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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1975
Page
5
High Point Enterprise lists deaths and funeral notices for Doyle McCurdy of Thomasville Jesse P. Boyd of Danville Harvey Clodfelter of High Point Blanche Dennis of Asheboro James Stultz of Red Springs Walker Moore of Burlington John Hooks of High Point Ellen Turner of Asheboro and others. Details include ages birthplaces survivors and funeral arrangements with churches, cemeteries, and memorial preferences noted.
Hazel Lee Swaim Hames, 58, of 804 Cox Ave in Thomasville, died at Community General Hospital after a brief illness. She was born Sept. 18, 1916, in Davidson County, lived much of her life in Thomasville, worked at Singer Hosiery Mill, and belonged to Faith Baptist Church. Surviving: husband John Howard Ijames Sr. one daughter Patsy Bennett. three sons Joe M. Smith, Charles E. Smith, Walter L. Smith. three sisters Hildreth Haney Undine Jackson Edith Jones. three brothers Darrell Swaim Homer Swaim Jr. Wayland Swaim. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at J. C. Green & Sons Chapel. burial Holly Hill Cemetery. Family at home on Cox Ave and at the funeral home tonight 7–9. Ralph Byron Hartman, 61, of Rt. 6, Asheboro, died Sunday morning at home. Retired supervisor with Mile Undergarment Inc. in Bloomsburg, Pa. Member of First Church of Christ in Bloomsburg. lived in Randolph County one year. Surviving: Frances Hartman. two daughters Louis Schatz, K. Roy Fisher. two sons Garry E. Hartman, George E. Hartman. three sisters Roy Keeler H. D. Thomas Hazel Lowe. one brother Boyd Hartman. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. Wilt Funeral Home Chapel, Bloomsburg. burial Elan Memorial Park. Family at Ridge Funeral Home tonight 7–9.
Police report a weekend of thefts and vandalism including stolen cars recovered close by, a $665 guitar from Allen Jay High School, a $200 rifle taken from a truck, and vandalism to a patrol car and local businesses. Arrests included several drunken driving and larceny charges. Deputies noted break-ins at Uwharrie Boy Scout Camp yielding two hatchets and fire starter kits.
Long described delays in signed checks leading to reduced first quarter disbursements by the United Appeal. Fifteen agencies served by UA in Thomasville faced cuts, with Salvation Army and Red Cross receiving far less than promised. Officials expect possible midquarter reassessment and potential year deficit of 17 to 20 percent.
Veteran actor Chauncey Grimace signs to headline Kharcher a new series built from unused Archer scenes and Khan dialogue. Grimace, 58, plays Sam Kharcher a former private eye turned detective with a flexible approach to law and crime. A pink slip ends the interview as network plans change.
A compact listing of tonight’s programs across networks including News, Weather, Sports, and entertainment blocks. Highlights feature Beverly Hillbillies, Andy Griffith, Hogan’s Heroes, Star Trek, Tonight Show, Rhoda, and CBS Late Show among others.
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