Death claims G. E. Hepler
George Hart Hepler 79 of Jackson Lake Road died today at 5 05 am in High Point Memorial Hospital after two years of declining health and a week in critical condition Hepler born Sept 28 1897 in Davidson County was a former employee of Tomlinsons High Point Seating and served as vice president of Hepler Frames Inc until 1968 Hepler attended Springfield Baptist Church married Pearl Cox on April 14 1923 she survives with one daughter three grandchildren four great grandchildren four sisters and one brother Funeral will be Saturday at 2 pm at Cumby Archdale Chapel with burial at Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church Cemetery in Thomasville The body will lie in state at Cumby Mortuary Archdale Friday 7 to 9 pallbearers named
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James Ransom Williams
High Point
High Point i Memorial Hospital
Mr. Williams
Greenville
D.C
James Roland
Lillie Mae Cunningham Williams
Lois Loving
U.S. Air Force
Lexington Ave
Lynn Williams
Vivian Williams
Charleston
Edwin Lee Williams
Tallahassee
Fla
Harold C. Davis
J. A. Grout
Clyde Parker
Floral Garden Park
George Hart Hepler
Jackson Lake Road
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hepler
Davidson County
Cornelious
Mary Louiser Pierce Hepter
Tomlinson’s
Hepter Frames Inc
Springfield Baptist Church
Pearl Cox
J. W
Dot) Carmichael Jr
Addie Cox
Allie Jones
Route 4
Benniglie Loflin
Ollie Rea Hepler
Denton
Carl Hepler
Thomasville
Cumby Archdale Chapel
Bobby Loving
Billy McMahan
Otis Biles
Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church
Cumby Mortuary
Archdale
Emmett Stone Dies At 66
Emmett Vernon Stone 66 of Greensboro died at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital after three months as a patient. Born in Richmond Va March 5 1910 he lived in High Point 30 years. He founded Artistic Inc was a Mason and Lions Club leader. Surviving daughter Barbara Stone Newton Raleigh and brother George P. Stone Richmond. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday Sechrest Chapel with Masonic rites Forsyth Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Emmett Vernon Stone
Chimney Rock Road
Greensboro
Moses H. Cone
Powell Kernsville man dies. three generations mourn
Roger Warren Powell 51 of 310 Branch St Kernersville died Wednesday at home. He was a Navy World War II veteran. Survived by wife Evelyn, two sons Ronald of Rock Hill SC and Michael of Kernersville, two daughters Elaine Watson and Anne Norman, three brothers Paul, Harold and Norman, and eight grandchildren. Burial Friday at Kernersville Memory Gardens after funeral at Pierce Funeral Home Chapel. In Salisbury Archie C Yost Sr 80 Route 13 died Monday. six sons and five daughters survive. Funeral was held today at Lyerly Funeral Home Chapel with burial at St Pauls Lutheran Cemetery.
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Kernersville
Roger Warren Powell
Branch St
U.S. Navy
Evelyn Welch Powell
Ronald Powell
Rock Hill
S.C
Michael Powell
Elaine Watson
Anne Norman
Paul Powell
Harmony
Harold Powell
Mocksville
Norman Powell
Statesville
Pierce Funeral Home
Salisbury
Archie C. Yost Sr
Route 13
Rowan County
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Elmer Yost
Kannapolis
Gaither Yost
Lexington
Carlee
Marvin
Fred
A. C. Yost Jr
Mary Crider
Roy
Myrtle Sharpe
Jake Ritchie
Ed Leazer
Lyerly Funeral Home Chapel
Banks W. Mullis
St. Paul's Lutheran Church Cemetery
Service News Highlights Local Air Force Graduates and Assignments
Airman Roger D. Transeau, son of Trinity residents, selected for technical training at Lowry AFB after Lackland basics. James M. Brantley, Asheboro native and weapons systems officer, reports to Eglin AFB with prior Kunsan duty and NC State education. T/Sgt. Wallace K. Murray, son of Thomasville residents, earns Air Force Commendation Medal at Patrick AFB for meritorious service with a Germany-based unit. Murray’s wife Cynthia is daughter of Wilmington, Delaware residents.
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Roger D.transeau
Lee R. Transeau
Rt. 2
Trinity
Lowry Afb
Colo
Lackland Afb
Texas
Transeau
Trinity High School
Air Force
James M. Brantley
Jessie Brantley
Tory Lane
Asheboro
Eglin Afb
Fla
Brantley
Kunsan AB
Republic of Korea
Asheboro High School
N. C. State University
Raleigh
Officer Training School
Ridge and Gregson Obituaries From Asheboro and Sanford
Walter Ernest Ridge 76 of 609 Sunset Ave departed this Wednesday at home after a 40 year run as Ridge Auto Mart dealer in Asheboro He leaves wife Ency Hancock Ridge daughters Betty Craven and Ernestine Bishop son James W Ridge brother Dewey Ridge and sisters Ruby Austin and Effie Weaver Funeral at Pugh Funeral Home with burial at Randolph Memorial Park Julius Fulton Gregson of 648 Spring Lane died Wednesday in Lee County Hospital He was a First Baptist Church member and leaves wife Maude Lord Gregson children Julius Fulton Gregson Jr Virginia Snell Julia Blalock brothers Raymond James and Webb Gregson and six others Funeral Friday at First Baptist with burial at Buffalo Cemetery Family visitation at Rogers Funeral Home 7 30 to 9 tonight TRUMP CARDS Youths visions of the future surpass old age in its advantage.
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Biscoe
Arthur James Dunn
Moore Memorial Hospital
Pinehurst
Biscoe Presbyterian Church
Rosaleen Bingham Dunn
Linda Massey
Garner
Sué Campbell
Marie Dunn
Graham C. Dunn
Asheboro
Jerry Dunn
Troy
Max
Benny Dunn
Betty Sedberry
Pensacola
Fra
Doris Johnson
Hattie Crofts
Greensboro
Carleen Kennedy
Louella McLeod
J. B. Garrett
Glenn Hicks
Biscoe Cemetery
Phillips Funeral Home
Star Tonight
American Heart Fund
Walter Ernest Ridge
Sunset Ave
Randolph County
Ridge Auto Mart
First United Methodist Church
Ency Hancock Ridge
Betty Craven
Southern
Ruby Austin
Effie Weaver
High Point
Pugh Funeral Home
Donald Haynes
Ed Biggers
Randolph Memorial Park Cemetery
Sanford
Julius Fulton Gregson
Spring Lane
Lee County Hospital
First Baptist Church
Maude Lord Gregson
Julius Fulton Gregson Jr
Virginia Snell
Decatur
Ill
Julia Blalock
Gastonia
Raymond Gregson
Raleigh
James Gregson
Webb Gregson
Laurinburg
McLean and Williams Obituaries Note Local Deaths
A. B. McLean of Aberdeen 64 former hosiery mill owner and retired insurance adjuster dies in Moore Memorial Hospital Pinehurst. Survived by daughter Janet and four sisters. Service 3 p.m. Bethesda Presbyterian Church Aberdeen with burial Bethesda Cemetery. Clarence Williams 46 of Route 1 Siler City dies in N C Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill. Native of Chatham County former Siler City Mills employee. Survived by four daughters two sons three sisters two brothers and burial details planned at North Sixth Avenue First Baptist Church.
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Pinehurst
A. Bradford McLean
N. Poplar St
Aberdeen
Moore Memorial Hospital
Davidson College
U.S. Navy
Bethesda Presbyterian Church
Janet McLean
New York
N.Y
J. K. Bridgers
Beatrice Buchanan
George W. Campbell
High Point
Bill Taylor
Goldsboro
W. C. Neil
Bethesda Cemetery
Siler City
Clarence Williams
N.C. Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
Chatham County
Siler City Mills
Nancy Anderson
Carthage
Sandra Kaye Williams
Janice Alston
Gail Marie Williams
Asheboro
Clarence Leon Person
Los Angeles
Calif
Ernest Williams
Lucille Currie
Alberta Person
Annie Ruth Chavis
Greensboro
Jesse Williams
Charlie Roscoe Williams
North Sixth Avenue
First Baptist Church
James E. Brown
NO CHANCE The Lost and Found Nerve Column
A witty commentary on lost nerve and courage appears in a playful urban column. The piece mocks misplaced bravado and challenges readers to confront fear with humor and resilience.
The Lohman and Barkley Debut In Odd Variety Run
Los Angeles based duo Al Lohman and Roger Barkley host a quirky syndicated series The Lohman and Barkley airing in a few cities since August. The show features surreal bits like The Swiss Family Door Slammers and a Duck a L Orange recipe, with guests such as Martha Raye.
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Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
Lohman
Barkley
al Lohman
Storm Lake
Roger Barkley
Odebolt
Sation Kfi
Mery Griffin
Martha Raye
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C.R. Johnson Hoover
J. R. Williams
Charles Ross Johnson
N. Centennial St
Mr. Johnson
Winston-Salem
Chapman
Carrie Hampton Johnson
Alderman Studio
Bennett Advertising Co
Grace Lutheran Church
Lillian McGee
Clyde
Patricia) Garrison Jr
Pulaski
William
Ann) Linthicum
Glenwick Lane
Charles R. Johnson
Mrs. Rosa Welborn
Ramseur
Rosa Kidd Welborn
Ramseur Wesleyan Church
Leon Thompson
R J Hobbs
James Newell
Charles Stout
Pleasant Ridge United Church
Walter Hayes Hoover
Albertson Road
Samuel and
Margaret Johnson Hoover
Mary Peace
Globe Parlor Furniture Co
Oak Hill Friends Meeting
Hayes M. Hoover
Cook St
Bessie White
Eastview St
Daisy Hinson
Rt. 1
Howard Seymour
C. A. Pless
Clyde Arlin Press
Milton St
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Cabarrus County
Salem Electric Co
Main Street
Ann Shoe
Ada Moose
Rockwell
van Page Pless
Main Street United Methodist Church
Kernersville Memory Gardens
Main Funeral Home
Geneva Smith
Davidson Funeral Home
Alvin Everhart
Don Cappell
Lexington City Cemetery
A. J. Dunn
North Main
Farriss Avenue
Preferred Funeral Directors International
Walter H. Hoover
Harold
Davis Chapel
Joe R. Williams
Sechrest
National One
BS Morticians
Emmett Vernon Stonedam
Charles Johnson
Trindale RD
John T. Dunn
Helen Tuggle
Marion Tam Cumby ChestNut Drive
George Earl Hepler Tom
Srchdale Chapel
Orrell's Funeral Home
G. E. Hepler
Emmett Stone
Barbara Stone Newton
George P. Stone
Richmond, Va
Sechrest Chapel
Murray Bullock
William J. Wrenn Jr
Forsyth Memorial Park
Numa F. Reid Lodge
A.F
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High Point Lions Club
A. W. Powell
A. C. Yost
Wallace K Murray
Mrs
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William Conrad
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Ralph Waite
Michael Learned
Islands
Jack Lord
Steve McGarrett
Barnaby
Buddy Ebsen
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J. F. Gregson
A. B. McLean
Sears Electric CO
Lohman and Barkley
Wfmyy
Graansboro
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