Deaths and Funerals list multiple High Point area cases
Obituaries for Katherine Green Ridge Dora Miller Saintsing Amanda Routh Henrietta Morrison Jesna Saintsing Dwight Thompson Walter Preston George Lambe Jr Charles Thomas Angel Farlow and others note deaths in High Point area hospitals and Smith families. Entries include birthplaces ages, survivors, funeral plans, church affiliations, and burial sites with locations and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Morrison
Henrietta Jones Morrison
Leonard Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mt. Gilead
Craft
Patsy Legrand Jones
High Point
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Delores Revels
J. W Reed
Piedmont Memorial Gardens
Moore Funeral Home
Funeral
Carver Plans Park Renovations and Facilities Upgrade
Gidley presented park renovation plans including a multipurpose concrete slab for volleyball, converting the pool to a shallow wading pool or tennis courts, new playground equipment, horseshoe pits, a creekside picnic area, an upgraded shelter, a play school renovation, and landscaping around the center while commissioners completed a tour of the facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Gidley
Policeman Drags Car Into Pole On Lexington Avenue
An estimated 2000 in damage occurred when a High Point patrol car struck a utility pole on E Lexington Avenue near Denny Street during a pursuit at 1 01 am. Jeffrey Brewer 25 Rt 1 Sophia a patrolman escaped injury and no charges were filed. A separate three car crash at N Main Street Westwood Avenue injured two drivers but neither sought hospital care. Fatina Zakos Chason 49 William Earl Finch 59 and William Glenn Crews 49 were involved with Finch charged with a stop light violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Avenue
Denny Street
Jeffrey Brewer
Rt. 1
Sophia
High Point
Brewer
N. Main Street
Westwood Avenue
High Point Memorial Hospital
William Earl Finch
Boulevard
William Glenn Crews
Winston-Salem
Fatina Zakos Chason
Guyer Street
Finch
Crews
Revolutionary Mother Goose at Carousel Theatre
The Prince Street Players present Revolutionary Mother Goose using traditional rhymes to tell the American Revolution story. The cast includes David Cohn, Brenda Broome, Joyce Griffen, Jane Ann Sargia, and others. The hour long show stresses strong performances for children and previews next season's six to seven titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Etter
Ettler
Jeanne Bargy
America
David Lisker
Brenda Broome
Joyce Griffen
Jane Ann Sargia
Clara Cox Fire Damage Slight
Firefighters said a bedroom fire in the Clara Cox Apartments on E Grimes Avenue caused minor damage confined to one room. Probable cause listed as children playing with matches. call at 9:53 a.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Cox Apts
E Grimes Avenue
Miller Street
Myrtle Desk Co
Garden Tiller Reported Stolen From Greensboro Property
Sheriff deputies were told a garden tiller owned by Calvin Gene Stover of Rt 15 Greensboro was removed from a garden spot across the road from the Stover residence. The machine valued at 75 dollars. Deputies also investigated weekend damages to a house under construction on Cloverbook Street Jamestown with damages estimated at 144 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Gene Stover
Rt 15
Greensboro
Stover
Cloverbook Street
Jamestown
Road Improvement Hearing Scheduled
Asheboro public hearing on April 15 at 7 30 p m in Asheboro High School auditorium will examine three U S 54 upgrade alternatives between Asheboro and Ramseur. Options include widening existing US 64, a hybrid using 64 and a Franklinville Ramseur segment with Ramseur bypass north, or a southern bypass. Attendees may speak or submit written statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
U.S. 54
Ramseur
Asheboro High School
Randolph
Franklinville
Protection meeting planned in Archdale Trinity area
Archdale Trinity residents interested in stopping burglaries may attend a crime prevention meeting next Monday at the Archdale Trinity Lions Den at 7 p.m. The session is sponsored by the Archdale Trinity Jaycees and Randolph County Sheriff's Department. Randolph Deputy Joe Farlow, Crime Prevention Officer, will conduct the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Archdale- Trinity
Archdale-Trinity Jaycees
Randolph County Sheriff's Department
Archdale- Trinity Lions den
Randolph
Joe Farlow
Cheek Announces Retirement As City Manager
Mayor Roy Culler read a note from longtime city manager Cheek stating retirement planned for May 31. Cheek has served since 1960 and will finish the 1976-77 budget preparations before leaving, with no indication of council pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheek
Luke
Fire Station In Archdale Up For Sale
Archdale officials announce the Gui Rand Volunteer Fire Department station at the US 311 US 62 intersection is for sale. Fire Chief Tommy Skeen says sealed bids are being accepted as the department plans to move to a newer facility on South Main Street by mid April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Gui-Rand Volunteer Fire Department
U.S. 311
Highway 62
Tommy Skeen
Skeen
US Aft
South Main Street
Guilford County planning debate favors growth with care
County commissioners weigh environmental and residential policies to boost water quality open space and innovative housing while encouraging high quality commercial growth. They seek coordinated government cooperation and citizen input as they review reports from County Manager John Witherspoon and staff and consider paving a rural road petition. They also discuss NACo meeting outcomes in Washington this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Witherspoon
National Association of Counties
Washington
Council to review CD funding proposals next Monday
One council will meet at 7 30 in Council chambers next Monday to review Community Development spending proposals for next year. The council must approve by April 15, the date for federal funding applications, and will iron out disagreements before the April 15 regular session. A special meeting may be set for agencies rejected by the Citizens Advisory Council CAC Youth Services Bureau Drug Action Council Council on Aging Legal Aid and Information Referral. The CAC praised the work of these agencies and recommended local funding. a single hearing is planned after Legal Aid requested to be heard, but no date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Advisory Council
CAC
Youth Services Bureau
Drug Action Council
Council On Aging, Legal Aid and Infor
Council
Legal Aid
Evening TV Guide Highlights For Today
The schedule lists programs across channels from 6:00 PM to 1:00 AM including news blocks Eyewitness News NBC and CBS News, dramas like Happy Days Laverne and Shirley and M A S H, comedies The Rookies and One Day At A Time, classics The Red Badge Of Courage and The Adams Chronicles, plus shows Dom Adams Screen Tea t and The Bobby Vinton Show with late movie options and Tonight Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel 2 News
Scene Tonight
Zoom
Eyewitness News
CBS News
ABC News
NBC News
Dom Adams
Dr. Senda
N.C. People
Laverne
Liberty
How's Your Hearing Bel tone free offer ad
An ad promises a free non-operating Bel tone aid model for those who hear but do not understand words. The tiny unit weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level. Mail to Dept. 5028, Bel tone Electronica Corp, 4201 W. Victoria St., Chicago, Illinois 60646.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beltone
Beltone Electronica Corp
Victoria St
Ilinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Katherine Green Ridge
Lindsay
Robert DiSandra Davis Jr
Parkway Ave
Julia Goodson
Marywood Drive
Ernest Dennis
Gatewood Ave
A. H. Newsom
Troy
Ethel Burton
Sunset Drive
Leon Brewer
Thomasville
Frank T Green
Centennial St
Wayne P Green
Prescott Place
Harvey J. Green
Kernersville
James D. Green Jr
Monthey Ave
United Methodist Church
Richard J Crowder
Richard Burkhart
Floral Garden Park
Davis
First United Methodist Church
Dora Miller Star
Dora Roger Miller
Rt. 1, Star
St Joseph Hospital
Southern Pines
Watson Saintsing
Jesna Garrison Saintsing
Saintsing
Davidson County
Christian and
Mary Motsinger Garrison
Wallbury
Mary Ann Yokeley
Wallburg
Edna Michael
E. Green Drive
Wallburg Baptist Church
Dalphen Thompson
Zion United Church of Christ
J C Green and Sons
D. E. Thompson Ramseur
Dwight Edward Thompson
Randolph Hospital
Sapona Mills
Cedar Falls
Franklinsie United Methodist Church
Vera Criscoe Thompson
Barbara Jean Currie
Durham
Leroy Thompson
South Carolina
Harold Thompson
L. W. Thompson
West Virginia
James Funderburke
Lancaster
Arthur Bradston
Marion
Ellaire Buchanan
Virginia Watkins
Helen Hughes
Effie Sistare
Frankinville United Methodist Church
Robert Greenawalt
Glenn Brown
Bear Branch Cemetery
Rockingham County
Loflin Funeral Home
W. E. Preston Graham
Walter Elias Preston
Providence Road
Alamance County Hospital
Bethlehem United Methodist Church
Walkertown
Grace Hammack Preston
Nightingale Stewart
Greens
Tro
Canton Preston
Burlington
Hassell Preston
Indianapolis
Find
Jessie Crumpler
James L. Preston
Graydon
Carlos Preston
Buies Creek
Lebron Preston
Stokesdale
Gerald W. Hester
McClure Funeral Home
G. A. Lambe JR
Randleman
George Andrew Lambe Jr
Rt. 2
W. E. Linthicum Concrete Co
First Christian Church
Thaney Reece Lambe
Hilda Wright
Eden
David L. Lambe
Jance Lambe
Tracy Staley
Winfred Bray
Handolph Memorial Park
Pugh Funeral Home
C. B. Thomas Ramseur
Charles Banks Thomas
Frankinville
J. K Hinson
Jefferson St
James Farlow
Wedgewood Drive
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
H L Shelton
Carver
Lexington Ave
Mombe Fermen
Tin National
Chestnut DR
Trindale RD
Tofant
Angel Gall Farlow
Gravisian Floral Garden
Camalée
Ant
New York
David Cohn
Prince Street Players
Kay Stonefelt
Koroko
B. J. Allen
Towne House
Carousel Theatre
Robert Brett
Newport News
Carousel and
Adventure Theatres
Lett
Carousel Theatre Officers
Children’s
Robert Shaw
Robert Cottam Jr
Robert B. Lett
George Whitesides
Frank Stevens
John Keim
Clara Cox
Roy Culler
Culler
Guilford County
Television Log
Wewy
Greensbers
Wety
Charlee
WLNC
Unis
WSOC
Cherlowe
WGHP
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