Deaths and Funerals Ralph Beam 56 Thomasville
Ralph Beam 56 of Route 1 Clodfelter Road died at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem in declining health. He was born June 13 1913 in Avery County and worked for J. and J. Frame Works in High Point. He married Martha Lou Friddle Magee in 1956 and is survived by his wife two daughters two sons two stepchildren two brothers five sisters and 15 grandchildren. Funeral at Fairview United Methodist Church Thursday at 2 pm with burial in the church cemetery. Body remains at J C Green & Sons Funeral Home until Wednesday 4 pm then at the home until 30 minutes before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Martha Lou Friddle Magee
Leroy
Betty) Harper
Thomasville
J. D
Lois) Crabb
Lexington
Ralph Beam Jr
Pennsylvania
Larry D. Beam
Lawrence
Geneva) Gill
James
Jean) Henderson
Glenn Harvey Magee
Williard Beam
South Carolina
Troy Beam
Lizzie Shelton
Morganton
Mary English
Hudson
Annie Powell
Salisbury
Edna Beam
Maude Thompson
Florida
Fairview United Methodist Church
Death notice for Harvey L. Cagle of Thomasville
Harvey Lee Cagle 69 of Route 2 Sullivan Road Thomasville died on arrival at City Memorial Hospital at 8 30 am He was born November 29 1900 in Moore County and was a retired painting contractor He attended Full Gospel Mission Church of God He was twice married first to Mamie Hill who died May 30 1953 and then to Bella Trotter Parrish He is survived by three sons two brothers a stepdaughter two stepsons and one grandchild plus eight step grandchildren The funeral will be held at Clarksbury United Church of Christ at 2 pm with Rev Edmond Lambeth and Rev Fred Jurney officiating The body will be taken to the home Wednesday at 4 pm and remain there until the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Harvey Lee Cagle
Sullivan Road
City Memorial Hospital
Mr. Cagle
Moore County
John
Mary Luck Cagle
Full Gospel Mission Church of God
Mamie Hill
Bella Trotter Parrish
Willie L. Cagle
High Point
Richard H. Cagle
Baltimore
Lacy C. Cagle
Rt. 2
George
Neal Cagle
Morehead City
Bobby Hinkle
Lexington
Oscar L. Parrish
Arthur Drive
Terry R. Parrish
Holly Grove Road
Clarksbury United Church
Griffin Rites Pending For Madison County Farmer
Elmer Willard Griffin 73 died at home Monday from an apparent heart attack. Survived by wife Bessie May Marie. daughter Elsie May. eight sons including Harvey, Alfred, Elmer Jr., Otis, Curtis, Walter, Robert stationed in Alaska, and Franklin. brothers Henry and James. body at Ray Funeral Home. funeral arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Elmer Willard
Bill) Griffin
Rt. 1
Sandy Ridge
Bessie May Marie Griffin
Elsie May Griffin
Harvey Lee Griffin
Alfred James
Elmer Willard Griffin Jr
Ridgeway
Otis Bill
Curtis Lee
Walter Edward Griffin
Bassett
Robert Lee Griffin
Air Force
Tatalina
Alaska
Franklin Griffin
Mayodan
Henry Griffin
James Bryant Griffin
Asheboro
Ray Funeral Home
Obituary: Gurney J. Phillips 67 Bear Creek
Gurney J. Phillips of Bear Creek died at home Sunday after a heart attack. A Chatham County native and Tyson Creek Baptist Church member, he was a retired farmer and mail carrier. Survived by wife Elza Gaines, three sons, two daughters, a brother and two sisters. Funeral today at 3 p.m. at Smith & Buckner Funeral Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siler City
Gurney J. Phillips
Rt. 1
Bear Creek
Chatham County
Tyson Creek
Asheboro
Wilbur Rives
Rt. 3
Guy Phillips
D. H. Ellis
F. Y. Moon
Smith & Buckner Funeral Chapel
Funeral for Howard A. McDowell Held at Pleasant Union UCC
Howard A. McDowell 48 of Route 2 Denton died Sunday. Funeral held at 3 p m today at Pleasant Union United Church of Christ.
SILER FRANKLIN EDWARD OF WASHINGTON DIES AT 36
Franklin Ed ward Siler 36 of Washington dies after brief illness in a Washington hospital. A Ramseur native, he moved to Washington 12 years ago. Survived by parents Lexie and (unnamed) Siler, five brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements at Hargett Funeral Home in Asheboro incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramseur
Franklin Edward Siler
Washington
Lexie Siler
Myrtle Spinks
Nancy Goldston
Asheboro
Dorothy Butler
Philip Siler
Garland Siler
Franklinville
James T
William
John Siler
Was
Hargett Funeral Home
Willett George Ed win Willett dies in Asheboro
George Ed win Willett 60 of Route 5 Asheboro died Sunday at N C Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill he was an employee of the State Highway Commission. Survived by Iris Presnell Willett a son Gary Allen Willett and a daughter Mrs David Pardue a brother John Willett and a sister Mrs Howard Goins Funeral Wednesday 2 p m at Pugh Funeral Chapel family at the funeral home tonight 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
George Edwin Willett
N.C. Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
State Highway Commission
Iris Presnell Willett
Gary Allen Willett
David Pardue
John Willett
Howard Goins
Pugh Funeral Chapel
Mrs Ver Netta Chandler Davis obituary in Asheboro
Mrs Ver Netta Chandler Davis 43 of Washington former Asheboro resident died Friday at home. She was a St. John’s Baptist Church member. Survived by five daughters Jacqueline Gloria Veronica Donna and Patricia Hines of Asheboro. two sons Bobby and Ricky Hines. four sisters Esther Cheek Blanche Hedrick Ruth Morrison Dotsy Shamburger. two brothers Webbie Chandler Elsie Chandler. Services Wednesday 3 p.m. at St John’s Baptist Church. Body at Hargett Funeral Home Asheboro with family visiting tonight 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Vernetta Chandler Davis
Washington
St. John’s Baptist Church
Jacqueline, Hines
Gloria Hines
Veronica Hines
Donna M. Hines
Patricia Hines
Bobby
Ricky Hines
Esther Cheek
Blanche Hedrick
Ruth Morrison
Dotsy Shamburger
Greensboro
Webbie Chandler
Norman
Elsie Chandler
Durham
Hargett Funeral Home
Mrs Alice Shoaf Salisbury dies en route to hospital
Mrs. Alice Shives Shoaf 76 of Route 6 Salisbury died Sunday en route to Rowan Memorial Hospital. She belonged to Salem Lutheran Church. Survived by three daughters Mrs. R. O. Simmerson Mrs. Harold A. Tate and Mrs. Curtis H. Ovecash. three sons B. E Clay Shoaf Walter C. Shoaf. two sisters Mrs. J. E. Shepherd and Mrs. W. T. Kincaid. three brothers M. H. Shives H. B. Shives and A. B. Shives. Funeral set for 4 p m at Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
J. E. Shepherd
W. T. Kincaid
Rt. 8
M. H. Shives
H. B
A. B. Shives
Yadkinville
Salem Lutheran Church
Sink realigns Davidson County sheriff department
Lexington sheriff Fred C. Sink announced a department reorganization after being sworn in by Superior Court Clerk Elmer Everhart. Hege Jr. resigned and Ross Michael was named captain over two lieutenants. Wayne Hill and Ronald Cecil remain as lieutenants with Wade in charge of Denton. Detectives Bobby Beck Mark Stabler Jesse Cecil Frank Mack return. department totals 18 Lexington staff 7 Thomasville 1 Denton plus a part time radio operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Fred C. Sink
Davidson County
Sink
Superior Court
Elmer Everhart
Joe H. Hege Jr
Hege
Ross Michael
Sheriff's Department
Michael
Thomasville
Wayne Hill
Ross
Ronald J. Cecil
Charles Wade
Denton
Bobby Beck
Mark Stabler
Link
Jesse R. Cecil
Frank Mack
Dengon
Why a fly can walk on ceilings
A fly clings to ceilings by tiny foot pads on its six legs. The pads flatten and make close contact with smooth surfaces, allowing the insect to hold on without falling.
Archdale Lions Name Rev Elliot B Stewart Citizen of the Year
Archdale Trinity Lions Club awarded Rev Elliot B Stewart Citizen of the Year at a Monday ceremony. The Trinity Baptist Church pastor, not a Lions member, was praised for community care and for drawing men to Jesus Christ. Stewart, a World War II veteran, has pastored multiple churches and is pursuing a history master’s at UNCG. He is married to Pauline Wilder with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Archdale- Trinity Lions Club
Elliot B. Stewart
Trinity Baptist Church
Lions Club
Isaac Harris
Archdale Friends Meeting
Harris
Stewart
Lions
Fairfield
N.C
Campbell College
Wake Forest College
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Teachey
Rocky Point
Gastonia
Trinity
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Pauline Wilder
Durham
Jeanne Stewart
Turman University
Paul Stewart
Trinity High School
Trinity Junior High
Trinity Ruritan Club
Randolph youth dies in Glenola one car crash
Donald Reed Hill 16 of Rt 3 High Point died when his car ran off Rural Paved Road 1571 west of Glenora and overturned at about 8 50 p m He was a Trinity High School 10th grade student and part time Inland Seafood employee Surviving are his parents four brothers and grandparents Funeral is 3 pm Wednesday at First Wesleyan Church with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery The body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home until church arrival time and family visits 7 to 9 tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Reed Hill
Glenora
High Point
Robert F
Antilee Dinkins Hill
Route 3
Trinity High School
Os Inland Seafood
Robert F. Hill
Robert F. Hill Jr
N. C. State University
Raleigh
James W. Hill
Julian Ave
Edward G. Hill
Andrew W. Hill
First Wesleyan Church
J. A. Grout
Floral Garden Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
Three Teens Sentenced for Car Stoning on I-85
In Thomasville records, Charles Douglas Small 18 Arthur Love 18 and Donald Love 16 all of Rt 1 were given six month prison terms after convictions for throwing rocks at cars on I 85 last month. Small faced one charge while the Loves were convicted on three each and appealed to Davidson County Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Recorder’s Court
Charles Douglas Small
Arthur Love
Donald Love
Rt. 1
Davidson County Superior Court
Small
Arthur
W. C. Wiencek
Wiencock
Steven Arnold James
William B. Hayes
Henry Izzard
Elizabeth Holt
Douglas Drive
Robert L. Hankins
Rt. 3
High Point
Space project planner Knox residence and family details
Knox participated in all planning functions for air borne support for Project Apollo space missions. He and his family live in Satellite Beach Florida near Cape Kennedy. Mrs. Knox was Betty Jo Hedrick from High Point. her parents are E R Hedrick of 605 Chestnut Street. They have three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grams
Knox
Satellite Beach
Fla
Cape Kennedy
Betty Jo Hedrick
High Point
E. R. Hedrick
Chestnut St
Youths Turn Themselves In After Car Theft
Two juveniles aged 14 and 13 were caught returning items taken from a car owned by Melba Holmes parked at S Main Street Flash Market. Police said the loot valued at 311.70 included a tape player 40 tapes two cigarette lighters a cigarette case and a personalized check book. The youths were handed to juvenile authorities after citing guilty consciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba Holmes
S. Main Street
Gibson Attacks Taxes and School Policy Candidates
Gibson criticizes high taxes and low education funding. He opposes forced busing as dangerous and disruptive to activities, and favors retaining the Freedom of Choice plan as a non discriminatory approach accepted by white and black communities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Beam
Harvey L. Cagle
E. W. Griffin
G. J. Phillips
H. A. McDowell
F. E. Siler
G. E. Willett
Vernetta Davis
Alice Shoaf
Nya 9
Donald R. Hill
A-T Lions Club
Gardner-Webb College
Baptist Ministers Conference of
L R. Harris
Robert Spencer
Randolph County
Glenola
H. C. Dinkins
Redding St
Lena F. Hill
Grace Flower Shop
Wrenn St. Westwood
Rocking Chair Theatre
THE
Dunwich Horror
Area
Adam Quarterly
Dean Martin
Barn Dinner
New York
Dial
H. M. Blankenship
Universal Sewing Machines
Archdale Discount Center
S. Main St
Boyd Gallimore
Wachovia
Salem
Nat Walker
Willie P. Barnes
Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc
Hiram Lodge
A.F
A.M
Master Masons
W.H. Howlett
R. Russ Blackburn
Lum Burr
Hedgecock Builder Supply CO
Ward St
Gibson
North Carolina
Artistic Beauty College
N. Main St
DavIs PaTrOl & Watchman
Calhoun Drug Store
Monthey Ave
Spain
Sammy
Sally
Federal Savings and Loan Assoc
William Beck
N. C. School of the Arts
Tosca
Jeanine Crader
N.Y.C. Opera Co
Walter Cassel
Metropolitan Opera Co
Robert Moulson
Robert Falk
Ruffo
Dallas Civic Opera Co
Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem Symphony
Coliseum Drive
N. C
Bobby Grubbs
Kingsport, Tenn
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Bethel Ave., High Point, N.C
Old High Point
Thomasville Rd
Mendenhall
Odell Hall
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!