Deaths and Mull Funeral Details
83 year old H. Mull of 909 Trenton St died at home after a decade of ill health. Born February 22 1891 in Burker County he was a World War I veteran and longtime W B Desk Co employee. Survived by wife Theo H Mull daughter Frances Peacock two grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral 11 a.m. Tuesday at Sechrest Chapel conducted by Rev Robbin. Burial Forsyth Memorial Park with interment at Voglers Reynolda Rd Chapel today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Mull
Trenton St
Mr. Mull
Burker County
Julian
Delia
Theo Hurley
High Point
U.S. Army
W. B. Desk Co
Theo H. Mull
John
Frances) Peacock
Raleigh
Allen Sloat
John R. Williams
Morganton
Herbert Mull
Akron
Ohio
Felix H.’ Mull
Aberdeen
Sechrest Chapel
Robbin
W.A
Lillie Brewer Todd
Centenary United Methodist Church
W. L. Rothrock
Piedmont Sheet Metal Co
R.del
Funeral notices and suspects fill weekend in North Carolina paper
Multiple obituaries list Mrs Ethyel Mulliken Daniel 71 of 814 Montheu Ave died in Winston-Salem hospital. Also announced are Mrs Tula Crawford Denton 77 died in Forsyth Memorial Hospital and Paul Nash 64 Kernersville proprietor of Nash Printing Co. Funeral details, survivors, and service times follow for each. A long crime blot includes shoplifting drunken driving and drug offenses with several arrestees named and locations including Thomasville Lexington Kernersville Asheboro and Greensboro suburbs.
Alleged Disorder at Downtown Tavern Reports Prompt Police Action
A state Alcoholic Beverage Control Board letter cites an undesirable scene at a parking deck behind Friedmans Fashions near High Street Exile Door. Police report four inside arrests and two outside for public drunkenness with one extra possession charge. extensive patrols and searches occurred, forcing early closure with only Center Theatre open at 6:30 p.m.
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State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
High Street
Friedman
Main” Street
Jones
Joff
Center Theatre
Obituary Notice for Bodenheimer Posey spouses and kin
A funeral is planned for a deceased woman with stepdaughters Mrs. C. M. Bodenheimer of Thomasville Mrs. Leo Carter and Mrs. Willa Mae Lohr of Asheville and Mrs. Imogene Posey of Maryland. She had two brothers Clarence and Wayne Goldsmith of 113 Briggs Place and 23 step grandchildren. The service will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. in First Baptist Church led by Dr. Alfred L. Miller. Burial follows at Emanuel United Church of Christ Cemetery in Thomasville. The body remains at Harold C. Davis Funeral Home until 30 minutes before services. The family will be at 113 Briggs Place and at the funeral home tonight from 7 until.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyel Mulliken Daniel
Montheu Ave
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Daniel
Hastings
Mich
John Duncan
Elsie Todd Mulliken
Clyde A. Daniel
High Point
Chicago
Ill
Eastern Star
African Violet Club
Crestwood Presbyterian Church
Hazel Burr
Charles
Malliken
Woodland
John Mallikes
South.Carolina
Sechrest ‘Chapel
Randolph Terrell
Oakwood Memorial Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
C. M
Laurastine) Bodenheimer
Thomasville
Leo
Helen
Carter
Clarence
Willa Mae) Lohr
Asheville
Worthy
Imogene) Posey
Maryland
Clarence D
Wayne L. Goldsmith
Briggs Place
First Baptist Church
Alfred L. Miller
Bloodmobile Visit Planned at Thomasville Civic Center
The Red Cross bloodmobile will visit the Thomasville Civic Center on Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 3 36 p.m. The High Point Thomasville Red Cross chapter reported 106 pints were collected Friday at A M Texturing and Dyeing Co in High Point with 40 first time donors. About one third of the company employees participated in the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Thomasville Civic Center
High Point
Thomasville
Dedication Set Nov 17 In Archdale City Hall
Archdale announces formal dedication of the new city hall on Sunday November 17 with Mayor Henry York presiding. Featured speaker will be the Rev Isaac Harris pastor of Archdale Friends Meeting and the Rev George Lyndon pastor of Archdale United Methodist Church will give the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Henry York
York
Isaac Harris
Kissinger Notes On Detente Split With Morgan Stevens
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Morgan, in interviews, has indicated that he will go along with Sen. Henry Jackson on many issues. Jackson is a leading critic of detente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kissinger
Morgan
Sen
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Customs Officials Tour High Point Furniture Showrooms
A group of 16 officials from the U S Customs Service and Tariff Commission attended a two day seminar in High Point on furniture component parts. Ir Lée Lukens Charles E Wilson John Lowery and Michael Hodes spoke with Robert Friedman former executive vice president of United States Furniture Industries during a showroom tour. U S Furniture Industries is a major importer with plants in High Point employing about 175. The seminar highlighted imports from Yugoslavia Spain Sweden and Israel.
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U.S. Customs Service and Tariff Commission
High Point
Lée Lukens
Charles E. Wilson
John Lowery
Michael Hodes
Robert Friedman
United States Furniture Industries
United States
U.S
Chair City Robbery Reported
A lone armed bandit robbed Thomasville Ice Co. on Carolina Avenue, taking about $200 from an employee. Police reported the 11:45 a.m. Friday holdup, with about $180 from a billfold and $19 from a change purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville Ice Co
Carolina Avenue
Prayer line offers to pray with no strings attached
A church‑style appeal invites readers to call 454 4511 or write Prayers Answered P. D. Box 164 Jamestown North Carolina 27282. It promises God will move in life after stating a prayer need and keeping name confidential. Eva signs the notice.
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P. D
Jamestown
N.C
Eva
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Mrs
Dan Cranford
Denton
Tula
Crawford
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
J.F
Troy Adderton Ing
Cranford
Liberty
Bert
Helen) Garner
Route 2
William F. Crawford
Germany
Beatrice Harrison
Sadie Little
Marjorie Crawford
al Rile
Watts
Violet. Peacock
Mack Crawford
Joe Crawford
Robbins
Bert Garner
PZJ
Nash Kernersville
Paul Jones
Pete) Nash
Main St
Ernersville
Nash. Printing Co
Kernersville
C. L. Goins
Lexington
Myrtle M. Goins
Becks
Rowan Memorial
Salisbury
Moore County
Christ Chapel United Methodist Church
Erlanger Mills
Charles Lee Goins
James Hedrick
Lloyd Burkhart
Rt. 6
Mable
Farabee
Greensboro
Tommy Deaton
Carthage
Oscar J. Marley
Carson Marley
John Marley
Spencer
Dewey Marley
Piedmont’ Funeral Home
W. Dale Oldham
Christian: ‘Brothershood Hour
First Church of God
S. Main Stréet
James J., Cook
Rt. 8
Asheboro
Elijah Franklin ‘Coats
Grace Street
Richard Evert Stein
Habersham Road
Susie Robinson
West Street
Farrell Gray Ussery
Hiatt, Sr
Route 1
Johnson
Steet
Te Gaither
Distalee Meade
Route 5
John Edward Oglesby
Lardner Place
Randal Ralph Smith
Prospect Street
Richard Wray White
Glenwick Lane
Ricky Deal
Wesley Place
Michael Denwins Mozingo
Alexander Gunter
Lee Erwin Brockman
S. Main Street
Tyr
Canby Mortuary
Chestnut Dr
Ave
Vatrorar
David Anthony Smith
Episcopal Church
Oarat, Maj
Anna Giger Owen
Emmatchate Haart of Mary Catholic Church
Mes, Ethyel Mulliken
Sarah Southall Harrell
Bloodmobile
Chair City
Sartin
First Pentecostal Holiness Church
Kenilworth High Point
Maurice Synan
Richmond
God
C. Raley Garner
House of Representatives
Randolph County
C. Raley Grune
Guilford County
N. C. State University
Army
H.C. National Guard
Greensboro Board of Realtors
Greensboro Mental Health Association
Gaston D. Faison
Democrat
Foiaen
David Zoubor
Trescurer
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