Deaths and Funerals for Morton and McNeil in High Point
Oscar Howard Morton 69 of 605 E Fairfield Road died Monday at High Point Memorial Hospital. He was a Globe Furniture worker and Archdale United Methodist Church member. Survived by wife Bertha Hulin Morton daughter Catherine Mears two grandchildren sister and two brothers. Funeral Thursday 2 p m Archdale United Methodist Church burial Floral Garden Park. Carrie McNeil Walker 57 of 414 Smith Street died Saturday at Duke University Hospital. Lifelong Gibsonville Baptist member and High Point resident since 1948 she worked at High Point Lanes. Burial Mt Vernon Baptist Church Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Body at Cumby Mortuary and Moore Funeral Home arrangements.
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Oscar Howard Morton
E. Fairfield Road
High Point Memorial Hospital
Montgomery County
William Thomas
Christian Morris Morton
High Point
Morton
Globe Furniture
Burlington Industries
Archdale United Methodist Church
Stewards
Bertha C. Hulin
D. W
Catherine) Mears Jr
Francis St
J. H. Rickard
Asheboro
Haywood Morton
Rt. 1, Troy
G. D. Morton
Troy
Earl Black
G. E. White
C. R. Pierce
Floral Garden Park
Cumby
Carrie McNeil Walker
Smith St
Duke University Hospital
Durham
Gibsonville
Charlie
Estelle Jordan McNeil
Ossie Lee Foust
Walter McNeil
Baltimore
Moore Funeral Home
Mrs Millis M Brown of Asheboro Dies at 83
Mrs. Millis M Brown 83 of 351 West Street Asheboro died today at 3 20 a m in Randolph Hospital after a long illness A Montgomery County native she lived in Asheboro 41 years She was a member of First United Methodist Church Surviving are two daughters Mrs Robert Parker and Mrs H W Stanford Jr three sons Millis M Brown Jr Luther W Brown and Gordon S Brown one sister Mrs J B Pugh ten grandchildren seven great grandchildren Funeral will be held at 3 p m Thursday at Pugh Funeral Home Chapel Burial will be in Oaklawn Cemetery Body remains at the funeral home with family visiting Wednesday night from 7 to 9
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Asheboro
Millis M. Brown
West St
Randolph Hospital
Montgomery County
First United Methodist Church
Robert
Mary) Parker
H. W
Oberia) Stanford Jr
Charlotte
Millis M. Brown Jr
York
Luther W
George Culler Sr. 68 of Norfolk dies in nursing home
George Clary Culler Sr. of 132 Maple Shade Ave. Norfolk died Monday at 6 15 am in a local nursing home. Born April 21 1903 in Davidson County he owned the Culler Detective Agency until retiring in 1967. Survived by wife Burnley Crofts Culler three sons a daughter one brother nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services Friday at 2 pm at Zion United Church of Christ with burial in the church cemetery. The body is at Holloman Brown Funeral Home and will be moved to J C Green and Sons Wednesday morning. Family hours at home and funeral home Wednesday evening.
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Norfolk
George Clary Culler
Maple Shade Ave
Mr. Culler
Davidson County
Henry C
Elizabeth Morris Culler
Culler Detective Agency
Culler
Glenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Burnley Crofts Culler
Juanita Hill
Thomasville
George C. Culler Jr
Fred L. Culler
Bill J. Culler
High Point
Sherrill A. Culler
Zion
Holloman-Brown Funeral Home
J. C. Green and Sons
Lewis Harvey
Eastwood Ave
Funeral for Claude Smith in Lexington area Wednesday
Claude Smith 91 of Hilltop Rest Home near Lexington dies after years of declining health. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at John Sontown United Methodist Church with Rev. Don Sides. Burial in church cemetery. Body to lie at J C Green and Sons Funeral Home until service. Family visitation tonight 7 to 9 p.m.
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Thomasville
Claude Smith
Hilltop
Lexington
Johnsontown
Number Getting Aid Increases in September Locally
Greensboro Social Services report shows higher aid numbers in September. Aged recipients rose from 1365 to 1370, disabled recipients from 1688 to 1696, and families with dependent children from 2689 to 2731. Average payments edged up for aged, disabled, and family units with dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Social Services Department
L. M. Thompson
Thompson
Social Services Board
City weighs use of land near Hamilton and Washington
Majors push exploring station site on city land acquired for off street parking. officials fear land use change could cost a credit on the East Central Urban Renewal Project. Bonds totaling 11 million have been sold and funds mostly spent. Money from bonds for fire station and recreation center is banked at higher interest. A loan of Leonard Street Center funds to a new multi purpose center near Fairview Street School was to accelerate Model Cities, but project never started.
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Hamilton
Washington Streets
East Central
Recreation Center
Leonard Street
Fairview Street School
Sheriff Addresses A-T Lions on preventing juvenile delinquency
Archdale North Carolina Sheriff Lloyd Brown told Archdale Trinity Lions that fathers must engage with their sons through hunting and fishing to curb juvenile crime. He cited broken homes and shifting work schedules as factors and noted debt as another pressure breaking up families. About 80 fathers and sons attended.
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Archdale
Randolph County
Lloyd Brown
Archdale Trinity Lions
Brown
Toomey Addresses Executives Club On Olympic Sports
Decathlon champion Bill Toomey urged greater emphasis on track and field in American high schools. The 1968 Olympic decathlon winner, who teaches English in California, noted the value of amateur competition and highlighted his world records while addressing the High Point Executives Club at Top of the Mart.
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Bill Toomey
High Point Executives Club
Toomey
California
Mexico City
Executives Club
Mart
TFI Honors 192 Employees at Service Awards Banquet
Thomasville Furniture Industries celebrated 192 workers for long service at a showroom banquet on Main Street. J H Binns and Tom A Finch spoke as Curtis Bowers and Lee Roy Dallis received 50 years of service, with 32 workers earning 25 years and others receiving pins or watches for 10 to 20 years.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Main Street
J. H. Binns
Armstrong Cork Co
Tom A. Finch
TFI
Armstrong
Binns
Lancaster
TFI Employes
Finch
Curtis Bowers
Lee Roy Dallis
Textile St. Resident Bound Over on Felonious Escape Charge
Ralph Odell Wright 42 of Textile Street bound over to Superior Court on felonious escape from Sandy Ridge Prison unit Nov 5. Wright was serving six years for breaking and entering larceny and a prior escape. James Cecil Flup 44 of Greensboro got 18 months for DUI. Henrietta Harper 41 of Daniel Brooks Apartments got 30 days to six months for public drunkenness. Thomas Walter Jones 40 of Greensboro received six months suspended and $300 fine for DUI. Janet Frankie Jordan 16 of English Road got 50 days suspended and $25 fine for malicious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Odell Wright
Textile Street
Superior Court
Wright
Sandy Ridge
James Cecil Flup
Greensboro
Henrietta Harper
Daniel Brooks
Thomas Walter Jones
Janet Frankie Jordan
English Road
TRY TRY AGAIN Running Back Jim Brown Sets Single Game Carry Record
Jim Brown, famed running back and later actor, set a lasting NFL mark by rushing 39 times against the Chicago Cardinals in a 1959 game, highlighting his rugged workload and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Brown
NFL
Brown
Chicago Cardinals
Channel 8 Hearings Delayed in High Point Case
FCC hearings on licensing Channel 8 in High Point have been pushed back to December 6. WGHP-TV general manager Phil Lombardo said Furniture City Television Co. requested the delay while Southern Broadcasting Co. presents 16 volumes of exhibits totaling over 4,200 pages in support of its case. Earlier phases already consumed weeks of testimony.
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FCC
Phil Lombardo
Wghp-Tv
Furniture City Televison Co
Southern Broadcasting Co
Lombardo
Southern
Administrator's Notice to Creditors in North Carolina
The administrator of Lena R. Cochrane's estate in Guilford County invites all creditors to present claims by May 1, 1972 at 803 Arthur Avenue High Point NC 27263. Indebted parties should remit promptly. The notice is dated October 15, 1971 and is issued by Co M Cochrane plus Herman & Herman Attorneys.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Lena R. Cochrane
Arthur Avenue
High Point
Co. M. Cochrane
Herman & Herman Attorneys
High Point Bank and Trust Co
General Court OF Justice District Court Division
First Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Lacy L. May
Nova May
NOVA
Superior Court
Frank B. Wyatt
Bencini, Wyatt, Early & Harris P.O
N. C
General Court
Justice District Court
Davidson
High Point North Carolina
A. Doyle Early, JR
United Credit Corporation
Bencini, Wyatt, Early & Harris
P. O
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Mrs
Carrie Walker
George C. Culler SR
Piedmont Iron
Ward ST
Material Metal CO
Execs
Textile St
Planning and Zoning Commission
Channel 8
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Code of Ordinances of the
Ctty
Catherine W. Harrington
Greenwood
N. Main St
Huffman Paint
Mag. Hillcrest Dr
Foresthill Area
Enterprise
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