Hines Funeral Set Tuesday
Mes Titra Aletta Hines 85 of Rt 2 High Point died Sunday at 2 45 am in Oak Wood Kilole Nursing and Care facility Kernersville She was born February 18 1884 in McDowell County a daughter of the late C T and Margaret Ramipe Elliott widow of Andrew Chris Hines She was a member of Abbott Creek Missionary Baptist Church Surviving a stepson Clarence Hines two step grandsons and a sister and brother Funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at Abbott Creek Missionary Baptist Church Rev Joe Coltrane burial at the third Temétedry The body at Calvin Co Orrell Liberty Road Chapel and will be in church Tuesday at 1 30 pm The family at Orrell's tonight 7 9.
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Mes
Titra Aletta Hines
High Point
Oalkwood Kiolle Nursing
Carivalésceit Hor
RE 1
Kernersvillé
Flirsi Fighette
McDowell County
C. T
Margaret Ramipe Elliott
Abbbits Creek
Andrew Chris Hines
Hines
Abbotts Creek
Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church
Joe Coltrane
Calvin Co
Flynt Sr. R. B. of Madison Dies at 77
R B Flynt Sr 77 of Rt 2 Madison died Sunday in Ahtie Penn Memorial Hospital Reids ville. Survived by widow Lottie Smith Flynt four daughters Lottie Gerringer Burlington Mrs Wesley Mabe Madison Mrs J R Chapman Wins tors Salem four sons Cecil J D Flynt Loyal Flynt and KH B Flynt two brothers Walter Flynt Madison Marvin Flynt Walnut Cove. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. Oak Grove Baptist Church.
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Madison — Rota
Lottie Smith Flynt
Lottie Gerringer
Burlington
Wesley Mabe
Madison
J. R. Chapman
Winstor-Salém
Cecil
J. D. Flynt
Loyal Flynt
KH. B. Flynt
Kernersville
Walter Flynt
Marvin Flynt
Walnut Cove
Mrs Katie A Winstead Dies In Florida Winter Haven
Mrs Katie A Winstead 77 of Winter Haven Florida died Saturday in a local hospital She was a native of Hafield North Carolina and wintered there for 11 years from Elm City North Carolina Surviving are two daughters Mrs Betty Holloway of Winter Haven and Mrs Kathryn Webb of Bristol Tennessee two sons George H Winstead of Sarasota and Edgar M Winstead of Clearwater one sister and seven grandchildren The body is at John Crisp Funeral Home
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Winter Haven
Fla
Katie A. Winstedd
Hafield
N.C
Elm City
Betty Holloway
Kathryn W. Webb
Bristol
George H Clark 82 former High Point resident dies in Charlotte
George Harold Clark 82 a former High Point resident died at 4 pm Sunday in Providence Nursing Home Charlotte He was born June 14 18 in Grand Rapids Mich son of George and Bell Caldwell Clark He came to High Point in 1937 worked with National Lock Co later as a manufacturer's representative In 1965 he moved to Charlotte to live with his daughter Mrs Paul Zimmerman Survived by daughter Mrs Paul Zimmerman Charlotte and Mrs John Myers Buffalo NY one son H B Crawford Annapolis Md nine grandchildren nine great grandchildren one brother Roy Clark Grand Rapids Mich Body at Sechrest Funeral Home Funeral arrangements incomplete
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George Harold Clark
High Point
Providence
Charlotte
Mr. Clark
Grand Rapids
Mich
George
Bell Caldwell Clark
National Lock Co
Paul Zimmerman
John Myers
Buffalo
N. Y
H. B. Crawford
Annapolis
E R Cullom Dies at 53 in High Point
Edward Rolfe Cullom 53 of 706 Old Wineton Rd died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital. Born in Avery County November 15 1915 he was married to Audrey H. Cullom. Survived by wife two daughters one sister and one brother. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Edward Rolfe Cullom
Wineton Rd
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Cullomh
Avery County
Bafijamin Rolfe
Sarah Lewis Cullu
Audrey Hi
High Point
Norfolk
Audrey H. Collum
Sandra Franges
Blacksburg
Caralynt Ann Collin
Guy Hinson
Crosshore
Eugene Hollander
Seattle
Wash
Sechrest Funeral House
Bitton Sianaen 78 Dies in Winston-Salem
Bitton Sianaen 78, of ve Gea ter St. died Sunday at Forsyth Memorial Hospital after a three week stay. A native of Chatham County he lived here 20 years and operated the Tate Street Lunch. Funeral at Pierce Funeral Home Chapel at 2 30 p.m. Burial in Oaklawn Memorial Garden. Family at the funeral home tonight 7 to 9.
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Bitton Sianaen
Pennington Fund Reaches 5000 for Thomasville Workers’ Kids
Contributions to the Joan Pennington Memorial Fund total five thousand dollars to aid education for children of Thomasville Furniture Industries employees. The fund honors Pennington, a former mayor killed in a train car wreck last summer. A five member panel including the city manager, city attorney, mayor, and school principals will oversee grants and begin accepting applications this week.
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Thomasville
Joan Pennington
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Pennington
Petitington
Fire Destroys Part Of Herser Blair Home Hilltop Street
Firemen battled a early Sunday blaze at the Herser Blair residence on Hilltop Street, extinguishing it with four truck crews. The house suffered heat smoke and water damage. two rooms were destroyed while the rest of the home sustained extensive damage. A separate car fire was also put out on Main Street later that day.
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Herser Blair
Hilltop Street
Bigir
Firdien
Main Street
Dr Richard Setzer, LaMar Tech President, dies at 48
Dr Richard Setzer of Ker Bird Drive Beaumont Texas died Saturday afternoon while en route to a faculty basketball game at LaMar School of Technology He was born November 0 1918 in High Point NC and served as dean and later president of LaMar Tech He taught at Vanderbilt and Catawba College Surviving wife Joan Bliss Setzer two daughters and his parents Funeral services set at Bethlehem Lutheran Church Beaumont with burial in Memorial Garden Park Cemetery Donations requested to LaMar Tech scholarship or library fund
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Richard Woodrow Setier
Ker Bird Drive
Beaumont
Texas
LaMar School of Technology
Teas
Br. Setaer
High Point
Richard Thorny
Evelyn Poovey Setner
High Point City
High Point College
Leticié Rhyne Collge
Tia
Peabody College
Vanderbilt University
Teaught
Catawba College
Déaufiant
Hie
School of Business
Bathléhém Lutheran Church
Joan Bliss
Janes
Joan) Carolan
Gainesville
Fla
Jean Rée Setzer
T. Setzer
Woodrow Ave
Stuart
Donie) Bruce
Rochester, N
Béthléhem Lutheran Church
Béalmont
Sechrest Futeral
Fusteral
Tieaday
Bimanuel Lutheran Church
Steven Lorimer
Hillal
Storal Garden Park
Library
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 at Wake Forest University. Winners include Janis Harris and Kathy Kirk in Extemporaneous Speaking. Rothie Bell, Ronda Goodwin, Kathy Kirk, Linda Welch in Original oratory. John Bullard and Jeff Horney in Radio announcing. Margaret Ferriter and Linda Welch in OF41 interpretation. Toby Gutterman, Ronda Goodwin, Vicki Keck, Abby Solustri, Linda Welch in After Dinner Speaking.
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High Point Central High School
North Carolina
Wake Forest Uriversity
High Point Central
Rothie Bell
Ronda Goodwin
Kathy Kirk
Linda Welch
John Bullard
Jeff Horney
Margaret Ferriter
Toby Gutterman
Vicki Keck
Abby Solustri
Ruth Goodman
Kay Perry
Rick Elmore
Ann Ralston
Carol Leonard
Steve McKinnon
Susan Hege
Diane Tétréault
John Bryan
Kathy Smith
Lynn Wesson
John Fibcher
Beth Hodges
Shirley Briles
Jackie Horner
Ginny Hallbirg
Pat Robinson
Connie McLean
Debbie Volkert
Becky, High
Randy Robertson
Suzanne Ozment
Susan Sharrock
Rennie Quick
Ricki Wisenberg
Origin and range of the giant Aepyornis bird
The aepyornis or elephant bird, the world’s largest bird, likely originated in Africa and lived in Madagascar about a million years ago. It is believed to have survived there until the 5th or 6th century A.D.
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Africa
Madagascar
Central High debaters win at Camellia Tournament
At the Camellia Debating Tournament at University of South Carolina, High Point Central's Doug Hussey and Gray Fowler won first place in standard debate with a 6-0 record, defeating Fatale, Orangeburg, Columbia, Thomasville, Asheville, and Jamestown opponents. Barbara Wright and Martin Wilder earned a 3-2 record for the standard affirmative, with Wright fourth and Hussey fifth in speaker awards. Loveland and Warren reached semifinals in cross-exam and Loveland finished second in speaker awards. Robinson and Alexander reached quarterfinals before elimination.
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High Point Central High School
University of South Carolina
Doug Hussey
Gray Fowler
Fatale
Orangeburg
Columbia
Thomasville
Asheville
Jamestown
N.C
High Point
Loveland
Warren
Dentsville High
One Week Criminal Term Opens
A one week session of Superior Court's criminal term opened with Judge Hubert May presiding. The sole capital case is set for trial. Gate Carroll Hewitt faces murder, Willis Barter robbery, Clis ford Jordan multiple felonies, including safe burglary and larceny. Other trials include varied felony matters and appeals to lower courts.
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Superior Court
Hubert May
Nashville
Gate Carroll Hewitt
Willis Barter
Clisford Jordan
Charles Hardee
Davidson Man Faces 2 Charges in Davidson County
Thomasville man Billy Joe Hooker 34 was charged by a Davidson County sheriff deputy Saturday with drunken driving and resisting arrest. Jonas Carl Harvey 63 of Route 1 Thomasville was charged with drunken driving. Peggy Aiin Chapman 19 of High Point was charged Sunday morning with carrying a concealed weapon a .22 pistol.
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Thomasville
Rt 4
Billy Joe Hooker
Davidson County
Jonas Carl Harvey
Rt. 1
Duy
Peggy Aiin Chapman
High Point
Mrs. Miller Wins State Guidance Award in North Carolina
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 NC Personnel and Guidance Association presented it at its annual convention banquet. Dr. Charles Mérehéad, NC State education professor, chaired the award committee and presented the honors.
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Raleigh
Kenneth T. Miller
Jamestown
Guilford County
Ella Stephens Barrett
North Carolina
Miller
North Carolina Personnel and Guidance Association
Charles Mérehéad
North Carolina State University At
Sedgefield
Tax notices revised in Randolph County counties
Randolph County residents will receive revised tax notices after a countywide revaluation of real estate. Notices to 12 townships are issued already with March dates for Trinity New Market Liberty and Level Cross hearings. Public hearings will explain the new assessment rules and the 50 percent value basis used.
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Asheboro
Sotha
Randolph County
Dulers
Famity
J. H. Ralds
Trinity
New Market
Liberty
Providence
Lével Cross Township
Lével Cross township residents will receive notices after March 13. _ Rardleman
Grant Township
Liberty Township
Raing
Back Creek
Cedar Grove
Tabernacle
Concord
Carroll & Phelps Co
Ralfis
Knife Assault Charged To High Point Resident
A age resident of Sunset Drive 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 listed in good condition. Brooks was held on a 500 bond. Police also investigated a school break in at Johnson Strait School and a jewelry theft from Paul Davis residence on Rt. 1 Kernersville. Additional arson and other incidents followed in the county with ongoing investigations.
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Sunset Drive
Junior Brooks
Redding Street
Brooks
John Bréwington
Brewington
Green Drivé
Yeunly
Johnson Strait School
Paul Davis
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Oakdale Road
Kivett Drive
Pollée
Kerdgene
David Mitchell
Vall Street
Freddie Hurley
N. Main Street
PTA Meeting and Open House Notices at Local Schools
Kirkman Park School PTA meets Tuesday March 12 at 7 38 pm with officer elections and a 7 pm executive board meeting in the school library. Brentwood School PTA holds an open house Tuesday night starting 7 30 with Dr Dean Pruelle addressing the meeting and a 7 o clock executive committee gathering.
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Kirkman Park
P.T.A
Brentwood School
PTA
Dean Pruelle
Pagsdale Cops Honors At Festival
Jamestown area students from Hagsdale and Ragsdale Highs won third place at the Wake Forest University Speech Festival in Winston-Salem drawing 450+ students from 25 schools. They earned four superior and 22 excellent ratings under coach Mrs. Charlotte Hallburg.
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Jamestown
Hagsdale
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem
Jamestown Area
Charlotte Hallburg
Ragsdale High School
Columbus Would Sail 13 Yards Farther Today
A historic reflection notes continents have drifted about 13 yards since 1492, implying Columbus would need that extra distance to complete his famous voyage if he set off now.
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Christopher Columbus
Montlieu Ave PTA to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Montlieu Ave School P T A will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 pm. Mr Steve Walker will speak on Physical Fitness for Today and Tomorrow.
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Montlieu Avenue
Montlieu Ave
P.T.A
Steve Walker
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Hedgecock Builders
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Big Bird
Central
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University of North Carolina At Greensboro
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Nash Jewelry CO
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