Mabel Horney Hayworth 78 dies in High Point area
Mrs Mabel Horney Hayworth aged 78 of Route 1 Kernersville died Friday at High Point Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness. She was born January 11 1894 in Guilford County and longtime Abbotts Creek resident. She was a member of Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church. Surviving are three daughters Ruth Spaugh Hazel Green and Dot Moore a son W Paul Hayworth a sister Linnie Gulliksen a brother Cletus Ray Horney nine grandchildren one step grandchild and seven great grandchildren. Funeral at 3 pm Sunday in Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. The body lies at Hayworth Miller Funeral Home Winston-Salem with viewing today from 7 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Horney Hayworth
Rt. 1
Kernersville
High Point Memorial Hospital
Guilford County
James Pleasant
Jennie Borum Horney
Abbotts Creek
Davidson County
Abbotts Creek Missionary
Ruth Spaugh
Greenhill Dr
Hazel Green
W. Ray St
Dot Moore
Rt. 2
High Point
W. Paul Hayworth
Winston-Salem
Linnie Gulliksen
Miami
Fla
Cletus Ray Horney
Bonita Springs
Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church
Charles L. Tanner
Hayworth -Miller Funeral Home
Nannie Christian Troy
Nannie Kirk Christian
Sue Parker
Beatrice McRae
Hattie Thomas
Troy
Parthine Dockery
Monty McKinzie
Minnie Grier
Pittsburgh Pa
Calvin Christian
Greensboro
Wayne
Charlie Christian
Earl Christian
Pittsburgh
John H. Christian
Redwood
Calif
Annie Franze
Ohio
Sephen’s
United Church of God
Freeman Cemetery
Pugh Troy Funeral Home
George Winslow
Asheboro
George Bostic Winslow
E. Alfred St
Portsmouth
Hancock Country Hams Co
Franklinville
First Baptist Church
Betty Traynham Winslow
Teresa Winslow
Larry
Barron Winslow
J. P. Traynham
Jim Boyst
Alden Hubbell
G. T
Carl
Edward Winslow
Edna B. Winslow
Rt. 7
Ridge McDowell Funeral Home
Friends
Myrtle Griffin Kiger
S. A. Kiger
Rt. 4
Kerniesville
Moses Cone Hospital
Clyde Kiger
John Griffin
Lane Funeral Home
Obituaries From Thomasville Area Include West and Farlow Losses
Mrs West 49 of Thomasville dies at home after heart attack. Survived by husband W H West and four children, funeral plans incomplete. Also noted are Mrs Nannie Christian Troy 84 with six daughters and five sons, service at Sephen's United Church, and George Winslow 44 of Asheboro, sales manager, with funeral and service details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Inez
Sarah Teel West
John M. West
W. H. West Jr
Pensacola
Fla
Boyd
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral
R. L. West Jr
Hasty School Road
E. B. Meador Dies At 78 In High Point Memorial Hospital
E. Byron Meador 78 of 404 Woodrow Ave died at 5 15 pm Friday after years of declining health He was born October 4 1893 in Reidsville educated there and lived mostly in the area He supervised Crown Hosiery Mill for 20 years retiring in 1960 He was a Mason member of Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church and Paecock Bible Class He is survived by his wife Polly Horton Greensboro one daughter four grandchildren five sisters and several nieces and nephews Funeral is set for 3 30 pm Sunday Sechrest Chapel with burial at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Byron Meador
Woodrow Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Meador
Reidsville
William Abner
Wilma Harrison Meador
Galax
Crown
Moose and Elks Clubs
Old Town Lodge No. 68
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Paecock
Alma Robbins
Polly Horton
Greensboro
Ethel McIlhenny
Hialeah
Fla
Jessie Train
Winston-Salem
Estee Martin
Greenville
S.C
Wallace Clark
Covington
Gladys Brown
Danville
Sechrest Chapel
Bernard R. Fitzgerald
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Increase in U S Furniture Sales in January 1972
A joint report by the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn. and the National Assn. of Furniture Manufacturers shows January 1972 sales rising 25 percent from January 1971, with production up 15 percent from December 1971 to January 1972 and payrolls up seven percent. Shipments up 18 percent year over year, backlog up 75 percent, and casegoods gaining 28 percent in sales while shipments rose 22 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
National Assn
Bowles urges new dormitories and mobile homes aid
Bowles proposes additional dormitories on public campuses and the use of mobile homes to ease low income housing shortages in North Carolina. He attacks antiquated ordinances and zoning rules that ban mobile homes within cities.
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Bowles
North Carolina
Rev Marvin Holladay Named Music Youth Director
The Rev. Marvin O. Holladay has been appointed music youth director at Brentwood Baptist Church. A Florida native and Piedmont Bible College student, he has served as assistant pastor in Dunedin and DeLand, led music youth and education in two churches, pastored Blake Memorial in Lake Helen and First Baptist in Pomona Park, and served as music director at Salem Baptist in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin O. Holladay
Brentwood Baptist Church
Piedmont Bible College
Winston- Salem
Florida
Dunedin
DeLand
Fla
Blake Memorial Baptist
Lake Helen
First Baptist Church
Pomona Park
Mr. Holladay
Salem Baptist Church
Winston-Salem
Northwood and Tomlinson PTA Meet On Report Cards
The Northwood School PTA held a panel discussion with Dean Dull Parkview Village principal Frances Douglas Tris Bristow and Lyles Kearns to argue for changes in report cards. The Tomlinson School PTA featured Gladys Brooks Elaine Carter Jan Heer Glenda Farmer and Wilton Hawkins presenting on individualization of instruction. The next meeting will be held April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwood
PTA
Dean Dull
Parkview Village
Frances Douglas
Tomlinson School Pta
Gladys Brooks
Elaine Carter
Jan Heer
Glenda Farmer
Wilton Hawkins
North Carolina faces teacher surplus in most fields
State figures show 7,017 teachers produced in 1970-71 but only 2,954 found teaching posts in state schools. English physical education and social studies show oversupply while elementary education remains in demand. Officials cite distribution as key, with colleges reporting rising outputs and mixed state employment outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Department of Public Instruction
J. P. Freeman
Division of
Craig Phillips
Freeman
Youth Is Cleared On Sit-In Charge
Daniel Christopher Quick, 18, of Boulevard, had a charge of interfering with ingress and egress of a public building dismissed by District Judge Byron Haworth after a sit in outside the narcotics squad office in the City County Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Christopher Quick
Boulevard
Byron Haworth
James Belton
Cross Street
Willie Lee Kirk
Hobson Street
Donald Lee Chandler
Rec Center Proposal To Be Extended
The High Point Youth Council will present a plan at a town meeting Monday night to build a youth recreation center at Oak Hollow Park. The gym sized building could be divided into four sections with a juke box kitchen and bar and an amphitheater outside. The facility would operate weekdays 4 PM to midnight Saturdays 10 AM to 2 AM and Sundays 1 PM to midnight pending final Parks and Recreation approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Youth Council
New
Oak Hollow Park
Larry Dawalt
Dawalt
High Point Parks and Recreation Dept
TV Guide Schedule Fragment
A fragment lists television programs with time slots including Porter Wagoner Gunsmoke Hee Haw Lawrence Welk and NCAA basketball. It shows 7:30 P.M. 8 P.M. and 10:00 P.M. entries with several programs repeated across channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC News
Hee Haw
Lawrence Welk
Klub Kwiz
Capsule Views Of Today's Evening Programs
A schedule roundup highlights TV guests Barbara Mandrell Ferlin Husky and Lawrence Welk. It also notes All in the Family Ram hospital scenes Suddenly Single IMF and Saturday Movies The Americanization of Emily with Garner Andrews Coburn Douglas and a Mission Impossible plot line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
James Garner
Julie Andrews
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Thomasville
Norma Inez Boyett West
Carolina Ave
Eufaula
Ala
Richard A. J
Norma Teel Boyett
Tift College
Georgia
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
W. H West
S. E. Farlow
Sidney Everett Farlow
Sophia Baptist Church
Don Osborne
Garland McDowell
Marlboro Friends Meeting
Harold C. Davis
Building Fund
J. B. Peace
John Ridge
Stanley Farlow
Wayne Davis
Raeford Farlow
Byron Farlow
Farlow Davis
Walter Gray
Farlow
Sophia
T. E. Miller
Thomas E. Miller
Arch St
Myrtle Kiger
Novella Haymore
Novella Brinkley Haymore
Gilmer Denny
A. B. Asbill
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens
Sechrest’s
Haymore
N. Main St
Clifton Stewart
Arnold Allman
Paul Seagroves
Bob Miller
Johnny Robbins
David Glascoe
E. B. Meador
U.S
Casegoods
Artisticeauty College
Tel
Twin Oaks
N. Main Street
Fellowship Hall
P.O. Box
N.C
Tomlinson
Appalachian State University
East Carolina University
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Western Carolina University
Campbell College
Campbell
Atlantic Christian College
Mars Hill College
Lenoir Rhyne College
Elon College
Gardner-Webb College
Thomas Charles Lowery
Melvin Eaves
N. Centennial Avenue
Earl Davis
Amos Street
Mike Greenwood
Chrysler Corporation
Age Itc
Jewelers
Rec Center
ATV National
Williams Flowers & Gufts
Nana
Lexington Ave
Mrs. Novella Eener Haymore
AD Today
Santins
Roeleae Es
von Schrader
Piedmont Maintenance CO
Jim Crawford
WFMY
WBTV
Charlotte
WUNC
University Station
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WSOC
WSLS
Roanoke
WSJS
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Harvey Korman
Porter Wagoner
Tommy Faile
Mary Tyler Moore
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Erritt
Arnie
Barbara Mandrell
Ferlin Husky
Archie Bunker
Mike
Jeanette Nolan
Arnold Stang
Barbara Rush
Margot Kidder
Agnes Moorehead
Elizabeth Ashley
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