Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Regions
Numerous notices report deaths and funeral plans across Lexington Asheboro Thomasville and Robbins. Miss Jessie Teague of High Point, Julius Wofford of Southmont, Ellis Williams of Oakboro, and Joel Wayne Thompson of Asheboro are among those named with burial details and service times. Funeral homes and churches including Cumby Chestnut Drive Chapel Saint Marys North Main Street Baptist Church and First United Methodist Church appear with service schedules. Surviving spouses children and extended relatives are listed for each death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Agnes Teague
Johnson St
Miss Teague
Davidson County
Joseph Oscar
Elizabeth Welborn Teague
High Point
Anvil Brand Inc
Cumby Chestnut Drive
Bobby Polk
Oakwood Cemetery
Cumby’s
Charles J
Lorene) Ward
Westfield
Lexington
Julius Ivey Wofford
Route 7
Southmont
Haven Nursing Home
George
Amanda Fry Walker
Dixie Furniture Co
Stoner’s Grove Baptist Church
Florence Mahala Walker
Fay Walker
Archie McDaniel
Jake Hedricks
Ivey Smith
Walter Wofford
Church
Piedmont Funeral Home
Ellis F
Bill) Williams
Crutchfield Avenue
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Oakboro
Joseph L
Florence Honeycutt Williams
The
City Bus Co
Liberty Hills Baptist Church
Order of Redmen
Inez Lambert
Clara Maye Moody
Doyle K. Williams
Lee Eudy
Roy Plyler
Bertha Morton
Lonnie Smith
Garrie Phillips
Pensacola
Fla
Claude Williams
Isaac Williams
Wallace Williams
Albemarle
Davidson Funeral Home
Thomasville
Thomas Wendell Waterhouse
Rt. 8
Asheboro
Richmond Memorial Hospital
Rockingham
Mr. Waterhouse
Harrisburg
Thomas J
Gertrude Nye Waterhouse
Automatic Lathe Cutterhead Co
New Covenant Lutheran Church
Archdale
U.S. Marine Corps
Linda Rebecca Cole
Eddie
Cathy) Jackson
Denton
Larry
Joyce) Lambe
Ronda
Jean Waterhouse
Thomas Derek Waterhouse
Doyt
Ann) Johnson
Shelby
Mike
Susan) Sowers
James
Jennifer) Foster
Jacob Richard Waterhouse
Robert B. Waterhouse
J.C. Green and Sons
Holly Hill
Joel Wayne Thompson
Joe Davis Thompson
North Myrtle Beach
S. C
J. Wayne Thompson
First United Methodist Church
Don Haynes
Joe Davis Thompson Sr
Central United Methodist Church
Mooresville
Glenwood
Thompson
UNC Medical School
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Little Rock
Army Medical Corps
Wommack Hospital
Fort Bragg
J. G. Lindsay
Jay Garland Lindsay
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Georgetown
High Point Memorial Hospital
Clifton Grove Baptist Church
John Lee
Clorann Traynham Lindsay
John Lee Lindsay
Priscilla Waiters
Craig Lindsay
Maude Lindsay
Midway
Hairlip Funeral Home
Robbins
Durward Lambert
Air Force
Georgia
Seagrove
Elbert Williamson
Acorn Ridge Baptist Church
Kennedy Funeral Home
City of Six Flags nickname roots described in Mobile history
International City Mobile Alabama is nicknamed the City of Six Flags. The city has passed through French British and Spanish control and has flown the flags of the American colonies the Confederate states and the United States.
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International City
Mobile
Ala
United States
Alcoholics Center Quietly Set to Open in High Point
Rev Oren Mills executive director says Wayside Haven Convalescence Center will open July 1 at 1107 Lindsay St in a residential area with no parties and less noise than normal. The rehabilitation facility planned under an agreement with Jamestown Alcoholic Education Center faces neighborhood opposition.
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Jim Hawkins
Wayside Haven Convalescence Center
High Point
Oren Mills
Lindsay St
Jamestown Alcoholic Education Center
Mills
Alcoholism center plans face zoning and safety questions
The Jamestown and Greensboro Alcoholic Rehabilitation centers outline a 28 day program with 10 day detox and 18 day rehab. Costs for treatment range from 38 to 100 per day with revenue from taxes and allocations cited. Residents fear safety and property devaluation while officials seek compliance with residential C zoning and parking standards.
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Faison
William Crawford
The
Alcoholism Commission
L. Richardson Memorial Hospital
Butner
Jamestown Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Archdale voters decide on ABC store in continuing ballot
Archdale city election officials described today’s turnout as lively and continuing as residents vote on whether Archdale will host an ABC store. By late morning 458 ballots had been cast across Ward 1 with 129, Ward 2 with 154 and Ward 3 with 175. Total registration is 2,733. Polls close at 7 30 p.m.
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Archdale
ABC
Injunction Delayed On High Point Massage Parlor Law
Two High Point massage parlor operators failed to obtain a preliminary injunction against the city ordinance enforcing massage parlors. Superior Court Judge Robert Collier asked police not to arrest noncompliant owners as a decision on the injunction was set for Thursday morning. Peacock Massage Salon Inc. and James J. Worrell were among the operators affected.
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Greensboro
High Point
Superior Court
Robert Collier
Collier
Peacock Massage Salon Inc
James J. Worrell
City budget set at 43 million with unchanged tax rate
The council schedules a Thursday meeting to adopt a 43 million dollar budget using the current 83 cent tax levy. The plan keeps the tax rate and takes effect July 1. Citizens and officials debate conservation practices and city lighting.
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Shavitz
Cheek
Judge Hears Several Cases In Lexington
Judge Lester P. Martin Jr. disposed several cases in Lexington. Ernest Holdren of High Point was convicted of forcible trespassing with a six month suspended sentence. Tommie Byerly and Leo Chapel received six month suspended sentences. Chapel appealed after drunken driving conviction. Byerly was found guilty of reckless driving. David Weatherman of Nitro WV was fined 100 dollars for driving. Grover Wrenn of Denton got six months suspended and 100 dollar fine for drunken driving and no license, with notice of appeal.
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Lester P. Martin Jr
Lexington
Ernest William Holdren
High Point
Martin
Tommie Jo Byerly
Sherman Street
Leo Armie Chapel
Route 4
Chapel
Byerly
David W. Weatherman
Nitro
W.va
Grover Allen Wrenn
Denton
County rate hike draws big turnout at hearing
Phillips tried to placate critics noting taxpayers still pay less than neighboring counties yet 62 percent higher than last year. Carroll Wall, a former GOP candidate, opposed the increase as the audience swelled, forcing the session to move from the commissioners’ room to the upstairs courtroom to handle the crowd.
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Phillips
Davidson County
Republican Commission
Carroll Wall
Blacks Seek Parade Permit in Thomasville
Davidson County Black Caucus seeks a parade permit to march Thursday night from Carver Park along Salem Street to City Hall and back. The permit, filed Monday by George Booker and Dewitt Wilhite, is considered in order and likely to be approved barring unusual circumstances.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Black Caucus
George Booker
Dewitt Wilhite
Carver Park
Salem Street
City Hall
Paul Shore
Pioneer tribute statues span twelve states nationwide
Identical representations of the Madonna of the Trail have been erected from Maryland to California. The monuments honor the courage and determination of America's pioneer mothers across 12 states, showcasing a national tribute to their legacy.
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Maryland
California
America
High Point Housing Project Aims 240 Units On Southside
The High Point Housing Authority plans renewal work creating vacant land on the Southside to develop about 240 housing units suitable for single or multi unit buildings, plus around 15 scattered sites for single dwellings or duplexes Chestnut said. The program may pursue grants for public housing on renewal land, with developers receiving guaranteed rent for up to 20 years under the new system, a shift from past 30 year mortgage guarantees.
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High Point Housing Authority
Southside
Chestnut
Makmr el
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J. I. Wofford
E. F. Williams
T. Waterhouse
J. W
James William
Oakwood
Herman C. Beck
Orlando
Minnie Rommell
Patton
Margaret) Mitchell
Jacksonville
L. L
Mina) Duggins
Aceesowa
Mee
H.B
Mabel) Haga
Lynchburg
Agnes Smith
Ave
E. D. Young
Edward Dermont Young
Buxton St
Winston-Salem
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Dewey
Josephine Moody Young
U.S. Army
Wake Forest University
Broad Street
Marcus Edward Young
Debbra Ann Young
Virginia
Bobby Lee Young
Broad St
James Bryce Young
Billy Jo Leonard
Lexington City Cemetery
J. Comer Lambert
R. B. Lett JR
Muriel Leonard Lett
Robert B. Lett Jr
Narbeth Ave
Richmond
Robert B. Lett
James Coulter
Chesterfield
Neil Perkins
Chippenham Chapel
Hull St
Maury Cemetery
Joseph W. Bliley
Susan J. Mellette
Mcb Hospital
Sechrest
Lexington Ave
National
Nellie Byrd Pugh
Sechrest Chapel
Camby
Chestnut Dr. Archdale
Archdale Chapel
Jenele A. Téeagee
Crastaut Drive
Imi
Alcoholics’ Center
Crawford
Jamestown
Russell Street
Y. He
Wayside Haven
N. Hamilton Street
Hamilton Street
Urban Ministry
Dept. of Social Sense
Churches
ABC Vote
Plete
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