Deaths and funerals list for Yarber Teague and others
Deaths and funerals notice for David Alonzo Yarber 50 of 309 Greer St who died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital at 6 30 am. Surviving wife two sons a daughter and siblings with service Sunday at Cumby Chapel and burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Also notices for Rosa A Haynes James Monroe Key and Troy R Short with funeral details, burials, and memorial requests. The Teague obituary notes home at 1001 Lindsay St. and service Sunday.
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David Alonzo Yarber
Greer St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Bristol
Tenn
David Jackson
Maude Bell Yarber
High Point
Marsh Furniture Co
Calvary Church of the Nazarene
Bessie Anna Kimes
John Curtis
Gary Keith Yarber
Michael S
Debra Bell) Irwin
H. D
Myrtle) Ferguson
Park St
James
Rosa Jean) Smith
Rt. 1
Sophia
Samuel Jackson Yarber
Montlieu Avenue
Cumby Chapel
R. E. Dean
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Cumby Mortuary
Rosa A. Haynes
Radford St
Randolph County
Church of Christ
Olga Street
Clara Steed
Carrie Bell Haynes
J.M. Key
Trinity
Howard Thomas Key
Mount Airy
Lillie Shelton
Winston-Salem
Brantley Key
Cebron
Demus Key
Courtney
Pine Hill Friends Church
Gaynelle Elizabeth Jones Teague
Harold C. Davis
William P. Price
Floral Gardens Park
Lindsay St
Thomasville Blacks Get Parade Permit
Davidson County Black Caucus members will join a parade here Saturday after a parade permit was issued. George Booker and Dewitt Wilhite accepted the permit. Rev. W E Banks is supervisor. Parade starts at Thomas Hairlip Funeral Home on Church Street to W Main then east to W Guilford before City Hall, returning to the funeral home. Time allowed 7 to 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Davidson County Black Caucus
George Booker
Dewitt Wilhite
Paul M. Shore
W.E. Banks
Thomas‘Hairlip Funeral Home
Church Street
W. Main
W. Guilford
City Hall
Funeral Home
Thomasville defendant bound over for trial
Edwin Wilson 25 of Mary Janes Avenue waived preliminaries in Thomasville District Court. Bound over to Superior Court on two counts of assault with deadly weapon with intent to kill, one count of discharging a firearm into occupied property, and breaking and entering. Wilson arrested May 24 after breaking into Barbara Simon’s Cohen Street apartment, firing a shotgun and wounding two men. Police stopped his car. Wilson faced additional charges of failure to heed blue light and reckless driving with six month suspended sentence and $100 fine. Notice of appeal. Other cases: Thomas Neal Smith 40 of National Highway received six month suspended sentence and $100 fines for dealing in lotteries and possession and sale of lottery tickets. David Jasper Underwood Jr. appealed after a $100 drunken driving fine. Not pros with leave on drunken driving against Robert Leonard Simmen. Ricky Crosby 19 of Thurgood Avenue got 12-month active sentence for misdemeanor larceny. six months and $100 fine for marijuana possession. placed on probation. Clarence Ray Shaver 56 of Moore Park Drive six-month suspended for drunken driving. Harold Clay James 46 of Graham six-month suspended and $200 fine for drunken driving. Delmer J. Leonard 47 of Amazon Road 90 days for resisting arrest, obstructing an officer, public drunkenness. Leonard appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Edwin Wilson
Mary Janes Avenue
Wilson
Superior Court
Lester P. Martin Jr
Barbara Simon
Cohen Street
Thomas Neal Smith
National Highway
Robert W. Johnson
Lexington
Crosby
Clarence Ray Shaver
Moore Park Drive
Harold Clay James
Graham
Martin
Delmer J. Leonard
Amazon Road
Leonard
Randolph County approves 11.93 million budget vote 4 to 1
Randolph County Commissioners in a special session Thursday night approved the 1975 76 budget at 11 926 576 and kept the current tax rate of 55 cents per 100 valuation.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Pemnican staff honored at Max Ward Delmar awards banquet
High Point Central High School’s 1976 Pemnican staff was praised for top achievement during a recent workshop and will receive free features in the 1976 yearbook. Commissioner Richard Pugh opposed a budget hike, arguing for more funds for the Randolph County Sheriff’s Dept and both school systems. He proposed a five cent tax increase to fund added personnel and equipment, while Commissioner Floyd Langley warned against boosting budget requests by about 50 thousand without a tax rise. The board approved several increases totaling 50 thousand, including 15 thousand for the Chore program, 10,175 to raise women’s salaries in Health and Social Services, and 25,000 for the sheriff’s department to continue the Emergency Employe Program if federal support ends. The vote split along party lines with Republicans opposing the tax increase. The 55 cent tax rate was kept, and capital outlay and current expense funding for schools remained trimmed. The 1975-76 budget remains under the prior year despite being over one million dollars higher in federal and state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Central High School
Max Ward-Delmar
Floyd Langley
Sheriff’s Department
Health and Social Services
Charlie Casper
Davidson To Hold Hearing On County Budget
A public hearing is set for 5 30 p m Monday in the County Courthouse in Lexington. County Board of Commissioners will consider the proposed 10 5 million 1975 76 county budget which includes a 22 cent property tax increase. The current tax rate of 35 cents per 100 valuation is the lowest in the state.
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Lexington
Davidson County Board of Commissioners
Florence Opposition Shapes School Pairing Debate
Florence community leaders led by Francis Delaune oppose the pairing plan calling it cross busing. They urge expanding Florence attendance to include Jamestown and Millis Road zones to relieve crowding and shift portable units to Union Hill.
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Florence
Francis Delaune
Jamestown
Millis Road
Delaune
Union Hill
John Hardy
Space Docking Mission Marks Cold War Thaw
On July 17, 1975 five astronauts three Americans and two Soviets will meet and dock in space signaling improved US Soviet ties. ABC News Science Editor Jules Bergman weighs potential rewards for America's future growth and broader international cooperation.
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America
ABC News
Jules Bergman
Newcomers to be hosted at High Point Chamber reception
High Point residents may meet five newly arrived decision makers at a chamber hosted reception on Tuesday evening at First Citizens Plaza downtown. Guests include John S. Bauckman Barry Ogrin Chief Donald Roseman Dr Woodrow Sugg and Dr Edwin West. The event runs 530 to 730 pm with host introductions by chamber representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
John S. Bauckman
High Point Museum
Barry Ogrin
Donald W. Roseman
Woodrow B. Sugg
Guilford Technical Institute
Edwin West
High Point City
First Citizens Plaza
Irvin Black
Public Safety Committee
Convention and Tourist Committee
Pauline Wertz
Museum Board
Bauckman
Gene Bohr
Theater Board
Ogrin
Edna Mitchell
Roseman
John Holderfield
Chamber of Commerce Education Committee
Dr. Sugg
Laurin Welborn
Board of Education
Dr. West
Moses The Lawgiver TV epic begins on CBS
AP Television Writer Jay Sharbutt reports the six hour biblical saga Moses The Lawgiver begins with the first hour on CBS. Burt Lancaster stars with Marcello Gatti’s photography and Gianfranco DeBasio’s directing guiding a low key retelling of Moses birth and the exile story followed by later episodes airing June 28 and July 5 12 26 and August 2.
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New York
Moses
Cbs-Tv
Burt Lancaster
Lancaster
William
Marcello Gatti
Gianfranco DeBasio
Hollywood
CBS
Evening TV Schedule Capsule With Multiple Network Lineups
Television guide lists 6:00 PM programs across channels 2 3 5 8 9 11 and 18 including Weather and Sports blocks. Prime hour features Beverly Hillbillies Ironside Superman Gomer Pyle and multiple news and game shows with a late-night mix including The Tonight Show and Midnight Movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Action News
Triad Today
Beverly Hillbillies
CBS News
ABC News
NBC News
Superman
Gomer Pyle
Now
Ironside
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D. A. Yarber
Haynes
T. R. Short
Greensboro
Troy R. Short
Rt. 12
Rehobeth Church Road
Starmount Villa Nursing Home
Guilford College
Guilford County
Perpetual Savings and Loan Co
Rehobeth United Methodist Church
Ethel Groome Short
Ralph
Margaret) Zimmerman
Thomas
Betty Sue) Allen
Melbourne
Fla
Richard A. Short
Edward L. Short
Mocksville
Walter A. Short
Mrs. Gaynelle Teague
Lexington Ave
National
Canby
Chestnut Dr. Archdale
Eagle Scouts
George Sumner
Craig Waitman
Troop 72
Sumner
Trinity Junior High
Waitman
Larry Waitman
Rt. 2
Poplar Ridge Friends: Meeting
David Jasper Underwood Jr
Robert Leonard Simmen
Ricky Crosby
Thurgood Avenue
Randolph
Richard Pugh
Randolph County Sheriff’s Dept
Pugh
Carl Moore
Carr
HEW
Pearce
Another Family Weekly
Thiiz
Vieiw
U.S
Enterprise
Television Log
By Jay Sharbutt
AP Television
Rome
Israel
Anthony Burgess
Vittorio Bonicelli
Egypt
Richard Johnson
Lancaster the Younger
WEMY
WRI
Charlotte
WNC Univ
WRAL
Raleigh
WGP
WSOC
WSLS
Roanoke
WEVD
Durham
WCCB
WRETF
Andy Griffith
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