Deaths And Funerals for Henry C. Matthew
Henry Clay Matthew died Thursday in Cone Memorial Hospital Greensboro after declining health. Survived by wife Sarah and son James Bernon of Jersey City. Funeral Sunday at 4 p.m. Emmanuel Baptist Church with Rev. D. D. Mason. Burial in church cemetery. Mrs Raymer of Lexington Rt. 2 died Tuesday at her son's home Chester B. Raymer.
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Henry Clay Matthew
Cone Memorial Hospital
Greensboro
Sarah Matthew
James Bernon
Jersey City
Emmanuel Baptist Church
D. D. Mason
Pbell
Bruce Wright
Aaron Clodfelter
Dewey Wilson
Festus Younts
Moose Clodfelter
Raymer
Rt. 2
Lexington
Chester B. Raymer
George (Frank) Robbins dies after four weeks of illness
George Franklin Robbins 92 of Asheboro died at 5 10 a m today at Randolph Hospital after a four week illness. He was a Randolph County native. Survivors include five daughters Mrs H A Pierce of Trinity and Mrs EX B Meador. Funeral arrangements by Rev Henry and Rev Charles Walker with body at Farlow from 7 to 9 p m.
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Asheboro
George
Frank) Franklin Robbins
Randolph Hospital
Randolph County
H. A. Pierce
Trinity
EX. B. Meador
Hubert
Henry
Charles Walker
Farlow
Funeral visitation scheduled at St. Paul Unite Church
Sr. aged 53 dies with funeral home arranging service Saturday. Visitation at Ged Pearson Funeral Home Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Paul Unite Church.
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St. Paul Unite Church of Ged
Pearson Funeral Home
Obituary Fragments Mention Ferguson and McMasters Family
Mrs. Virgen Geen and Brodie J. McMasters are named in a fragmentary obituary text. The piece notes three sons Kenneth and Wallace McMasters and identifies siblings including Theodore Ferguson of Archdale and Bertha Allred of Greens. The notice references Asheboro and the Air Force context.
Mrs Nelms Dies in Kingsport Hospital
Mrs Nelms died Monday in Holston Valley Community Hospital in Kingsport after an illness.
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Ark
Funeral for Mrs. Lois Allen Teague Held at Spring Friends Church
Mrs Lois Allen Teague of High Point and Mrs York Teague of Route 2 Liberty survive with two brothers David Teague of High Point and Garland Teague of Route 1 Siler City and one grandchild. Funeral at 2 30 p m Saturday at Spring Friends Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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A. Peele H Graham
Lois Allen
High Point
York Teague
Liberty
David Teague
Garland Teague
Siler
Spring Friends Church
HPC Names Instructor In English At Wake Forest College
Wake Forest College hires an instructor in English and English literature. The candidate is a Wake Forest graduate and Army veteran who also attended university law and served in the Army traveling across the United States and Europe. He held research assistant roles in statistics at Graylyn Children's Center of Winston-Salem and served with Mary Babcock Remedial.
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Wake Forest College
Army Lawa
Army
United States
Europe
Phillips
Graylyn Children’s Center of
Winston-Salem
Mary Babcock Remedial
Police Revise Report On Prowler
A man who fired a shot at a residence on Woodrow and was interviewed by Hendricks. Police answered three additional prowler calls at Green Drive Everett Lane and Ray Street.
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Woodrow
Hendricks
Kaneer
W. Green Dr
Everett Lane
W. Ray St
Man Gets Life For Slaying
Columbia father of five sentenced to life in prison after pleading to a manslaughter or murder charge in the slaying case. Judge John Grimball pronounced the verdict following the defendant Miller's court admission of guilt as reported by AP.
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Columbia (Ap
John Grimball
Columbia
Miller
Jaycees Elect New President
In Buffalo New York Jaycees elected William W. Skidmore as national president after a marathon 18 roll calls. He defeated Dr Fred C Rainey with 1711 votes while rivals including 1774 or 480 580 and 711 votes exited the race at various rounds. Skidmore, a former New Jersey state president Muhlenberg College graduate and ex area sales manager for New Jersey Bell, adjourned the convention.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Mae
Wee
U.S. Jaycees
R. Stanley Ladley
Bartlesville
Okla
William W. Suttle
Marion
N.C
E. Harry Mole
Lima
Ohio
Frank Brawner
Portland
Ore
Suttle
Skidmore
Fred C. Rainey
Elizabethtown
Senate Vote Sets Change in Dimes Quarters and Half Dollars
The Senate passed a bill to remove silver from dimes and quarters and cut half dollar silver from 90 to 40 percent, sending the measure to the House. President Johnson urged quick action to avoid silver hoarding as stock dwindles, with opponents warning of debasing coinage.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Congress
John O. Pastore
R.L
Treasury
Reward Offered By Muslims In Winston Salem
The Black Muslims in Winston Salem offered a 25000 reward for information about the death of Louis Sims also known as Minister Louis X. Sims was found with a fatal shotgun wound to the head on May 14. Medical examiner ruled death by own action. Police believe Sims shot his mother in law Grace Stewart and a roommate Fuller before taking his own life.
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Winston-Salem
Black Muslims Today
Winston- Salem
The
Nation of Islam
Louis Sims
Louis X
Louis
Sims
Inlaw
Grace Stewart
iFuller Bs
Wright Brothers Inventor of Airplane Birth Record
Orville Wright born August 19, 1871, in Dayton Ohio, alongside his brother Wilbur Wright. The two pioneered powered flight with the first successful aircraft designed and flown in 1903.
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Orville Wright
Business Activity Increases In North Carolina May
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co reported North Carolina business activity rose in May with gains in most sectors. Employment growth continued and business spending matched April’s high. Industrial production stayed well above 1964 levels as the index climbed to 143.5, up 8.5 percent from May last year.
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Winston-Salem
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
North Carolina
All-Woman Jury Deliberates In Charlotte DUI Case
An all-woman jury of twelve, the first in Charlotte, deliberated 50 minutes without a verdict in a driving under the influence case. Superior Court Judge G L Houk urged continued deliberations as lawyers noted the historic all female panel. The twelve jurors, nine white and three Black women, are all married.
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Charlotte
Superior Court
G. L. Houk
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Matthew
Mrs
Laura Raymer
George (Frank) Robbins
Marshall Dunlap Sr
B. J. McMasters
Mrs. Virgen
HPC
Jaycees
Nashville, Tenn
Madison
Charles Stoner
Youth Aid Bureau
Onan
Stoner
See Deee
High Point Enterprise
Duke Power
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