Deaths and Funerals in Asheboro and nearby towns
Mrs. Carrie Roberts Caviness of Asheboro died Friday night in Randolph Hospital after a long state. Funeral services will be at Pleasant Grove Christian Church with burial in the church cemetery. The notice also lists deaths of Bud Chandler Felix A Carroll Sr Lewis Vestal Minnie Loftin Black and other local funeral details with church and cemetery info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Caviness
Asheboro
Carrie Roberts Caviness
Kennedy Drive
Rt. 1
Randolph Hospital
Rockingham County
James W
Betty Waynick Roberts
Caviness
Annie Roberts
Ollie Roberts
R. T. Combs Sr
Reidsville
Pleasant Grove Christian Church
Hayes Ritter
Henry B. Lewis
Bill Bess
Pugh Funeral Home
Infant Harris Dies Unexpectedly in Key West
Dennis Martin Harris six week old son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Thomas Harris of Key West Florida died unexpectedly Thursday. Surviving: brother Arthur Thomas Harris II paternal grandmother Pauline Harris of Denton and maternal grandparents John P Martin and wife of Climax. Graveside services 2 30 pm today Hope Methodist Church cemetery west of Farmer Rev William Poole officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Dennis Martin Harris
Arthur Thomas Farris
Key West
Fla
Kay West
Arthur Thomas Harris II
Pauline Harris
Rt. 3
Denton
John P. Martin
Rt. 1
Climax
Hope Methodist Church
Farmer
William Poole
Pugh Funeral Home
Halloween tragedy ties Bowen death to Howey
Deputy interview leads to a fatal shooting at the Bowen home where Charlotte Bowen lay dead with a rifle beside her. Within hours Howey is found dead after a 20 gauge shotgun blast to the mouth. A note mentions love for his wife and children and accuses no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Ralph Bowen
Winkler
Bowen
Howey
Hazen
Hinton
Funeral for Mrs Lena Shipwash Held at Local Church
Funeral services for Mrs Lena York Shipwash aged 74 are set for 2:30 p.m. at N Main Street Baptist Church with Rev Neil Armstong officiating. Burial follows in Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs Shipwash of 117 East Lexington Avenue died Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena York Shipwash
N. Main Street Baptist Church
Neil Armstong
Oakwood Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Lexington Avenue
Shipwash
Lexington Ave
Funeral for Moe Braunstein Held in Sechrest Chapel
The funeral for Moe Braunstein 58 of 503 Clover Dr. will be in Sechrest Chapel with Rabbi Israel Wolmark officiating. Burial follows at Hebrew Cemetery. The body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home Lexington Avenue. Braunstein died at 1 a.m. Saturday in Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe Braunstein
Sechrest Chapel
Israel Wolmark
Hebrew Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Lexington Avenue
Mr. Braunstein
Clover
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Sister Of Local Man Dies In Plane Mishap
The sister of a local man and her husband were reported killed in a Kentucky airplane crash. The victims were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brantley of Harrisburg, Illinois. Mrs. Brantley was sister of James F. Lester of 1429 Wiltshire St. Lester was traveling to Harrisburg. A second couple was said to be killed, but their identities remained unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Ed Brantley
Harrisburg
Ill
Brantley
James F. Lester
Wiltshire St
Alderman Studios
Lester
Weather Outlook Mild, Clearing with Slight Rain Chance
Clearing skies and mild temperatures expected today with a 20 percent chance of rain locally. Highs near 60 after yesterdays 59, tonight low 43, rising to 62 tomorrow as skies remain fair and warmer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bud Chandler
Cloverdale Church
Felix Carroll Sr
Felix A. Carroll Sr
Deep River Friends Meetinghouse
James D. Reinhardt
H. Milliard Jones
Mr. Carroll
High Point
Lewis Franklin Vestal
Harold C
Mrs
Minnie Black
Thomsville
Minnie Loftin Black
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Joe F. Leach
Bobby Grubb
Billy Joe Grubb
K. H. Hunt
Mont Hunt
John Hunt
Orvil Wilson
Harris Infant
Lena Shipwash
ABC Mart
Nash Jewelry
N. Main
Walter V
Walter V. Roberts, Sr
Enric
Alka
Seltzer
Mann
Eyl
Randolph County
Worth St
Vitalis
New
Norelco
Woodbury Shampoo
Crest
Pet’m
Woodbury
Eveready
Main Drug Store
S. Main ST
OLD Store
North State
Central Exchange
Thomasville - Randleman
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