Deaths and Funerals Prompt Local Notices
A compilation of deaths and funeral arrangements across North Carolina towns. Roy L Spoon of Route 4 Old Greensboro Road dies on arrival at Community General Hospital. John Wesley Spencer 44 of Rt 2 Randleman dies at Randolph Memorial Hospital. Multiple survivors and funeral details follow, with services at Ferree's Chapel United Methodist Church and Haizlip Funeral Home. Other notices include Laura File Hauser, Alma Glascoe Edwards, Irene Virginia Wiggins Scott, Raymond Ausby Smith, infant April Dawn Daugherty, Edward Clyde King, Robert B Feazell, Cora Clark Manuel, Ernest W Lanier, and Stephen Alton Yarborough with funeral plans and burial sites noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Roy L. Spoon
Old Greensboro Road
Community General Hospital
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
J. W. Spencer
John Wesley Spencer
Rt. 2
Randleman
Randolph Memorial Hospital
Mr. Spencer
Randolph County
Wyatt
Victoria Harshaw Spencer
C. S. Hill Lumber Co
Hillsville
Melissa Dale Spencer
John Henry Spencer
Greensboro
Leonard Wayne
Daryl Wesley
Lester Glen Spencer
Viola Green
Mary Spencer
Jamaica
N.Y
Ernestine Coble
Monroe Spencer
San Francisco
Calif
James Spencer
Woodie Smith
Charlotte
Ferree’s Chapel United Methodist Church
J. W. Jones
Harshaw Grove Baptist Church
Haizlip Funeral
Willie Mae Ferree
Alma Edwards
Kernersville
Alma Glascoe Edwards
N. Main St
N.C. Grange
Main Street
Fla
Benny Sapp
Main Street United Methodist Church
J. C. Grose Jr
Mount Gur
Pierce Funeral Home
R. A. Smith
Danbury
Raymond Ausby Smith
Rt. 1
Lawsonville
Wesley Long Hospital
Stokes County
Sandy Ridge
A. Yarborough
Carbonton
Stephen Alton Yarborough
Rt. 8
Sanford
Lemon Springs
Sarah Tripp
Poway
Lemon Springs United Methodist Church
Jack Shore
Jeff Davis
Church
Rogers Funeral Home
Out of State Librarian Hire Delayed by Randolph County
Randolph County commissioners halted action on hiring Elizabeth Askew of Richmond for county librarian, seeking local applicants first. They will hold her application and check interviewed locals while considering a $16 236 salary, higher than the retiring librarian. The panel also funded the Council on the Status of Women for another year and approved a $1 000 county contribution toward bringing legislators and officials to the North Carolina Zoological Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wrenn
Asheboro
Randolph-Asheboro
Askews
Askew
Miss Fox
Randolph County Council
Sally Long
Sunset Avenue
Cates Store
Pugh
Local Guard Training Exercise With 1500+ Participating Guardsmen
Members of the 4th Battalion 113th Field Artillery N C National Guard based in High Point join over 1 500 guardsmen statewide for a two week training camp at Fort Bragg area drills run through the second May weekend. Units will train in roles from truck driving to artillery and will be evaluated by active Army officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Bragg
113Th Field Artillery
N. C. National Guard
High Point
Randolph County Budget Sees Medicaid Spike in 1977-78
Randolph County budgets show Medicaid rising by 489206 to a total 2883383, nearly half of the county's budget. Health Department Administrator George Elliott presented 1977-78 requests totaling 500985, up 83804 from 417181. Salaries top increases with a requested 338415, up 63017 from 275398. A special session is set for May 11 at 6 30 p.m. to hear more requests from county departments including schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Marion Smith
Department of Social Services
Smith
Randolph County Health Department
George Elliott
Randolph County
Asheboro
Apartment Fire Damages Suffolk Drive Building
City firefighters extinguished a Monday night apartment fire at 2625 B Suffolk Dr started in a bedroom of Ronald McAbee rental unit. Moderate damage to the bedroom and smoke damage to the rest of the building reported with damage to an adjoining apartment door under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Dr
Ronald McAbee
Extension targets tenure to remove underperforming teachers
Under a calendar approved Monday, county students start August 2 with orientation on the 2% and first full day on the 26th. Christmas break lasts one and a half weeks, Easter break a full week. Mrs. White named a grievance committee to hear teacher complaints and dismissal appeals, including Robert Ripple, C. Briggs Leonard, and Carolyn Goble. Alternates are Briggs, Theresa Scott, and Louise Stroud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Robert Ripple
C. Briggs Leonard
Ledford
Carolyn Goble
Briggs
Theresa Scott
Reeds
Louise Stroud
Silver Valley
Local Government Commission backs $4 million loan request
Taylor says the Local Government Commission recommends seeking a $4 million loan to cover inflation and emergencies during the proposed system project. He notes about $100,000 would remain for inflation or other needs while city engineers adjust EPA requirements as regulations change. The plan aims to prepare fully and present to the people before September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
EPA
United Way of High Point Sets Accountability Standards
Cromartie outlines United Way's role as funding budgeting and planning, stressing accountability of dollars to communities and effective, efficient spending. He notes inflation raising costs and the need for program evaluation and avoiding duplicating services, with citizen input shaped into planning. The new executive director holds degrees from Texas Tech and Sul Ross and previously worked for the American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromartie
United Way
Texas Tech University
Sul Ross College
Amarillo United Way
American Cancer Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. L. Spoon
L. E. Hauser
Laura File Hauser
Williamsville
William H
Ada Thompson File
Lawrence E. Hauser
Herbert Scott Ramseur
Irene Virginia Wiggins Scott
Sterling St
Randolph Hospital
Best Bakery
Pleasant Ridge United Church of Christ
Herbert Scott
Herbert Scott Jr
Audrey Matthews
P. J. Lear
Dorothy Wiggins
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Charles Adams
Memphis, Tenn
Ray Wiggins
J. M. Wiggins
Jonesboro
Ark
Pleasant Ridge
Daugherty
Dawn Daugherty
Ronald R
Betty Billings Daugherty
Wayne Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Richard Allen Billings
Robert Billings
Sophia
Harold Daugherty
Branford
Conn
McKinley Casey
Mt. Park
Guilford Memorial Park
Hoyt Mason
Sechrest Funeral Home
Charles Billings
Lowe St
E. C. King
Lexington
Edward Clyde King
Bremen Drive
Davidson Funeral Home
Jerry Laughter
Lexington City Cemetery
King
N.C. Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
R. B. Feazell
Martinsville
Robert B. Feazell
Martinsville Memorial Hospital
Viola Sink Feazell
Norman Feazell
Christine Allen
N.C
Mabel Bowling
Rocky Mount
Violet Anderson
Jewel Cristal
Collinsville
Seam Feazell
Beckley
W. Va
Ella Hopkins
Glen Daniel
Bertie Payne
Octavia Cramer
Roanoke
Mary Clark
Julie Fulcher
Patrick Springs
F. A. Manuel
Mayodan
Cora Clark Manuel
S. Reynolds St
Alexandria
Rockingham County
Fred Amos Manuel
Wayne Arrington
Lorton
Roy Dennis Manuel
Nellie Clark
James Hodges
Roy Clark
Owen Clark
Ray Funeral Home
Madison
E. W. Lanier Denton
Ernest W. Lanier
Tom's Creek Primitive Baptist Church
Claude Brown
Charles McDowell
Lanier— Funeral Home
Lanier
Commission
Charlie Casper
Wayne Underwood
Randolph
Davidson
Mian Sedtinmita
NCAE
Ieee Cane
SNI Celliciadl
Icleteeetatees
Lexington Ave
Timothy Ray Morrisham
Springfield
Marian Brauman Ellington
Trinity Episcopa
Richard
Siler-Sechrest
Randolph Stisms Ete
Dorothy Lois Corderhom
Silver Valley Church of God
Harold C. Davis
Nator
Trindale RD
Archdale
Ezekiel Louis Warner i
Ted Methodist Church
Jerry Jefferson
Jeff) Morgan Il
Bringfield Friends Cemetery
Crumby
The
Order of the Golden Rule
Orrell’s Funeral Home
Uberty Road
Sears Electric CO
HKY Service Co
Mickey
Adam
WFEMY
WBTV
IC 8 S News
Muppets
Liars Club
Wuncc CH
Chapel Hill
Thomas Hardy
WTTG
Washington
Weup
Wsoc
Wwxil
WDCA
WRET
Matt Helm
Perry Mason
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
C. Mac Thacker
P.O. Box
Jamestown
WFMY
WUNC
WITG
Waskinton
WGHP
WXII
Winston-Sale
ABC
Ave of Americas
New York
CBS
West Sand Street
NBC
Rockefeller Plaza
Davidson Point County
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