Obituary notices for Morris Bennett and others in North Carolina
Obituaries list Rita L Morris 79 of 729 Bridges Dr died today at Maryfield Nursing Home with services pending. T S Bennett 82 of 123 Underhill Ave died Saturday after admission to High Point Memorial Hospital. memorial service at St Paul United Presbyterian Church with military and lodge affiliations noted. survivors include wife and children. Lillie Morris Scarboro Morris 92 of Council St Dies in hospital. funeral at Church with burial at church cemetery. foster daughter among survivors. Guy Anderson Craven 62 Graveside service at Union Grove Baptist Church in Asheboro. formerly of Asheboro. John David Stephenson 55 dies in Moore Memorial Hospital Pinehurst. memorial gifts to Cancer Fund. funeral at Powell Funeral Chapel with burial at Raleigh National Cemetery. James H Ridley 85 dies in Randolph. funeral at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. burial Maplewood Cemetery. Earl L Ridge 69 of Roseville CA. electrocution death. graveside planned at Hoover's Grove Wesleyan Church. L D Williams 71 of Asheboro dies in Moses Cone Hospital. burial at Oaklawn Cemetery after service at Pugh Funeral Home Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Bennett
Underhill Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Alberta
Ala
Sylvester and
Tempia A. Bennett
St. Paul United Presbyterian Church
John McClain
American Legion
Mentha Bennett
Truman
Beverly Bennett
High Point
Lara B. Rogers
Greensboro
Woodie Bennett
New York
N.Y
Leo Bennett
Bessemer
Finis Bennett
Birmingham
Annie B. Bennett
Robert A. Massey
Greenhill Cemetery
Moore Funeral Home
Lillie Morris Thomasville
Lillie Scarbora Morris
Council Street
Community General Hospital
Stanly County
Benjamin F
Mary Caroline Morton Scarboro
Lineberry
G. A. Craven
Asheboro
Guy Anderson Craven
Union Grove Baptist Church
Pekin
D. Stephenson
Southern Pines
John David Stephenson
Moore Memorial Hospital
Pinehurst
Gertrude Webber Stephenson
Emmett T. Stephenson
John H. Stephenson
Shallotte
Dean van Hooser
Ladd
John Carver
Conrad Piggott
Jonas F. Davis
Calvin Stephenson
Ralph Stephenson
Orangeburg
D.C
Cancer Fund
Powell Funeral Chapel
Edward Waters
Raleigh National Cemetery
J. H. Ridley
James H. Ridley
Randolph Hospital
Ridley
Mary F. Ridley
Collins Ridley
Ramseur
Joshua
James Jr
Aron
Paul Ridley
Norfolk
Moses Ridley
Annie Brooks
Mary Fox
Eliza Wilson
Mattie Harper
Jersey City
N.J
Hargett & Bennett Funeral Home
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Maplewood Cemetery
Earl L. Ridge
Roseville
Calif
Hoover's Grove Wesleyan Church
S. T.bayse
Siler Funeral
Mr. Ridge
L. D. Williams Ashebord
L. D
Bill) Williams
Moses Cone Hospital
Randolph County
First United Methodist Church
Mamie Thomas Williams
Bryant Williams
Park Ridge N.J
John W. Hadley
Garland Roberts
Gene Hersey
Washington
Pugh Funeral Home Chapel
Oaklawn Cemetery
Youth Injured In Accident In High Point
Two people were treated and released from High Point Memorial Hospital after traffic incidents Monday afternoon. Ethel Harrington Thomas of Drew Avenue struck a utility pole on Elm Street near Cassell Street and was charged with excessive speed. A youth, Paul Andrew Morgan of Wise Street, rode a bicycle from a yard into a car driven by Charles Douglas Staley of Greensboro. police said the youth lost control after riding over a bank in the yard. No charges were entered for the bicycle incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ethel Harrington Thomas
Drew Avenue
Elm Street
Cassell Street
Paul Andrew Morgan
Wise Street
Wise
Charles Douglas Staley
Greensboro
Old Veteran In Last Parade
Newport AP reports 85-year-old World War I veteran James Spangler who loved parades collapsed after marching 10 blocks in Newport and died en route to a local hospital. He rarely missed parades and wore a hat with cribbons in his final march.
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Newport
James Spangler
Weekend Fire Calls Reported Across City
High Point firemen answered calls to a vacant apartment at 610 Blair Street and a two story residence at 709 Redding Street over the weekend. A third call involved a vacant apartment at 517 East Commerce Avenue in Spring Valley attributed to children playing with matches. Investigations into all fires were ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Blair St
J.C. Lloyd
Redding St
E. Commerce Ave
Spring Valley
Missile practice causes crash off Jacksonville
A practice missile fired from a Navy Corsair jet accidentally struck another A4 plane during training off Jacksonville Florida. The pilot ejected before the aircraft crashed into the Atlantic Ocean. Lt Robert E Rhode was rescued by a helicopter and taken aboard the USS Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Atlantic Ocean
Navy
Robert E. Rhode
Independence
Jacksonville
Fla
Rhode
Mexican Drug Haul is Huge
Mexican federal police report the largest marijuana seizure in Tijuana history, 6.5 tons, after arresting two men in a south of Tijuana truck on Monday. Officers did not know if the drugs were bound for the United States, about 20 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tijuana
Mexico
Jesus Carrillo Lopes
Francisco Barberin Crosewhite
United States
Exiled Portuguese leaders relax in Rio at monastery
Exiled former Portuguese premier Marcelo Caetano rests at the St Benedict Monastery in Rio de Janeiro. A monk says Caetano spent Monday in a reserved cell and only left for lunch with aides. Former president Americo Thomaz and family arrived in Rio via Sao Paulo after Brazil granted political asylum following the Portuguese coup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Marcelo Caetano
Portugal
Rio
St. Benedict Monastery
Dom Estevam Bitencourt
Caetano
Portguese
Americo Thomaz
Sao Paulo
Thomaz
Divorce Rate Tied to Women's Liberation Says Doctor
Dr. David Mace of Bowman Gray Medical School cites Women's Liberation and No-Fault Divorce as key drivers of rising North Carolina divorces. He argues marriage has changed to a partnership needing new rules and training, and promotes the ACME approach to enrich marriages through education and shared responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
David Mace
Behavioral Sciences Center
Bowman Gray Medical School
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem
Couples For
ACME
Mace Belives
Mace
Vera
Airport fee rise eyed for landing charges at regional airport
Greensboro High Point Winston Salem Airport Authority discussed raising landing fees to 24.5 cents per 1 000 pounds from 15 cents at its June 17 meeting. The plan ties the rate to regulatory set costs and the airline fair share, with the authority noting it is self funded. The panel also authorized land purchases totaling about 333 000 and condemned three parcels on Inman Road and U S 421 as part of annual property actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro-High Point- Winston-Salem
Authority
Roger Sekadlo
Stanley Frank
Airport Authority
David Cummings
Laura M. Payne
Pipco Oil Co
U.S. 421
A. H. Mitchell
Inman Road
Fred Mitchell
Fire Department Study Criticized
GREENSBORO The Guilford County task force for rural fire protection draws fire from Henry Bondurant president of Guilford College Rural Fire Dept who says the resolution is out of line and that nonprofessionals cannot judge fire needs He urges appeals to directors to identify needs as the county sets a 1980 service plan amid tax-rate concerns by the Fire Protective Assn and county plans to cut levies from 10 to seven cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
Henry Bondurant
Guilford College Rural Fire Dept
Guilford Board of County Commissioners
Bondurant
Guilford County Task Force
Guilford County Fire Protective Assn
Legislative Committee On County
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Mrs. Morris
Rita L. Morris
Bridges Dr
Maryfield Nursing Home
Sechrest Funeral Home
Chestnut Dr
Bessie
Hampton Vam
Calvary Church of Nazarene
Sechrest
Lexington Ave
Esther Kersey Crouch
The
American Assn
Growing
New Assn
Bill
Noblitt
Fire Department
Randolph County Schools
Farmer
Seagrove
Franklinville
Coleridge
Tabernacle
Grays Chapel
Randleman Elementary
New Market
Farmer School
N.C
Franklinville School
Franklinville N.C
Coleridge School
Randleman
Tabernacle School
Sophia
Guardian
Grays’ Chapel
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