Deaths And Funerals in Asheboro and Wilmington
Funeral services for Richard B. Masters 92 were held at Masonboro for Ola C Little 60 at Wesleyan Methodist Church, with burial at High Pine Church Cemetery. Masters died Saturday morning in a Wilmington hospital after illness. Survivors include sister Cora Faulkender and brother Elias Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Masters
Asheboro
Masonborojices
Ola Cecil Little
Baptist Church
Tom Hogan
High Pine
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Masters
John Moretz
Wilmington
Leroy Cox
Ola C. Little
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Cora M. Faulkender
William and Mary Apts
Elias Masters
Winter Park
Mrs Stout Dies At 81 After Heart Attack
Ada Cox Stout, 81, of Route 1 Randleman, died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital after suffering a heart attack at home. Born August 4, 1878 in Randolph County, she was lifelong resident, married to Z Walter Stout in 1901, who died in 1941. She leaves two daughters, seven grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and is a Cedar Square Friends Meeting member. Funeral plans incomplete. body to be returned to her home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Cox Stout
Route 1
Randleman
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Stout
Randolph County
Tallton Lewis L
Nannie Walton Cox
Z. Walter Stout
Cedar Square
Aaron Freeman Succumbs At 47 In Lexington
Aaron Andis Freeman, 47, died at his home in Lexington. The obituary notes his passing and identifies him by full name with age and residence as the core facts.
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Aaron Freeman
Lexington
Aaron Andis Freeman
His
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Davis Dies At Home In Marlboro Community
Lewis Jerome Davis 68 of Route 1 Sophia died shortly before 6 this morning after nine years of declining health and five weeks of serious condition. He was born February 14 1892 in Randolph County son of Nathan Elkanah and Alice Coltrane Davis. A Marlboro area farmer and member of Marlboro Friends Meeting and New Market Grange, he married Mary Hessie Newlin January 10 1915. Survived by wife two sons Avery of Route 1 Sophia and Cohen of Route 2 High Point three daughters Mary Alfred Asheboro Laone Loflin and Emily Tugh both of Route 1 Sophia eight grandchildren four brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements incomplete with services expected Saturday at Marlboro Friends Meeting conducted by Rev. Bob Medford and Rev. York Teague. Burial in church cemetery with arrangements by Koonce Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Jerome Davis
Route 1
Sophia
Mr. Davis
Randolph County
Nathan Elkanah
Alice Coltrane Davis
Marlboro
Marlboro Friends Meeting
New Market Grange
Walter Davis
Memphis
Tenn
Blanche
Farlow
Nannie Davis
Koonce
John W Bryant Funeral Rites Set Tomorrow
John W Bryant 69 of 215 Center St. died Wednesday at City Memorial Hospital after declining health. Born May 17 1890 in Catawba County he lived in Thomasville since 1921 and was a carpenter. Survived by wife Bessie Weaver Bryant and five brothers and three sisters. Funeral at First Baptist Church Friday at 2 30 p m with burial in Prospect Methodist Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
John W. Bryant
Center St
City Memorial Hospital
Dospiias Nuk
Catawba County
J. Blair
Elizabeth Watson Bryant
Lenoir
First Baptist Church
Modern Woodmen of America
Thomasville Camp
Bessie Weaver
Roy Sherrell
Russell Kincaid
Fred. Bumgardner
Albert
Robert
Clarence
Coot
Bud Bryant
F. Stanley Hardee Jr
Prospect Methodist Church
Dugan Shore Dies At 74 In Hospital
Dugan Shore, 74, died at High Point Memorial Hospital shortly after 3 am. He had been in declining health six months and in serious condition one week. Born February 20, 1886 in Yadkin County, he was the son of Day and Martrica Shore. He moved to High Point about 40 years ago and resided on Route 1. Surviving family listed as unnamed. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugan Shore
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Shore
Yadkin
Day
Martrica Shore Shore
High Point
Randolph County
Route 1
Amass
Sankowe
Last Rites Set This Afternoon For W. Flippin
Willie Lassie Flippin, 65, of Mount Airy died at home after a heart attack. Survived by wife Jettie Handley and 27 relatives including four sons, five daughters, 18 grandchildren, and three sisters. Funeral planned for 2 30 pm at Asbury Pentecostal Holiness Church conducted by multiple ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Willie Lassie Flippin
Asbury
Flippin
Patrick County
Joshua
Christine Slate Flippin
Jettie Handley
Clyde
Richard Flippin
Paul Flippin
Winston - Salem
Wesley
Leonard Johnson
Harvey Watson
Tulsa
Okla
J. C. Montgomery
Leon Simmons
Winston-Salem
Harold Palmer
Route 6
George Flippin
Route 3
Stuart
Dixie
Andy Flippin
Emmett
Thomas Flippin
Westfield
Otis Puckett
John Woodall
Theater Garmons
Kernersville
Duke Doctors to Lead Cancer Clinic at Memorial Auditorium
Six Duke University School of Medicine specialists will host a Community Forum on Cancer next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium, High Point College. Moderated by Dr. Joseph Beard, the panel will cover cancer research and treatment advances with an audience Q a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke University School of Medicine
Memorial Auditorium
High Point College
Joseph W. Beard
Walter B. V. Cherny
Clarence E. Gardner Jr
Kenneth L. Pickerell
Robert James Reeves
Will C. Sealy
Louisiana
Beards
University of Chicago
Vanderbilt University
Duke
Gardner
Ohio
Wittenburg College
Johns Hopkins Unio
Sealy
Enoversity School of Medicine
Ajry University
Johns Hopkins
Duke Surgery
Duke University Meditevastical Center
University of Michigan
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Lewis J. Davis
J. L. Weems
Baton Rouge
Yadkin Miss
Vnsionary Baptist Church
Troy Clement
LlnaMal Fae Ana Daw
W. Flippin
Scotts
High Point Hardware CO
Cherny
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
McGill University
Montreal General Hospital
Baylor University
Baylor Medical College
Columbia Medical Center
N. Y
Lou
Pickerell
Franklin and Marshall College
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Medical School
Deke
Texas
Texan
Reeves
Edu
Hollywood
Washington ST
Tennis
Oxfords
Bloom Furniture Company
N. Wrenn ST
Belks
BelkBeck
Cook
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