Canady Funeral Set Wednesday
Mrs. Annie Turner Canady 90 of 218 Woodrow Ave died at 9 55 p m Monday in Maryfield Nursing Home after years of ill health She was born in Caswell County July 19 1878 daughter of Patrick Henry and Hattie Lashley Turner married to Joseph Alvis Canady who died in 1934 Surviving three daughters two sons ten grandchildren and several great grandchildren Memorials requested for Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church or Maryfield Nursing Home Funeral 1 30 p m Wednesday at Wesley Church with burial at Camp Springs Methodist Church Cemetery in Rockingham County Body at Sechrest Funeral Home tonight 7 30 to 9 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Turner Canady
Woodrow Ave
Maryfield
Canady
Caswell County
Patrick Henry
Hattie Lashley Turner
Joseph Alvis Canady
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Womens Wesley Bible Class
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Charles H. Wilson
Madison
Percy D. McKinney
Gibsonville
H. H. McBryde
Reidsville
Claude S. Canady
van H. Canady
Montheu Ave
Maryfield Nursing Home
James G. Huggin
R. Delbert Byrum
Camp Springs Methodist Church
Rockingham County
Sechrest Funeral Home
Finnie E. Brown Dies at 70 in Statesville
Finnie E. Brown 70 of 106 Oakwood St High Point died at 9 p.m. Monday after six weeks of illness at Huntersville Hospital. Born June 9 1898 in Catawba County he was the son of William L Brown and Josephine Fish Brown. Survived by widow Margaret Lazenby Brown a son Joe W Brown Sr a daughter Nan Lee Brown and a sister Vance Gilleland. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Bunch Funeral Home with Oakwood Cemetery burial in Statesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
Finnie E. Brown
Oakwood St
High Point
Huntersville Hospital
Huntersville
Catawba County
William L
Josephine Fish Brown
Margaret Lazenby Brown
Joe W. Brown Sr
Nan Lee Brown
Vance Gilleland
Long Island
Bunch Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs Davis of Kendall Street Dies in High Point
Mrs Cleo Helmstetler Davis of 203 Kendall St died today at High Point Memorial Hospital. She was the widow of Jasper Davis and daughter of Henry Ray Helmstetler and the late Maude Parker Helmstetler. Survived by three sisters and eight brothers. Body at Harold C. Davis Funeral Home pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Helmstetler Davis
Kendall St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Henry Ray Helmstetler
Maude Parker Helmstetler
Jasper Davis
Cheeney
Helen) Walton
Kenilworth Dr
Byron
Ruby) Walker
Rand Blvd
Dewey Helmstetler
Rt. 6
Lexington
Grady Helmstetler
Briggs Ave
Elmer Helmstetler
E. Lexington Ave
A Helmstetler
Cassell St
Bill Helmstetler
Harold C. Davis
Death Claims A. B. Silver
A. Blake Silver, 65, of 211 Steele St, was found dead in bed this morning from natural causes. A retired barber, he had been active with New Life Homes and Alcoholics Anonymous since retirement. The body remains at the local undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Blake Silver
Steele St
Silver
New Life Homes
Alcoholics Anonymous
Harold C. Davis
New Life Homes, Inc
A _ Christian house
Saunders Rites Set Wednesday At Green Street Church
John Crafford Saunders 65 of 411 Greenwood Ave died Monday after three days in High Point Memorial Hospital. He was born October 25, 1903 in Union County and married Betty Liske June 20, 1926. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Green Street Baptist Church with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crafford Saunders
Greenwood Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Union County
John
Mattie Swanner Saunders
Betty Liske
Green Street Baptist Church
Green Street
J. C. McAllister
Otis Meadows
Ben Haire
R. J. Winfrey
J. B. Green
Troy Man Charles B. Kearns Dies After Brief Illness
Charles B. Kearns 62 died Monday at Montgomery Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by widow Thelma. sons James of Denton and Donald and Carol of Troy. brother Vernon of High Point. sister Nina Cole of Troy. Funeral to be held today at Uwharrie United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Charles B. Kearns
Montgomery Memorial Hospital
Thelma Kearns
James Kearns
Denton
Donald
Carol Kearns
Vernon Kearns
High Point
Nina Cole
Uwharrie United Methodist Church
Mrs. Cora Collins Dies at 70 in High Point
Mrs. Cora B. Collins, 70, of 104 English Court, died today at 5:45 a.m. at High Point Memorial Hospital after ten years of declining health. Born February 12, 1899 in Pound, Virginia, she moved to High Point six months ago. Survived by husband App Collins. two sons John D. and Charlie. four daughters Laura Lawson, Carrie Underwood, Bertha Miller, Ora Potter. 24 grandchildren, two great grandchildren, nine great great grandchildren. four sisters Laurie Sill, Powell Miller, Bessie Meed, Belle Baker. Funeral arrangements pending at Cumby Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora B. Collins
English Court
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Collins
Pound
Virginia
High Point
App Collins
John D
Charlie Collins
Laura Lawson
Baltimore
Carrie Underwood
Pulaski
Bertha Miller
Wise
Ora Potter
Laurie Sill
Powell Miller
Hammon
Bessie Me
Mrs Hulda Martin Rites Planned At Grays Chapel United Methodist
Mrs Hulda Martin 52 of Route 1 Asheboro died Sunday in Randolph Hospital Survivors include husband David W Martin a daughter Mrs Michael Shelton of Raleigh a son James David Martin of Liberty her mother Mrs Emma Kivett of Route 1 and three sisters Mrs John J Lineberry Route 1 Mrs Zelma Pugh Greensboro and Mrs Fred Broadstreet Asheboro The family will be at the funeral home 7 to 9 tonight Funeral 3 p m Wednesday at Grays Chapel United Methodist Church Body at Loflin Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Hulda Martin
Route 1
Randolph Hospital
Asheboro
David W. Martin
Michael Shelton
Raleigh
James David Martin
Emma Kivett
John J. Lineberry
Zelma Pugh
Greensboro
Fred Broadstreet
Grays Chapel United Methodist Church
Loflin Funeral Home
Harrison Street widening dominates urban renewal debate in High Point
At a Monday meeting residents and leaders clashed over Harrison Street widening to four lanes requiring 100 feet of right of way and demolition of 131 homes. Recreation space and a proposed park drew support and criticism as officials push public improvements and private development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Street
Davis Avenue
Montlieu Ave
Ray Kisiah
Parks and Recreation
Kisiah
Fee
High Point
John Langford
Langford
Ruby Byers
Redevelopment Commission
Uie
Harrison Center Area
Student leader Morehead earns Key Club and NHS ranks
Morehead of the Key Club chairs the Student Council Athletic Committee and serves Beta Club. He is a Lexington Senior High School student and president of the National Honor Society, a National Merit Scholarship semi finalist, and business manager of the yearbook. He played varsity football and wrestled, with Morehead awards noting merit since 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key
North Carolina Stadium Authority Clarifies Tax Impact On Triad Stadium Project
The executive director, Joe Matthews, says projected tax costs for the Triad Stadium Raceway may mislead based on how figures are stated. Guilford County Commissioner Percy Sears questions bond referendum needs while Matthews explains legal limits for a maximum tax rate for operational costs and debt service. He notes bonds would only proceed with favorable lease agreements and operational franchises, and amendments to the stadium act are in progress with Guilford and Forsyth officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Stadium Authority
Triad Stadium
Joe Matthews
Guilford County
Percy Sears
Sears
Matthews
Guilford and
Forsyth
Randolph Leaders Refuse Subdivision Regulation Request
Randolph officials balked at a push for a county subdivision ordinance. Ralph Bulla urged adoption to curb realtor abuses amid highway-ownership myths. Residents alleged misrepresentations by developers and a state takeover of roads, which Commission chair Ira McDowell said lacks authority without General Assembly action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wrenn
Asheboro
Randolph Democratic Party
Ralph Bulla
North Asheboro
Randleman
Randolph
Bulla
Archdale-Trinity
State Highway Commission
Elsie Pugh
Hilltop Acres
J. W. Plummer
Plummer
William Needham
Commission
Ira McDowell
General Assembly
Baseball Troubles Cited By Barber At Club Dinner
Walter Red Barber warned the High Point Executives Club that baseball faces peril from expansion and outside ownership. He blamed Little League programs and television for shrinking interest and cited Mickey Mantle's retirement as an example of big business influence. He noted Willie Mays works to improve weaknesses and stressed spirit behind champion athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Marks
High Point Executives Club
Walter
Red) Barber
Emerywood Country Club
Barber
Executives
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Yankee
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Mays
Roscoe Adams
George Covington
Man Charged In Whisky Case Near Lexington
Davidson County man Larry Lanier, 22, of Everhart Road near Lexington, faces a charge of possessing 507 gallons of non taxpaid whisky. He was to appear before a U S commissioner in Salisbury for a preliminary hearing. A 1963 model compact car and whisky were seized. raid involved Davidson County Sheriff's Dept, ATF, and ABC officers from Jamestown and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
Larry Lanier
Everhart Road
Lanier
U. S
Salisbury
Davidson County Sheriff's Dept., Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
U. S. Treasury Dept
Alcohol Beverage Control
Jamestown
Greensboro
County leaders push orderly water extensions plans
Commissioner Bodenheimer urged coordinated growth and long term planning for water service extensions along I-85 and Osborn Road, warning against pressure driven decisions. Chairman Montgomery called for better coordination while Maxwell feared pre-judging a future hearing. Costs cited: 32500 for line south of I 40 and 10400 for I 85 extension. A bond election proposal for a Greensboro Winston-Salem stadium raceway drew no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Montgomery
Richard Maxwell
Osborne Road
R. J. Childress
Guilford County
Jaycee
Forsyth County
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Judgment Continued In Two Thomasville Cases
Prayer for judgment was continued in two cases against Bobby Leon Holder of Shuler Road in Recorder's Court. He faced assault charges involving Rhonda Holder and Jake L. Holder with a knife, plus court costs after a guilty verdict for malicious damage to personal property. Jimmie L. Spencer of Washington DC was fined 100 dollars and court costs for drunken driving and charged with additional court costs plus a 1 dollar fine for carrying a concealed weapon. He must refrain from driving for a year and serve three nights in city jail. Louis R. Love of Thomasville was fined 100 dollars and court costs for drunken driving, with a one-year driving ban and three nights in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Bobby Leon Holder
Shuler Road
Recorder’s Court
Rhonda Holder
Jake L. Holder
Jimmie L. Spencer
Washington, D. C
Spencer
Louis R. Love
Rt. 1
Union Hill Lions Host Presnell District Governor
Lion International district 31-D governor Lary M. Presnell Jr. of Asheboro spoke to the Union Hill Lions Club Monday night about current priority in Lions work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill Lions Club
Lary M. Presnell Jr
Lions International
Presnell
Asheboro
Ernest Tubb Show To Raise Funds In Asheboro
Asheboro hosts a benefit tonight with Ernest Tubb and his Troubadours on the Asheboro High School stage for 7:30 and 9:00 performances. Radio WGWR will air a live pledge broadcast from 7:45 to 8:45 p.m. as Randolph County Sheriff Lloyd Brown leads locals to retire the Ash Rand Rescue building debt on Cox Street. About 2,000 tickets have been sold with more at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Ernest Tubb
Ash Rand Rescue
Cox Street
Randolph County
Lloyd Brown
Asheboro High School
Brown
Pearl Oysters Source of Most Gem Pearls
The origin of most gem pearls is traced to pearl oysters found along the Pacific coast of America, off northern Australia, in the East Indies, and in the Persian Gulf, reflecting global pearl production sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pacific
Australia
East Indies
Persian Gulf
Administrator's Notice of Estate Nathan Johnson Guilford NC
Wiley J. Markham administrator calls creditors to present claims within six months after this notice dated February 18 1969. Debts owed must be paid promptly. Also a separate notice schedules a March 20 1969 public hearing on annexation of Guilford County land into High Point City limits with detailed boundary description and City Clerk notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF North Carolina
Guilford County
General Court of Justice Superior Court
Nathan Rossie Johnson
North Carolina
Wiley Jackson Markham
Fala St
High Point
N.C
Kivett Drive
Scientific Drive
Union Hill School
Union Hill
Triangle Lake Road
D. H. Parsons
Parsons
American Land Company
Ragsdale Road
Bales Chapel Road
J. E&. Hendrix
J. E. Hendrix
Meadowview Subdivision
Brookview Circle
Ridgecrest
Glover’s Branch
Exists
Catherine W. Harrington
Administratrix Notice for Dwight M. Carter Estate
Frances C. Lawson Administratrix of Dwight M. Carter estate requests creditors to file claims by August 21 1969 at 301 N Hall Street High Point NC. Creditors and debtors must settle accounts. notice dated February 18 1969. Attorney Harold J. Spainhour mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight M. Carter
Boots Carter
Guilford County
North Carolina
N. Hall Street
High Point
Frances C. Lawson
Harold J. Spainhour
Executrix's Notice for Blanche F Hardee Estate Guilford NC
Novie T. Hardee executrix of Blanche P Hardee s estate in Guilford County NC invites all claimants to present their claims at 900 Carrick in front of the recovery. Notices run February 18 25 and March 4 11 69 in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche F. Hardee
Guilford County
North Carolina
Carrick Street
High Point
Novie T. Hardee
Blanche P .Hardee
Harold J. Spainhour
Notice of Sale Project Notes High Point Housing Authority
The Housing Authority of High Point invites bids at 701 East Green Drive for its Project Notes. First Series 1969 for 177000.00 due October 10 1969. Notes dated April 8 1969 bear interest as fixed in accepted proposals. Proposals on approved forms. Details from Daily Bond Buyer March 4 1969. By D B Hubbard Acting Executive Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housing Authority
City of
High Point
East Green Drive
State of North Carolina
E.S.T
Housing Authority OF the
D. B. Hubbard
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. B. Silver
Cumby
D. W. Martin
Harrison Center
the Redevelopment Commission
Morehead
F. P. Bodenheimer Jr
Bodenheimer
Union Hill Club
WGWR
Pearl
Vicinity
C. Personals
C. C. Hughes
Dallas
Agee
N. Main
Montheu
Main
Contact
Carmichael & Moore
Call B
Moore
C. &. Abbott
Bobby Dixon
NEW Homes
Yorktown
Fortis Enterprises
New English Woods
Seven Oaks
Mendenhall-Moore Realtor
Church Ave
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