Deaths and Funerals Across North Carolina Towns
Obituaries from Mebane Asheboro and Coleridge report William Oliver Bostick 76 died in Durham two years illness with wife Marion and daughter Alice. Annie Allen Toler 65 died in Asheboro with Frank Toler Sr. and children. Osby Nelson Hodges 49, Albert Rufus Green 55, Lula Hilton James 95, and R L Moffitt 83 noted with funeral details and burials at Oakwood Floral Garden Park Spring Hill Concord Methodist Cemetery.
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Mebane
William Oliver Bostick
Durham
Sumter
Asheboro
Annie Allen Toler
Frank G. Toler
Frank Toler Jr
Mount Airy
Jack Toler
Charlotte
William B. Shore
Winston- Salem
Roberta A. Bean
Greensboro
Pege Nan Allen
Oaklawn Cemetery
Randleman Man Edward M Cox Dies After Illness
Edward Melton Cox 56 of Rt 1 Climax died after four days illness in Asheboro Hospital. Survived by wife Nina Burrow Cox one daughter Mrs W T Coltrane four brothers and Fred Cox three sisters Mrs Ethel Robinson Mrs Paul Lowdermilk and Mrs Worth Tucker. Funeral 2 30 PM Tuesday at Red Cross Church with Rev Roy Hoover Rev R T Smith Rev Dewey Almond officiating. Burial Hedrick Funeral Home Lexington.
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Randleman
Edward Melton Cox
Rt. 1
Climax
Asheboro
Nina Burrow Cox
W. T. Coltrane
Fred Cox
Rt. 3
Ethel Robinson
Paul Lowdermilk
Worth Tucker
Toccoa Falls
Thomasville resident Claude W. Cranford Sr. dies at 74
Claude W. Cranford Sr. 74 of National Highway died at his home Saturday night after two years of ill health. He was born August 10, 1890 in Montgomery County, lived in Thomasville since 1925, and worked 39 years at Thomasville Furniture Industries, retiring in 1956. He married Miss Sills in 1916. survivors include Irene Crawford of Eldorado and a brother John Crawford. Funeral Tuesday at Trinity Methodist Church with burial at the family plot. The family will receive friends today from 7 to 9 at the funeral home.
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Thomasville
Claude W. Cranford Sr
National Highway
Mr. Cranford
Montgomery County
Rudolph and
Sallie Loflin Cranford
Trinity Methodist Church
Baldwin Memorial
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Funeral for James Blair Held at Trulight Church
Funeral services for James Alfred Blair, 45, of 216 Liberty Road, were conducted Sunday at 3 p.m. by Rev. William Sparks and others at Trulight Baptist Church with pallbearers Jerry Younger James Surmans Vick Wright Eddie Matthews Jerry Holder and Marvin Mobley Jr. A second service was planned for 2 p.m. today at Shirley Grove Church in Tallulah Falls Georgia with burial in the church cemetery. Blair died Friday in Veterans Hospital Durham.
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James Alfred Blair
Trulight Baptist Church
William Sparks
J. H. Younger
Wayne Younger
Jerry Younger
James Surmans
Vick Wright
Eddie Matthews
Jerry Holder
Marvin Mobley Jr
Shirley Grove
Tallulah Falls
Mr. Blair
Liberty Rd
Veterans, Hospital
Durham
Mrs Lelia Dean French 71 dies after heart attack
Mrs Lelia Dean French 71 of 208 Venable Ct died Sunday at 2 30 p m after a heart attack. Born August 23 1893 in Randolph County she lived in High Point 55 years and was a member of First Evangelical and Reform Church. She worked at Melrose Hosiery Mills until retirement about 18 years ago. She was married December 14 1913 to Louie Ray French who survives with a son, a daughter, a stepson, a sister, seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Burial is at Floral Garden Park Cemetery with services at Cumby Chapel. The family will receive friends at Cumby Mortuary today 7–9 p m.
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Lelia Dean French
Venable Ct
French
Randolph County
W. Harrison
Frances Dean
High Point
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Cumby Chapel
John G. Haas
Pilot View
Southwestern Life Agent Ad Promotes Life Insurance Education
A Southwestern Life recruitment ad highlights agents with graduate level life insurance training of 500 additional hours. It urges readers to consult their agent at call times about future planning for marriage children retirement and other life events. The ad notes the Dallas based company has operated since 1908 with an office in High Point North Carolina and a local contact number.
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Southwestern Life
Hearing Delayed In Poison Death Case In Harshaw Local
Harshaw 41 of Short Street faces a murder like charge after police say he gave his wife rat poison and forced lye into her mouth leading to death. Autopsy confirmed poisoning as the cause. Harshaw is held without bond pending a municipal court preliminary hearing.
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Waverly
Harshaw
Short Street
Worth
Munich
Weekend Accidents Pile Up In Wake Of Wrecks
Weekend crash spree leaves multiple injuries and property damage across Jamestown and nearby areas. Vehicles collide on N Main Street W Green Drive and Eng lish Road with several drivers charged for reckless driving drunkenness or failing to see safety.
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Robert Lee Little
Jamestown
Little
Nonie Little
Harry Lomax
Josie Gibson
Kivett Drive
James E. Morgan
Walnut Street
W. Green
William Jackson
Smith Street
Morgan
Green
Jesse Junior Bryant
Bryant
N. Main Street
Oxford Place
Lewis E. Allison
Rt. 3
Allison
Brenda Shaw
Pickett Street
John Nelson
Terrell Drive
Corina Idol
Forrest Avenue
Gary Smithwick
Oakview Road
Pauline Price
Archdale
William R. Cecil
Rt. 4
Thomasville
Charles Ray Middleton
Greensboro
Japanese Art On Exhibition at High Point College
The second exhibition of contemporary Japanese art opens in the gallery of High Point Memorial Auditorium today through November 18, 8:20 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sponsored by the Piedmont University Center and under the Student Art League, the exhibit invites the public to view the prints.
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High Point ' E
Student Art League of the College
Piedmont University Center
Lie
Science reveals new non surgical cure for piles
A New York report states science has found Bio-Dyne based Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage while easing pain and many sufferers declare piles no longer a problem. Available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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William C. Bostick
Marion W. Bostick
Alice Cheek Bostick
Mebane Presbyterian Church
Sam Cappell
W. M. Baker
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs
Frank Toler
Osby Hodges
Osby Nelson
Sandy) Hodges
George H. Wallace
Allen Jay Baptist Church
A. C. Arnold
D. E. Porterfield
R. B. Sappenfield
W. H. Cleveland
W. R. Jessup
O. V. Collins
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Mr. Hodges
Friendly Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Albert R. Green
Albert Rufus Green
Floral Garden Park
I Neil J. Armstrong
M. Main Street Baptist Church
Mr. Green
Triangle Lake Rd
Charles James
Lula Hilton James
Sechrest Chapel
W. A. Jarrett
Spring Hill Methodist Church
Spring Hill Cemetery
James
Charles R. James
Sophia
Cloverdale Rest Home
R. L. Moffitt
Coleridge
John Umstead
Butner
Concord Methodist Church
Colee
Moffitt
Lucille Albritton
J. B. Fuller
J. A. Law
Charles D. White
Church
Edward M. Cox
Ollie Hedrick
James A. Blair
Mrs. Louie French
Southwestern Life Insurance Company
Dallas
Wright Bldg
High Point, N. C
Jpn
R. Ben Sutton
Ake Vennace
Tan Swice
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