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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1972
Page
12
A reader asks about hardening of the arteries at 75. Dr Thosteson explains aging changes, symptoms, blood pressure, salt intake, weight, and activity as practical management while noting no cure. He urges optimism and warns against worry.
Harold Lee Hedgecock 22 of Cedar Square Route 3 died from injuries in a single car crash on a rural road near Glenora Road Randolph County. The car left the curve and overturned throwing him beneath the vehicle. He was a Guilford native, Army veteran, and Canter Younts Realty employee. He leaves parents, one sister and seven brothers. Funeral set Wednesday at 2 p.m. Cedar Square Friends Meeting with burial at church cemetery. The body at Cumby Mortuary. visitation Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m.
Henry A. Foscue of High Point received a leather bound volume of letters from North Carolina State University officials and leaders praising his leadership and support. The event, at the City Club in Raleigh, honored his work to establish furniture and management programs and to raise over 200000 dollars for the furniture program in two decades.
Gregory Palmer residence at 702 Vail Street suffered a fire originated in a bedroom. Firemen blamed a candle used for light that ignited a night stand, causing damage to the bedroom and smoke and heat damage throughout the house.
Mary Gail Leonard daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Leonard Jr of 1113 Rockford Road earns dean's list honors at Hollins College Va for a minimum 3.4 semester average on a 4.0 scale. A High Point High School graduate she completed graduation requirements in January.
Parkview Village PTA holds its March meeting with a school chorus performance at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. Bands will perform at later meetings this year.
High Point police investigated two break-ins and several minor larcenies reported over the weekend. A serious break-in occurred at the Holiday Inn on W Green Drive with three room doors forced and color TV sets stolen valued at 89 dollars.
Mrs Netlie Stafford Fortney 59 of Charlottesville Virginia died Saturday in Richmond at the Medical College of Virginia North Hospital after six weeks as a patient. She was born July 9 1912 in Forsyth County daughter of Andrew Levi Stafford and Carrie Hedgecock Stafford. Survived by husband Eugene O Fortney daughter Mary Lynn Fortney son Mark Eugene Fortney three sisters and other relatives. Funeral Tuesday at Sechrest Chapel with burial in Bunker Hill Cemetery. KING James Kermit Arrington 62 of Route 2 died Sunday evening at Knollwood Nursing Home Winston Salem. Born in Surry County son of Samuel L and Mamie Richardson Arrington retired Bahnson Co welder. Survived by wife one son stepmother sister and five brothers. Funeral Tuesday at Needhams Rural Hall Memorial Chapel with burial in Pilot Mountain City Cemetery.
Basil A. Fogleman 71 of Route 3 died Sunday at Pine Ridge Nursing Home Sanford after years of ill health. He was a Randolph County native. Survivors include his wife Diannah Church Fogleman three sons Leo Wayne and Charles Fogleman all of Route 3 one daughter Mrs. Kaney of Asheboro Mrs. Spry of East Spencer Mrs. Gregson of Route 3 Mrs. Wicker of Route 2 and Mrs. Rudolph Griffin of Glen Burnie Md plus a sister Mrs. Hallie Martindale of Route 3. The body is at Pugh Funeral Home.
H Ross Armsworthy 56 of 1502 Wiltshire Blvd died at 9 30 p m Sunday in North Carolina Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem after a period of illness. Born May 27 1914 in Mocksville he was a furniture salesman and a member of several local civic and church groups. He is survived by his wife Virginia and two sisters. Funeral arrangements pending at Sechrest Funeral Home.
Mrs Eula Kearns Morgan 78 wife of J W Tebe Morgan of 909 Sunset Ave Asheboro died Sunday at Gregson Nursing Home after a three year stay She was Randolph County native member of First United Methodist Church Four daughters L J Hubbard Fayetteville Pa William Dunlap Hanover Pa Elmer Neese Black Mountain Oliver F Beach Kansas City Kan and a son Worth Morgan Lumberton The body is at Pugh Funeral Home Funeral plans are incomplete
Lloyd Julius Kinley age 53 of Denton Rt 1 died at home Sunday after a sudden seizure. Born July 22 1918 in Davidson County he was a son of Dan and Cora Kinley. Survived by wife Jimmie Whitted Kinley two daughters Louise Hazelwood and Patty Kinley two sisters Verne Harris and Ove Hedrick a brother Aaron Kinley and one grandchild. Funeral 3 p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church burial in church cemetery. Body at Lanier Briggs Funeral Home. Family will be at funeral home tonight.
James Fred Garner of Route 1 dies at 11 a.m. in High Point Memorial Hospital after a two month illness. Born November 15 1907 in Davidson County he was a retired lumber worker. Survived by wife Pearl Hancock Garner six daughters two sons and 14 grandchildren. Funeral set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Summer ville Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Body at Lanier Briggs Funeral Home tonight 7 to 9 with viewing.
Robert Lee Freeland 56 died Sunday at Randolph Hospital after an illness. He worked for Dixie Furniture Co and belonged to Wesleyan Chapel AME Zion Church. Visitation 7 to 9 p m Tuesday at Hargett and Bennett Mortuary. Funeral 3 p m Wednesday at the Wesleyan Chapel AME Zion Church. He is survived by wife Nelle, three sons all of Asheboro, a step daughter, his mother and a sister.
The piece argues depreciation defines true cost, noting the 1969 Volkswagen Geetlet drops from 1799 to about 1350 in three years while another economy model falls from 1849 to 900. It urges buyers to compare used car values rather than be swayed by new car low prices.
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