Deaths and Funerals dominate local notices with multiple deaths
A long list of deaths and funeral details fills the page. Mrs. Anna M. Wilson 93, of The Presbyterian Home, Lincoln County birth, former Raleigh teacher, graveside at Mahpelah Cemetery Denver. Mrs. Della Awalt 44 Lexington, survived by son William, sisters, funeral Tuesday. Mrs. Lillian Bullins 73 Madison, many children and grandchildren, funeral Tuesday at Bethesda United Methodist Church. Barney Morgan 78 High Point, ex Dallas Upholstery worker, funeral Tuesday at Lebanon United Methodist Church. Dr. Benjamin Feen 70 Cherry Hill NJ, Navy captain, funeral Tuesday in Sechrest Chapel. Mrs. Mack Richardson Beatrice 49 Winston-Salem area, three sons and four brothers listed, funeral Tuesday. Mrs. W. N. Stewart Alpha 64 Lexington, funeral Tuesday. Mrs. Opal Creed Coble 58 High Point, church member, funeral Tuesday. Mrs. Coble’s family details and burial plans. Mr. Murphy R. Coble memorial and church services. Mrs. Tomlin 84 High Point, Mt. Vernon Baptist Church service Thursday. Mr. Hayle Lopp 87 Randleman, WWII veteran, funeral Tuesday at Cumby Chestnut Drive Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Wilson
Presbyterian Home
Denver
Della Awalt
Lexington
Della Sherlin Awalt
Seventh St
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
William Awalt
Alice Bean
Virginia Stanley
Asheville
Davidson Funeral Home
Charles Hartwell
Lexington City Cemetery
Lillian Bullins
Madison
Lillian Frye Bullins
High Point Memorial Hospital
Freeman Harter
Rt. 1
Mayodan
Louise Tilley
Bassett
Jessie Bullins
Ernest Bullins
Walnut Cove
W. A. Bullins
Walter Bullins
Mississippi
Lillie Harmond
Eden
Buck
Johnny Bullins
Elsie Hiatt
Westfield
Ora Chamby
High Point
Fletcher
Sam
Gene Frye
Mount Airy
Bethesda United Methodist Church
Cecil Gann
Arthur Reid
Warren Hawks
Ray Funeral Home
Barney Benjamin Morgan
Pineview St
Rex Hospital
Raleigh
Mr. Morgan
Moore County
Haywood
Hannah Smith Morgan
Dallas
Lebanon
Earl
Doris) B. Barnes Jr
Harry
Dorothy) Payne
Rt. 2
Grady Morgan
Asheboro
Claude Maness
Robbins
Lebanon United Methodist Church
D. Bryce Parker
Floral Garden Park
Cumby Mortuary
Chestnut Drive
Sarah Herman Feen
Larry
Barbara) Newman
Racine
Wisc
Allen Feen
Tucson
Ariz
Harry Rittenbaum
Atlanta, Ga
Sechrest Chapel
Robert Sandman
Hebrew Cemetery
Winston-Salem Road
Mar
Harry Jacobs
Robin Hood Apts
North Carolina
Clemmons
Mack Richardson
Beatrice Richardson
Marion Drive
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Montgomery County
Steve Fields
New York
Cary Fields
Orlando
Fla
Barry Richardson
Betty Mason
Alfred Richardson
Mount Gilead
Gene Richardson
Archdale
Fillmore Richardson
Thomasville
Ronnie Richardson
Calvary Baptist Church of
Troy
James Williams
Jerry Laughter
Hinson Funeral Home
W. N. Stewart
Alpha Ervin Stewart
White St
Lexington Memorial Hospital
North Lexington
Robert Floyd
Forest Hill Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral Home
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
F. C. Bass
Piedmont Memorial Garden
Hairlip Funeral Home
H. E. Lopp
Hayle
Edward Lopp
Randleman
Moses Cone Hospital
Greensboro
Mr. Lopp
Guilford County
David F
Vera C. Clapp Lopp
DeLuxe Law and Tool Co
Hattie Mae Tise
Larry Hill
Lloyd
Lucille) Smith
Frances Lopp
Aberdeen
Cumby Chestnut Drive
Lee Stewart
E. W. Clapp
Carolina Biblical Gardens
Guilford
Jamestown
Paul Wrenn
Wayne Sasser
Steve Smith
Bobby Garner
Benjamin Mitchell
Roland Wright
Death claims Mrs. Lasley 87 in High Point
Vera Forrest Lasley 87 of 2100 Chestnut St died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital at 9 07 AM after nine years of declining health. Born July 31 1889 in Stanly County she lived in High Point since 1925. She was twice married and presided at Central Monument Co. She survived by one daughter Mrs. Norman Peace one son J Howard Forrest four grandsons and a great grandchild. Funeral arrangements incomplete. The body at Sechrest Funeral Home. Family to gather at 1311 Chestnut Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Forrest Lasley
Chestnut St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lasley
Stanly County
Benjamin
Elizabeth Forrest
High Point
O. W. Forrest
J. B. Lasley
Central Monument Co
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Norman
Betty) Peace
Chestnut Drive
Jd. Howard Forrest
Wayside St
Sechrest Funeral Home
Peace
Low turnout for swine flu shots in Randolph County
Randolph County Public Health Administrator George Elliott cited a disappointing turnout at Saturday clinics in Asheboro and Archdale with only 250 vaccinated versus 1,750 the prior Monday. The program will join regular clinics, allowing eligible residents to receive shots at Asheboro from 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4:30 p.m. weekdays, and at Archdale on Mondays and Thursdays 1 to 4:30 p.m. Eligibility includes those over 60 and chronically ill from age three up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wrenn
Enterprise
Asheboro
Randolph County
George Elliott
Archdale
Elliott
Health Department
Lexington Man Held In Slaying
A Lexington man, James Lee Mize, was arrested in Winston-Salem and charged with first degree murder for the Saturday shooting death of Richard F. Oakley at a south Lexington tavern. Oakley, 21, died Sunday morning at Forsyth Memorial Hospital from a gunshot wound. Funeral arrangements are set at Piedmont Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Forest Hill Memorial Park. Oakley is survived by his wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Lexington
James Lee Mize
Richard F. Oakley
Holly Grove Road
Oakley
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Richard McKinley
Minnie Michael Oakley
Deigh McCarthy Oakley
Route 5
Terry Lynn Oakley
Toby Oakley
Bobby Eugene Oakley
William G. Hinson
Paul L. Hill Jr
Welcome
Daniel G. Hinson
Union Grove
Billy Ray Hinson
Mitzi Ann Oakley
Fire destroys home. three pets dies in blaze at Brookside Drive
Bob Adamson his wife and two children escaped unharmed when smoke woke them at 720 Brookside Drive Sunday around 11 p.m. Firefighters found three pets a dog cat and parrot dead in the house. Cause tentatively overheated chimney igniting wall materials. Additional Sunday calls included a grease fire near 1113 S. Downing St. a car fire on E Farriss Ave and Kirkwood St a seat fire at Center Theatre and a false alarm on Ward Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Adamson
Brookside Drive
Adamson
S. Downing St
E. Farriss Avenue
Kirkwood Street
Center Theatre
Ward Avenue
Thomasville Population Drops 1.3 Percent in Latest Estimate
The Thomasville city population is estimated 1.3 percent lower than the 1970 census. The 1975 estimate places residents at 15,020 versus 15,230 in 1970, guiding revenue sharing funds and Powell Bill street funding allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Office of State Planning
North Carolina
Debates On The Death Penalty At Local Forum
East Carolina University professor Dr. John Long and religion professor Dr. Charles Long will present opposing views on the death penalty in a forum series moderated by Joe Brown of The Enterprise. Organizers say the event aims for a broad cross section and balanced discussion on traditions and future directions, with a grant proposal approved at the previous monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Long
East Carolina University
Charles Long
Joe Brown
The
Enterprise
Ms. Ray
Market optimism from Mohasco firms on upcoming market
Moore notes stronger business toward week end as Stanley’s Classic Movie Promotion and factory operations run full time. Hunziker reports effective tennis promotion, reduced backlogs but rising demand. Chromcraft's Jerry Baker calls Sunday a big dollar day with four days ahead of previous markets and buyers seeking higher quality, larger orders. He predicts an upturn regardless of election outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Stanley
Hunziker
Jerry Baker
Chromcraft
Mohasco, Inc
Moore says no second assassination attempt after Ford shooting
Sara Jane Moore, serving a life sentence at Terminal Island, says she would not attempt an assassination again though she calls her 1975 act unbelievable. She cites tightened security and an unfamiliar gun as reasons for missing President Ford. Secret Service credited Oliver Sipple with deflecting the shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Oliver Sipple
Secret Service
Magnavox eyeing contemporary furniture lines
Wellman and designer Don Kaminski with Jim Feeber and Gene Kile, Magnavox corporate design director, describe efforts on new furniture lines with an emphasis on traditional pieces. They hope to push executives toward embracing contemporary styling as proof of market potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Gene Kile
Don Kaminski
Jim Feeber
Magnavox
Lakes near Oak Hollow flood after heavy rains
,Nature notes describe rapid rise of two lakes to bankful levels. Ward, who lives nearby, recalls seeing a lot of bank at Oak Hollow Friday night and waking Saturday to a full lake as water gushed over spillways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hollow
Ward
Neal Cancels Denton Visit
Fifth District Congressman Steve Neal has canceled his 3:30 to 5 p.m. appearance in Denton on Tuesday. The cancelation stems from a Jimmy Carter visit to the Benton Convention Center in Winston-Salem that day, with the Carter Stop held in Neal's behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Steve Neal
Neal
Jimmy Carter
Benton Convention Center
Winston-Salem
Carter
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Mrs. Coble
Surry County
William
Sarah Jones Creed
Murphy Randolph Coble
First United Methodist Church
Fellowship
United Methodist Women
Congeniality Club
Murphy R. Coble
Carlton
Carol) Brooks
Durham
Edward
Sarah
Sara) Roos
Cocoa Beach
Judy) Pence
Charlotte
Murphy Randolph
Randy) Coble Jr
University of North Carolina At
Jessie Lankford
Pinacle
Raymond Creed
Richard J. Crowder
Richard E. Burkhart
American Cancer Society
Cora Lee Tomlin
West St
Daniel Brooks Apts
Mrs. Tomlin
Eli and
Maranda Scarlett
Mt. Vernon
Tester
Talmadge Gladden
James Wilson
Mrs. Lasley
F.C. Case Madison
Fletcher C. Case
Route 1
Morehead Memorial Hospital
Rockingham County
Mayodan Pentecostal Holiness Church
Doris Justice
Gibsonville
Estelle Manuel
Henry Lemons
Elsie Mabe
Gladys Coble
Marjorie Black
Browns Summit
Hilda Sapp
Wilmington
Garland Neese
Geraldine Calhoun
Josephine Smith
Pine Hall
Clayton Case
Paul Case
R. BE. Alley
Nat Case
Missions Department of
North Main
Farriss Avenue
Harold C. Davis
Internationa
Sechres
Lexington Ave
Moab Fee
John Lee Johnson
Benjamin Goodman Feen Nam
Chapet
Opal Creed
First United Amethodist Church
Chestnut DR
Trindale RD
Hoyle Edward Lopp
Faimmaker
United Way Report
Nature
Ts Bunaral
Matal Casker
Orrell's
P.O. Box
N.C
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
English Rd
High Point, N.C
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