Deaths and Funerals in Randolph County Area
Multiple obituaries from Randolph County area cover Blanche Surratt of Denton Alfred Davis of Siler City Betty Rorie of High Point J A Caviness of Asheboro Bertha Rose of Greensboro Mary York of High Point Mary Sluder of Burlington Joe Frazier Sr. of Kernersville Ottie West of Kernersville Pauline Caraturo of Salisbury list ages, birthplaces, survivors, churches, funeral details and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Rorie
Betty Ingram Rorie
Meredith St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Anson County
June
Lula Wall Ingram
Myrtle Desk Co
Emmanuel Baptists Church
June Ingram
High Point
Josephine Wally
Wadesboro
Daisy Ruth
Annie Mae Ingram
Frank Ingram
Camden
N.J
Jim
Vernon Ingram
Savannah A.M.E. Zion Church
Titesville
Frank Gibson
Wade Gatewood
Moore Funeral Home
Walter Sluder
Mary Robbins Andrews Sluder
Burlington
Rich & Thompson Chapel
Pine Hill
J. W. Frazier
Kernersville
Joe White
Pop
Pauline Caraturo
Henderlite Street
Salisbury
Summersett Funeral Home
Salisbury Memorial Cemetery
Caraturo
Rowan Memorial Hospital
Paul and
Essie Summer Eagle Barrier
Spencer High School
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Charlotte
Russell Caraturo
Gene Caraturo
Atlanta, Ga
Wayne Caraturo
Clyde Eagle
Rt. 2
Henry Eagle
Rt. 6
Thomasville
Marie
Helen Barrier
Rt. 8
Dorothy Major
Former Principal Rehired At Randleman Middle School
ASHEBORO Former Randolph High School principal Harold Davis, 41, is returning as principal of the new Randleman Middle School after a Special called Randolph County Board of Education meeting. Davis will office in the current junior high wing of Randleman High until the new campus opens, with the old high school building housing the middle school. The board also approved off campus housing for 80 to 100 eighth graders at New Market School and 60 to 90 sixth graders at Randleman Elementary to create kindergarten space, and authorized state bond funds for furniture at Gray's Chapel School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph High School
Harold Davis
Randleman Middle School
Randolph County Board of Education
Davis
Randleman High School
B. B. Walker Shoe Co
New Market School
Randleman
New Market Community
First United Methodist Church
Gray’s Chapel
Robbery suspects described after purse snatch on prom night
Mrs Lowe reported two Black men snatched her purse and forced them back into a car. One suspect stood about 5 feet 7 inches, 150 pounds with a mustache, wearing a T shirt blue jeans. the other about 5 feet 5 inches, 135 pounds in a white cap and light clothing. hair described as plaided.
Drunken Driving Sentences In District Court
Five individuals were found guilty of drunken driving in District Court and received 90 day suspended sentences with $100 fines plus costs. Others faced various charges including six month suspended terms with $200 fines, acquittals, or no pros with leave on related cases. The docket also lists larceny, escape, and leaving the scene of an accident with minor fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie James Brand
Sherrod Street
Geary Copper Meliane
Greensboro
William Watkins
Brentwood Street
Luther Herman Beauchamp
Rt. 1
Trinity
Odell Thacker
Jamestown
Dewey Garland Hewett Jr
Asheboro Street
Cecil Dean Flannery
Dewey Lester Shively
Wallburg
Shively
High Point City
Larry Clayton Cole
Route 4
Mary B. Powell
Wilbur
Eugene Jessup
W. Kearns Avenue
Henry Albert Styers
W. Parkway
Cheryl Ann Marshall
Glenn Randall King
Thomasville
Timothy Dale Branch
RTI Board OKs Unique Photo Class
Randolph Technical Institute in Asheboro gains state approval to add a two year photo finishing lab alongside its existing photography program. Trustee Jerry Tillman highlighted a top instructor Cecil P. Allen with $70 000 to $80 000 in donated equipment. First students begin this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wrenn
Asheboro
Randolph Technical Institute
Southeastern United States
Jerry W. Tillman
Cecil P. Allen
Allen
T. A. Johnson
Liberty
Eddie Allen
North Carolina Community College Trustees Association
Irish Ragland
Ragland
Southside Model Cities to trim staff to three
The Southside Model Cities program will reduce staff to three positions: two directors, a social planner, and a secretary. George Manning will serve as director and Rufus Bostie as planner, with the secretary yet to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Cities
George Manning
Rufus Bostie
Pinetops Appoints New Postmaster
MEMPHIS AP reports Regional Postmaster General Carl C. Ulsaker announced Bobby J. Parker of Pinetops North Carolina as postmaster of Pinetops. The appointment takes effect Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Carl C. Ulsaker
Bobby J. Parker
Pinetops
N.C
Sewer System Funds Sought for Regional Project
An EPA funding application seeks federal support for a regional sewer system serving parts of Davidson and Randolph counties and the cities of Thomasville Lexington and High Point. Davidson County Chairman Joe Berrier says work is ahead of schedule as engineers from Nenningson Durham and Richardson Inc keep in close contact with county officials. The system follows drainage patterns, not political boundaries, linking areas in Guilford and nearby counties. exact costs are not yet known and a formal estimate may take months, with construction possibly two to three years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Davidson
Randolph
Thomasville
High Point
Davidson County Commission
Joe Berrier
Nenningson, Durham and Richardson Inc
Charlotte
Davidson County
City of
Guilford County
Les Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. L. Surratt Denton
Blanche Thompson Surratt
Denton
Randolph Hospital
Canaan United Methodist Church
G. Lee Surratt
Jerry Surratt
Bertha Copple
Route 2
Canaan United
A. L. Davis
Siler City
Alfred Lee Davis
Chatham Hospital
Chatham County
Sandy Branch Church
Jack Phillips
Carl Lee Cross
Ramseur
Dorothy Tuholski
Los Angeles
Calif
Junior Davis
Bennett
Dave Davis
William
Claude Davis
Bear Creek
Smith and Buckner Funeral Home
Sandy Branch Baptist Church
Allen Overton
Curtis B. Wood
J. A. Caviness
James Atlas Caviness
Greensboro St
Randolph County
Mitchell United Methodist Church
Maxie Cheek Caviness
Miss
Corina Caviness
Lemuel Caviness
Gaines Funeral Home
Sophia J. East
Mrs. Rose
Bertha Prince Rose
Ridgecrest
Cumby Mortuary
Mary Pauline York
Adams St
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
John Q. Robbins
Addie Hardin Robbins
Trevera Mills
Robert Wesley Andrews
Walter Slader
James L
Bill) Andrews Sr
Sally Hall
S. A. Robbins
Flora Durham
Dora Bryant
Lillie Dorsett
Sophia
Everlyn Bishop
Richmond
Nora Brown
Walter Robbins
Julius J
Elizabeth Wood Frazier
Lela York
J. W. Frazier Jr
Conrad
Connie) Frazier
Joe
Pearl) Rayle
J. Horace
Lake) Williard
Paul
Cleo) Robinson
Colfax
Burton
Violet) Fuller
New Berne
Charles B. Frazier
Sandy Ridge United Methodist Church
Kenneth Clegg Jr
C. E. West
Buncombe County
Freedom Baptist Church
Burlington Industries
Lillian Peoples West
David Moose
Julius Swain
Richard
Charles West
Lillian Preston
Lottie Harrison
Peggy Barlow
Beckley
W. Va
Kitty Ford
Dallas
Tex
Henry West
Oscar Hauser
Mt. Gur
Pierce Funeral Home
Mrs
Lexington Ave
I Ad
Edwin Turlington Howard
Wau
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Salermburg
N. C
Ene
John M. McDowell
Opm
Dh Memorial United Methodist Church
Cumby
Chestnut Dr
William O. Parris
M. Archdale Church of Nazarene
Richard Myers Clodfelter
Bunker Hill United
Sartin
N. Centennial Ave
Prom
RTI Board
Jack Adam- Beck
RTI
M. M. Branson
Richard V. Beck
Joseph Gale Thomas
Thomas
Beck
Rochester
N.Y
Johnson
Ecuador
Equator
Enterprise
Greensboro, N.C
Mee
Broyhill
Barwick
Dixie
Ft. Board & Chest
Dixie Contemporary
Henry Link
Young Hinkle
Harwich
Bradley Place Dist
Red Dog
Word & Prospect
Amd
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