Deaths and Funerals In North Carolina Area
Ruth Conrad Kanoy 79 of Kanoy Road died in Liberty House Nursing Home after four years of declining health. Survived by husband Jacob A. Kanoy and numerous children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral at Rich Fork Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Also local obituaries for Manora Burkhart, James Wall, Early Hedrick, Connie Tyson, Austin Springs, Edna McCaskill, Wayne Macon, Ralph Leonard, Herbert Pegg and others noted with funeral details and survivors. Services planned at various churches and funeral homes across Davidson and Randolph counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ruth Conrad Kanoy
Jacob A. Kanoy
Rt. 1
Kanoy Road
Liberty House Nursing Home
Davidson County
Henry Lafayette
Emily Duella Clinard Conrad Kaney
Rich Fork
Rich Fork Baptist Church, A Member of the Ladies Bible Class
Women’s Missionary Union
Kanoy
James W
Elizabeth) Beck
Route 1
Phillip
Lois) Allred
Hinkle St
John L. Kanoy
Clayton E. Kanoy
Pineywood Rd
J. Grady Kaney
Rt. 5
Hollygrove Rd
Arthur L. Beck Sr
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Melvin E. Greene
James R. Harvey Jr
J. C. Green & Sons Funeral Home
Kaney Road
Lexington
Manora Tysinger Burkhart
Route 9
Golden Age
Beck’s
Belvin Burkhart
Beck's United Church of Christ
Ingle Cook
Billy Joe Leonard
Davidson Funeral Home
James Wall
Wadesboro
Pee Dee Baptist Church
Frank Gibson
Johnson Funeral Home
Wall
Wadesboro Memorial Hospital
Josephine Wall
Effie Thornton
Baltimore
Ann Ingram
Washington, D.C
Sadie Clinton
Bleacher Flowers
High Point
Nellie Bennett
Rockingham
Arthur Wall
Bronx, N.Y
James Lacey Wall
Baltimore, Md
Ross Hedrick
Chestnut St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hedrick
John David
Martha Henderson Hedrick
Nell Sexton
Southern Railway Co
First Baptist Church
Gideon
Nell S. Hedrick
A. J
Bessie) Simeon
Ferndale
Eddie M
Betty Jo) Knox
Westminster Dr
J. Dolen Hedrick
H. Worth Hedrick
Chandler Ave
Charles W. Hedrick
Manor
Clyde J. Hedrick
Presswick
Earl R. Hedrick
Durham
D. Reid Hedrick
Rotary
Tom D. Hedrick
Kennedy St
Wiley A. Hedrick
Old Winston Road
A. A. Hedrick
Greensboro
Alfred L. Miller
Richard J. Crowder
Floral Garden Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
Connie Tyson
Connie P. Tyson
Barbee St
Union County
John Wilson
Alice Gathins Perry
Connie
Missionary Circle No. 1
White Rose
Eastern Star and
Piedmont Cosmetologist Club
Arlene Tyson
Leola Horne
Arlivia Mitchell
Ethella Brooks
Ocle Harrison
Charlotte
Leslie Perry
White Plains
N.Y
Albertus Perry
Carl Perry
Monroe
F. L. Andrews
Carolina Biblical Garden
Hairlip Funeral
Austin Springs
Hobson St
Rock Hill
S.C
Austin
Louise Long Springs
Piedmont Natural Gas Company
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Alma Springs
Etta Springs
Gladys Mack
Clarine Mason
Evanston
Harry Springs
Alice Leach
Viola Barber
Connie Springs
Ida Mae Simpson
Johnnie
Anderson Springs
Edna McCaskill
W. T. Macon
Clinton Macon
Dundee
Fla
Lemuel Nash
Danville
Worth Hudson
Paul Smith
Rt. 4
Asheboro
New Salem United Methodist Church
Herbert Jamieson
Ralph Leonard Lexington
Ralph Leonard
Sixth St
Ollie Workman
Sadie King
Addie Shaw
Grace McBride
Webster Leonard
Piedmont Funeral Home
H. D. Pegg
Herbert Dale Pegg
Deep River Community
Wesley Long Hospital
Guilford County
Wake Forest University
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Ivey R. Dillon
Rt. 9
Ben J. Idol
William Shields
Kernersville
William W. Pegg
J. Paul Pegg
Carl H. Pegg
Fred G. Pegg
Winston Salem
Pierce Funeral Chapel
A. B. Wood
Benny Killiam
Sandy Ridge Cemetery
Butner Declines Runoff In 21st District Senate Race
Incumbent Malcolm Butner of Lexington ends bid for runoff after finishing third in the May 7 GOP primary. Davis, 31, leads Butner by 800 votes 2,429 to 1,629 and will join Bob Somers of Salisbury on the November ticket for two 21st District Senate seats. Democrats Jack Childers and Tom Suddarth, both of Lexington, oppose the GOP pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Malcolm Butner
Macksville
Gilbert Davis
Butner
Davis
Bob Somers
Salisbury
Jack Childers
Tom Suddarth
Labor shortages expected to continue in Guilford SMSA
Officials from the Employment Security Commission say the tight labor market will persist through the next six months. Area across Guilford Forsyth Randolph and Yadkin counties needs about 3 725 more workers while March area employment totaled about 45 000 in High Point Jamestown. Unemployment stood at 6 320 in March with a 2 1 percent rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employment Security Commission
ESC
Guilford
Forsyth
Randolph
Yadkin
Greensboro — Winston-Salem
High Point Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area
SMSA
High Point Jamestown
Area dentist Dr Horton active in community work
Horton, a High Point Central graduate, studied at High Point College, Wake Forest, and the Medical College of Virginia, class of 1948. He belongs to the High Point Civitan Club, Chamber of Commerce, Merchants Assn, and Guilford County Council on Mental Retardation, and sits on the N C Dental Assn board. He has led the High Point Dental Society and Third District Dental Society and advises the Guilford Technical Institute Health Science School. In 1969 Gov. Bob Scott appointed him to the North Carolina Advisory Committee for Medical Assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Central High School
High Point College
Wake Forest University
The
Medical College of Virginia
Horton
High Point Civitan Club
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Assn
Guilford County Council On Mental Retardation
N.C. Dental Assn
High Point Dental Society
Third District Dental Society
Guilford Technical Institute Health Science School
Bob Scott
N. C
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Manora Burkhart
Aince
Lexington Ave
National
Ross Hedrick Tam
Jamestown
Forestdale Plaza
Ragsdale Road
U.S. 29A
Main
Church St