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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1965
Page
2
A narrator recalls a widow’s pain and a mother unable to cope after news of a soldier's death. The text mentions a baby’s toy, a Vietnamese record, and multiple widows awaiting decisions about children and reintegration near Ft. Bragg. The passage also includes a trader-like note on stock dividends and distribution terms, cast as a jarring juxtaposition.
Gov. Dan Moore studies possible steps on the 1963 Communist speaker ban affecting state colleges and universities. He seeks calm judicial consideration after a telegram from the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Universities urged review for compliance with association standards.
RALEIGH AP A Senate Vehicles Department plan would authorize learner's permits for boys and youths around 15 years old under specific circumstances. The wording suggests an amended bill sets conditions for early driving permits in North Carolina.
Five members of the Central Interact Club addressed Rotarians sharing service goals and club activities. They outlined mentorship efforts, fundraising plans, and upcoming community projects to foster youth engagement.
Raleigh debate centers on new law restricting warning tickets to minor violations. Sen Tom White warns of risk to officers firing line. Scheidt questions why minor violations are not defined and Kirby defends trusting the department. In Kernersville, Edgar Bassett Jordan, 44, dies after a health decline. He served in WWII and Korea with the 82nd Airborne and is survived by a wife Rae and four children. Funeral Friday at Main Street Methodist Church with burial at a later hour.
Funeral services for Milliner Ward were held at Cumby Chapel in Floral Garden Park Cemetery at 3 38 pm with pallbearers George Godbolt James Israel Danny Carmichael Frank Clodfelter H C Stewart Jr and J E Jenkins. Ward of 200 Emma Street died Tuesday in Moses H Cone Memorial Hospital Greensboro.
Funeral services for Otis Lester Baxley aged 23 were conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. at Green Street Baptist Church Chapel by Dr. E W Price Jr. Burial followed at Floral Die Honeycutt, with Robert Ridgeway Marvin Brewer Roy Haley and Roy Brewer listed among mourners. Baxley of 1208 Thissell Street died Tuesday at Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem.
Charles Edward McDonald, 54, died after a five month illness. He worked for Ramco in Asheboro and leaves three grandchildren and five brothers Glenn and Virgil McDonald of Greensboro Lonnie and Gilmer McDonald of Asheboro and Dewey McDonald of Fort Knox Kentucky. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Mrs Ora Esther Hopkins Surratt 69 widow of Walter Franklin Surratt of 408 E Guilford St died Tuesday at City Memorial Hospital. Funeral held Thursday at Bethel Methodist Church. Burial followed at Cedar Park Cemetery with pallbearers Albert??, S P Craughhan, Reid Hutchens, Zeb Hanner, Bill Beck and Willie Turner.
Joseph E. Clodfelter 83 retired Thom- asville grocer died at City Memorial Hospital. He lived 60 years in the city owned J. E. Clodfelter Grocery on College Street. Survived by wife Cora Everhart two daughters three sons 15 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 4 pm at J. C. Green and Sons Chapel with entombment Guilford Memorial Park Mausoleum. Family hours 7 to 9 pm today.
Funeral services for James Gray Mabe two day old son of Mr and Mrs Herman G Mabe were held Thursday at 3 30 p m in Calvin C Orrell North side Burial was in Fairview Baptist Church Cemetery in Rockingham County The infant died Tuesday.
Isaac Brady aged 50 died Thursday morning at a Farmville Virginia hospital. Survived by his wife Annie Laurie Hite Brady a mother Sarah Marley of Asheboro two brothers Frank and Aster Brady of Asheboro and five sisters all of Asheboro. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Watkins Cooper Funeral Home Clarksville burial Liberty Methodist Church Cemetery.
Jesse Joe of 107 Fairgrove Road died recently at about 67. Born March 30, 1898 in Banks Georgia, he lived in Thomasville 42 years and worked at Thomasville Furniture Industries Plant V. He married Lenora Lord in 1919. Survived by wife, daughters Missie Miller and Irene Lawson and Stancrest Road, 13 grandchildren, two sisters Ethel Dixon and Holland Burton. Funeral Saturday at Park Place Baptist Church at 2:30 PM. visitation today 7 to 9 PM at the funeral home.
Archie G Batalas 71 a retired restaurant operator died at home on Tuesday and the funeral was held Thursday at 3 p m in St George Greek Orthodox Church with Reverends George Thalassinos and Jine Pappas officiating Burial followed at Oaklanides Alick Drakos George Drakos and James Bochalis listed among pallbearers or burial participants
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