Deaths and Funerals Across Multiple North Carolina Towns
Julia Kindley Warren age 85 of Trinity dies after nine months illness. Alvin James Evans of High Point dies on arrival at hospital. survivors include wife and 7 children. Troy Edgar Woods age 60 of Kerner, listed as deceased Sunday. services planned. Ethel Elizabeth Hutchins Ward 86 of Maryfield Nursing Home dies. former DAR and Eastern Star member with several grandchildren. Herman P. Walker 83 of Darlington, S.C. dies. buried in Grove Hill with several children and grandchildren. John E. Elkins Sr. 66 of Lexington dies after six months illness. funeral at Trinity United Methodist Church with several children. Bridge incident: barge hits Chowan River bridge near Edenton. no injuries reported. inspection planned.
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Thomasville
Julia Kindley Warren
Rt. 1
Trinity
Randolph Memorial Hospital
Asheboro
Randolph County
John G
Emma Williams Kindley
Roy
Millie) Gordon
Ora Kindley
Everette
Carrie) Gordon
Rt. 2
Lexington
Howard
Worley Kindley
Albert Kindley
Maude Heath
Rt. 5
Mebane
Siler Funeral Home
Baxter Gallimore
Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church
A. J. Evans
Alvin James Evans
Dartmouth St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Bethel United Methodist Church of
Glenoa
Acme Lodge 2
Scottish Rite Masons
Allene V. Evans
Ruby Smith
Washington, D.C
Laura Taylor
Nutley
N.J
Alvin Evans
Rockingham
George Evans
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Evans
Cozet Belo
Alta Carson
Iola Green
Hortense Leach
Una Quick
High Point
Baxter Evans
H. BR. Ward
Ethel Elizabeth Hutchins Ward
Maryfield Norning
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mrs. Ward
Forsyth County
Thomas and
Jane Soloman Hutchins
Herbert Ray Ward
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eastern Star
First Baptist Church
Paul E
Iris) Wrenn
Winter Park
Fla
W. Wray Ward
Country Club Drive
Walter L. Hutchins
Ferndale Drive
Ira A. Hutchins
Grand Ave
Sechrest Chapel
Alfred L. Miller
Paul £. Wrenn Jr
Oakwood Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Bill Ward
Bill Deaton
Paul Wrenn
Tom Wrenn
Carlton Deaton
Ed Hutchins
H. P. Walker
Darlington
S.C
Herman P. Walker
E. Hampton St
N.C
Central Baptist Church
Golden Age Club
Maggie H. Walker
Hudson Galloway
Hartsville
Wilden Bryant
Bernice Suggs
Jacksonville
Herman W. Walker
Columbia
James Walker
Essie M. Farlow
Luther Spencer
Randleman
Lena Walker
W. Jarvis Walker
Charles M. Walker
Sophia, N.C
J. E. Elkins SR
John E. Elkins Sr
Williams St
Cumberland County
Charlotte Liberty Mutual Insurance Co
Trinity United Methodist Church
Adelaide Davis Elkins
Vivian M. Walsh
Kul
Mass
George T. Elkins
Don H. Elkins
Hendersonville
John E. Elkins Jr
Byerly L. Elkins
Radford
Nellie Stone
Hampton
Robert L. Oakley
Forest Hill Memorial Park
Piedmont Funeral Home
Edenton
Chowan River
U.S. 17
Here
North Carolina Highway Patrol
State Department of Transportation
Thanksgiving and bake sale events at local churches and school
On Thanksgiving Day a series of community fundraisers and demonstrations take place. The Youth Organization at United of the Worldwide Church of God hosts a bake sale at High Point Mall from 10 a.m. to 9 30 p.m. A country ham breakfast runs 6 to 9 a.m. at Welch Memorial United Methodist Church on Bellemeade Street. Johnson Street Elementary School chorus of 35 fifth and sixth graders performs on WGHP TV as part of Southern Exposure under director Mrs. Margaret McDonald. Crusaders Circle of First Baptist Church offers Thanksgiving dinners from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 701 E Washington Drive.
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United of the Worldwide Church of God
High Point Mall
Welch Memorial United Methodist Church
Bellemeade Street
Roscoe Briley
Johnson Street
Wghp-Tv
Southern Exposure
Margaret McDonald
High Point City
Crusaders’ Circle of
First Baptist Church
Washington Drive
Nashville review praises Altman allusive, melancholy masterwork
A critic lauds Robert Altman for crafting distinctively allusive cinema from MASH to Nashville. The piece notes Nashville’s five day, 24-character scope, its themes of isolation and political undercurrents, and strong ensemble performances led by Henry Gibson, Lily Tomlin, Gwen Welles, and others. The tone blends reverence with sharp critique of progress illusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Altman
Nashville
Altman
Towne Theatre
Athens
Henry Gibson
Haven Hamilton
Lily Tomlin
Jinnea Reese
Gwen Welles
Sueleen Gay
Renee Blakley
Barbara Jean
Karen Black
Connie White
Keith Carradine
Tom Frank
Ned Beatty
Delbert Reese
Shelley Duvall
L. A. Joan
Keenan Wynn
Mr. Green
Barbara Harris
Albuquerque
Thanksgiving services planned at multiple churches
Em manuel Lutheran Church hosts a Wednesday 7 30 p m service with Rev Henry Carlson Rev JL Griffin and Rev Raymond Petrea assisting. Emmanuel Adult Handbell Choir to provide music. Saint Mary's Episcopal Church holds Thursday 10 a m service with guest preacher Rev Dan Durway. offering to Thompson Orphanage. Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church dedicates its service to the Methodist Children's Home with two representatives from Winston Salem Children’s Home speaking and a special offering. Music features combined choirs and a festive program across the Wednesday and Thursday observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Henry Carlson
New Covenant
JL. Griffin
Emmanuel
Raymond Petrea
St. Michaels
Saint Mary's
Dan Durway
Duke Divinity School
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Thompson
Charlotte
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Salem Will
Winston’ S
William R. Edwards
FEY
Larry Kimel
Equipment Reported Stolen From Cars
Police investigated several thefts from automobiles after reports by Judy Carol Gardner of Heritage Words and Lawrence Williams of Cross Street. A pistol valued at $60 was stolen from Williams’s auto, Benny James Williams of Smith Street was arrested for larceny of a firearm, and a fender skirt valued at $40 was taken from R. A. Phipps’s car. A Pennsylvania resident, Earl Samuel Tensbury, reported $150 missing from his motel room. Clifford Griffin of Ragan was mentioned in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Carol Gardner
Heritage Words
Lawrence Williams
Cross Street
Benny James Williams
Smith Street
R. A. Phipps
Shalimar Drive
Pennsylvania
Earl Samuel Tensbury
Clifford Griffin
Ragan
Malorese Little
Granby Street
John Willie Ervin
Walnut Street
Lawrence Avon Met‘calf, Jr
Burning Tree Circle
William Eugene Elliott
Hopewell
Exxon
Evelyn Moody Hobbs
Rt 3
Greensboro
Jerry Pettit
Kernersville
Gary Wayne Ducan
Samuel James Holt
Kivett Drive
Norman L. Stewart
Live Oak Street
Muti To Direct Philadelphia Orchestra
The Philadelphia Orchestra names Riccardo Muti as principal guest conductor for the 1977 78 season eight weeks in November 1977 and March 1978 while Eugene Ormandy continues as permanent conductor for 15 weeks each season. Ormandy, who has led the orchestra 40 of his 76 years, shows no plans to retire. The title of principal guest conductor is new for the ensemble and not explained. Meanwhile police report burglaries and thefts with several arrests following the day’s incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Haven Hamilton
America
Altman
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Orchestra
Italy
Riccardo Muti
Eugene Ormandy
Muti
Ormandy
Naples
Florence
Maggio Musicale Fiorentino
New Philharmonica of
London
Dr. Thosteson
M.H
Acoustics Work Delayed at Auditorium Reflective Wall Trials
Allred's firm funded tests to improve auditorium acoustics by trial and error with locally purchasable material. School Officials, including Superintendent Jack Cox and Alfred, clash over when to proceed. Users report echoes and feedback hinder clear speech and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cox
Cox
Alfred
Allred
Record of Jacobs Dismissal Case Highlights Conflicting Testimonies
The testimony questions Jacobs ability to serve as a patrol officer due to pain and suggests potential for light duty. Leverett accuses abuse of sick leave amid a pattern of resisting arrests by Jacobs, while Aycock and hospital staff describe Bennett’s violent resistance and injuries during arrest and treatment, with disputed use of force noted by Dr Fitzpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Schafer
Leverett
Roseman
Police Service
Albert Bennett
W. M. Aycock
Bennett
Aycock
High Point Memorial Hosital
Anger effects on health and a widow's marriage doubt
A reader asks if anger harms health, with notes on hypothalamic arousal, hypertension, and Type A behavior. A doctor cites Friedman and Roseman, suggests mental health help, and urges self care and local resources. A widow seeks marriage advice despite uterine prolapse, and the reply minimizes prolapse risk, endorsing marriage to a suitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Friedman
Ray H. Roseman
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Warren
Bethel United Methodist Church
Glenola
Otis Withers
Carolina Biblical Garden
Hoover Funeral Home
Troy E. Woods
Troy Edgar Woods
Woodrow W. Robbins
New Covenant Baptist Church
North Wilkesboro
Mr. Woods
Highway 66
Kerner
Ato
Asta
Lexington Ave
Masten
Smaticlans
Mildred B. Hussey
Christ United Ahethodist
Sachraxt
Nat Church Cemetery
Wilkesboro
Wlc
Emeb
Nashville’ Bears
Movie Review
South
Joan Tewskburf
Hal Phillip Walker
Walker
Cht
Jim
Hugh Fitzpatrick
James Owen
George Thosteson, M.D
Thesteson
Wiask
Eyewitness News8
Cyan
Ours
Anwar Shechtd Mortcune
Sechrest
City
Nas
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