Deaths And Funerals White Funeral Set Thursday
Mrs. Josephine Davis White 85 of Rt 3 died at 3 30 a m in High Point Memorial Hospital after long illness. She was born Jan 3 1880 in Randolph County daughter of Daniel and Margaret Davis a lifetime resident of the area and wife of Carl S White since 1924. She was a Methodist survivor include husband sister Mrs Clarence Farr of 1111 Adams St and brother Will Davis of Rt 3. Funeral 3 30 p m Thursday at Mt Vernon Methodist Church Rev W C Anderson officiating burial in church cemetery will be at Sechrest Funeral Home Lexington Ave remains will be at the funeral home 30 minutes before services.
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Josephine
Jane) Davis White
Rt. 3
High Point Memorial Hospital
White
Randolph County
Daniel Branson
Margaret Delphina Hill Davis
Carl S. White
Clarence Farr
Adams St
Will Davis
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
W. C. Anderson
Ie Church
Sechrest Funeral Home
Lexington Ave
Death Claims Moses Stadiem
Moses Stadiem 72 of 526 E Farriss Ave died at 7 30 p m Tuesday at High Point Memorial Hospital after two weeks illness He was born January 9 1893 in Danville Virginia son of David and Betty Stadiem He married Frances Marx in 1919 and lived in High Point since 1949 engaged in real estate He was WWI veteran and member of B N ai Brith Israel Synagogue Survived by wife Frances son Bernard and two sisters Funeral 4 p m at Sechrest Chapel Ave with Rabbi Herbert Silberman burial Hebrew Cemetery Greensboro
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Moses Stadiem
E. Farriss Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Stadiem
Danville
David
Betty Stadiem
Frances Marx
High Point
B’nai Brith Israel Synagogue
Frances M. Stadiem
Bernard Stadiem
Fred D Dish er obituary in Lexington area
Fred D. Disher, 66, died Tuesday at Veterans Hospital in Durham after a three week illness. A retired machinist, he was survived by his wife, a son Robert Disher of Lexington, a daughter Mrs. John Carrick of Greensboro, two stepsons Henry Davis Jr. of Lexington and Bobby Davis of Rt. 8 Lexington, and two brothers Eli and Beckner Disher of Lexington.
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Lexington
Fred D. Disher
Veterans Hspital
Durham
Robert Disher
John Carrick
Greensboro
Henry Davis Jr
Bobby Davis
Rt. 8
Beckner
Rt. 10
Ree
Eli Disher
Lex
Funeral for Orville Spencer Held at Southside Baptist
Funeral service for Orville Edward Spencer conducted by Rev. A. C. Moody Robbins was held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Southside Baptist Church.
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Orville Edward Spencer
Southside Baptist Church
A. C. Moody Robbins
Grace Fine Stoves dies at 62 in Denton area
Grace Fine Stoves of Denton aged 62 died Tuesday at Hilltop Rest Home near Spencer after a period of illness. She was born in Davidson and the family will be at the funeral home today from 7 to 9 p m.
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Denton
Grace Fine Stoves
High Point
Tues
Wathie
Hilltop Rest
Spencer
Davidson
Mrs Lena Easter Buie Dies at 79 in Thomasville
Mrs Lena Easter Buie widow of Jay Buie died at midnight Sunday aged 79 of Rt. 3 Thomasville. Services were at Liberty Baptist Church Tuesday at 4 p m led by Rev Kenneth A Miller and Rev Harold R Fletcher. Burial followed in Pallbearers cemetery. Survivors include Paul Grubb Newman Lanier Gene Buie Worth Buie Clifford Lanier and Oscar Hicks.
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Thomasville
Puserel
Lena Easter Buie
Rt. 3
Liberty Baptist Church
Kenneth A. Miller
Harold R. Fletcher
Pallbearers
Paul Grubb
Newman Lanier
Gene Buie
Worth Buie
Clifford Lanier
Oscar Hicks
D W Clinard 82 Dies in High Point Memorial
Thomasville D W Clinard 82 of Rt 1 Old Lexington Rd died at High Point Memorial Hospital Tuesday night after years of declining health. Born April 27 1883 in Davidson County he lived in Rich Fork Community and belonged to Rich Fork Baptist Church. Funeral at Rich Fork Baptist Church Thursday at 3 pm burial in church cemetery. Memorials to Rich Fork building fund.
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Thomasville
David W. Clinard
Rt. 1
Old Lexington Rd
High Point
Davidson County
William A
Fostine Tussey Clinard
Rich Fork Church
Rich Baptists Church
Woodlies
Ville
Frank
Reva) Snyder
Meredith C. Myers
Jesse
Hannah) Burgess
Norfolk
Webb Clinard
Brown Clinard
Madora Shuler
Rt. 3
Rich Fork Baptist Church
James R. Helvey Jr
G. Harold Myers
Inman L. Stewart
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral
Obituary for Mabel Bury and Proctor family kin
Mabel Bury of High Point and Viola Proctor of Rocky Mount are survived by four brothers Les Rimmer and Charlie Rimmer of High Point Henry Rimmer of Danville Virginia and Roy Rimmer of Norfolk Virginia. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Berry's Grove Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Mabel Bury
High Point
Viola Proctor
Rocky Mount
Leslie
Charlie Rimmer
Henry Rimmer
Danville
Roy Rimmer
Norfolk
Berry's Grove Baptist Church
Potts Family Survive in Probate Notice Listing
Survivors include her husband Nathan C Potts one daughter Mrs Doris Dillon of Rt 3 Mocksville one son Cletus Potts of Orangeburg S Stafford.
Funeral services in Thomasville for Estelle
Funeral services were held at Emmanuel United Church Tuesday at 2 p.m. for Estelle who died in North Carolina. Wayne Fouts and Rev Lawrence Leonard officiated. Burial followed in the cemetery with pallbearers John Bailey Dale Kennedy Parker Kennedy Charlie Bowers.
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Thomasville
Presse
Beld Emanuel United Church
Wayne Fouts
Lawrence Leonard
Cangeametery
John Baily
Dale Kennedy
Parker Kennedy
Charlie Bowers
Ae Oe
Estelle
North Carlina
Horta Saturay
Funeral service for Asheboro resident held at First Baptist
Funeral arrangements for a longtime Asheboro resident were announced with services at First Baptist Church. Burial was planned at a local cemetery. The deceased, Mr. Councilman, died Tuesday morning in Durham.
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Asheboro
First Baptist Fhsivals Pohseeen
Councilman
Volleams ‘Teotal
Durham
High Point Museum Schedules Thursday Open for Fall Market Buyers
The High Point Museum in the Little Red School House at Ray and N Hamilton Streets will host Thursday visits from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. for buyers and others during the fall Southern furniture market. The museum normally opens only Sundays but is offering a weekday session this week due to market crowds. The collection covers High Point’s early history and the city’s furniture industry beginnings. Astronomy is noted as the oldest physical science.
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Ers
Little Red School House
Ray and
N. Hamilton Streets
High Point
Eight Boys Welcomed By Woods Cross Mother
Salt Lake City AP reports Blaine Jorgensen of Woods Cross learned she is mother to a baby girl, contradicting her eight sons and surprising the family.
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Salt Lake City
Blaine Jorgensen
Woods Cross
Jorgensen
NASA displays space photos showing El Paso map likeness
Photos from the Geminin 4 mission shown at a NASA symposium reveal one image so clear a street map of El Paso Texas could be drawn from it. The June pictures were taken from 150 miles up and displayed for scientists.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Administration
el Paso
Tex
NASA
Klansman Receives Medicine After Rally Delay
An exchange at a Ku Klux Klan rally ends with a Grand Dragon demanding verification of vows and receiving a bottle of stomach medicine from Jones. The event ran late and full details reached the FBI hours later.
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Grand Dragon
Jones
Students Polled On U.S. Policy in Viet Nam
A North Carolina State public information officer says only two of 24 N C State students polled voiced opposition to U S policy in Vietnam. The random poll was conducted by Jim Willis of the office.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
N. C
U.S
Viet Nam
Jim Willis
Tee Office
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Ave
Herbert Silberman
Hebrew Cemetery
Greens
Fred Disher
C. E. Spencer
Mrs. Grace Stoves
Jay Buie
D. W. Clinard
Linzy Rimmer
N. C. Potts
Sidney Estelle
George G. Councilman
Buy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sears Freday
Craftsman
Sears
Crafteman
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