Deaths and funerals in High Point area 1973 notice
Grace Virginia Osborne Belcher 75 former High Point resident died Monday at Lamb's Nursing Home after years of declining health. Born April 5 1898 in Grayson County Virginia she was a former Virginia school system teacher and lived in High Point three years. Survived by two sons eight grandchildren one great grandchild and several siblings. Services incomplete. Body at Cumby Mortuary. Other notices include Robert G Biesecker 68 of Lexington died in Winston-Salem Baptist Hospital. Pearl Jones Smith 89 of Reidsville Route 10, formerly Rockingham County. Bessie Stanley 75 Trinity Rt 2. Joseph Arthur McCandless 85 McLeansville. John Frank Nunn 46 Greenville SC formerly Star. Norman W Essick 80 Lexington Route 4. Ceaser Garlington 63 Philadelphia PA. David Eldrige Graham 69 Olivia. Bertha Gurley Russell 72 Thomasville. Daisy Leveston Staton 78 High Point. Frank Edward Harlan Sr 87 Charlotte. Thomas Milton Pugh 83 Trinity. Ralph C Hemric 53 South Boston VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Virginia Osborne Belcher
Enterprise Dr
Lamb's
Belcher
Grayson County
Hardin M
Addielee Griffin Osborne
Virginia
High Point
Holly Hill
Fla
Willie G. Belcher
Robert B. Belcher
Muncie
Ind
Charles R. Belcher Sr
Hampton Va
M. F
Delia) Pugh
Enterprise St
Ella Hash
Dalton
Effie) Orr
Trinity
Atlas R
Brookie) Johnson
Lonita Ave
Archdale
Harden Osborne
Burge
A. G. Biesecker
Lexington
Robert G
Rob) Biesecker
Route 7
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Biesecker
Normandale Hosiery Mill
Naomi Lanning Biesecker
C. W. Surratt
Roy Woodle
Lena Koonts
R. D. Fritts
John Biesecker
Charlie Biesecker
Piedmont Funeral Home
A. G. Smith
Reidsville
Pearl Jones Smith
Route 10
J. A. McCandless
Greensboro
Joseph Arthur McCandless
Rt. 2
McLeansville
L. Richardson Hospital
McCandless
Wythe County
Rock Creek Baptist Church
Franklin A
Fred A. McCandless
R. D. Hudson
Rt. 1
Liberty
G. C. Henley
F.C. Chadwick
Climax
Frank Dwiggins
Kernersville
Lester Jessup
J. K. Jones
G. C. Thompson
Wytheville
Charlie McHone
Portsmouth
Ohio
Hanes-Lineberry Vanstory Street
Gilbert Proffitt
West End Cemetery
J. F. Nunn
John Frank Nunn
Greenville
S.C
Star
Greenville General Hospital
Carrie McLemore Nunn
Vickie Dianne Love
Gainesville
Danny F. Nunn Sr
Jackie Lea
Johnny Nunn
John Ed Nunn
Concord
Marilyn Hisenhower
Rockwell
George Edward
Cecil Nunn
Landis
Billy Nunn
Salisbury
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Hayes Ritter
Church
Phillips Funeral Home
N. W
Welcome
Olin
Frank Essick
Route 14
Clyde Essick
Friendship United Methodist Church
Brown McKinney
Davidson Funeral Home
Ceaser Garlington
Fleming St
Philadelphia
Roxboro Memorial Hospital
Greer
Steph
Elsie Olymph Garlington
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Minnie Garlington
Levi Garlington
Philadelphia Pa
Rosie L. Allen
Age Garlington
Whiteoak St
G. H. Garlington
Pearson Place
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
F. O. Bass
Carolina Biblical Garden
Hairlip Funeral Home
Thomasville
Bertha Gurley Russell
Rupert S. Russell
Maple St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Charlie T
Flora Jones Gurley
Trinity United Methodist Church
Willing Workers
Ragan Knitting Mill
Bennett
Dot) Hawk
Reid St
Lawrence
Lillian) Burton
Willowbrook Dr
Raeford
Eva) Warner
Mendenhall St
Harding
Evelyn) Everhart
Hobbs Ave
Joe
Mozelle) Craddock
Liberty Dr
Carol Russell
Oliver Russell
Hillside Park
Darwin Russell
Conrad St
Elmer Craughan
Virgil
Ray Gurley
George Gurley
Baden Lake
Lloyd Gurley
Pleasant Garden
Henry C. Thompson
Tommy J. Smith
Thomasville City Cemetery
J. C. Green & Sons Funeral Home
Daisy Staton
Daisy Leveston Staton
Rest Haven Rd
Union County
Ella Leveston Alexander
First Baptist Church
Missionary Circle
Deconess Board
Church Cabinet
Alberta Williams
James Staton
Finnist Alexander
Jackson
Miss
Rufus Alexander
Walter Alexander
Baltimore
Ella Sloan
Charlotte
F. L. Andrews
M. C. White
Greenhill Cemetery
Moore Funeral Home
Skeet Club
Frank E. Harlan
Frank Edward Harlan Sr
E. Worthington St
Mr. Harlan
Connersville
Edward W
Lucy Banker
Harlan
Freeman McClintock
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Lila Auten Harlan
Peggy McMillan
Thomas M. Pugh
Thomas Milton Pugh
Mr. Pugh
Randolph County
Samuel Pugh
Snow Lumber Co
Gray's Chapel United Methodist Church
Martha Jane Jones
Russell Pugh
Arnold D. Pugh
Rt 1
James D. Pugh
Holleman Street
Doris L. Pugh
Jess Pugh
Franklinville
Esther Walker
Cumby Mortuary
Ralph C. Hemric
Boston
Ralph C.brownie Hemric
G & G Motors
Danville
Wilkes County
N C
Dennyville Baptist Church
Margaret Epps Hemric
Cathy Wright
South Boston
Margie Wilburn
Boone, N.C
Iris Chambers
Hazel Chambers
N.C
Kathleen Sowers
Alexandria
Fred Hemric
Hamptonville
Clayborne Hemric
Powell Funeral Home Chapel
Halifax Memorial Garden
Randolph County School Bus Collision Injures Five
A Randolph County school bus collided with a tree at the Bethel Drive Trinity Avenue intersection injuring the driver Harveta Lynn Leonard 17 and four passengers. Police said no charges were filed. Damages to the bus were about 3000 dollars. Passengers treated and released included Eddie Thomas Shoe 18 Tommy Robbins 13 Keith Fivecoat and Billie June Rhew. A separate note reports a Liberty Drive School parent teacher conference Wednesday from 1 30 to 6 30 p m with report cards and 1 15 p m dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph County
Bethel Drive
Trinity Avenue
High Point Memorial Hospital
Harveta Lynn Leonard
Rt. 1
Trinity
Bethel
Eddie Thomas Shoe
E. Wood Avenue
Tommy Robbins
Bethel Avenue
Keith Bryan Fivecoat
Rt. 4
High Point
Billie June Rhew
Region battle delays $12.6 million grant approval
Regional officials say Davidson County and High Point will not receive funds until the regional designation is settled. Williams expects a region decision within the month, the first step toward final approval of a $12.6 million grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson County
High Point
Williams
Drunk Driving Suspect Fined In District Court
James Dudley Adams, 43, with no address on file, was fined 100 dollars plus costs for a drunk driving charge. James Thomas, 33, of Thomasville faced an assault with a deadly weapon case that was not pressed with leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dudley Adams
James Thomas
Thomasville
Flaherty Emerges as GOP Gubernatorial Hopeful
In Raleigh the 1976 governor race begins with Democrats buzzing about contenders while Republicans stay relatively quiet. David Flaherty, head of the Department of Human Resources, is singled out by several observers as gubernatorial material, a point echoed by a retired Scott aide. The naming suggests cross-party interest shaping the GOP field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
GOP
David Flaherty
Dept. of Human Resources
Flaherty
Bob Scott
General Assembly
Advisory Budget Commission
Hydrogen Is The Lightest Substance On Earth and More
A question from 11 year old Chris Miller prompts a lesson on hydrogen the lightest element. The report traces hydrogen from cosmic origin to earth its presence in water vapor and hydrocarbons and notes its explosive history in balloons and role in stars. It also covers political figures in North Carolina including secretary Flaherty and potential gubernatorial contenders Lt Gov Hunt Agriculture Commissioner Graham Dr Leo Jenkins Attorney General Morgan and Skipper Bowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Chris Miller
Edison
New Jersey
Earth
Space
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Flaherty
N. C. Senate
Jim Holfhouser
Broyhill Furniture Industries
Lenoir
Jim Hunt
Jim Graham
Leo Jenkins
East Carolina University
Robert Morgan
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point Enterprise
Bessie Stanley
Bessie Hall Stanley
D. E. Graham Sanford
David Eldrige Graham
Olivia
Moore Memorial Hospital
Pinehurst
Olivia Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Warren Graham
Owen Graham
Decia Holt
Minnie Poole
Sarah Olive
Greenwood Cemetery
Dunn
Mrs. Russell
Chair City School
Plens Conference
Liberty Drive
Os En Aan
Glenn Thomas Smith, Sr
Green St. Baptist C
Hurch
Cumby, Mortuary
Chestnut Dr
Ruth J. Rogers
Cumby
Fannie P. Embler
APM
First Church of Christ
Grace Belcher Thomas Milton Pugh
Oak Hollow Civitans
Oak Hollow Civitan Club
Jim
Noblitt
Piedmont Maintenance
Quality Motors Inc
Arpet Ser
Southern Ha Spee Inc
South Main Street
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