Two Obituaries Record Tragic Deaths In High Point
Mrs. Betty Wilson McKinney aged 27 of 503 Fourth St died at home from stab wounds with her estranged husband Kerry McKinney charged in the death. Funeral 4 PM Thursday at St Paul United Presbyterian Church with burial in Carolina Biblical Gardens. Also Mrs Hannah Jane English Glass 87 of 803 Montheu Ave died in High Point Memorial Hospital after long illness. Funeral 2 PM Thursday at Sechrest Chapel with burial in Orlando, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wilson McKinney
Fourth St
Kerry McKinney
Mt. Utah
James
Frances Johnson Wilson
High Point
William Penn High School
St. Paul
Tawanna McKinney
Ann Ware
Barbara Jean Wilson
Springfield
Mass
Viola Massey
Washington, D.C
Archie Wilson
Mooresville
St. Paul United Presbyterian Church
Carolina Biblical Gardens
Moore Funeral Home
Rosa Baker Dies In Nursing Home
Rosa Phillips Baker 72 formerly of 112 Smith St Thomasville died Sunday at 10 p m in Haven Nursing Home where she had lived two years She was born January 10 1900 in Rural Hall and lived in Thomasville over 30 years She belonged to Friendship Baptist Church No immediate survivors Funeral Wednesday at 4 p m at Friendship Baptist Church Rev Rankin Cheek Burial in Mt Olive Cemetery Body at Thomas Hazelip Funeral Home then at church one hour before service Forerecv from 7:30 to 9 and at nephew Roger Phillips home 303 Winston St
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Rosa Phillips Baker
Smith St
Thomasville
The
Haven Nursing Home
Rural Hall
Elec
Sarah Phillips
Friendship Baptist Church
Rankin Cheek
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Thomas Haizlip
Roger Phillips
Winston St
Mrs. Alice H. Lisk dies at 89 in Asheboro
Mrs. Alice Haithcock Lisk 89 of 211 Saunders Dr. Asheboro died Monday in Randolph Hospital. The body is at Pugh Funeral Home. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Troy. Survived by three daughters Agnes L. Jones Asheboro Mary Deaton Troy Ruth Green Manhattan Beach Calif a stepdaughter Ethel Corkran Baltimore Md and son Robert T. Lisk Orlando Fla.
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Asheboro
Alice Haithcock Lisk
Saunders Dr
Randolph Hospital
Pugh Funeral Home
Lisk
First Baptist Church of
Mrs Russell G Holder 69 dies in Charlotte
Mrs Russell G Holder 69 of 1625 Biltmore Dr Charlotte died Sunday at Presbyterian Hospital. Born June 10 1903 she was organist at The Little Church On The Lane for 35 years and active in its Women’s Fellowship. Surviving husband Russell G Holder Jr daughter Mrs James Mann son Russell G Holder Jr sister Mrs Sam Underwood brother Alton Hunter. Funeral Tuesday 11 am at The Little Church On The Lane with graveside 3 pm at Moravian Cemetery Bethania NC. Memorials to church organ fund.
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Russell G. Holder
Biltmore Dr
Charlotte
N.C
Presbyterian Hospital
Holder
John Ferdy
Lenora Long Hunter
Russell
Little Church
Russell G. Hloder
James S. Mann
Albemarle
Russell G. Holder, Jr
Sam J. Underwood
High Point
Alton B. Hunter
Greensboro
Herbert Spaugh
James Johnson
Bethenia
Moravian Lane
Leach Funeral Set Wednesday
Marvin Adam Leach 61 died Sunday at his home in Mocksville after a year of declining health. He was born November 26 1910 in Davie County and worked as a printer for Journal Sentinel Winston-Salem. He leaves two daughters three sons nine grandchildren and siblings. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday at Sechrest Chapel with burial at Rose Cemetery Mocksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Adam Leach
N. Centennial St
Mr. Leach
Davie County
Charles Gaither
Dollie Ella Allen Leach
Edith Jennette Tutterrow
High Point
The
Journal-Sentinel
Winston-Salem
Griffin Rites Set Thursday
Mrs. Annettie Griffin of 830 Fairview St. died Monday at 2 30 p m in High Point Memorial Hospital after three months of hospitalization and a year of declining health. She was a member of Brooks Memorial United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Women with two sisters surviving. Funeral is Thursday at 4 00 p m at Brooks Memorial United Methodist Church with burial in Greenhill Cemetery. Hairlip Funeral Home will hold the body until one hour before the service. The family will be at the funeral chapel Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Jane English Glass
Montheu Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Glass
Coshocton
Ohio
John
Rebecca Wright English
Fred Adam Glass
Columbus
C. E. Mounts
High Point
First Presbyterian Church
Orlando
Fla
Church of the First Presbyterian Church
C. E
Helen Kottmeier) Mounts
John Lewis Glass
Naples
Frederick Hannon Glass
Palo Alto
Calif
G. C. Glass
Bert English
Sechrest Chapel
R. Delbert Byrum
John Womeldroff
Annettie Griffin
Fairview St
Griffin
George and
Irene Hannah Evans
Vass
Brooks Memorial United Methodist Church
United Methodist Women
Aldophus Griffin
Etta Meekins
Jimimas Evans
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. E. Strickland Sr
Trevor C. Jones
Greenhill Cemetery
Hairlip Funeral Home
Brooks Funeral for 2YearOld in Asheboro
Funeral services for Christopher Thad Brooks two year old son of Mr and Mrs Lester Brooks Route 9 Asheboro will be held at 4 p m today at Hoovers Grove Wesleyan Church He died after being struck by a car Sunday afternoon
Lexington Davidson budget okayed after welfare funding clash
Lexington Davidson County Commissioners adopted a 5.9 million dollar tentative budget for the next fiscal year keeping the 95 cent property tax rate. A dispute with a state social services field representative over aid to families with dependent children led to a contingency fund of 20 thousand dollars to cover potential shortfalls beyond the 78 thousand allocated from local funds.
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Lexington
Davidson County
State Department of Social Services
Doris Lopp
Raleigh
State Department
Mary McDaniel
Miss Lopp
Bloodmobile Visit Confirmed for June 15 at Civic Center
Correction: the Red Cross bloodmobile will stop at the Thomasville Civic Center on Thursday June 15 from 10 30 a m to 3 30 p m.
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Red Cross
Thomasville Civic Center
Voters Ignore Party Labels in Decision Making
In North Carolina as elsewhere voters bypass party labels and split tickets, driven by issue-focused judgment. Dr. Walter DeVries notes shifts from party loyalty to candidate merit, with growing undecided voters signaling alienation and a need to rethink campaign methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Walter DeVries
DeVries
University of Michigan
Mississippi
North Carolina
Hargrove
Skipper) Bowles
Jim Holfhouser
de Vries
Bowles
Bob Scott
Tar Heel
Four Enter Pleas To Lesser Charges
Four young men charged with breaking and entering a motor vehicle entered pleas to lesser charges in District Court and were ordered to pay costs. The group faced counts of trespassing and malicious damage tied to a car owned by Stephen Hazzard. Some defendants received probation-like terms and fines for related offenses and others faced extended penalties, while a few cases were continued or bound over to higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Brimm
Long Street
Michael Collins
Steele Street
Richard Peele
E. Dayton Street
Gerald Clark Jr
Route 1
Stephen Hazzard
Peele
J. M. Kelly
James Mason McLeod
Blain Street
Superior Court
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Rosa Baker
Alice H. Lisk
Larry Swiggett
Dan Kelly
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America
Walnu
Philco
Philco A.C.T
Rniture CO
Bryan Haislip
Assn
Pat Taylor
Bowles DeVries
Taylor A
Christine Hinson
E. Lexington Avenue
William T. Pultz
Johnny Frank McNeil
Kent Street
Sally Ratliff
Fern Street
Daniel Farner Stone
Broad Street
Joseph Brooks
Clara Cox
Camby
Order of the Golden Rule
Chestnut Drive
Broad Ave
Margaret C. Myers
Bethel Temple Church
William Harold Grissom Bales
Soe Berle
Lexington Ave
Tae Wen
Carleen Beal Palmer
Sechrest
Benjamin Theordore
Ben
Kirkman
Springfield Baptist Church
Hayden Pl
N. Main and
Archdale
Genturits
Money Back Guarantee
Mann Drug Stores
Harold C. Davis
Harold