Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina and Pennsylvania
Two obituaries note the deaths of L. Hayworth's wife and Bessie Kiger Maxey. Crouch Hayworth descendant from High Point and East Smithfield. Maxey 61 of Jamestown died at home. Services set at Sechrest Chapel and New Church with burial at Lebanon Cemetery and New Hope Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts Hayworth
High Point
C. C
Ann Whitehart Crouch
L. Hayworth
East Smithfield
Lebanon Methodist Church
Fred Blizzard
James Nichols
M. H. Crouch
Martinsville
Della Moore
Steele Street
Roxie Huff
Eastchester Dr
J. W. Reavis
Oakview Rd
Sechrest Chapel
Worth Sweet
Lebanon Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Lexington Avenue
Winston-Salem
Bessie Kiger Maxey
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Esley E. Maxey
New Hope Baptist Church
Local Obituary Snippet Names Seven Daughters
Harry C. Sales of Lenoir Nelson Sales of Kernersville and Baise of Wade Lem are listed with seven daughters including Mrs. Ethel Swaim of Cycle and Mrs. Clara Lewis and Mrs. ae referenced in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Sales
Lenoir
Nelson Sales
Kernersville Ave
Baise
Wadelem
Ethel Swaim
Cycle
Clara Lewis
Troy Ivey Fountain Dies in North Carolina Sanatorium
Troy Ivey Fountain 46 of Rockingham died Wednesday at North Carolina Sanatorium in McCain. Survived by wife Mattie Fountain, three children, two brothers Colon and James. Funeral set for Saturday at Mt. Tnac hist Church at 1 m.
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Troy
Ivey Fountain
Rockingham
North Carolina
McCain
Mattie Fountain
Fountain
M H Craven RAMSEUR obituary notice
M H Craven 63, of Ramseur Millard H died Thursday at hisRt 1 residence. Funeral arrangements to be announced by the family.
Funeral services set for Albany man in Guilford County
San Francisco and Albany native Harold A. Holmes and his sister Mrs. Bonnie Loflin of Norfolk will be honored at a Sunday 2:30 p.m. funeral at Worthville Baptist Church led by Rev. John L. Jackson. Burial follows at Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery. The body remains at Pugh Funeral Home in Randleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Church
Raymond Turat Hayworth - Miller
San Francisco
Calif
Harold A. Holmes
Albany, Ga
Bonnie Loflin
Norfolk, Va
Worthville Baptist Church
John L. Jackson
Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery
Pugh Funeral Home
Randleman
Carolina Plastics Plans New Home at Sedge Hill Park
Dewey Crouse announced Carolina Plastics will relocate from Fair Grove to a 18 000 square foot brick building planned at Sedge Hill Industrial Park on Sedge Hill Drive. Construction by Samet Construction Co. with grading by W K Sheppard Grading and Paving. occupancy expected June or July and investment around 75 000 to 80 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Cits Eee, Inc
Fair Grove
School Street
Cedar Lodge Road
Sedge Hill
Sedge Hill Enterprises Inc
Randolph Street
Carolina Plastics
Dewey Crouse
Crouse
Carolina
W. K. Sheppard
Onden
M & M Distributors
Sedge Hill Drive
State Highway Commission
Old Box Factory Sold To Gray Co
Thomasville reports the Ran Dolph Street box factory once run by C. M. Wall and Sons will be vacated within 9 1 2 days after sale to Gray Co. The site housed the state’s first chair factory and early newspaper office. ships crates production continues at reduced capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
RanDolph Street
C. M. Wall and Sons
Lexington
Wall
Installation of Pastor Set at Saint Paul United
Rev. James W. Brown pastor elect will lead the Saint Paul United program with participation from Rev. James Hampton and ruling elder Mrs. T T Brown. The event marks the installation and includes den Pare of son v State Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Brown
Saint Paul United
State
Alexander
James Hampton
T. T. Brown
Gas Company Ordered To Talk With Union
The National Labor Relations Board upholds a trial examiner’s recommendation that Carolina Natural Gas Corp. recognize the International Chemical Workers Union as bargaining agent for employees at outlets in Ory Morganton Granite Falls Newton Lincolnton and Lenoir North Carolina after a 1964 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Company
Union
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Carolina Natural Gas Corp
Ory
Morganton
Granite Falls
Newton
Lincolnton
Lenoir
N.C
International Chemical Workers Union
Whither Furniture Still Going Great Across Southern States
Southern furniture manufacturers reported rising January orders up 4.4 percent from 1965 figures, with shipments up 6.5 percent and production 3.4 percent higher. Unfilled orders led the year, up 10 percent versus January 1965, while January sales rose 30 percent from December 1965 amid a 7.8 percent shipment dip and 5 percent production drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SFMA
The
Sociation
Southern Furniture Exposition
First Process Discovery Carried From Wood to Charcoal
The earliest known chemical process likely heated wood to produce charcoal by burning without flame or smoke. Charcoal fuel offers about twice the heating power of plain wood.
Americans lead world in per capita paper consumption
Americans have the highest per capita paper use, consuming about 479 pounds per person annually, underscoring strong demand across households and industries.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Hayworth
W. E. Maxey
Grover Dillon
Max
Alton Spear
Bobby Hazel Snow
Kernersville
J. A. Hedrick
F. C. Sales
Ivey
M. H. Craven
A. L. Richardson
Eost Bakery
New Thomas Company
Sedge Hill Enterprises
Plymouth
Old Box
Gray Co
Walburg
Bolens
Husky Tractors
Maxum M. Bingham
N. C
Marguerite’s
Wrenn Side
South Wrenn
TAX Service
Mrs. Campbell's
W. Washington Dr
Calhoun
Five Points
Assell Stover Candies
Sheraton Hotel
Kepley’s
South Main
Paul Kennedy
Thamesville
Davis Patrol
Carl
North State
Fairfield RD
Jaycee Jollies of
Jaycee
Kiwanis Club
Wright, Wombie, Pitts
Ferndale Junior High School
Wright Optical Co
W. Washington
Greensboro
E. Market St
Mitchell Esso
John Bean Aimer
Mitchell
Esso
East
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