Deaths And Funerals Chronicle At Local Churches
Mrs Emma Workman 76 died after an extended illness in a local rest home. Funeral held Saturday at 3:30 p.m. in Harold C Davis Chapel with interment in Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Carrie White Teal also died after a long illness, funeral Friday at 11 a.m. in Harold C Davis Chapel. Graveside burial at Pleasant Grove Cemetery near Cheraw. L Walter Smith 78 died on arrival at Baptist Hospital after two-year decline and a heart attack at home. Survived by wife Jane David, son Joe David, two grandchildren, three brothers and three sisters. Funeral services in Kernersville and Tri nity areas with burial in local church cemetery. Dallas Davis Rutledge 65 buried at West End Church Cemetery after five days illness. Estimated meat consumption cited for average food consumer, none of which alters the obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Workman
Elma Floyd Workman
Harold C. Davis
T. H. Swofford
Main Street Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Herb Ingram, Jr
Tom Lauder
James Gibson
Taylor Ritch
Roscoe Briley
Odell
Welborn
Carrie White Teal
Harold C Davis
G. F. Overstreet
Pentecostal Holiness Church
William’ Welch
Cheraw
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
D. C
Teal
Greer St
Kernersville
L. Walter Smith
Rt. 3
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Forysth County
William P
Maranda Smith
Glenn High School
Jane David Smith
Joe David Smith
Lena Smith
Glenn High Road
Orville Beeson
Rt. 2
High Point
Burley Smith
Colfax
Rt.1
Hampton Smith
Ray Smith
Ragland Finneral
Lewis C. Gallimore
Tabernacle Methodist Church
John Nelson
Trinity
Tabernacle
Mr. Gallimore
High Pont Memorial Hospital
Dallas Rutledge
Thomasville
Dallas Davis Rutledge
West End
Methodist Church
United States
Paul R. Berrier
Joe H. Yokeley
Joe Harold Leonard
C. C. Hill
Robert Small
Morrison Harris
Samuel Eddinger
R. L. Binkley Bible
West End Church
Faith Missionary’ Alliance Church
Midway
Mr. Rutledge
City Memorial Hospital
Kennedy Family Zest For Living Dimmed By Grief
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy met Greenie Mullins in Dry Creek Hollow West Virginia on a poverty study trip The two shared sorrow over the Kennedy tragedy and the nation’s loss six months after Dallas The piece notes the Kennedys’ struggle to recover their zest for life while facing uncertainty about Robert Kennedy’s political future and possible successors or roles within government
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Edson Washington
West Virginia
Robert F. Kennedy
Greenie Mullins
Dry Creek Hollow
Mullins
Dallas
Kennedy
Kennedys
Texas
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Kathleen
Marquess of Hartington
Rosemary
Rose Kennedy
Joe
Jack
Joseph P. Kennedy
Papa Joe
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Robert Kennedy
National Security Council
Jacqueline Kennedy
John
Justice Department
Washington
Wilkes Jurist Assigned To Court Here
Judge Gambill of North Wilkesboro is assigned for a year to Guilford Superior Court, presiding in Greensboro and High Point. The rotation moves Judge Shaw to a west central district while Judge Gwyn remains six more months. Gambill, UNC graduate, has been Wilkes resident judge since 1958 after practice in NC and federal courts and service with the Alcohol Tax Unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Bambill
North Wilkesboro
23Rd Judicial District
Guilford Superior Court
Greensboro
High Point
Gambill
18Th
Guilford County
North Carolina
Eugene Shaw
Allen Gwyn
University of North Carolina
Wilkes County
Jules Rousseau
Alcohol Tax Unit
U. S. Department of Revenue
Robert Doughton
Funeral for Earl George Saintsing at Bethany UCC
Earl George Saintsing, 54, died after a heart attack at his Rt. 4 home and was buried in Bethany United Church of Christ cemetery. Funeral services were held Saturday at 3 p.m. with Rev. Carl R. Martin and Rev. Raymond Craven officiating. Pallbearers listed included Ray Saintsing, Dallas Saintsing, George Wilson, Colan Shoaf, Bayse Beckerdite, and Wade Beckerdite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Saintsing
Thomasville
Earl George Saintsing
Bethany United Church of Christ
Carl R. Martin
Raymond Craven
Hedrick’s Grove United Church of Christ
Ray Saintsing
Dallas Saintsing
George Wilson
Colan Shoaf
Bayse Beckerdite
Wade Beckerdite
Mr. Saintsing
Rt. 4
City Memorial Hospital
Crime solution report names Joe Johnson in slugging incident
According to Fred Moore, Joe Johnson confessed his guilt after rushing into Moore’s office to disclose that Sanders was struck on the head with a soft-drink bottle. No murder weapon was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
Fred Moore
Moore
Sanders
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Carrie Teal
Lewis Gallimore
John F. Kennedy
Arlington Cemetery
Johnson
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Robert John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
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Indian Meadow
Skeet Club
ROYAL
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Ray St
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Consejo Nacional de Tx Publicidad
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
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