Deaths and Funerals: Randy Carter 17 Thomasville
Randy Clay Carter 17 of 310 Jacob St Thomasville died Thursday night at Community General Hospital after a brief hospitalization. Born June 18 1954 in Thomasville he was a 12th grade student at Thomasville Senior High School and served on the Usher Board of Union Baptist Church. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Union Baptist Church Rev A Y Hairston burial in Carolina Biblical Garden body at Thomas Hairlip Funeral Home viewing tonight 7:30 to 9.
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Thomasville
Randy Clay Carter
Jacob St
Community General Hospital
Thomasville Senior High School
Union Baptist Church
Eulalia C. Smith
Eddie Lewis
Lonnie
Gary
Glenn
Benjie
Disham
Gregory
Kenneth
Vetra Ann
Ollie Carter
A. Y. Hairston
Carolina Biblical Garden
Ernest L. Ingle Dies At 55 In North Carolina
Ernest L. Ingle 55 of Horneytown died Friday at 6 30 p.m. in Durham Veterans Hospital after two years of declining health and two weeks of critical illness. Born January 5 1917 in Clinton S C to John Sidney and Sidney Elizabeth Wilson Ingle he served as Aviation Machinist Mate in the U S Navy from 1940 to 1965 and retired from the Reserves in 1970. He lived in Horneytown since 1965 and was survived by his wife Ruby Hedgecock one sister Mary Ellisor one brother Charles A Ingle and his mother in Jacksonville Fla The funeral is set for Monday at 10 30 a m at Harold C Davis Funeral Home with burial at Abbotts Creek Cemetery. The body lies at Calvin C Orrell Liberty Road Chapel and will be moved to Davis Funeral Home Sunday afternoon with family calling hours Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Ernest Lafayette Ingle
Horneytown
Veterans Hospital
Durham
Ingle
Clinton
S.C
John Sidney
Sidney Elizabeth Wilson Ingle
U.S. Navy
Mrs. Elizabeth Bain R R Ied Dies In High Point Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth Odom Bain 86 of 212 Maple Place died at 515 Friday at High Point Memorial Hospital after two weeks as a patient. Born March 29 1886 in Darlington SC she married Robert Rankin Bain who died December 8 1955. Survived by four daughters four sons 21 grandchildren four great grandchildren with services at Whitmire United Methodist Church Whitmire SC burial Whitmire Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Odom Bain
Maple Place
High Point Memorial Hospital
Bain
Darlington
S.C
Bright
Susan Odele Odom
Robert Rankin Bain
High Point
Jack
Jimmie) Mabe
Valleybrook Dr
Whitmire United Methodist Church
Whitmire
Margaret B. Hughey
W. E
Louise) Darby
Imperial Dr
William
Hazel) Clary
Guilford Ave
J. C
Cora) Edwards
San Antonio Tex
R. A. Bain
Greenwood,&.c
Lesley Bain
Greer
Lloyd Bain
S. C
Edward Bain
Long Beach
Calif
Sechrest Funeral Home
Abrams Funeral Home
Cyclist Collides With Train In Thomasville
A 23 year old man from Thomasville remains in the ICU at Community General Hospital after his motorcycle struck a stationary boxcar at the Liberty Drive railway crossing near Trinity Street. Police say Richard Jackson Hall failed to observe signals and no charges have been filed as the investigation continues.
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Thomasville
Community General Hospital
Liberty Drive
Trinity Street
Richard Jackson Hall
Rt. 2
Ensemble Sings for Kiwanis in High Point
A Thomasville Senior High School choral group entertained the Kiwanis Club of High Point performing excerpts from Fiddler on the Roof with narration by David Joyce. Baritone Stephen York sang Mother Mahree and played Rachmaninoff Prelude on piano. The program was introduced by James M. Woollen who arranged the presentation. Cecil M. Henderson was introduced as the new Kiwanis member and Charles M. Mendenhall Sr. announced the new executive director of Community Services in High Point.
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Thomasville Senior High
Kiwanis Club
High Point
Jean Montgomery
David Joyce
Stephen York
Mother Mahree
Rachmaninoff
James M. Woollen
Kiwanis
Charles M. Mendenhall Sr
Cecil M. Hayes
Three High Point Students Win Chemistry Achievement Awards
Emmett Clyde Hewitt from Andrews High School Rick Ingram from Allen Jay High School and Ronald Lee Holdway from High Point Central High School received Central North Carolina section of the American Chemical Society Achievement Awards in chemistry. Each student earned a one year subscription to the ACS magazine Chemistry for being outstanding in their high schools.
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High Point
Central North Carolina
American Chemical Society
Emmett Clyde Hewitt
Dalewood Road
Andrews High School
Rick Ingram
E. Fairfield Road
Allen Jay High School
Ronald Lee Holdway
Amhurst Ave
High Point Central High School
ACS
Flood Crest Threatens Regions After Texas Deluge
Eleven people died in New Braunfels and Seguin as the Guadalupe River flood swept through homes after a late night cloudburst. About 4,500 refugees were displaced, 3,000 in New Braunfels and 1,500 in Seguin, with losses exceeding 10 million dollars and looting reported amid cleanups and evacuations. Clarence Knetsch, 51, a Secret Service agent, drowned helping others.
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Lee Jones
Associated Press
New’ Braunfels
Tex
Guadalupe River
Gulf of Mexico
Seguin
Guadalupe
Comal
New Braunfels
Jim Hester
Clarence Knetsch
Secret Service
San Antonio
Knetsch
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hester
Landa Park Estates
Rudy Seidel
Cox Faces Persistent Problems at EOC Since 1965
The EOC has contended with audits and internal power struggles since its 1965 inception. Its electronics training program recently failed to produce jobs for graduates, adding to ongoing agency challenges.
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EOC
Candidates seek party nominations in split primary race
Taylor led with 37 percent, Bowles 45 percent in a six man gubernatorial ballot. Jordan trailed Galifianakis by about 38 000 votes in a four way Senate race. Sowers said he plans to return to private work and pressed reforms to ease campaign financing burdens. A group of friends borrowed 150000 last fall to fund his campaign.
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Taylor
Bowles
Jordan
Galifianakis
Senate
Bob Scott
State Utilities Commission
Sowers
Allen Jay PTA Holds Final Meeting of the Year
The Allen Jay PTA convenes its last meeting of the year Monday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. The primary school music department under Mrs Frances Mabe will present the program and newly elected officers will be installed.
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Allen Jay Pta
Frances Mabe
Kindergarten Planned At HPC
High Point College Early Childhood Education Dept announces a pre primary plan with kindergarten for four and five year olds and an afternoon toddler program. The Sept. 7 start is in the chapel. Applications for four year olds due by Oct. 15 and for toddlers ages two to three are being accepted.
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High Point College
Allen Thacker
Carolyn Spillman
City School Menu Highlights Weekday Lunches
For the city school system, elementary meals feature a weekly plan with Monday hamburgers and mashed potatoes, Tuesday macaroni and cheese, Wednesday pizzas, Thursday stuffed hot dogs, and Friday tuna salad served with vegetables, fruit, and dairy. High school lunches include hot dogs, meat loaf, spaghetti, chicken turnovers, and fishwich with assorted sides and desserts.
Prince Charles Considers Harvard Study
The Daily Mail reports Prince Charles may pursue study at Harvard Business School after finishing three years of Navy duty begun last fall. The Mail says his parents discussed options with him and his uncle Earl Mountbatten, who could favor an alternative to Harvard.
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London
Prince Charles
Harvard
Daily Mail
Earl Mountbatten
the Mail
Trinity Girl Is Honored at Furman University
Jeanne Stewart daughter of the Rev and Mrs Elliot B Stewart of Trinity was inducted into the Senior Order at Furman University Greenville SC Fifteen rising seniors are chosen annually for leadership character service and academics Miss Stewart is an elementary education major
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Jeanne Stewart
Elliot B. Stewart
Trinity
Furman University
Greenville
S.C
Two Men Shot as Park Street Man Faces Two Assault Charges
Park Street resident James Franklin Grainger 37 is charged with two counts of assault with a firearm with intent to kill after allegedly shooting John D. Weisner of Weisner's Sandwich Shop and Robert W. Gayden with a .22 pistol in the West End. Weisner treated at High Point Memorial Hospital. Grainger bond set at 2000. Police also report arrests for marijuana possession with intent to distribute Steven Douglas Phillips 21, and multiple other arrests for breaking and entering larceny strong armed robbery DUI and related offenses.
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Park Street
James Franklin Grainger
John D. Weisner
Weisner
Robert W. Gayden
West End
High Point Memorial Hospital
Grainger
Steven Douglas Phillips
Rathland Avenue
Thomasville
Phillips
Wise Street
Jean Rathbone
Grace Street
Betty Diane Hendley
Vera Dean Goins
Herman Southard
Southard
Larry Leroy Hines
Camden Avenue
Ernest Lee Straitor
Clara Cox Apts
Gregory Lewis Parker
Hobson Street
Charles Albertson Lemons
N. Main Street
Charles Ray Benson
Franklin Street
James Cecil Ledford
Nance Avenue
Donald Howard Parris
Richardson Street
Mark Jones Pierce
Forrestdale Drive
Jamestown
Guilford
Area M D s Named To Fellowship
Evanston Illinois 503 pediatricians were elected to Fellowship in the American Academy of Pediatrics at the spring San Diego session. Among them are Vernon W McFalls of High Point North Carolina and Hestley D Lone of Thomasville North Carolina. The academy has about 13 500 members. Fellows must be U S or Canadian citizens certified by the American Board of Pediatrics with five years post medical school experience.
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Evanston
Ill
American Academy of Pediatrics
San Diego
Calif
Robert G. Frazier
AAP
Vernon W. McFalls
Quaker Lane
High Point
N. C
Hestley D. Lone
M.D
Southgate
Thomasville
The
Academy
Americas
American Board of Pediatrics
Board approves curriculums for seven technical institutes
The State Board of Education approved new curriculums at its monthly meeting for seven technical institutes and community colleges. Catawba Valley Technical Institute offers Agricultural Science and Mechanization and Operating Room Assistant programs. Lenoir Community College adds Nurse Assistant and Practical Carpentry. McDowell Technical Institute adopts Hospital Plant Engineering and Maintenance. Piedmont Technical Institute introduces Medical Secretary. Randol Technical Institute adds Industrial Mechanics, Robeson Technical Institute offers Air Conditioning and Refrigeration, Industrial Sewing, and Machinist. Sandhills Community College offers Medical Laboratory Technology.
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Raleigh
State Board of Education
Catawba Valley Technical Institute
Lenoir Community College
McDowell Technical Institute
Piedmont Technical Institute
Randol Technical Institute
Industr
Robeson Technical Institute
Sandhills Community College
Local Students Graduate At NCSU
Fourteen High Point students received bachelor degrees at North Carolina State University in Raleigh. Names include Carl H. Bridgers, David A. Burney, Frank R. Clay, Monte S. Crawford, Edwin E. Dunlap, James A. Gordon, Craig H. Groce, Michael A. Habig, David G. Kivett Jr., Thomas R. McRae, Frederick L. Plunkett, Richard B. Schultz, Timothy E. Sullivan, and Bruce R. Taylor, in fields spanning architecture to industrial engineering. Additional area graduates include Norman E. Blaylock and James W. Morgan earning degrees, plus two associate degrees from the Agricultural Institute: Ronald C. Perdue and Terance R. Pell.
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Raleigh
High Point
North Carolina State University
Carl H. Bridgers
J. D. Bridgers
Lyndhurst Dr
David A. Burney
W. A. Burney
Chestnut
Frank R. Clay
M. F. Clay
Dallas Ave
Monte S. Crawford
D. W. Crawford
James Road
Edwin E. Dunlap
E. Dunlap
Terrell Dr
James A. Gordon
Doris G. Gordon Jr
N. Rotary Dr
Craig H. Groce
B. M. Groce
Carolina Ave
Michael A. Habig
F. M. Habig
Rotary
David G. Kivett Jr
D. G. Kivett Sr
Fifth St
Thomas R. McRae
Ruth McRae
Route 4
Frederick L. Plunkett
L. W. Plunkett
Forestview Dr
Norman E. Blaylock
N. W. Blaycock
Cedarwood Dr
Jamestown
James W. Morgan
W. H. Morgan
Rt. 4
Kernersville
Agricultural Institute
N.C. State
Ronald C. Perdue
Herbert T. Perdue
Nelson St
Terance R. Pell
J. W. Pell
Rt. 1
Asheboro
Oak Ridge Academy Hosts Record Mothers and Alumni Day
Oak Ridge Academy plans its largest attendance in 120 years for Mothers and Alumni Day. Activities begin with 9 a.m. registration and run to 4 15 p.m. with a church service in the new dormitory, Parents and Alumni Association meeting, campus picnics, a mothers and students reception, and a year end dress parade with cadet awards on the football field.
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Oak Ridge Academy
New Am Ter
Parents and Alumni Association
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Ernest L. Ingle
R. R. Bain
Chestnut Drive
Broad Ave
Johnnie Junior Hardee
Grace Fellowship Baptist Church
Annes
Povtine Line Spangler Maclin
Ernest Masten Brown
Sechrest Chapel
Dorothy Marie Collins Warren
Sechrest
Ensemble Sings
Kiwanians
Rhorsstr
Ren Par Davis
Cox
Allen Jay
HPC
von Schrader
Piedmont Maintenance CO
Jim Crowlerd
Miss Stewart
Pierce
Sheriff’s Department
Mitchell Porter
New Street
Clarence Junior Bethea
Dillon
Terry Green
Carter Street
Albert Earl Lamph
English Road
Karen Shields
Locust Place
Billy McFadden
Dartmouth Street
Redding Street
Calvin Delbert Bates Jr
Mr. Apparel
Russell Street
Bal
Orner N Main
NCSU
Richard B. Schultz
A. C. Schultz
Blain St
Timothy E. Sullivan
J. R. Sullivan
Bruce R. Taylor
R. G. Taylor
Brookside Dr
Oak Ridge
Mazel Williams
I Santina
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