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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1964
Page
5
Multiple obituaries report the deaths of Albert Graydon West 57 of Greensboro Joseph Jack Hove 57 of Newberry S C and Bessie Younts Sechrist 71 of Lexington along with other services. Wests funeral is at Sechrest Chapel with graveside rites in Asheville. The notices list survivors including spouses children and siblings and note burial dates and locations.
The 55 year old Franklin Clinard Welch of 514 W Parkway died Saturday at Og Hospital Winstonham. Funeral was Monday at 2 pm in Sechrest Chapel with Rev James L Pharr and Rev Albert Hale officiating. Burial followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Pallbearers named. He left a wife, a foster Vernon Watson, two stepsons, three sisters and other relatives.
Mrs. Fannie Landreth Plummer of Rt. 3 Madison dies Monday in a Winston-Salem rest home. She was born in Stok County and belonged to Eden Methodist Church. Survived by sons Harvey Roosevelt Homer Plummer, a sister Mrs. Mary Hurd, two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral at 3 p.m. today at Eden Methodist Church. Burial in church cemetery.
Provo Utah RP reports a BYU dance matchmaking system misfired. Mitchell 18 of Provo asked for a red-haired freshman tall boy with dark hair blue eyes who enjoys entertainment and favors marriage. Bonnie’s brother and Ree ee ean Be ard comment on an interesting time.
The Los Angeles court granted Crystal Drury a divorce from actor James Drury. Crystal testified that marital breakup stemmed from lack of desire to stay married. The court awarded custody of the two Drury sons aged six and three and ordered $900 monthly child support.
Emer L McDonald, 76, former Parkton mayor and long time civic leader, died Monday at Highsmith Hospital after a two month illness. He served as railroad official and clerk for McMynd Dye Gymee law firm. Survived by sisters Miss Margaret McDonald of Parkton and Mrs C D Thompson of High Point. Funeral at 3 p.m. at Parkton Presbyterian Church with Rev Woodson P Booth. burial in Parkton Cemetery.
Davidson County Superior Court in Lexing ton named Willys Hooper and Freddie Morrison to assist Albert Joseph Vaillancourt Jr., 22, in seeking a new trial for the July 28 1960 killing of 65 year old Joseph South Grant whose body was found in a cornfield near Turner Road. Vaillancourt spoke for himself as the appointment was made. Chamber music is described as suitable for small audience halls.
The funeral was conducted Monday at 2 p.m. by Rev. Chas. C. Hunt with Theodore Hill and James Sink officiating. Burial followed in the Fair Grove Methodist Church Cemetery. Mrs. Allen died in Newport after a period of declining health.
Joseph Arthur Austin of High Point was found guilty of drunken driving, second offense, in Thomasville Recorder's Court. He received a two year suspended sentence with conditions including a $200 fine, court costs, surrender of his license, and abstaining from alcohol during suspension. James Elvin Browning of Lexington was also convicted of drunken driving, receiving six months suspended for two years with a $100 fine and costs.
Rev. Clifford D. Caldwell will deliver a sermon titled A for Good Times at First Presbyterian Church on Thursday at 10 a.m. Dr. Roy E. Watts will preside as choir groups provide music and a Thanksgiving offering will go to the Presbyterian Orphanage at Barnum Springs.
Rev Charles Dustin of Yorkmont Baptist Church in Charlotte N C will be the evangelist for revival services led by Rev Odell Hall. Attendees are invited. Also on Friday November 27 World Baptist Fellowship convenes at 2 and 7 PM with strong preaching and fellowship. Please attend.
The State of New York ranks first in the United States in the production of equipment and accounts for about 60 percent of the nation's industry workforce.
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