Williamson Funeral Set
Obituary notices list William Williamson 89 of 1509 Wendell Ave and Mrs Zula Roberts Gordon 65 of 505 Newton Place with funeral details at Memorial United Methodist Church and Sevlcrest and Stanly Memorial Chapel and mixed funeral arrangements incomplete in Greensboro High Point Albemarle area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Peeler Williamson
Wendell Ave
Evergreen
Greensboro
Williamson
Cleveland County
Abel
Mariah Peeler
High Point
Memorial United Methodist Church
United Methodist Women
Edith Fuller
Richmond
Harrill Willamson
New St
Ralph Williamson
General Williamson
Franklin St
Austin Williamson
Elwood Drive
Donald Williamson
Belvin Jess
Zula Roberts Gordon
Newton Place
McCain Hospital
McCain
Gordon
Carroll
Andy Floyd
Mall
Monday Roberts
Crown Hosiery
Eastern Star Chapter
Woodmen Circle
First United Methodist Church
Sun School
Patricia Clinard
Carr St
Erewdchildren
Donald
Mae) Taylor
Pulaski
Lacy Roberts
Fidgewood Md
Sevlcrest Funeral Home
Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Region
A batch of obituary notices from Thomasville to Asheboro lists Mamie Mendenhall Harris 91 of Route 6 Randolph County and Clarence Odell Leonard 56 of Lafayette Calif in memorials for multiple families. Other notices include Maudie Ruth Brown 42 in Asheboro and Ila Shoaf 82 of Linwood with several survivors and funeral details. John Medley 54 of Lexington. Hardie Jefferson DeHart 64 of Seagrove. Joseph N Newlin 90 of Randleman. William Francis Hayes 66 of Ramseur. Louise Parks Davidson formerly of Franklinville. services set at local churches and funeral homes with burial in area cemeteries. Memorials directed to the American Cancer Society are requested by some families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mamie Mendenhall Harris
Route
John Lonza Harris
Davidson Nursing Center
Harris
Randolph County
Jule and
Adeline Parsons Mendenhall
Prospect Church
Prospect United Methodist Church
Stanley
Mary) Karomirski
Linda Drive
Archdale
John G. Harris
Hendersonville
L. K. Mendenhall
Route 6
Fred Mendenhall
Greensboro
J. C. Green and Sons
Ardis D. Payne
Floral Garden Park
Leonard Clarence Odell Leonard
Lafayette
Calif
San Francisco Musicians Union
Melba Holbrook Leonard
Lynette Leonard
Doug
David Leonard
C. H
Dorothy) Jackson
Baker Road
N J. Hassell
Indian Lake
N. Fayetteville St
Grove Wesleyan Church
Westha Brown
A. M. Jordan
Eva Pritchard
Lovie Hooker
Edith Smith
Vera D. Levin
Asheboro
Estha Caviness
Lake Tillery
L. J. Brown
Winston-Salem
Earnest Brown
Star
Neighbors Grove Wesleyan Church
Church
Pugh Funeral Home
John Medley
Domino St
Lexington
City Hospital
Ashburn St
Ernest Medley
Burlington
Gilmore Funeral Chapel
Pugh Street
Lexington Cemetery
Jla Shoaf
Ila Leonard Shoaf
Rt. 1
Linwood
Lexington Memorial Hospital
St Luke’s Lutheran Church
Fred Shoaf
Route 5
Lee Leonard
Piedmont Funeral Home
Billy Vanderford
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Church Cemetery
A. J. Dehart Seagrove
Hardie Jefferson DeHart
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pinehurst
Stokes County
Lucks Inc
Martha Garner
Seagrove
Cecil Haithcock
Raleigh
David Haithcock
Cletus Hinson
Locust
Laxter Needham
Claude DeHart
Rt. 4
Huldah Baptist Church
Tom Walker
Benny Maness
Randolph Memorial Fark
Hayes Asheboro
William Francis Hayes
Ramseur
Shiloh Christian Church
Leonard Routh
Howard Moffitt
Gate Craven
Mr. Hayes
Randolph Hospital
New Scout Executive Named for Uwharrie Council
James J Terry Jr of Charlotte is named chief executive officer of the Uwhome Council Bay Scouts of America effective May. He has six years as exploring director in Charlotte and a Davidson College BS from 1966. Lancair Gaskins, retiring at 65 in June, has led the Uwharrie Council since 1970, after more than 40 years in scouting. The council was named top in area three, covering North and South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
James J Terry Jr
Charlotte
Uwhome Council
Bay Scouts of America
Terry
Davidson College
Davidson County
Lancair Gaskins
Uwharrie Council
Segal
Uwharne Council
Uwharrne Council
North
South Carolina
High Point Archdale sewer plans raise cost questions
A public hearing covered a proposed expansion of High Point area sewer capacity from 6 million to 16 million gallons daily with a new biological treatment system. Projects include a 48 inch outfall line along Richland Creek, possible Cedarwood and Archdale interceptor lines, and a 2.9 million dollar link from Muddy Creek to High Point plant to serve Archdale with an estimated 11 800 residents by 2000. Officials noted costs exclude in street lines and results will go to federal officials for funding approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Southern Railroad
City Limits
U.S
Mauch
Richland Creek
High Point
Bill Howard
William F. Freeman
Jamestown
Howard
Cedarwood
Jefferson Park
Archdale
Muddy Creek
Sedgefield
Two Owls From Page 18 Expected to Reach 28 Inches Tall
Faver cares for two newly grown owls in a barn at the center for youth groups. The birds, raised with cages and a rabbit-adjacent habitat, will be ready to fly in about two weeks. Rabbits in the same facility were separated by gender after years of misgrouping. Six babies arrived before the sexes were sorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faver
Pavel
Officers Catch Escapees On Rails In Southmont
Lexington reports two Davidson County Courthouse jail escapees captured near Southmont Thursday night. Fred Allen Berry, 32, of Martin Street, Thomasville, and Clifford C. White, 82, of Charlotte, were found traveling along the railroad toward Denton after breaking from jail Tuesday night. They allegedly beat a jailer, then moved through the Lexington area, and allegedly broke into a church before deputies sealed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
Southmont
Fred Allen Berry
Martin Street
Thomasville
Clifford C. White
Charlotte
Denton
Berry
White
Jaiter
Post Office pressure overrules state trouble in North Carolina
Thomasville scene notes: council members debate penalty for $18,000, with calls to appeal to DOT board member Bob Vaughn. In Lexington, Donald Griffin and brothers face charges tied to an escape plot linked to Danny Crisco’s murder conviction. Jaycees honor three area residents as outstanding in education law enforcement and fire fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Transportation Board
Bob Vaughn
Vaughn
High Point
Two Small Fires Prompted Fire Department Calls
High Point firefighters responded to two calls on Thruveday with minimal damage. A grease pan on a Shirley Wade residence stove on Seven Oaks Drive sparked at 12:59 p.m. but was extinguished before arrival. A woods fire in the 2300 block of Palmer Street occurred at 3:43 p.m. with little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point City
Shirley Wade
Seven Oaks Drive
Palmer Street
Dam breach traced to weakened bottom section
A state investigator concludes the earthen dam in Buncombe County failed when a weakened portion dropped, the lower half turning into mud and unable to support the top. The collapse killed four people in February, and Craig McKenzie of the Department of Natural and Economic Resources described the dam’s failure mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
Buncombe County
Craig McKenzie
Department of Natural and Economic Resources
Fisheries Body Rejects Ban On Winter Trawling
The North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission rejected a proposal to ban winter trawling for fin fish in the Neuse Pamlico and Pungo rivers. After a heated public meeting sports fishermen supported the measure while commercial fishermen opposed it. The panel instead adopted criteria to limit catches of croaker trout flounder and spot between Dec 1 and March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead City
North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission
Neuse
Pamlico
Pungo
School board debates promotion of program and bulletin space
Board discussed risk and policy for student program promotion. Durway sought to post material on the Fellowship of Christian Athletes bulletin in Central High hall, but the request was deemed moot due to complaints. Ourway will coordinate with authorities on rental of classrooms and forming a legal entity, with formal action likely next month for nonsponsored space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitley
Durway
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Central High
Piaf Biopic Promised In Public TV Festival Finale
Public TV's Festival 76 ends with 18 specials including I Regret Nothing a 78 minute Piaf biography. PBS airs at 8 40 p m EST Saturday check local listings. The film uses Piaf recordings photos and clips plus friends and lovers interviews to portray her rise from poverty to fame and the distinctive spirit of Je Regrette Rien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Public TV
Edith Piaf
Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
Georges Pompidou
Michael Houldey
BBC
Miss Piaf
Houldey
Piaf
Salaam
Judy Garland
Evening TV Schedule Snapshot 1970s Channel List
A dense list of TV programs and time slots across channels including News, Movies, Talk shows, and specials. It catalogs program titles such as CBS Evening News ABC News NBC News Rockford Files Sanford and Son The Tonight Show and Midnight Special with various time stamps and channel identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyewitness News
Horton
Hollywood
Eyewittness
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Mrs. Gordon
A. P. Guyer
Albemarle
Alma Hartsell Guyer
Stanly County Hospital
Parrish Guyer
Sligh Point
Shirley G. Snuggs
Stanly Memorial Chapel
Harold McDonald
Paul Bruton
Sharron
Mt. Gilea
Lexington Ave
Saeciso
Irvin Jacobson
Vechrest
Clarence Odell Leonard
Zula Roberts Gurdon
Trindale RD
Battie P. Anderson
Chestnut Drive
Mrs. Harris
M. Newlin
Randleman
Joseph N. Newlin
Sunset Drive
SS Postal Service
Joseph Nicholas Newlin
Mary Gray Newlin
Johnsie Newlin
Samuel Gray Newlin
Mountain Home
Tenn
St. Paul Cemetery
Ray Hahn
Louise Davidson Ashebord
Louie Parks Davidson
Pugh Funeral Home Chapel
Franklinville
Davidson
Rt. 2
Clinton
Apollo
Iven
Town & Commitro
Ace & Appl
Calhoun Drug Store Inc
Westwood
Post Office
Donald Griffin
Sheriff's Dept
Danny Crisco
Crisco
Bert Garner
Griffin
Raleigh Central
City Jaycees
Thomasville Jaycees
Suzanne Brown
Thomasville Senior High School
Terry Lee Arney
Ronald E. Myers
Howard A. Kramer
North Carolina
Vernon
Company, Inc
Television Log
WEWY
Wunc Univ
WSOC
Charlee
WETY
Charistie
WGHP
High Pelec
WHEE
Wingten-Sa
ELPA
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