Deaths and Funerals Highlight Local Losses
Eustace J. Yow 77 of 1508 Cloverdale died at High Point Memorial Hospital. He was a WWI veteran, retired Tomlinson Furniture Co. employee, and survived by his wife Flossie Owen Yow, a daughter Polly, two sons Ray and Eugene, four grandchildren, siblings, and other relatives. Funeral at Sechrest Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Also listed are Fred Daniel Hendrix 80 of 3310 S Main St who died at High Point Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He was a lifelong High Point resident, contractor, birthright Archdale Friends Meeting member, married to Martha Mitchell Hendrix, with two daughters and three grandchildren. Funeral at Sechrest Chapel, burial at Springfield Cemetery. A third obituary notes a man born in High Point Jan 9 1924, long Oak Ridge resident, Western Electric security officer, WWII Navy veteran, married to Mary Frances Wood, with two daughters and two brothers. Funeral at Sechrest Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Floral Garden Memorial Park. Memorials to Union Grove Baptist Church building fund are requested. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustace J. Yow
Cloverdale
High Point Memorial Hospital
Seagrove
James Martin Yow
Mary Ellen Ilk Yow
High Point
Tomlinson Furniture Co
Flossie Owen
Polly Yow
Ray A. Yow
Garner
Eugene C. Yow
Laura Murray
Roanoke Rapids
Stella Graves
Deana Brower
Siler City
Dewie Bean
Asheboro
Robert Yow
Trinity
Sechrest Funeral Home
Dwight Cartner
Floral Garden Park
Funeral Home
Fred Daniel Hendrix
S. Main St
Mr. Hendrix
Randolph County
Millard
Elizabeth Taylor Hendrix
Martha Mitchell
Archdale Friends Meeting
Martha Mitchell Hendrix
Frances Rule
N. Elm St
Gladys Moffitt
D. E. Alfred
W. Market St
Greensboro
E. E. Garrett
Archdale Dr
Bertha Rule
N. Main St
Tom J. Hendrix
Sechrest Chapel
Isaac Harris
Springfield Cemetery
Re F. Morgan
Mabel Iola Riggins
Oak Ridge
Western Electric
Union Grove Baptist Church
Mary Frances Wood
George Burton Funeral Today
Franklin Frankie Burton 12 of 1215 Dorris Ave died after falling through a skylight at Oak Hill School on a camping trip. He was born July 20 1958 in Guilford County and is survived by his parents four brothers three sisters and grandparents. Funeral services were held at Cumby Chapel and burial followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Frankie) Burton
Dorris Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Oak Hill School
Guilford County
James M
Ruth Gunter Burton
High Point
Thomasville
Frankie
Ferndale School
Oak Hill Friends Meeting
Vonleina Clement
Richard Burton
Hickory
Marc Burton
John Phillip Burton
Larry
Jimmy) Burton
Greensboro
Tommy
Carolyn) Wyrick
Rt. 4
Robin Burton
Mike
Janet) Hogan
Ward Avenue
J. M. Burton
Frank Gunter
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cumby Chapel
Howard D. Seymour
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Loflin Named Dead in Lexington Heart Attack Case
Samuel J. Loflin age 63 was found dead in his car at Moore Drive and Linwood Road in Lexington. Davidson County Coroner says death caused by a heart attack. He was a retired textile worker and Trinity United Methodist Church member. Funeral plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Samuel J. Loflin
Moore Drive
Linwood Road
Davidson County
Joel Leonard
Loflin
Trinity United Methodist Church
Rowan County
Marie Upright Loflin
Emanuel
Douglas
Frank Loflin
Salisbury
Cleo Tal
Raymond Morgan Dies at 46 in Greensboro Hospital
Raymond Lemuel Morgan aged 46 of Scoggins Road Oak Ridge died at 7 30 p m Sunday in Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lemuel Morgan
Scoggins Road
Oak Ridge
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
Dodson of Asheboro Dies at Baden Lake Home
Otis Kenneth Dodson, 54, of Asheboro died Saturday at his Baden Lake summer home. He was a member of First Church and is survived by his wife and family. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Otis Kenneth Dodson
Baden Lake
First
Saul M. Cohen dies at 65 in Charleston
Saul M. Cohen 65, former Lincolnton merchant of 40 years, died Sunday night in Charleston after a heart attack. Survived by wife Gussie Marcus of Orangeburg, a son Irvin Cohen of Hickory, two daughters Mrs. Charles C. Koon of Louisville and Mrs. Ralph Gelbart of Charleston, seven brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul M. Cohen
Lincolnton
Charleston
S.C
Gussie Marcus
Orangeburg
Irvin Cohen
Hickory
Charles C. Koon
Louisville
Ralph Gelbart
Sidney Cohen
Gastonia
Hersh Cohen
Eli Cohen
Charlotte
Lazarus Cohen
Spartanburg
Jimmy Cohen
Columbia
Ack Cohen
Funeral plans for Mrs. Abe Slutsky noted in Charleston
The obituary for Mrs. Abe Slutsky of Gastonia mentions seven grandchildren and a funeral at 4 p.m. today in Charleston, S.C. The family requests memorials to the North Carolina Jewish Home for the Aged at Clemmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Slutsky
Gastonia
Charleston
S.C
North Carolina
Clemmons
Ginn Infant Lexington Dies. Graveside Service Today
Ruth Ann Ginn infant daughter of Luther Jack Ginn and Doris Elizabeth Craver Ginn of Lexington died Sunday at Lexington Memorial Hospital. Survived by sister Alta Elizabeth Ginn brother Alfred Luther Ginn half brother Stephen Eugene Snyder and grandparents Virginia Ginn Windy Hill Beach SC and Raymond Eugene Craver Linwood RT 1. Graveside service was to be held at Bethel Cemetery at 2 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ruth Ann Ginn
Luther Jack
Doris Elizabeth Craver Ginn
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Alta Elizabeth Ginn
Alfred Luther Ginn
Stephen Eugene Snyder
Rt. 1
Linwood
Virginia Ginn
Windy Hill Beach
S.C
Raymond Eugene Craver
Bethel Cemetery
Revival at First Wesleyan Church Extends Through Oct 11
A revival at First Wesleyan Church continues through Sunday October 11 with daily services at 7 30 p m led by Rev P Carpenter of Kentucky. Special singing will be presented by Prof Gordon Miller president of Kernersville Wesleyan College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Wesleyan Church
Carpenter
Kentucky
Gordon Miller
Kernersville Wesleyan College
Average Man Seeks to Track Side of His Burden
A pithy reflection notes that every man carries desires and frustrations, and wishes some distractions would divert attention from personal aims. The quip hints at common human foibles and momentary diversions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred D. Hendrix
Neal Eller
Milton Warf
Floral Garden Memorial Park
Burton Ave
Rt. 2
Kernersville
Sam W. Connor Jr
Jimmy Pope
Joe Connor
Paul Landreth
Horace McGee
Clayton Kearns
Western Electric Co
George Burton
Baptist Church
Clara Lambert Dodson
Frances L. Klemm
Wrightsville Beach
First Baptist Church
S. J. Loflin
Tey Ls
Lexington Ave
Emma Jane Newton
Presbyterian Home
Graveside
Ri E Guilford Memorial Park
P.m
Sechral Chapel
G. E
Pete
Raymond L. Morgan
O. K. Dodson
K-Mart & Towne Theatre
High Point, N.C
Ginn Infant
Chanufacturete of
Ci Courpsrasford Ince Igs
Lewis Supply CO
Good Housekeeping
Eckerds Drug Stores
NCNB
North Carolina National Bank
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