Deaths and Funerals Mrs Minnie White 88 in High Point
Mrs Minnie Draughn White 88 of the Cloverdale Church Home died Sunday at 2 30 a m after long illness. Born March 11 1882 in Surry County she had lived in the High Point area since 1925. Survived by four sons five daughters 27 grandchildren 56 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 11 a m at Cumby Chapel with burial at Salem Baptist Church Cemetery in Surry County.
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Minnie Draughn White
Cloverdale Church
Surry County
William
Sarah Jane Walker Draughn
High Point
Gurney White
Camden
J. O
Irene) Hucks
Manley St
E. F
Mamie) Garner
E. Fairfield Rd
Howard
Thelma) Grant
Wagner Dr
Burlington
Betty Lewis
Albermarle Road
Asheboro
Willard
Elsie) Hussey
Knoxville
Tenn
Cumby Chapel
L. M. Berry
Worth R. Pugh
Billy Sellers
Salem Baptist Church
Cumby
E. F. Garner
Baby Jeffery Davis Dies in Randolph Hospital
Jeffery Lynn Davis nine months old son of Mr and Mrs John Richard Davis of Rt 7 Asheboro died today in Randolph Hospital. Survived by parents and grandparents Mrs Ira Gray of Asheboro Troy area and pride grandparents Mr and Mrs John H Davis of Troy. Funeral 3 p m Tuesday Crestview Wesleyan Church Rev Paul Whiteside Rev Arthur Moorefield burial Mt Tabor Community Church Cemetery. Body at Ridge McDowell Funeral Home tonight 7 to 9.
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Asheboro
Jeffery Lynn Davis
John Richard Davis
Rt. 7
Randolph Hospital
Ira Gray
Rt. 1
John H. Davis
Troy
Bessie Hardwick
Crestview Wesleyan Church
Paul Whiteside
Arthur Moorefield
Mt. Tabor Community Church
Ridge-McDowell Funeral Home
Randleman Man Ivey Whit ney Hill Dies After Illness
Ivey Whit ney Hill 64 of Route 1 Sophia died Sunday at home after months of illness. native of Randolph County he worked at Heritage Furniture Co High Point until illness. Survived by wife Mary Stilley Hill two daughters Gene Heath Randleman and Spec Hoffman Asheboro a sister Moody Gallimore Denton and a brother Cletus Cooper High Point. Services Tuesday at 2 pm Flint Hill United Church of Christ with Rev Homer Frye Rev Avery Brown burial Randolph Memorial Park body at Pugh Funeral Home until 30 minutes before service family at funeral home tonight 7 to 9.
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Randleman
Ivey Whitney Hill
Rt. 1
Sophia
Randolph County
Heritage Furniture Co
High Point
Mary Stilley Hill
Gene Heath
R. E. “Spec”’ Hoffman
Asheboro
Moody Gallimore
Denton
Cletus Cooper
Flint Hill
R J Hudson Sr KerNERSville Dies at 67
Robert James Hudson Sr. 67 of Kernersville died Friday at Forsyth Hospital Winston Salem. Survived by daughter Betty Norman Kernersville and son Robert J. Hudson Jr. of the U S Army in Vietnam. Funeral set for 2 pm Tuesday at Asbury Presbyterian Church near Pilot Mountain.
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Kernersville
Robert James Hudson Sr
Forsyth Hospital
Winston- Salem
Annie Wright Hudson
Betty Norman
Robert J. Hudson Jr
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Asbury Asbyterian Church
Pilot Mountain
Funeral for Henry Dawson Todd in Lexington
Henry Dawson Todd 79 of 301 Holiday Dr. died Saturday after a six month illness. Funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Davidson Memorial Chapel with burial in Woodland Cemetery Winston-Salem. Body at Davidson Funeral Home. family visitation tonight 7 to 9.
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Lexington
Henry Dawson Todd
Davidson Neral Chapel
Woodland Cemetery
Winston-Salem
Davidson Funeral Home
Todd
Hughes of Thomasville Dies After Heart Attack
Charles Edmond Hughes 58 of Salem Street died en route to City Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He lived in Davidson County most of his life. Survived by wife Mable of Charlotte, daughter Mary Louise of Denton, four sons, two brothers, and two grandchildren. Funeral 4 p.m. Tuesday at Hughes Grove Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Body to be taken to niece Helen McWilliams’s home in Lexington this afternoon.
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Thomasville
Charles Edmond Hughes
Salem Street
City Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Charlie
Julia Boone Hughes
Mable Julia Warner Hughes
Charlotte
Mary Louise Hughes
Denton
Charles Edward Hughes
Carlie Lee Hughes
High Point
John Ruben Hughes
Hartsville
S.C
Robert James Hughes
Dewey Hughes
Asheboro
Thomas Hughes
Rt. 2
Lexington
Hughes Grove Baptist Church
John Wheeless
Helen McWilliams
Virginia Ave
Funeral service for Clarence E. Brown
Funeral for Clarence Edward Brown 79 of Rt. 1 Hudson was to be held at 2 30 p m today at Pugh Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Neighbor's Grove Wesleyan Church Cemetery.
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Cc. E. Brown
Clarence Edward Brown
Rt. 1
Hudson
Pugh Funeral Home
S Grove Wesleyan Church
Elliott Back At Old Post
Former Randolph health official George Elliott returns to Randolph to resume the post as health administrator after a six month departure. A Trinity native, Elliott had worked in Guilford and Raleigh before returning to Randolph in 1968 and later leaving this year to relocate to Raleigh. His water pollution report spurred Archdale and Trinity residents to push for incorporation. Archdale pursued it while Trinity voted it down.
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Asheboro
Archdale
George Elliott
Trinity
State Health Department
Randolph
Elliott
Guilford County
State Board of Health
Raleigh
Cattle rustlers strike in Randolph County
Randolph County deputies hunt cattle rustlers who shot a 700 pound yearling at Clarence Loftn farm on Bombie Road and loaded the carcass onto a vehicle. A $100 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of those responsible.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Lloyd Brown
Clarence Loftn
Bombie
Denton
Ni C
Backers Seek County Aid for Randolph Zoo Water and Sewer Lines
Asheboro supporters of a proposed state zoo urge a joint session with the Randolph County Board of Commissioners to discuss county participation in extending water and sewer lines to the 700 site. The group notes the need for up to 500000 gallons daily, with an $81,600 initial line cost and 20 year maintenance.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Randolph County Board of Commissioners
Wescott Moser
Randolph
Moser
Free on-the-spot home service check offer
Call for home service or bring in your portable for a free on-the-spot check. Limited time only. Redemption limited to one call per customer.
Klowns Brighten ABC Circus Themed Special
AP Television critic Cynthia Lowry notes The Klowns on ABC mix tiger tamer elephants and aerial acts with intimate TV pacing. Sammy Davis Jr leads with Juliet Prowse, Jerry Lewis in clown makeup, and The Smothers Brothers provide a gag moment. mixed on ice show ideas ahead.
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New York
the Klowns
ABC
Gary Smith
Dwight Hemson
NBC
Sammy Davis Jr
Juliet Prowse
Jerry
Lewis
Smothers Brothers
Charlie Callas
Smith and
Hemson
Dong
TV Listings Fragments From Greensboro to Charlotte
A compact rundown shows local and national programming across WFMY WBTV NBC ABC and CBC style segments with air times including 6 6 30 and 7 30 P M and mentions news conferences news shows and classic programs like Gunsmoke Red Skelton and Petticoat Junction across multiple stations.
112 Bob Hope Show and Mayberry FCC Realities NFL Preview
A radio and TV lineup note lists the 112 Bob Hope Show and Mayberry R F C appearances alongside Realities. It also notes an NFL football matchup featuring the St Louis Cardinals at the Dallas Cowboys with broadcast interest.
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Bob Hope Show
Mayberry R.F.C
Dallas Cowboys
St. Louis Cardinals
Cowboys
Dallas
TV Schedule Fragments Highlight Classic Night Lineup
A messy OCR list shows a late 20th century television schedule with Doris Day, Carol Burnett, Jack Benny special jubilees, Flick-Out, Eyewitness News, Merv Griffin, The Scene Tonight, and Medic among various prime time slots. The fragmentary text includes channel references 4 and 8 and times from 8:00 P.M. to 12:15 A.M.
Television Schedule Snapshot from a Classic Era
A dense daily grid lists morning to evening programs across networks and local stations. It includes morning news and talk shows, game shows, soaps, comedies, dramas, science and children’s programs such as Sesame Street and Captain Kangaroo, plus films and public affairs segments.
E. M. Forster Novel To Be Published
The executor of E M Forster plans to publish a previously private novel with a homosexual theme written between 1905 and 1913. Forster died in June at age 71. The manuscript was shown only to close friends, says Prof Walter Sprott of Nottingham University.
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London
E. M. Forster
India
Forster
Walter Sprott
Nottingham University
Tonight’s TV Capsule of Evening Programs
Piney Biggs claims survival of an Indian massacre in Gunsmoke while a buffalo hunter demands Piney’s tale. Young Lawyers uses hypnosis in court. Red Skeleton features Joe Broadway with Cambridgeshire, Bob Newhart hosts Laugh-In, Here’s Lucy stars Wally Cox, Silent Force targets organized crime, Mayberry R. F. D. dreams of danger, Bob Hope Special with Ball, Burns, Jones, Thomas, NFL Cards at Cowboys, Doris Day security check, Carol Burnett with Martha Raye, Jack Benny Special marks 20th TV anniversary.
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Piney Biggs
Piney
Red
Godfrey Cambridge
Joe Broadway
San Fernando Red
Bob Newhart
NBC
Lucy
Wally Cox
Harry
Silent Force
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