Deaths and Funerals in local area headlines
Mrs. Tennie Bell Durham 75 coffin service at First Church of the One with Rev. Soloky and Holt. Interment Floral Garden Park. Survivors include three half brothers and a Chattanooga stepmother. Joseph C. Ayers 73 funeral at Northside by Rev. Nelson. Interment Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Charlie Burton Hauser 77 died at home. He was a former merchant and church member with two daughters, a son, seven grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m. at Northside Funeral Home. Mrs. Mary Jenks Shelton 78 funeral Saturday in Harold C. Davis Chapel. Interment Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Mrs. Bertie Newsome Ellison 68 died after nine weeks illness. Survived by four daughters, three sons, 15 grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and five sisters. Funeral 3 p.m. Monday at Farlow Funeral Home Chapel. Interment Franklinville Methodist Cemetery. The body at Farlow’s. services by Rev. F. R. Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennie Durham
Tennie Bell Durham
First
John R. Soloky
A. D. Holt
Y. M. Mooney
McDonald
Joe Schimacher
W. W. Harkey
Ed Farlow
Orrie Hucks
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Cloverdale Rest Home
Leland
Johnie Thompson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Howard Thompson
California
Mary Thompson
Chattanooga, Tenn
Joseph C. Ayers
Dublin
Calvin C. Orrell Northside
J. E. Nelson
Central Alliance Church
June Brandon
R. C. Lee Jr
Joe Sams
Harold Hall
William Edwards
A. T. Edwards
Mr. Ayers
Charlie B. Hauser
Charlie Burton Hauser
Chestnut St
Davie County
Billy
Minnie Smith Hauser
Iowa
High Point
First Baptist Church
Genfa Richardson
Clifton
Vivian) Harrison
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Vernon
Eleanor) Ross
Winston Salem
A.M. Hauser
Rt. 2
L.C. Andrews
Royal Oak Ave
Betty Ferguson
Cable St
W. S. Hauser
E. Commerce St
Tom Hauser
Prospect St
Glenn Hauser
Stokesdale
Calvin C. Orrell Northside Funeral Home
James L. Pharr
Mary Shelton
Mary Jenks Shelton
Harold C. Davis
Worth Pugh
Cloverdale Church of God
Floral Garden Park
High Point Fire Department
Guy Martin
William Metcalf
Bill Montgomery
J. A. Monroe
Paul Poteat
Wayne Welborn
Bill Martin
Ralph Harbin
Bertie Ellison Ashebord
Bertie Newsome Ellison
Rt. 1
Franklinville
Randolph Hospital
Ellison
Montgomery County
Randolph County
Aelius and
Flora Crawford Newsome
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Randolph Mills Inc
Garland Trogdon
Asheboro
Gurney Kirkman
Ramseur
Edison Curtis
Greensboro
Dewey Green
Thomasville
Frank Newsome
Oak Ridge
Farlow Funeral Home
Franklinville Methodist Church
Farlow
F. R. Cooper
Eure Lambastes GOP At Davidson County Democratic Meet
Davidson County Democrats pack the courthouse as Secretary of State Thad Eure, in his 29th year, denounces Republicans in a 35 minute keynote. He urges Democrats to vote and act like Democrats, calling GOP leaders hard to see hear or walk straight and praising Democratic victories since 1936. The meeting elected officers for two-year terms and endorsed Kennedy memorial efforts and candidates for the state House and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Eure
Center
Eure
J. A. Smith
Eft
Joe Er
Smith
Davidson County
Sink
Lexington
Davidson County Superior Court
George Saintsing
Thomasville
Tom Suddarth
C. T. Kennedy
Curry Lopp
Robert Foster
Charles Mauze
John F. Kennedy
Joe Sink
Senate
House of Representatives
Moore Campaigns In Davidson Co
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Dan Moore campaigned in Davidson County with a seven hour stop at Lexington High School where about 1,200 people attended. He praised the Appalachia anti poverty plan but urged its execution by state and local governments rather than federal agencies. He urged North Carolinians to defend state sovereignty against centralizing Washington schemes. Earlier he spoke with shoppers in Thomasville before the Lexington rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Dan Moore
Davidson County
Lexington High School
Appalachia Area
Moore
Washington
Candidate's Car Backfires During Campaign Stop
Dan Moore, seeking the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, faced an unexpected pause as his gray auto backfired on Salem Street in Thomasville. Firemen checked the vehicle while about 150 bystanders watched. Moore resumed handshaking and proceeded to Lexington after a short delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Dan Moora
Moore
Salem Street
Lexington
Budget plans pushed as meetings set for Guilford County
Guilford County officials map a 1964 1965 budget with July 1 start. County Manager Carl Johnson to meet department heads this week to refine requests for funds as the Board of County Commissioners may see a June presentation. The plan includes construction funding for a Furniture Institute and a two year planning program with federal aid. Johnson notes a likely tax rate drop due to the revaluation. The 1963 1964 budget figures show allocations across salaries welfare health and schools, with growth trends since 1961 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hawkins
Guilford County
Carl Johnson
Board of County Commissions
Johnson
Hugh Ross
Johnson and
Ross
Board of Commissioners
Furniture Institute
Industrial Education Center
Story Hour For Children Scheduled
Mrs. Mabel Lassiter of Burlington will recite stories from her book Peppermint Pink during a story hour at the public library Tuesday at 3 30 p m. The program will be in the library audio visual room. Lassiter organized the Burlington Writers Club in 1956 and was its first president. Her stories have appeared in state newspapers and she was assistant women's editor of the Burlington Times News. She contributed material for a Reader's Digest teenage story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Lassiter
Burlington
Public Library
Lassiter
Burlington Writers Club
Burlington Times-News
Reader’s Digest
Planning Program For County Urged
Guilford County plans a two year expansion of planning work county wide with a federal grant request of 141311 dollars two thirds federal share and one third county share 70656 dollars. Projects include mapping population and economic studies and a county wide thoroughfare plan with staff additions and collaboration with High Point Greensboro Jamestown and Gibsonville planning units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Lindsay Cox
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Atlanta
High Point
Greensboro
Jamestown
Gibsonville
Cox
Deryl Bakeman
Bakeman
Henrico County
Cellist John Thurman Soloist With North Carolina Symphony
Cello prodigy John Thurman, soloist with the North Carolina Symphony under Dr. Benjamin Swalin, performs Schumann Cello Concerto in A minor Opus 129 in High Point at Northeast Junior High School Auditorium on May 15 at 8 30 p m. Thurman, born in New York City, 21, studied at Manhattan School of Music and tutored by Bernard Greenhouse Heifetz and Starker. The concert is part of the Symphony’s 18th annual tour, sponsored by the High Point Chapter with membership proceeds aiding school child concerts and state performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Swalin
The
North Carolina Symphony
John Thurman
High Point
Thurman
Swalin
State Symphony
New York City
Manhattan School of Music
Felix Salmond
Bernard Greenhouse
Greenhouse
John
America
University of Indiana
New York State
Beverly Thurman
Elizabeth Sarrar Thurman
Chapel Hill
Preston Cooke Sarrar
Bernar Heifetz
Ota Deri
Janos Starker
Northeast
North Carolina Symphony Society
Cooler Weather Expected After Warm Weekend
After a high of 89 yesterday the day brings relief with partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures. A few scattered thundershowers are possible late afternoon and evening with highs near 82 and a night low in the 50s. Monday looks similar with mostly cloudy skies and chances of showers in the low 80s.
High Pointer Wins Honor As Teacher
Mrs. Hubert Wright and her husband L G Wright from Archdale are Broward County Florida Teacher of the Year recipients. Both alumni of High Point College, they taught in Broward schools and now hold positions in Croissant Park and Northeast Junior High. The couple has four children Pamela Terri Ted and Tommy. Wright is the son of Mr and Mrs Tom Wright of Janis Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Wright
Ruby
L. G
Archdale
Broward County
Fla
Lauderdale Jaycees
Allen Jay
Northeast Junior High
Junior College
Croissant Park School
Florida County
Pam
Terri
Ted
Tommy
Wright
Tom Wright
Janis Avenue
Man Wounded by Gunfire in Warm Weekend
Police investigated a shooting on Pearson Place where a Quick family member received two gunshot wounds to the arm and thigh. A man later found with a .22 revolver on Leonard Street, Joseph Franklin Southerland, 45, was detained for questioning. Several arrests were listed for assault, a worthless check, and public drunkenness.
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Pearson Place
Quick
Leonard Street
Joseph Franklin Southerland
Evans Street
Southerland
Bill Johnson
W. Washington Street
Marvin Westmoreland
S. Elm Street
Billy Joe Perdue
Kernersville
Johnson and Westmoreland
Perdue
Preyer Endorsed by Charlotte Observer
The Charlotte Observer endorsed L. Richardson Preyer for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in the May 30 primary, stating it strongly recommends him to the voters of North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte, N.C
Charlotte Observer
L. Richardson Preyer
North Carolina
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Gop
Kennedy Memorial Library
N. C
Terry Sanford
Raleigh
Link
Dr. Smith
Jaypee
Constable
Suddarth
Davidson Co
Encyclopaedia Britannica
NEW Town CO
Denton
Archie Smith
Wesley Morris
Jay Terrell
Donald Mor
Mervin Burts
Preyer
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