Deaths and Funerals C V Estep and Marcus Trexler
Clarence Vaughn Estep 81 of 510% South Eugene St died at Moses Cone Hospital after three weeks as a patient. He was a barber and New Hope Baptist Church member. Survived by wife Nannie Jordan three sisters and a brother. Funeral arrangements pending at Hanes Lineberry West Market. Marcus A Trexler 27 of 1126 Melrose St Winston Salem died in Veterans Hospital Durham from injuries suffered December 24 1966. He worked as an installer with Southern Bell and belonged to Erlanger Baptist Church. Funeral at Erlanger Baptist Church Thursday at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Estep
Greensboro
Clarence Vaughn Estep
South
Eugene St
Moses Cone Hospital
New Hope Baptist Church
Wilkes County
Nannie Jordan
Nora Reavis
Rispie Moore
Moravian Falls
George Corley
Kernersville
Charlie Estep
Lexington
Francis Marcus Trexler
Melrose St
Winston-Salem
Veterans Hospital
Durham
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Erlanger Baptist Church
Adam Trexler
Patricia Craver Trexler
Marcus A. Trexler
Kelley Joan Trexler
Robie Young
Jake Potts
Funeral notices and obituaries in Thomasville area
Funeral for Velna Ione Gatlin 54 of 901 Putnam Ave held at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by two sisters and two brothers. Also noted are obituaries for Joseph Wallace Wilson 84 of 917 Fisher Ferry St with burial in Holly Hills Cemetery, and Maggie Lena Cashatt 80 of Rt 4 with burial at Pine Wood Methodist Church Cemetery. Pearl Hale Blankenbeckler 71 of 218 Idol St died suddenly and was honored with service at Albertson Road Baptist Church and Mt. View Cemetery, Rural Retreat Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velna Ione Gatlin
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Woodrow Robbins
Oakwood Cemetery
Putnam Ave
Ellen Hatton
W. B. Gatlin Jr
Johnson Street
Verna Ione Gatlin
High Point Memorial Hospital
J. W. Wilson
Thomasville
Joseph Wallace Wilson
Fisher Ferry St
J. C. Green and Sons Chapel
Fred Jurney
Holly Hills Cemetery
John Snyder
Joel Henderson
Jerry Black
Tommy Beck
Joe Brooks
Tom Williamson
Wilson
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
A. L. Cashatt
Maggie Lena Miller Cashatt
Rt. 4
Pine Wood Methodist Church
Herbert M. Jamieson
Russell T. Montfort
Welton Miller
James Scotten Jr
Dolan Ward
William Miller
Odell Rush
Harold Cashatt
Clinton Cashatt
Harvey C. Clodfelter
Pearl Blankenbeckler
Pearl Hale Blankenbeckler
Albertson Road Baptist Church
Francis A. Lunsford
Mt. View Cemetery
Rural Retreat
Glenn Hartman
Frank Myers
Donald Yates
C. M. Bame
C. D. Shepard
Howard Callahan
COACH Group Plans Meeting on County Hospital
The COACH group in Lexington convenes at 8 p.m. in the County Building to review steps toward a new Davidson County hospital serving all residents. The Davidson County Board of Commissioners discussed the issue, while Thomasville advances its own $3 million hospital project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
Davidson County Board of Commissioners
Thomasville
Escaped convict dubbed good farm hand arrested in Wallburg
In Wallburg, Davidson County, Lynwood Irwin Meares, a Richmond native posing as Howard L. Jackson, was captured after four years as a federal fugitive. A former farmhand and trusted worker, Meares escaped Cary prison camp in 1963 and faced charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Burchette
Wallburg
Lynwood Irwin Meares
Davidson County
Meares
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Howard L. Jackson
U. S
Abner Alexander
Winston-Salem
N. C
Richmond
Cary
Releigh
Caen
Jackson
Wreck Causes Heavy Damage in Thomasville
In an 8 10 a.m. collision on Lexington Avenue a car driven by James D. Crawford 21 of W Green Street hit a stationary dairy truck. Estimated damages totaled over 1000 with 800 to the car and 250 to the truck. No injuries or charges were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lexington Avenue
James D. Crawford
W. Green Street
Supper Planned by St Timothy Church Women
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at St Timothy Methodist Church on Nathan Hunt Drive will sponsor a chicken pie supper Saturday from 5 30 to 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
St. Timothy Methodist Church
Nathan Hunt Drive
Brother Named To Council Ragsdale Re-elected In Jamestown
Jamestown residents re-elected Mayor Omas C. Ragsdale by a heavy margin and installed his brother William G. Ragsdale on the town council. Incumbents Harold E. Hall and Joseph B. Blair were returned, joined by newcomer Millard Firesheets. Election turnout was about half of 500 registered voters with Ragsdale at 211 votes and Wardell at 84. Council winners also include Hall 161 Blair 160, while Carl R. Smith fell short with 107. Other candidates and votes: Robert H. Crouch 92 Richard P. Willard 140 Ralph E. Wyrick 154. New council takes office at 1 p.m. tomorrow. first meeting May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Ragsdale
Harold E. Hall
Joseph B. Blair
Millard Firesheets
Ragsdale
John B. Wardell
Carl R. Smith
Robert H. Crouch
Richard P. Wilard
Ralph E. Wyrick
New Town Hall
Hall, Smith
Blair
J. Roy Sullivan
Lake Nicaragua Hosts Unique Fresh Water Oceanic Creatures
Lake Nicaragua is described as the world’s only freshwater habitat for swordfish and man eating sharks. The article notes the unexpected presence of these marine predators in a lake far inland and discusses possible implications for local fisheries and ecology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Nicaragua
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. M. Trexler
Velna Gatlin
Lion
James G. Farthing
Lenoir
25Th Judicial District Superior Court of
North Carolina
High Point Lions Club
Jamestown
Omas C. Ragsdale
Mary Carter Paint Store
South Main
Nema
Sale
Qiradord
Grant
College Village Shopping Center
Lady Remington
Remington
Mart
Princess
North Main St
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