Deaths and Funerals Noted in Greensboro Area
Multiple obituaries from Greensburg and nearby towns report John William Milaum 82 of High Point died at Pine Forest Rest Home after three months as a patient. He was a former Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman. Other notices include Nina Franklin Johnson 51 of Winston-Salem, George Adam Smith 59 of Reidsville, and Jennie Atkins Tilley 85 of Greensboro. Graveside rites and funeral plans vary with locations and holding institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Milaum
Rt. 4
High Point
Pine Forest Rest Home
Rt. 1
Pleasant Garden
Mr. Milaum
Halifax County
John
Betty William Milaum
Wilmington
Del
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Brotherhood
Elizabeth McCray
Betty Pendry
Dallas St
Springfield Friends Cemetery
Sechrest’ Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Greensburg
Nina Franklin Johnson
Oriole
Wesley Long Hospital
Hanes-Lineberry Vanstory Street
Forsyth Memorial Park
Winston-Salem
Muirs Chapel Methodist Church
Westover Terrace Apartments
William Lester Johnson
Judy J. Copple
Greensboro
James W. Johnson
John Johnson
Louise Cater
George A. Smith
Reidsville
George Adam Smith
Pinedale Drive
Schewell Furniture Co
Hastings Furniture Co
Sadie DeLapp Smith
Tiamesia S
Bondurant
Jennie A. Tilley
Jennie Atkins Tilley
English St
Evergreens Inc
Surry County
Society of Friends
Jesse Tilley
Stokesdale
Roy Tilley
Mary Overley
Iva Barbour
Irene Harris
Robert Atkins
Mayodan
Multiple Vehicle Crashes and Local Obituaries Reported Friday
Several accidents on Friday left minor injuries for pedestrians cyclists and drivers on Hensey West Asheboro and Russell avenues with charges for failure to yield and speed. The day also brought a series of obituaries including Lacy Worth Jeffries 65 of Robbins and Mrs Ethel Irene Hendrix Trogdon 74 of Asheboro with services and burial details listed.
Burglars Strike Local Church and Businesses
Burglars broke into a N Main Street Baptist Church office Friday, stealing a calculator and radio valued at 218 dollars after breakage of a rear window on English Road Sunoco. A series of thefts followed at local sites including a grill and car lots, with items like tires, beer, a clock, batteries, radios, cameras, and a television. Police charged Michael Duncan, 18, with breaking and entering, larceny and receiving. several others faced drunken driving, larceny, and concealed weapon charges as investigators documented widespread property losses and vehicle damage across multiple addresses. The death of Paul Phernambucq, 49, in Guilford County was ruled a death by own action from a single gunshot wound. body sent to Lambeth-Troxler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Main Street Baptist Church
English Road
Sunoco
Paul Phernambucg
Loftyview Dr
Guilford County
Chester Haworth
Phernambucq
Lambeth-Troxler Funeral Home
Greensboro
Russell Street
Russell Avenue
Michael Duncan
Clara Cox
Duncan
Food World
Courtesy Road
Oak Hill
Wrightenberry Road
Clifford Suggs
Melvin Lohr
Forrest Street
Mia Stutts
Guilford Street
Westchester Mall
David E. Shuskey
Rt. 4
Thomasville
Flossie Morgan
Fern Street
Billings Auto
Kivett Drive
Bray Electric
Hamilton Street
Mark Eddie Bryant
Hendrix Street
Clifford Cash
N. Centennial Street
John T. Little
Penn Street
James Harold Dryer
E. Commerce Avenue
George Monroe Macon
Greer Street
Donna Maria Lattimore
Fairview Street
Larry Keith Johnson
Fourth Street
Ethel Carr
E. Commerce Street
Cleveland Epps
Downing Street
Death in Russian roulette tragedy shocks Asheboro community
Dewey H. Solomon, 23, died after a .357 pistol was passed around and a second bullet was requested during a group game at an E Wainman Avenue residence. Three witnesses report each took a turn placing the gun to their head before Solomon allegedly pulled the trigger. Police continue to investigate. funeral arrangements are with Pugh Funeral Home in Randleman. Survivors include his mother Doris Solomon of Randleman and several relatives across North Carolina and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
E. Wainman Avenue
Dewey H. Salomon
Doris Solomon
Randleman
Solomon
Paul Tatum
Pugh Funeral Home
12-Year-Old Hit By Car In Thomasville Accident
A twelve year old girl riding a bicycle was slightly injured Thursday afternoon when the bicycle collided with a car on W Main Street near Hoover Street. Cathleen Beck said brake failure caused her entry from a parking lot into the street. The car driven by Mary Jo Passmore Proctor sustained 25 dollars in damage and the bicycle 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensey Street
West Avenue
Alfonso Strickland
Clara Cox
Sylvia Gainey Bell
Asheboro Street
Mary Archie Mangley
Henley Street
Henry Thomas Ratliff
Morgan Street
Norman Howard Braswell
Lelia F. Braswell
Vickie Braswell
Eastgate
Louise Clegg Richardson
Presbyterian Home
Thomasville
Cathleen Margaret Beck
Barnwell Street
W. Main Street
Hoover Street
Mary Jo Passmore Proctor
Johnsontown Road
School Menus for the Week
Monday offers hamburgers with french fries tomato lettuce orange juice and favorite cake. Tuesday features turkey pie buttered peas celery sticks hot rolls and cranberry gelatin. Wednesday presents manager's choice. Thursday serves lasagna tossed salad french bread fruit cobbler. Friday's menu lists high school tomatoes garlic bread hot dog with chili cole slaw chocolate pudding and a turkey salad sandwich with potato salad lettuce and gelatin cubes.
Incumbent Butner Eligible For Runoff
Malcolm Butner, incumbent Republican senator from the 21 District, is ruled eligible for a runoff after finishing third in Tuesday's primary. Gilbert Davis, a Macksville attorney, finished second, 12 votes behind the majority needed to avoid a runoff. Somers led the field and is set for the general election. the canvass clarified the Butner runoff path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Malcolm Butner
Butner
Gilbert Davis
Macksville
Chair City Hospital Accredited
Thomasville Community General Hospital passed an on site survey by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals confirming compliance with standards in the Accreditation Manual for Hospitals. The local facility met the quality requirements set by the commission after inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Community General Hospital
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
JCAH
Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.W. Milaum
Mrs
Nina Johnson
Ray McInnis
Rosalyne Angel Smith
Terrell Drive
E. Russell Avenue
William Arthur Fleming
E Russell Avenue
Willie Crouch
Cassell Street
Hilltop Street
Vail Street
William Wayne Horton
Rockford Road
Robert L. Deese
Alfied Place
Henry Wilson Powell
W. Ward Avenue
Prospect Street
Randolph County Line
Powell
Devon Foche
Huey Keniweller
Smyrna
Baker Road
Foche
L. Worth Jeffries Robbins
Lacy Worth Jeffries
Robbins
Moore Memorial Hospital
Pinehurst
Arlene Monroe Jeffries
Linda Jarrell
Archdale
Brenda Allred
Rt. 2
Carol Chriscoe
Jerry
Robby
Edward Jeffries
Myrtle Phillips
Suter City
Clyde Jeffries
Star
Manners Jeffries
Rocky Mount
Theron Jeffries
Plymouth
Joyce
W. H. Trogdon
Ethel Irene Hendrix Trogdon
Randolph Hospital
Randolph County
William H. Trogdon
Edith Covington
Los Angeles
Calif
Floyd H. Trogdon
McLean, Va
Bob Trogdon
Marie Rogers
Ruth Lambeth
Concord
Glen Hendrix
Ridge Funeral Home
Winfred Berry
Ralph Day
Randolph Memorial Park
Verlie Spell
Verlie Craven Spell
Cumby
J. A. Grout
Elliott B. Stewart
Floral Garden Park
Spell
Trinity
H.E. Bryant
H. EB. Bryant
Tampa
Fla
Piedmont Funeral Chapel
John F. Cagle
Greer’s Chapel United Methodist Church
Susie Parnell Lumberton
Susie Mercer Parnell
North Carolina Cancer Institute
Lumberton
Biggs
Worth Herald
Singletary Cross Roads Baptist Church
Ellie Parnell
Dan Herring
Lexington Ave
NSH
Frank David Hoffman, Jr
Cunby Mortuary
Chestnut Dr
Verlie Craven
Cumby Chapel
Purcell Supply CO
W. Green
Janice Lynn Cashatt
High Point Memorial
Lindsay Street
Thomas Michael McCluney
Rt. 3
Roy Avenue
McCluney
Ashmore College
Grace Flower Shop
Wrenn St
Westwood
Phil Kirk
Jim Holfhouser
Robert Somers
Salisbury
Chair City Hospital
Lester's Jewelers
Main St
Now & Bowls
Focal
America
Payroll
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