Hines Funeral Set Tuesday for 85 Year Old
Mrs. Tima Aletha Hines, 85, of Rt. 2 High Point, died Sunday at 2 45 a m in Oakwood Knolls Nursing and Convalescent Home Kernersville. She was born February 28 1884 in McDowell County daughter of the late C T and Margaret Kanipe Elliott. She lived at Abbotts Creek 60 years and was widow of Andrew Chris Hines who died in March 1924. Surviving are a step daughter Flora Sells two step sons Clarence and Paul Hines a sister Mrs Della England and a brother Van B Elliott. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m in Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Body at Calvin C Orrell Liberty Road Chapel placed in church Tuesday 1 30 p m family at Orrell's 7 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tima Aletha Hines
Rt. 2
High Point
Oakwood Knolls Nursing and Convalescent
McDowell County
C. T
Margaret Kanipe Elliott
Abbotts Creek
Andrew Chris Hines
Hines
Abbotts Creek Missionary
Flora Sells
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Clarence and
Paul Hines
Rt. 5
Winston- Salem
Della England
Mafion
van B. Elliott
Tampa
Fla
Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church
Joe Coltrane
Calvin C. Orrell Liberty Road Chapel
Orrell’s
Flynt Sr. R. B. Dies at 77 in Reidsville
R B Flynt Sr 77 of Rt 2 Madison died Sunday in Annie Penn Memorial Hospital Reidsville. Survived by widow Lottie Smith Flynt three daughters Lottie Gerringer Burlington Mrs Wesley Mabe Madison Mrs J R Chapman Winston Salem four sons Cecil J D Flynt Loyal Flynt R B Flynt two brothers Walter Flynt Madison Marvin Flynt Walnut Cove. Funeral Tuesday 2 p m at Oak Grove Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Lottie Smith Flynt
Lottie Gerringer
Burlington
Wesley Mabe
J. R. Chapman
Winston-Salem
Cecil
J. D. Flynt
Loyal Flynt
R. B. Flynt
Kernersville
Walter Flynt
Marvin Flynt
Walnut Cove
Mrs Katie A Winstead Dies in Florida
Winter Haven Florida Mrs Katie A Winstead 77 longtime Elm City North Carolina native died Saturday in a local hospital She was a winter visitor for 11 years from Elm City She leaves two daughters Mrs Betty Holloway of Winter Haven and Mrs Kathryn W Webb of Bristol Tennessee two sons George H Winstead of Sarasota and Bogart M Winstead of Clearwater one sister and seven grandchildren The body is at John Crisp Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Haven, Fla
Katie A. Winstead
Enfield
N. C
Elm City
Betty Holloway
Winter Haven
Fla
Kathryn W. Webb
Bristol, Tenn
George H. Winstead
Sarasota
Bogart M. Winstead
Clearwater
George H Clark, 82, Dies in Charlotte Nursing Home
George Harold Clark, 82, formerly of High Point, died Sunday at Providence Nursing Home in Charlotte. Born June 14, 1886 in Grand Rapids, he moved to High Point in 1937 and worked with National Lock Co and later as a manufacturer's representative. In 1965 he relocated to Charlotte to live with daughter Mrs. Paul Zimmerman. Survived by wife? two daughters Mrs. Paul Zimmerman of Charlotte and Mrs. John Myers of Buffalo, a son H. B. Crawford of Annapolis, nine grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, and brother Roy Clark of Grand Rapids. Body at Sechrest Funeral Home. funeral plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harold Clark
High Point
Providence Nursing Home
Charlotte
Mr. Clark
Grand Rapids
Mich
George and
Bell Caldwell Clark
National Lock Co
Paul Zimmerman
John Myers
Buffalo
N. Y
H. B. Crawford
Annapolis, Md
Roy Clark
Grand Rapids, Mich
Sechrest Funeral Home
E R Cullom Dies at 53 in High Point
Edward Rolfe Cullom 53 of 706 Old Winston Rd died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital. Born November 16, 1915 in Avery County he worked 23 years in the Fix ture Division of Colonial Stores and lived in High Point since 1958 arriving from Norfolk Virginia. He is survived by Audrey H. Cullom his wife two daughters Sandra Frances and Carolyn Ann one sister and one brother. Funeral arrangements incomplete and body remained at Sechrest Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rolfe Cullom
Winston Rd
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Cullom
Avery County
Banjatfiii Rolfe
Sarah Lewis Cullum
Audrey Hux
Fixture
Colonial Stores
High Point
Norfolk
Audrey H. Collum
Sandra Frances
Blacksburg
Carolyn Ann Collum
Guy Hinson
Crossnore
Eugene Hollander
Seattle
Wash
Sechrest Funeral Home
Walter Oldham 79 of Kernersville Dies in Winston-Salem Hospital
Walter Burton Oldham 79 of 214 Gester Street died Sunday at Forsyth Memorial Hospital Winston Salem after three weeks as a patient. A native of Chatham County he lived in the area 20 years and ran the Tate Street Lunch. Funeral services at Pierce Funeral Home Chapel at 2 30 p m burial in Oaklawn Memorial Garden. The family will be at the funeral home tonight 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Walter Burton Oldham
Gester St
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Winston- Salem
Chatham County
Tate Street
Pierce Funeral Home
Oaklawn Memorial Garden
Winston-Salem
Pennington Fund Reaches 5000 For Education Aid
Contributions to the J Glenn Pennington Memorial Fund total 5000 to aid Thomasville Furniture Industries employees' children. Mrs Lillian L Pennington and son J Neiland Pennington decide fund use for post high school education. A five member committee including city manager, city attorney, mayor, and high school officials will select recipients and begin accepting applications this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. Glenn Pennington
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Pennington
Fire Douses Blaze At Herser Blair House On Hilltop
Four fire crews battled a one story home fire at the Herser Blair residence on Hilltop Street. Blair said he woke at 1 30 a m from heat and smoke and could not explain the blaze. Damage confined to two rooms with extensive heat smoke and water damage to the rest. A separate car fire on S Main Street was put out at 6 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herser Blair
Hilltop Street
Blair
S. Main Street
Beaumont educator Dr Richard Setzer dies at LaMar Tech
Dr Richard Setzer 50 of Red Bird Drive Beaumont Texas died Saturday afternoon during a faculty student basketball game at LaMar School of Technology He led LaMar as president from 1967 after serving as dean and VP He was a WWII Army captain and taught at Vanderbilt and Catawba College He is survived by Joan Bliss Setzer two daughters and his parents Funeral plans were announced with memorials requested to LaMar Library Scholarship Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Woodrow Setzer
Red Bird Drive
Beaumont
Texas
LaMar School of Technology
Dr. Setzer
High Point
Richard Thomas
Evélyn A
Igh Point
High Point College
Lenoir
Peabody College
Vanderbilt University
Catawba College
Department of Business
School of Business
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Joan Bliss Setzer
James
Joan) Carolan
Gainesville
Fla
Jean Rée Setzer
R. T. Setzer
Woodrow Ave
Stuart
Donree) Bruce
Rochester
N. Y
Excellent ratings awarded to High Point Central students
Fifteen High Point Central High School students earned excellent ratings at the North Carolina Speech Festival held on campus at Wake Forest University. Winners include Janis Harris and Kathy Kirk in Extemporaneous Speaking and Rothie Bell, Ronda Goodwin, Kathy Kirk, and Linda Welch in Original Oratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Central High School
North Carolina
Wake Forest University
High Point Central
Janis Harris
Kathy Kirk
Rothie Bell
Ronda Goodwin
Linda Welch
John Bullard
Jeff Horney
Margaret Ferriter
Toby Gutterman
Vicki Keck
Abby Solustri
Lifida Welch
Ruth Goodman
Origin of the nepyornis in Africa and Madagascar
The nepyornis, the world’s largest bird, likely originated in Africa and reached Madagascar about a million years ago. It survived on the island until around the 9th century A.D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Madagascar
Central High debaters win at Camellia Tournament
Debaters from High Point Central High School, representing the National Forensic League, placed strongly at the University of South Carolina Camellia Debating Tournament. The standard debate team Hussey and Fowler won first place negative with a 60 record, while Wright and Wilder were 3-3. Hussey earned fifth place speaker and Loveland took second in cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forensic League
High Point Central High School
University of South Carolina
Doug Hussey
Gray Fowler
Palmetto
Orangeburg
Columbia
S. C
Thomasville
Asheville
Jamestown
N. C
High Point
Barbara Wright
Martha Wilder
Joé Loveland
Wesley Warren
Sheryl Robinson
Elmore Alexander
Robinson
Alexander
North Springs
Loveland
Warren
Dentsville High
One-Week Criminal Term Opens In Nashville Court
A one-week session of Superior Court criminal term opened with Judge Hubert May presiding. One capital case, murder charge against Gene Carroll Hewitt, is set for trial. Four manslaughter cases, plus trials for Covington Melton, Levy Cruthis, Mickey Dehart, Orion F. Dean Jr., are scheduled. Willie Barber faces robbery, Clifford Johnson faces safe burglary, auto larceny and breaking and entering. Additional cases include various felonies, appeals, and two incest charges against Junior Charles Hardee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Hubert May
Nashville
Gene Carroll Hewitt
Covington Melton
Levy Cruthis
Mickey Dehart
Orion F. Dean Jr
Willie Barber
Clifford Johnson
Charles Hardee
Davidson Man Faces 2 Charges in Davidson County
Thomasville details show Billy Joe Hooker 34 charged by a sheriff's deputy with drunken driving and resisting arrest. Jonas Carl Harvey 63 of Rt 1 Thomasville faces drunken driving. Peggy Ann Chapman 19 of High Point charged with carrying a concealed weapon a .32 pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Rt. 4
Billy Joe Hooker
Davidson County
Jonas Carl Harvey
Rt. 1
Peggy Ann Chapman
High Point
Mrs Miller Wins North Carolina Guidance Award At Banquet
Mrs Kenneth T Miller of Jamestown director of Guidance Services for Guilford County Public Schools won the Ella Stephens Barrett Award for leadership in guidance activities. The honor, presented at a North Carolina Personnel and Guidance Association banquet, recognizes contributions to the profession and leadership in guidance work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Kenneth T. Miller
Jamestown
Guilford County
Ella Stephens Barrett
North Carolina
Miller
North Carolina Personnel and Guidance Association
Charles Moréhéad
North Carolina State University At
University of South Carolina
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Sedgefield
Randolph County Revises Tax Notices After Revaluation
Randolph County tax notices are revised after a 1968 real estate revaluation. About 12 townships have notices. Trinity New Market Liberty Level Cross residents get theirs after March 13. Hearings are scheduled March 17 to 21 with Carroll & Phelps Co. reps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County
J. E. Raitts
Trinity
New Market
Liberty
Providence
Level Cross Township
Randleman
Grant Township
Liberty Township
Randleton
Rains
Back Creek
Cedar Grove
Tabernacle
Concord
Carroll & Phelps Co
Knife Assault Charged To High Point Resident
A 25 year old Sunset Drive resident Junior Brooks was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after slashing John Brewington near Green Drive and Redding Street. Brewington underwent emergency surgery and was hospitalized in good condition. Brooks faces a District Court hearing and is held on a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Drive
Junior Brooks
Redding Street
Brooks
John Brewington
Brewington
Green Drive
Johnson Street
Kirkman Park PTA Meeting and Open House
Kirkman Park School P T A holds a meeting on Tuesday March 11 at 7 30 p m with officer elections for the coming year. The executive board meets at 7 p m in the school library. Open house by Brentwood School PTA starts at 7 30 p m with Dr Dean Pruette addressing the meeting at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkman Park
P.T.A
Brentwood School
PTA
Dean Pruette
Monthieu Ave School P T A Meeting on Physical Fitness
The Monthieu Ave School P T A invites members to a Tuesday evening gathering at 7 30 with speaker Mr Steve Walker discussing Physical Fitness for Today and Tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monthieu Ave
P.T.A
Steve Walker
Pagsdale Cops Honors At Festival
Pagsdale students from Jamestown earned third place at the Wake Forest University Speech Festival in Winston-Salem, with four superior ratings and 22 excellent ratings across two days. Under Mrs. Charlotte Hallburg, Ragsdale High School performers competed in Duo Acting, Radio Announcing, Oral Interpretation, After Dinner Speaking, and Oratory with notable honors by Kay Perry Rick Elmore Ann Ralston Carol Leonard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Ragsdale
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem
Jamestown Area
Charlotte Hallburg
Ragsdale High School
Kay Perry
Rick Elmore
Ann Ralston
Carol Leonard
Steve McKinnon
Susan Hege
Diane Tetreault
John Bryan
Kathy Smith
Lynn Wesson
John Fincher
Beth Hodges
Shirley Briles
Jackie Horner
Ginny Hallburg
Pat Robinson
Connie McLean
Debbie Volkert
Becky High
Randy Robertson
Suzanne Ozment
Susan Sharrock
Ronnie Quick
Ricki Wisenberg
Columbus would sail 13 yards farther today
The article notes that if Columbus sailed now he would cover about 13 yards more distance than in 1492 due to continental drift, highlighting the slow-paced science of plate tectonics in historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columbus
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R. B. Flynt SR
Oak Grove Baptist Church
John Crisp
George H. Clark
E.R. Cullom
W. B. Oldham
Tsua CO
Benjamin Moore
Hedgecock Builders Supply
Ward ST
R. W. Setzer
Bethléhem Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Steven Lorisher
Floral Garden Park
Library Fund
Central
Mrs. Miller
Randolph
Paul Davis
Oakdale Road
Kivett Drive
David Mitchell
Vall Street
Freddie Hurley
N. Main Street
PTA Report
Montlieu Avenue
N. Main
Pagsdale Cops
Nash Jewelry CO
N. Main St
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