Deaths and Funerals of Gilliam and Dryer Families
G E Gilliam former Falls Church resident dies at home in Clifton N J with service in Sechrest Chapel and burial at Cresthaven Clifton. Survivors include three daughters, mother, two sisters and a half brother. Funeral plan details noted with viewing times. Also obituary for Mrs. Dryer noting four sisters and two brothers with funeral at Hanes Lineberry Chapel.
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Falls Church
Clifton
Neda
George Gilliam
Janice G. Christian
Sterling
Andra Lee Gilliam
Bonnie Lynn Gilliam
Port of the
George E. Gilliam
N. J
Robert Hale
Andrew Molerstra
Wyckoff
Raymond Murray
Florida
Sechrest Chapel
James L. Pharr
Porter Funeral Home
Cresthaven Cemetery
College Place Methodist Church
A. M. Lee Sr
Greensboro
Bessie Dryer
Misenheimer
George Boyer
Damascus
Lindell Morris
Albermaiie
F. James Dryer
Washington
Leo C. Dryer
Thomasville
Hanes-Lineberry Chapel
Causey Chester Ray Causey Died After Ill Health
Chester Ray Causey aged 48 of Molleek Virginia died early Wednesday after years of declining health. He leaves one son Charlie R. Causey of Silver Spring Maryland two daughters May of St. Charles Missouri and Edith Coley of Fort Worth Texas his father C L Causey of Haywood Virginia and three brothers Garland Causey of Wilson Sylvester Newlyn Causey of Takoma Park Maryland and Paul E Causey of Westminster Maryland Funeral set for 2 30 p m Saturday at High Point with visitation tonight 7 to 9 at the funeral home.
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Chester Ray Causey
Molleek
Cuney
C. L
Ta Aem
Charlie R. Causey
Silver Springs
Ta May
St. Charles
Edith Coley
Ft. Worth
Texas
C. L. Causey
Haywood
High Point
Garland Causey
Wilson
Sylvester Newlyn Causey
Takoma Park
Paul E. Causey
Westminster
RAMSEUR Birth of Two-Day-Old Lawson Daughter
Vicky Eugenia Lawson two day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin E Lawson Rt 2 died Thursday in an Asheboro hospital Graveside service was scheduled for 2 p m today at Parks Cemetery
Hesters' Creative Schools Founder Remembered
Obituary notes the founder of Hesters' Creative Schools and his wife survivors include Henrietta and two daughters. A son Jannie Thomas and four sisters are listed. The body remains at Hanes Lineberry Funeral Home awaiting services.
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Hesters’ Creative ‘Schools
American Institute of Child Nursery
Henrietta
Anne Hester
Jannie Thomas
Gingennes
High Point
M. B. Hester
Greensboro
Hanes- Lineberry Funeral Home
Funeral service for Mrs. Margaret V C Ritchie held at Crestwood
Mrs. Margaret VanCleve Ritchie aged 73 died Wednesday in the Presbyterian Home Infirmary. Funeral was held at 4 p.m. Thursday at Crestwood Presbyterian Church with Rev. J William Orders officiating. Burial followed at Guilford Memorial Park. Pallbearers were J Ward Yarborough Herbert C Simmons William F Robinette Milton W Lindberg James W Howell and J Chester Hayworth.
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Margaret VanCleve Ritchie
Crestwood Presbyterian Church
J. William Orders
Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery
J. Ward Yarborough
Herbert C. Simmons
William F. Robinette
Milton W. Lindberg
James W. Howell
J. Chester Hayworth
Ritchie
Presbyterian Home Infirmary
Longtime Anderson resident dies. funeral set
Ist until her death nine years ago. Survivors include two daughters Mrs. Francis B. Nelson of High Point and Mrs. Jack Waldrep of Rome Georgia, and six sons Dr. Carl D. English of Ison North Carolina F Tillman English of Greer South Carolina D Dorsey English of Abbeville North Carolina Marvin T. English of Johnston South Carolina Millard B. English of Columbus Ohio Oscar L. English of Jacksonville Florida. Funeral will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m in Oakwood Baptist Church in Anderson South Carolina. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Anderson County South Carolina.
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Francis B. Nelson
High Point
Jack Waldrep
Rome
Carl D. English
Ison
N. C
F. Tillman English
Greer,s.c
D. Dorsey English
Abbeville
Marvin T. English
Johnston, S. C
Millard B. English
Columbus
Ohio
Oscar L. English
Jacksonville
Fla
Oakwood Baptist Church
Anderson, S. C
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Anderson County
S. C
Edith Cox Pickett dies in Winston-Salem hospital
Mrs. Edith Cox Pickett 50 of Asheboro died Wednesday in a Winston Salem hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Saturday at Chapel Methodist Church.
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Asheboro
Edith Cox Pickett
Winston- Salem
Chapel Methodist Church
Lexington resident 57 remembered at United Church service
A Lexington man aged 57 was honored at a service at the United Church of Christ. The obituary note and tribute highlighted his faith community and local ties.
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Lexington
United Church of Christ and
Ragland Funeral Home Owner 1920s Linville Family Notice
Born in Kernersville Ragland joined Lions Club and Masonics. In 1925 he partnered with A. N. Linville and later owned Ragland Funeral Home. Survivors include son Charlie J. Ragland Jr., daughter Shirley Odom, brothers Phin and Bayne, sisters W D Caudle Ralph Cook and Ed Crawford Jr., and mother Minerva Huff Ragland. Funeral held Saturday at Kernersville Moravian Church.
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Kernersville
Elisabeth Fontaine
Charlie J. Ragland Jr
Winston - Salem
Shirley Odom
The
Home
Phin H. Ragland
Bayne Ragland
W. D. Caudle
Raleigh
Ralph Cook
Ed Crawford Jr
Minerva Huff Ragland
Kernersville Moravian Church
Man Dies After Fall From Window in Winston-Salem
Lloyd Hunt and Mr Jarrell are named in the brief as residents connected to a fatal fall from a window in an apartment building in Winston-Salem. The incident occurred in the morning.
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Lloyd Hunt
Mr. Jarrell
Winston - Salem
Career Day at Central High to Feature Banker Bland Worley
Greensboro banker Bland W. Worley will speak twice at Central High School Career Day next Thursday. The program aims to expose students to varied careers and includes follow up meetings with Rotary Club arranged consultants. Worley, Kinston native and UNC graduate, has WWII service and holds leadership posts with Blue Bell Inc Adams-Millis Corp and banking associations.
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Bland W. Worley
Greensboro
Central High School
Worley
High Point
Central High
Rotary Club
Kinston
University of North Carolina
Blue Bell Inc
Adams-Millis Corp
Roy Spearman to be laid to rest in Oakwood Memorial Park
The body of Roy J. Spearman is arriving in High Point early Saturday. It will be taken to Harold C. Davis & Yow Funeral Home and remain there until 1 p.m. when graveside services are held at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery led by Rev. James Pharr. Spearman had worked at the American Red Cross regional office in Atlanta before leaving High Point.
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Roy J. Spearman
High Point
Harold C. Davis & Yow Funeral
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
James Pharr
Spearman
American Red Cross
Atlanta
Funeral for James Allred Held at Hickory Chapel
Funeral services for James Chester Allred 71 were held at 4 p.m. Thursday in Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included Delmer Allred Marvin Allred Aubrey Lawrence Walter Robbins Billy Allred and Bobby White. Mr. Allred of Route 1 Jamestown died Tuesday at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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James Chester Allred
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
Delmer Allred
Marvin Allred
Aubrey Lawrence
Walter Robbins
Billy Allred
Bobby White
Mr. Allred
Rt. 1
Jamestown
High Point Memorial Hospital
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J. T. Hester Sr
Margaret Ritchie
Floyd English
Edith Pickett
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J. M. Jarrell
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