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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1974

Page

7

Deaths and Funerals in High Point Area 1974

Obituary notices list Paul K Frye 63 of 1112 Madison St died at High Point Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by son Kenneth Frye, two grandchildren, siblings, and Ada Cumby Frye late wife. Service at Emerywood Baptist Church with Floral Garden Park burial. memorials to Heart Fund. Also notices for Robert Jordan Jr. in Detroit, Elijah J. Davis in Washington, Fred Watts in Baltimore, and multiple local closures. Funeral details include First Emmanuel Baptist Church, Mt. Olive Baptist Church, and First Presbyterian Church, with various burial locales and pallbearers.

Paul K. Frye Madison St High Point Memorial Hospital Mr. Frye Yadkin County William W Rosa Melton Frye High Point Murrow’s Inc Emerywood Baptist Church Frye YMCA State Heart Fund Ada B. Cumby Kenneth L. Frye Westminster Dr W. Austin Frye Trinity T. C Jessie) Gray L. H. Hollingsworth Floral Garden Park Y's Mens Club Cumby John D. Bridgers Roy Culler Dick Meisky Walter Jones Robert H. Allen Gilbert Callahan Heart Fund Robert Jordan JR E. Grand St Detroit Mich Jordan Chester S.C Victoria Dunlap Jordain Robinson Robert Jordan Sr Ethel Mae Jordan Gracie May Jordan Richard Larry Robert Lee Jordan Herbert Robinson Thissell St John Dunlap Greensboro First Emmanuel Baptist Church D. D. Mason Thomasville Herman F. Leonard Reid St Community General Hospital Charles Wesley Carrie Sluder Leonard Masonite Inc First Presbyterian Church Church Ellie van Pelt James Terese) Beck Concord St Lorain Leonard Cox Avenue Emmett Leonard Rt. 5 Broadus Leonard Wiltshire St Homer Phifer Jr Holly Hills J. C. Green'& Sons Funeral E. J. Davis Elijah J. Davis Freeman's Hospital Washington D.C Summerton D. C Davis Harry Hannah Johnson Davis New Bethel Baptist Church North Carolina National Bank Leola Williams Washington, D.C Elijah Davis Jr Brooklyn N.Y Mamie Davis Lula Diles Philadelphia Johnny Davis Sumter S. C Mt. Olive Baptist Church Hoskins Street Emanuel Rucker Mt. Olivet Haizlip Montheu Ave Fred D. Watts Fred Douglas Watts Baltimore Veterans Hospital Mr. Watts Laurens County Sadie Tinsley Watts John Watts Social Security Board Sadie Watts Fourth St Christine Dargan Earl Fred Watts Dorothy Stafford Arlington St Louise Pike Meadowbrook Blvd Elizabeth Ashworth Radford St Leatha Ingram Vail Ave Ruby Watts Eva Williams Albany Ruth Parker John Watts Jr Forth Haizlip Funeral Home

Mrs. Lou Kirkman Hayes 89 dies after long illness

Mrs. Lou Kirkman Hayes 89 of Rt. 2 Sophia died Thursday at Randolph Hospital after a prolonged illness. Survived by three daughters Onie I Hayes Felcie Underwood and Dorsie L Walker and six sons Roy E Hayes Kermit R Hayes Stacy A Hayes Floyd L Hayes Denver F Hayes and Cleo Hayes.

Josephine Boling Asheboro Josephine Callicott Boling Meadowbrook Rd Randolph Hospital Randleman Lou Kirkman Hayes Rt. 2 Sophia Onie I. Hayes Felcie Underwood Dorsie L. Walker Kernersville Roy E. Hayes Kermit R. Hayes Stacy A Floyd L. Hayes Denver F Cleo Hayes

Chase By Police Ends In Crash In High Point

Police report a chase by a patrol car Thursday for speeding ended with a crash on the wrong side of the road at 10 10 p m injuring Wilbur Ray Alexander 17 of Laurel Lane and Sherry Day Saints ing of Rt 6 Thomasville. Alexander faced multiple charges including reckless driving driving while license suspended and failure to heed blue light and siren. Damages to both cars estimated at 2000 each.

High Point Wilbur Ray Alexander Laurel Lane Sherry Day Alexander Jeffery Clark Brewer Hedgecock Road Brewer Enterprise Greensboro Road Osby Kearn Thomasville Marvin Perry Gathings W. Green Ms. Brookbank Mary Powell Easter Ann ‘Arbor Avenue Wesley Drive E. Russell Avenue Katherine Smith Brewster Delaware Place Brewster Hickory Chapel Road Delaware

Trinity High School Week Remarks and Varsity Schedule

During American Education Week the Future Teachers of America hosted a Monday brunch for teachers while the Archdale-Trinity Women’s Club provided refreshments on Wednesday. Halloween Thursday was a teacher workday. Nov 5 featured voting at Trinity and a college day with Randleman High students visiting. Debbie Cecil joined Beta Club, bringing 39 members for 1974 75. Trinity Bulldogs head to Statesville to face the Greyhounds in the final game of the season.

Future Teachers of America Archdale-Trinity Women’s Club Trinity Senior High TSH Randleman High Trinity Debbie Cecil Trinity Bulldogs Statesville Greyhounds

Aid Sought For Victims Of Blaze

Highland United Methodist Church calls for donations to aid the Small family after a Mill Avenue fire. Debbie Small, 11, was treated at High Point Memorial Hospital for smoke inhalation and is continuing care. Donations, checks to Small Family Fund, mol to 238 Mill Ave.

Highland United Methodist Church Mill Avenue Eloise Small Debbie High Point Memorial Hospital Ervin H. Houser Houser Mill Ave

Firefighters respond to six calls in city Thursday

City firefighters answered six alarms starting 4 20 pm with a minor blaze near a pulverizer at the trash site on Jackson Lake Road. Earlier at 3 56 pm a dumpster fire at the Medical Center on Quaker Lane caused no damage. An odor of smoke was investigated at 1224 Doris Ave, traced to an electrical panel. Leaves burned at Parkview Village School lot on Boundary Street at 6 18 pm and on Grayson Street at 7 30 pm. A final false alarm was turned in at 9 48 pm from a box at Ray Avenue and Lindsay Street.

Jackson Lake Road Quaker Lane Doris Ave Parkview Village School Boundary Street Grayson Street Ray Avenue Lindsay Street

Costumed Bandit Robs Bowling Lanes of $175

A costumed bandit armed with a pistol held up the High Point Lanes employee in charge on N Main Street around 4 15 a m. Howard Cecil said the man wearing a denim jacket pants football helmet and Halloween mask emerged from a bathroom pointed the gun at him and demanded money from the cash register. Cecil said he gave the man $179 and was ordered to lie on the floor while the bandit fled. Police reported additional thefts and arrests including stolen vehicles a camper cover removal and several drunken driving charges in Thursday and Wednesday incidents.

High Point N. Main Street Howard Cecil Cecil Larry A. Sellers Wendley Street Marsh Furniture Jim Boren 8. Main Street S. Main Street Scott Dewitte Dunlap Thomasville English Road

Strickland Charged In Wife's Slaying

Davidson County authorities charged Ronnie Wayne Strickland 27 with first degree murder in the Wednesday night shotgun slaying of Delores Hunt Strickland 26 near Mount Zion Road. He is jailed without bond after being captured at his Denton residence. Funeral services are set for Liberty Baptist Church with burial at the church cemetery. the body remains at Siler Funeral Home until services.

Lexington Mount Zion Road Davidson County

SFMC Approves Final Floors for Commerce Street Wing

Directors of the Southern Furniture Market Center authorize completing the last three floors of the Commerce Street Wing. The ninth and 10th floors are leased. the 11th floor will add showroom space totaling 795,000 square feet once finished. A new theater in the east end is on schedule for early next spring.

Southern Furniture Market Center Commerce Street Henry Foscue Market Center City of High Point Foscue

Shirley Temple Black Reflects on Past and Future in Interview

Shirley Temple Black discusses her childhood in Hollywood, transition to motherhood, and later roles as an ambassador to the United Nations. She explains moving beyond past fame, facing breast cancer, and balancing raising three children with public duties.

Shirley Temple Black Family Weekly Hollywood United Nations

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High Point Enterprise Mr. Leonard H. D. Rhew Florence Moore Rhew Rt. 1 McLeansville Huffine Mill Road Moses Cone Hospital Moore County Rhew Lebanon Baptist Church Herman D. Rhew Pete Ellis Moore George Clifton Moore R. V. Roberts C. M. Oates R.A. Bean Ethel Leonard H. W. Hackney Forbis & Dick North Elm Street Chapel Lakeview Memorial Park Hazel Lawson J. K. Boling Roy Boling Sunset Harbor William D. Boling Myrtle Beach Pugh Funeral Home Randolph Memorial Park Viola Marshall Winston-Salem Viola Mae Ballard Marshall Winston Salem Forsyth County Marcillis and Jeannie Holbrook Ballard Margaret Payne Ina Bodenheimer Charles W. Marshall Bryant Ballard Nive Lain Funeral Home John Capp Union Cross Moravian John D. Bennett Mountain Route 1 Ham Sulphur Springs Baptist Church Cox Funeral Home Bennett Durham Jay Brown Winston- Salem Barthers Caliborn Bennett Ri. 2 Alfred Lee Bennett W. C. Cauley William Colvin Causey Route 2 Anness Mae Causey Effie Margaret Rich Ann Barker Bessie Mae Hughes Grace Virginia Scott Silver Springs Bobbie Marie Hill Mary Gunn Pompano Beach Fla Mabel Pearl Hill Leland C. D. William and Eugene Causey Ashebore Ray Causey Ridge Funeral Home Sechrest Lexington Ave Annie Aldred Myers Thomas Herbert Slayton Chestnut William Elbert Wagoner Anad Gospel Church Mrs Lou Hayes Baker Furniture Co Marie Lambeth Samuels State Street David Millikan The Bulldogs FHA Haizlip Funeral Home, Inc Fourth Street Church Street George Edward Rigby Moreland Street Springfield Baker Road Bill Bryan W. Commerce Avenue Jerry Fulford Kent Street Eddie Cargal Westover Drive Earl Lee Ward Dallas William Hutchinson Kivett Drive Hubert Eugene Wailer Vickie Arthur Waller Ann Thomas Johnson Patricia Ann Howze Robert Odell Harris Strickland Wife Oakwood Memorial Park SFMC Okay Fox Japay Richard Bach
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