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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1967
Page
22
The World Today notes housewives complain of high meat costs while livestock farmers say prices are too low to sustain operations. Department figures show beef and pork prices. cattle feeding profits fluctuated year to year. Experts urge industry driven stability with possible government help.
Miss Phyllis Wheatly Jackson 35 of 1206 Hoover Street died Wednesday at N C Memorial Hospital Lumberton She was born March 2 1932 in Ellerbe daughter of Meretta Suber She lived in High Point nine years and worked at Miller TV Co She was an Emmanuel Baptist Church member Survivors include her mother Elizabeth N J a half sister Creola Armstrong Buffalo N Y and grandparents Allen Jackson Ellerbe Funeral is Sunday at 1 pm at Sarona Church Ellerbe burial in church cemetery Body at Moore Funeral Home until 10 am Sunday family at the funeral home Saturday 7 9 pm and at 1206 Hoover St
Edgar Farris Snider 71 of Route 3 died Thursday at home. Survived by wife Nannie Haltom Snider son Raymond Snider Dallas daughter Margie Huff Route 3 and brother Crola Snider Denton. Funeral 4 p m Saturday First Baptist Church Denton burial Denton Cemetery. Body at Hoover Funeral Home until 30 minutes before service. family at funeral home tonight 7 to 9.
Dalford Spencer Mishoe aged 62 of 219 Idol Drive died Tuesday at High Point Memorial Hospital after a six week admission. A funeral was held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at First Pit Church with Rev. O L Ruth and Rev. F W Henry officiating. Burial followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Pallbearers were Walter Morris Walter Johnson David Davis Raymond Chambers Joe Hoover John Lain Otis Nance and Stamey Stroud with an employee of Life Insurance Company of Virginia serving as honorary pallbearer.
Babson Park viewpoint notes talent migration from Europe and Canada to the United States, especially in medicine, and observes brain drain within the U S with urbanization. It urges improvements for gifted education, smaller classes, better curricula, and heightened community responsibility to nurture gifted children.
Mrs. William Rains returns daily to the Louisville scene of her wedding held in the beauty shop where she works. The ceremony occurred at the same location while dozens of women sat under hair dryers in the adjacent area as business continued.
Graves 46 of 509 W 122 St New York N Y died Thursday at Kings County Hospital after two weeks illness He was born in Guilford County son of the late Peter Edward and Sallie Sawyer Graves He attended High Point public schools and belonged to St Mark Methodist Church A World War II veteran Survivors include his wife four children five grandchildren and nine sisters The body returned to Moore Funeral Home and will move to 1855 Blain St today at 6 p m Funeral Saturday at 11 a m at St Mark Methodist Church Rev L Sellers Jr officiating Burial in Greenhill Cemetery
The Rev. R Ralph Nichols of Tampa Florida argues in Together Magazine that without God there would be no void to feel in modern life. He cites theologians who describe the God absence and suggests the sense of loss remains, even if God were absent.
Mrs Sally White wife of A J White of Rt 1 Franklinville died in Randolph Memorial Hospital on Thursday. Survived by her husband are three sons Terry White Oakie and Odell White, five daughters Virgil Johnson E P Trog don James Lucas Alma White Patricia White, three sisters Amond Walker Howard Robertson Julia Beck and a brother Hillery Coley. Funeral at 3 p m Saturday at Cool Springs Baptist Church.
The 17 year old Robert Marshall Styron known as Bobby of 2424 Dane Street will be honored in Sechrest Chapel at 11 a.m. Saturday with Rev. C. Dewey Smith officiating. Burial follows in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home and the family hosts visiting hours tonight from 7 to 9. Bobby was a student at Allen Jay High School and died Tuesday.
Junior Thomas Freeman 45 died after being pronounced dead on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital. Funeral service was Thursday at 4 p.m. at Albertson Road Baptist Church led by Rev. Wesley Craven and Rev. J J Thornburg with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Pallbearers named Howard Callahan Wilburn Gravely C M Bame Frank Myers Don Yates and Laurin Welborn.
Richard L Beard of 3 A Daniel Brooks Apartments died Tuesday morning in Hickory Memorial Hospital. He was born in Gaffney South Carolina to John L. and Harmelda Beard and lived in High Point for 40 years. He was active in Brooks Memorial Methodist Church and various Masonic and Eastern Star organizations. Survivors include wife Virginia Shaw Beard, two daughters Mary Beard and Annie Lois Beard, and two sons Landrum Z and Clarence Beard.
Funeral will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. at Brooks Memorial Methodist Church conducted by Rev. W. R. Crawford. Burial follows in Greenhill Cemetery. Body remains at Moore Funeral Home until placed in the church one hour before the service. Family at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9.
Mrs. Mary Susan Wilson Trexler 78 widow of W W Trexler of Welcome died Thursday in Mercy Hospital Charlotte. Funeral 2 30 p m Saturday at Erlanger Methodist Church. She was of the Methodist faith.
Four Randolph County men will be inducted into the Army on November 21 at an induction center, with 37 others scheduled for pre induction examination on November 16, according to Mrs. Carlene Wallis, clerk of the local Selective Service Board.
Funeral services for George Ernest Melton age 73 will be held Saturday at 2 p m at Green Street Baptist Church with Dr E W Price Jr officiating Burial will follow at Oakwood Cemetery The body will lie in Cumby Mortuary until 30 minutes before the service Home is at 607 Belmont Drive Melton a Woodmen of the World member for more than 50 years died Tuesday in High Point Memorial Hospital
Jamestown Elementary School PTA approved a 1285 budget for the year and outlined a Tiger Bowl football event for elementary teams plus two fund-raising suppers. The plan dedicates 100 for the Girl Scout Troop and 725 for instructional equipment. Principal Olin Jackson announced a Nov 11 double header at the school field featuring Pee Wee and Midget boys from Jamestown against visiting teams.
A 17 year old pedestrian was struck by a car at 7 p.m. Thursday while crossing E Green Drive. David Keith Boggs of E Green was not thought to be seriously injured. The driver Elizabeth Crawford of Jamestown faced no charges. An 8 a.m. Greensboro Road and King Street wreck caused $500 damage with no injuries. Drivers faced traffic offenses: Rachel Garner of Jamestown charged with exceeding a safe speed and Delila Tepper of State Street charged with improper brakes.
The white cliffs of England are made from foraminifera, minute sea organisms whose bodies piled up over millions of years. A teaspoon could hold about half a million of these single celled creatures.
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