Mrs. Gardner Dies at 54 in High Point Hospital
Pearl Mandin Gardner 54 wife of J Roy Gardner and resident of 432 Friddle Street died at High Point Memorial Hospital at 9 p m after a brief stay Born in Albemarle March 28 1914 she lived in Thomasville and Lexington before moving to High Point 15 years ago She was a member of Archdale Baptist Church Survived by husband daughter Barbara Gardner son Jesse LeRoy Gardner five sisters two brothers and three grandchildren The body remains at J C Green Long Funeral Home in Thomasville pending funeral arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Mandin Gardner
J. Roy Gardner
Friddle St
High Point
Me _morial Hospital
Albemarle
John Oscar
Sarah Elizabeth Laton Mauldin
Thomasville
Lexington
Archdale Baptist Church
Barbara, Gardner
The
Home
Jesse LeRoy Gardner
Rt 1
Mildred Moore
Fort Pierce
Fla
Robert Harris
Petersburg
Ervin Scott
Converse
Texas
Gertrude Mauldin
St. Petersburg
Cecil Rowe
Appomatlot
Clarence C. Mauldin
Troy
Cecil Mauldin
Albemarne
M. J. Wall Dies in High Point Memorial Hospital
M. J. Wall of 210 W. Kearns died at 8 am today in High Point Memorial Hospital. The body is at Cumby Mortuary pending completion of funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wall
W. Kearns
High Point Memorial Hospital
Cumby Mortuary
Mrs Lois Young is Fatally Wounded at High Point Restaurant
Lois Young 36 of 1722 Brooks Ave died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital Friday night after a gunshot wound at a Rivelt Drive restaurant. Born December 29, 1932 in Woodruff, D. C., she lived in High Point six years and worked as a cook at Piedmont Christian Home. Survivors include a daughter Ventra, three sons Lee Jimmy James all of High Point, sister Thelma Williams of Spartanburg, seven brothers and a grandson. Funeral arrangements incomplete. body at Metropolitan Funeral Home Spartanburg SC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Young
Brooks Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Rivelt Drive
Woodruff
D. C
Grady
Nina Duckett Williams
High Point
Piedmont Christian Home
Ventra Young
Lee
Jimmy
James Young
Thelma Williams
Spartanburg
8. C
W. A. Williams
Eugene
Thomas
Grady Williams
James Williams
Salisbury
Richard Williams
Greensboro
Henry Williams
Ft. Worth
Texas
Metropolitan Funeral Home
5.C
Snider Rites Planned for Asheboro Man 56
Howard Franklin Snider 56 of Rt 2 Denton died at home Sunday. Survived by widow Margaret Parker Snider four daughters Bonnie Cagle Betty Snider Peggy Anita Snider a son Jimmy C Snider Coast Guard at Cointack light station his mother Melvina J Snider sister Florence Goins brother Clarence Snider Funeral at Back Creek Friends Meeting House today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashebord
Howard Franklin Snider
Rt. 2
Denton
Margaret Parker Snider
Bonnie Snider Cagle
Ramseur
Betty Snider
Guilford College
Peggy
Anita Snider
Jimmy C. Snider
U. S. Coast Guard
Cointack
Melvina Jester Snider
Asheboro
Florence Goins
Clarence Snider
Back Creek
Death notices from multiple North Carolina towns
Nancy Trivette of 2927 Archdale Road died today at High Point Memorial Hospital at 3 a.m. The body is at Cumby Mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements. Henry P. Hockett, 75, a retired farmer of Pleasant Garden, died at Clapp's Convalescent Home Monday. He was a Centre Friends Church member. Myrtle Vickery Hackett and three daughters plus a brother are listed as survivors. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Centre Friends Church. Body at Loflin Funeral Home. Michael Todd Bullins, one month old, died Monday at Randolph Hospital. Survived by Kenneth Wayne Bullins and Mrs. Beane, with paternal grandparents in Asheboro. Graveside services held today at Hulda Baptist Church Cemetery near Seagrove.
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Nancy Trivette
Archdale Rd
High Point Memorial Hospital
Liberty
Henry P. Hockett
Itt
Pleasant Garden
Clapp
Centre Friends Church
Myrtle Vickery Hackett
R. Worth Alfred
Climax
Frank E. Robinette
William H. Allen
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Jesse J. Hackett
Asheboro
Michael Todd Bullins
Kenneth Wayne Bullins
Randolph Hospital
Grady L. Beane
Wayne Bullins
Hulda Baptist Church
Seagrove
Funeral planned for Edward R. Cullom in Roanoke Rapids
Edward Rolfe Cullom, 53, of 706 Old Winston Road, died after an attack at home. A 2 p.m. funeral will be held Wednesday at Branch Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Hyder Crawley. burial follows at Crestview Memorial Park Cemetery in Roanoke Rapids. Body taken to Branch Funeral Home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rolfe Cullom
Branch Funeral Home Chapel
Roanoke Rapids
Hyder Crawley
Crestview Memorial Park
Branch Funeral Home
TF Building Permit Plans New Davidson Street Site
Thom asville Furniture Industries received a building permit for a new one story masonry and metal dry kiln and storage building on Davidson Street. The project is estimated at 76500 dollars with Constructors Inc. as the contractor. A second permit allows Dr David Williams to add a 36 by 20 foot extension to a house at 207 Rockspring at a cost of 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Davidson Street
Constructors Inc
Yasterday
David Williams
Fire Blamed On Arcing Electricity At Plant
Static electricity sparked a brief blaze at the Reliance Universal Inc plant on Prospect Street when naphtha flowed into a non grounded bucket. An employee fought the fire with a dry powder extinguisher before firefighters arrived. No damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance, Universal, Inc
Prospect Street
T. G. Shelton
Douglas M. Allen
Vail Street
Annie Ellerbee
Lamb Avenue
Maxine Rogers
Louise Avenue
Plans for Guilford Tech enrollments at four area high schools
Guilford Technical Institute outlined an experimental outreach to high school graduates not planning college. A GTI team with staff, graduates, and local businessmen will host sessions at Allen Jay High and other schools, detailing courses in dental hygiene, nursing, cosmetology, art, civil and mechanical drafting, electronics, HVAC, auto mechanics, and furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Technical Institute
Chamber of Commerce Education Committee
Louis Biggerstaff
GTI
March
Mart
Southern Furniture Exposition
Biggerstaff
Allen Jay High School
Good Points and Bad in Electrolysis by Thesteson
Clinician explains how electrolysis destroys hair roots and why DIY kits often fail. Expert heat control, skin risk, and possible regrowth mean home kits require caution. Electrolysis remains the only reliable method though time consuming and potentially scar-causing for large areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Thesteson
Leaders Named For N C Ball
Dr. Leo Jenkins president of East Carolina University and Mrs W Arthur Tripp of Greenville named cochairmen of the annual North Carolina Symphony Ball in Greenville to be held April 26 at ECU. Gov Bob Scott announced the appointment. Gov and Mrs Scott are honorary chairmen. Tickets are 100 dollars per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Leo Jenkins
East Carolina University
W. Arthur Tripp
Greenville
North Carolina Symphony
Bob Scott
Tripp
Scott
ECU
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J.C. Green & Long Funeral Home
Mrs
Lois Young
H. F. Snider
North State Business College
Arcade Blds
H. P. Hockett
Bullins Infant
E. R. Cullom
Mr. Cullom
Old
Winston Rd
Rome
Guilford Tech
Ings
Dents
Jamestown
Dr. Thosteson
F.S
Steve Alaino
Jeremy Slate
Cece Stone
Angels Son
Eee
American Sele
HP. P.O
Wintton-Setem
N.C
Rais Ace
Pree
Ptr Oly
Mpasse
Laurence O'Dwyer
Life Magazine
Dwyer
Pero Tany
Greensboro Daily New
Greensboro Auditorium Sun
Mon
Southern Exposition
East Green Street Wing
Tony Russo
Airport
Jim McAllister
Greensboro Daily News
Patricia Neal
Jack Albertson
N.Y. Post
Daily News
Clint Eastwood
Barn Dinner
the Turtle
N.C. Ball
Paul Newman
Luke
Ceeevetseeee
T.O
Varsity Drive
N. Main
Leroy
Lexingisn
Walt Disney
Van
Weil
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