and is organized by the county education office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Jamestown
Guilford County
Guilford Coun
Ty Economic Opportunity Council, Inc
EOC
Lakeview Heights
Penny Road
Leadership Talk Highlights Hidden Leader Qualities
The Kiwanis Club of High Point heard Rev. William G. Guthrie describe a strong leader as someone who uncovers others potentials. He noted leaders use existing tools effectively and help people discover and use their talents for good. The talk emphasized empowerment over manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
High Point
William G. Guthrie
Guthrie
Auto Insurance Study Divided into Two Subcommittees
State Sen. F O N Jones of Wadesboro splits his auto insurance study commission into two groups. One will draft a no fault proposal led by Rep. Clarence Leatherman of Lincolnton, aiming for a Sept 15 completion. The other pursues a non no fault plan as hearings and public education begin later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
F. O'Neil Jones
Wadesboro
Auto Insurance Study Commission
Jones
Clarence Leatherman
Lincolnton
Woodberry Forest School graduates 74 in Woodberry Forest
Thomas Vance Slane of High Point North Carolina is among 74 students who completed graduation at Woodberry Forest School this week in Woodberry Forest Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodberry Forest
Thomas Vance Slane
High Point
N.C
Woodberry Forest School
High Point Graduates From Glade Valley Preparatory School
Three High Point residents graduated from Glade Valley Preparatory School. Kenneth Thomas Kenny Underwood and Linda Johnson received diplomas as Governor Robert Scott spoke at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley
High Point
Glade Valley Preparatory School
Kenneth Thomas
Kenny Underwood
Linda Johnson
Robert Scott
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Mrs. Myers
Mrs. Hall
Jesse Gardner
Ollie P. Smith
Samuel Hill
William Herman Goodrich Prietil Chanel
Annie Cumber Leviner
Sechrest Chapel
Mortuary Ber of the
Order of the Golden
Chestnut Drive
Bread Ave
Cordelia M. Myers
Rss Cay Davis Pe
BETTE
Dandelion
Alice Marie Lyons
Corncil St
Patricia Ann Michael
Westwood St
Gloria Kaye Neave
River Road
Linda Carolyn Pardue
Rockledge Cir
Amy Pitts
Chandler Ave
Sharon Lee Reid
Foust
Stephen P. Smith
Guyer St
Marcia Lynn Wail
Overbrook
Frances A. Seckler Craven
Carol Lewis Craver
Windsor Dr
Essick
Clayton Koonce
Dale Miller
Greggs
Vicki Swann Jarvis
Janis Wilson Johnson
Ann Cable Jones
Patty Carol King
Martha Claranda Lanier
Debra Leigh Lofton
Gerry Brent Lockabill
Arnold Bruce Lovell
Freddie Lowe
Mack
Mary Louise Northing
Asheboro
John Burrell Allen III
Douglas Keith Benson
Barbara Ellen Bulla
Davey Wayne Copple
Robert Allen Copple
Diane Michelle Cothran
Elbride Reid Craig
Cathy Ellen Crawford
Barbara McElreath Davis
Brenda Catherine Davis
Dorothy Linda Davis
Judy Carol Fox
Mary Ellen Galbincea
Frankie Dianne Hardee
Michael Wilson Henry
Sally Margaret Hussey
Kerry Niles Kesler
Kenneth Michael Ludwig
Sheila Diana McBride
Rosemary Jean Nance
Randol Hobart Smith
Amanda Sue Thomas
Donna Gail von Cannon
Robert Laban Williamson
James Ralph Wilson
Debra Paulette Woodell
David McGee
Montheu Avenue
McGee
Bobby Price
Knoll Lane
B. Lester Scott
Clara Cox Apartments
Howard William Dennis
L. B. Farmer
Atty
Robert Morgan
Commission
General Assembly
Morgan
Georgia
Insurance
Supreme Court
Williams’ Flowers
English RD
High Point College
Pat May
Winston-Salem
Westchester
Clare Tacle
Montlieu Ves
N. Main St
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