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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1969
Page
6
Multiple obituaries from High Point and area towns report deaths of June H Johnson 96 of Maryfield Fountain Inn James Marvin Peden 87 and James Arthur Watson 223 Siler City. The notices include service times locations and survivor lists with details on churches cemeteries and memorials.
Mrs Gwendolyn Firth 48 of Atlanta native of Greensboro died Sunday in Atlanta after a automobile accident. Survivors include her mother Mrs Z N Holler of High Point a son Michael Firth of Atlanta a brother Dr Z N Holler of Raleigh and a sister Mrs Len Cox of Greensboro Funeral arrangements are incomplete The body is slated by Forbis Dick.
Florence nee Maness, 2 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert E Maness of Asheboro, died Monday night of pneumonia in Randolph Hospital Asheboro. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Body at Loflin Funeral Home in Ramseur.
Mrs Martha Williams Brice widow of Tom Brice of Sumter died after a short illness. Funeral services held today at 11 am at Trinity United Methodist Church. She is survived by sister Mrs Frank Williams of High Point and sister Mrs Torne M Graves of Myrtle Beach.
Patsy Cox Cagle 30 wife of Sgt Neal Cagle Army in Vietnam died Friday at Womack Army Hospital Fort Bragg after a stroke Funeral set for 3 pm Wednesday at First Baptist Church Randleman
Raper 85 of High Point died Monday at Piedmont Christian Home. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at 2:30 PM at the church with Rev Joe Col officiating. Burial at the church cemetery. Pallbearers named: Leon Green Mark Voelker Bobby Spurgeon Jimmy Spurgeon Larry Essick Jack Clinard. Funeral home details indicate services tonight from 7 to 9.
Mrs Sarah Redding Swaim, 75, of Route 1, died Sunday at Randolph Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Loflin Funeral Home Chapel in Ramseur. Burial will be at Randolph Memorial Park in Asheboro.
Mrs. Bessie King Odom, 82, of Rt 3 Clinton, died Monday in Fayetteville. Survived by daughter Tei and Percy Odom of Clinton. Services held Wednesday at Kenner United Methodist Church with Rev C R Hollowell and Dr J E Garlington officiating. Burial in Clinton Cemetery.
Mrs. Denie Holland Dennis, 76, of Gibsonville died after five years of declining health at Moses Cone Hospital Greensboro. Randolph County native and Gib sonville United Methodist member. Survived by two sons Jimmy and Bil Dennis of Gibsonville, four daughters Mazie Randolph Gibsonville Edith Dennis at home Aldine Jobe Graham Colleen Scott Burlington, two sisters Annie Bean Les Bean of Randleman, five grandchildren, one great grandchild. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Gib Church. Rev. David Cowart officiating. Burial in Gibsonville City Cemetery.
The District Labor Department accuses Duke University in Greensboro of paying below minimum wages and failing to pay overtime. It alleges use of 18 year olds in jobs restricted for minors. The filing, led by Secretary of Labor George P. Shultz, cites 3,311 Duke employees affected.
Mrs Marie Hayworth Glisson Wright Glisson 43 of 205 Ragsdale Rd Jamestown died at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem at 1 35pm Monday She was born April 27 1926 in Davids County daughter of William Sanford Hayworth and Nina Latkey She leaves two sons Wylie Wright and Brad Glisson both at home two sisters Miss Elizabeth Heyworth and Mrs Betty Craven and two brothers Frank L Hayworth and Earl Hayworth Funeral at 3 pm Thursday at Jamestown United Methodist Church Burial Guilford Memorial Park Memorials may go to Brad Glisson trust fund Sechrest Funeral Home will receive the body tonight from 7 to 9 and the family will be at Sechrest Wednesday from 1 to 8 pm
District Six DECA Meet will be held at Trinity High School on Wednesday from 2:30 to 6 p.m. The event gathers students from High Point Greensboro Burlington Madison Mayodan Alamance Guilford Randolph counties. WFMY-TV’s Charles Whitehurst will be featured speaker. New officers to be elected and a DE sweetheart crowned.
William Hollar of the High Point Employment Security Commission announced MOTA funded training, with an automobile mechanics course of 30 weeks and a cashier checker course of 12 weeks, both starting November 17 in Greensboro under Guilford Technical Institute. Interest should contact the ESC for details and financial aid may be available.
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