Deaths and Funerals in Thomasville and Cana Va
James Archie Curry 66 of 304 South St Thomasville dies at home after months of declining health. Survived by wife Lucille three daughters grandchild sister and two brothers. Funeral Sunday 3 p m Hoover's Chapel United Methodist Church with burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Other obituary mentions another resident tied to Cana Va and Thomasville with services at Flower Gap Primitive Baptist Church.
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James Archie Curry
South St
Thomasville
Roberson County
McKenzie
Mary Cromartie Curry
von Johan Furniture Co
Hoovers Chapel United Methodist Church
Lucille Curry
Essie Jane Craddock
Patricia Davis
Mildred Wright
New Jersey
Nettie Banner
Clyde Curry
Greensboro
William Curry
Hoover’s Chapel United Methodist Church
G. A. Brooks
Mt. Olivet
Thomas Haizlip
Calvin C. Orrell Liberty Road Chapel
Walter Lilly
Flower Gap Primitive Baptist Church
Cana
Seaborn Sechrest
Orrell’s
Death of Lacy Edward Auman in Asheboro
Lacy Edward Auman 59 of Rt. 5 Asheboro died on Friday at Randolph Hospital from an apparent heart attack. He worked for Luck's Inc. Survived by widow Virginia Davis Auman, daughters LaVerne Williams and Louise Auman, sons Harold, Lacy Jr., and Danny Ray Auman, sisters Rankin Richardson Reid Hunt Carlie Cole, brothers Leslie Everett Theodore Gurney Elsie Auman. Funeral plans incomplete. Body at Pugh Funeral Home.
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Asheboro
Lacy Edward Auman
Rt. 5
Randolph Hospital
Luck’s Inc
Virginia Davis Auman
LaVerne A. Williams
Louise Auman
Harold Edward Auman
North Jackson
Ohio
Lacy E. Auman
Danny Ray Auman
Rankin Richardson
Reid Hunt
Seagrove
Carlie Cole
Leslie
Everett Auman
High Point
Theodore
Gurney
Rt. 1
Star
Elsie Auman
Pugh Funeral Home
Death of Robert Luther Yandle 91 Asheboro resident
Robert Luther Yandle 91 of Rt 4 Asheboro died Friday at Randolph Hospital. Survived by three daughters Mrs John Ward of Clarkton Mrs James Kemp and Mrs Milton Wright both of Rt 4 Asheboro and three sons R Clifford Yandle of Elizabethtown M Clayton Yandle of High Point and Edison W Yandle of Raleigh. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Body at Ridge McDowell Funeral Home.
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Asheboro
Robert Luther Yandle
Rt. 4
Randolph Hospital
John D. Ward
Clarkton
James I. Kemp
Milton T. Wright
R. Clifford Yandle
Elizabethtown
M. Clayton Yandle
High Point
Edison W. Yandle
Raleigh
Ridge McDowell Funeral Home
Mrs. Billie Baker 73 Dies in High Point Hospital
Mrs. Billie Proctor Baker 73 of 711 S Hamilton St died at High Point Memorial Hospital Friday at 9 30 am after a month of declining health. Survived by two sons Kenny Baker and Jackie Baker and a daughter Helen Carr with ten grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Cumby Chapel with Rev J A Grout and others. burial Mount Pleasant United Methodist Cemetery. Pallbearers include High Point Fire Department members H L Thompson C A Jester. Burial details and hours at home provided.
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Billie Proctor Baker
S. Hamilton St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Albert
Jane Hedgecock Proctor
High Point
James E. Mitchell
Carrick Ave
William Harvey Baker
Kenny Baker
Carolina Beach
Jackie Baker
Merriman Place
A. B
Helen) Carr
Trinity
Annie Saunders
Cumby
J. A. Grout
Woodrow W. Robbins
Lloyd W. Garner
Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church Cemetery
J. E. Mitchell
High Point Fire Department
H. L. Thompson
C. A. Jester
John R. Wrenn Dies After Friday Attack
John Rufus Wrenn 66 of 414 Old Thomasville Rd died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital after an attack at home Friday morning. He was born near Siler City on April 21 1904 and lived in High Point 25 years working as a fixer at Melrose Hosiery Mills before retiring. He was a Woodmen of the World member and Rocky River Friends Meeting attendee. Survived by wife Nelis M. Wrenn one daughter Kathryn Mullis one grandchild one sister Edna Bowman and four brothers Paul Ervin Delbert and Cletus. Funeral planned 2 pm Sunday at Sechrest Chapel with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Body to lie in state tonight 7 to 9 at Sechrest Funeral Home.
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John Rufus Wrenn
Thomasville Rd
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Wrenn
Siler City
Henry
Bertha Thompson Wrenn
Nells Metters
High Point
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Luther R Thomas Dies in Hospital at 69
Luther R. Thomas aged 69 of Rt. 1 Sophia died at 9 35 a m Friday in Forsyth Memorial Hospital Winston Salem after a 22 day illness. He had been a patient there.
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Luther R. Thomas
Rt. 1
Sophia
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Winston- Salem
Death of Robert Baldwin Veteran of World War II
Robert Baldwin son of Mrs Inez Baldwin Matthew died Thursday in Greensboro. He was a World War II veteran. Survivors include his mother two brothers Thomas Baldwin Hackensack N J and William Baldwin High Point four nephews and one niece. Funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m. Hoover Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Liston Sellers. Burial in Greenhill Cemetery. Family at funeral home 8 to 9 tonight.
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Robert Baldwin
Inez Baldwin Matthew
Greensboro
Inez Matthew
Thomas Baldwin
Hackensack, N. J
William Baldwin
High Point
Hoover Funeral Home
Liston Sellers
Greenhill Cemetery
Funeral
City School Lunch Menu Plan Highlights Varied Meals
Tuesday Salisbury steak with rice and gravy accompanies buttered peas baked beans hot rolls. Wednesday features beef and noodles with green beans lettuce wedge and peach half. Thursday serves vegetable soup potato chips peanut butter sandwich and apples. Friday offers fish sticks with greens potatoes cornbread and jello.
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Salisbury
Eclipse Draws National Visitors to Greenville Event
In Greenville North Carolina scientists and visitors from across the country gathered to view a total solar eclipse. The event began at 12 14 p m and would reach totality at 1 31 p m lasting about three minutes. East Carolina University hosted scientific activities with ROTC students and Boy Scouts guiding traffic to the campus.
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Greenville
N. C
North Carolina
Tobacco City
East Carolina
Boy Scouts
ROTC
ECU
Funeral service set for Mrs John Fargis in Reidsville
Funeral for Mrs John Orbra Fargis, 64, of Rt 2 Reidsville, will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday. The body lies at Wilkerson Funeral Home. She died Thursday at Penn Memorial Hospital. Surviving: a brother John Glidewell of High Point.
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Reidsville
John Orbra Fargis
Rt. 2
Wilkerson Funeral Home
Galileo’s House Arrest for Heliocentric Idea
Galileo spent the final eight years of his life under house arrest for promoting the idea that the Earth revolves around the Sun. Britannica notes this confinement followed his advocacy of heliocentrism and a non geocentric universe.
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Galileo
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Federal Judge Lifts Injunction in Charlotte Desegregation
U S District Judge James B McMillan lifted a Superior Court injunction blocking the Charlotte Mecklenburg Board of Education from implementing his desegregation order. The stay and appeals actions involve cross-busing and a North Carolina antibusing statute under review by a federal panel slated for March 24.
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U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
McMillan
North Carolina
Robert Morgan
Morgan
Richmond
Committee Plans Visit to Handi-Clean Products Firm
Members of the Mayor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped will visit Handi-Clean Products Co. a greensboro area firm employing only handicapped persons on Wednesday. Robert I. Smith president said the Greens boro firm visit will be the highlight of the February meeting. They meet at 11:30 a m at College Village Shopping Center and travel to Swing Road plant.
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Mayor’s Committee On
The
Handi-Clean Products Co
Robert I. Smith
Greensboro
College Village
Swing Road
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Sports Clash
A historical TV guide lists 6:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. airings across channels with news, variety shows, and films. Notable entries include NCAA Davidson vs. St Bonaventure at 8:00 P.M. and the ACC Championship game later, plus Camelot of country double bills and late night talk and film entries.
Capsule View of Tonight's TV line up with Jackie Gleason
Jackie Gleason hosts a humor filled evening with Kim Hunter playing a handwriting expert in The Honeymooners misadventures. Ralph accuses Norton of sending a love note to Alice as the big brouhaha erupts. The night features musical guests Kenny Rogers and the First Edition Smokey Robinson and the Miracles Ray Stevens plus James Garner Tiny Tim Arte Johnson and Carl Ballantine in cameo.
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Jackie Gleason
Kim Hunter
Ralph
Norton
Alice
Andy Williams
Kenny Rogers
Smokey Robinson
the Miracles
Ray Stevens
James Garner
Tiny Tim
Arte Jonason
Carl Ballantine
Adam 12
Malloy
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James A. Curry
J. A. Monroe
M. L. Moffitt
L. P. Newsome
T. W. Dunnigan
Carroll County
Samuel
Sarah Thomas
Thomas Grocery
Martha Easter Thomas
Roy
Nancy) Epperson
Pine Bluff
Harold
Reba Jean) Aulbert
Jamestown
Peggy Blizzard
Samuel Wayne Thomas
Bryce Thomas
Annie Easter
Mt. Airy
Joe Thomas
Lacy Auman
Robert Yandle
W. H. Baker
John R. Wrenn
le Avent New
the War Lord
North Sea
Chariton Heston
Rosemary Forsyth
Guy Stockwell
Walter Brennan
William Eliott
Cole Slaw
John Fargis
Board of Education
Lexington Ave
Robert C. Becker
PLM
Sechrest Chapel
Williams
South Main Street
Newsmaker Early Report
Pulse News
Bill Anderson
Wilburn Bros
CBS News
Death Valley Days
Huntley-Brinkley
Channel 2
Evening News
Tommy Faile
Woody Greeson
Davidson
St. Bonaventure
Lawrence Welk
ACC
Durante
Lennon Sisters
Lifewatch
Ray Hall
Shock Theatre
Dallas
Porter Wagoner
Kitty Wells
Joe Pyne
Reed
Charlton Heston
Richard Boone
Normandy
Durante-Lennon Sisters
Leslie Uggams
Vic Damone
Arte Johnson
Jimmy and
the Lennons
Paris
Tom Conway
William Elliott
Kentucky
Tennessee
Championship Wrestling
Monty Hall
Jimmy Durante
Lennon Groteers
Arthur Godfrey
ABC Weekend News
Saock Theatre
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