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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1974

Page

7

Deaths and Funerals Mix in High Point Area

A string of obituaries from High Point and surrounding towns notes the deaths of John William Long Sr 69 Corinne Woody Miss Carrie Ellen Vuncannon Fannie May Michael and others. Long formerly of High Point worked 36 years at Lilly Company and was active at Ebenezer United Methodist Church. Corinne Woody 77 of Holly Grove died at Lexington Memorial Hospital retired Lynn Mills employee and Mount Tabor United Church of Christ member. Carrie Ellen Vuncannon 83 died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital taught in multiple North Carolina towns and preached at First Wesleyan Church. Fannie May Michael 82 of Greensboro died at L Richardson Memorial Hospital survived by two sons and a brother. Funeral arrangements and burial plans are listed for each.

John William Long Sr High Point High Point Memorial Hospital Mr. Long Richmond County Christopher C Sallie Driggers Long Randolph County The Lilly Company Ebenezer United Methodist Church Bessie Gallimore J. W. Long Jr Renda Dr Archdale Elisha T. Long the Lilly Co Corinne Woody Lexington Corinne B. Woody Rt. 1 Holly Grove Lexington Memorial Hospital Lynn Mills Landis Mount ‘Tabor Frank Woody Jr U.S. Navy Philippines Helen Olsen Freemont Calif Mae Baley Chicago Ill Edith Tongish South Sioux City Neb Vera Flynn Palo Alto Mount Tabor United Church of Christ Piedmont Funeral Home Chapel Westlawn Memorial Park Funeral Carrie Ellen Vuncannon Bencing Place Miss Vuncannon James Marshall Margaret Jane Farlow Vuncannon Greensboro Lumberton Jamestown First Wesleyan Church Fannie Michael Fannie May Michael Walker Ave L. Richardson Memorial Hospital St. Johns United Methodist Church H. W. Robbins Harold Worthington Robbins East Broadway St Hopewell John Randolph Hospital Mr. Robbins Samuel J. and Frieda Sykes Robbins U.S. Marine Corps Allied Chemical Co Numa F. Reid Lodge Dorothy A. Robbins Michael 5 Craig E. Robbins Madge Little Burlington Helen Boyer Glen Burnie Betty Burleson Council St Jean Gault Las Vegas Nevada Samuel J. Robbins Oakland Theron Robbins Emerywood Court Apts Jimmy A. Robbins Miami, Fla Joel O. Robbins Sechrest Chapel BE. W. Price Jr Floral Garden Park Numa F. Reid Masonic Lodge Sechrest Funeral Home

School Menus Week Listing

Tuesday features Frank a Roll Turnip Greens Cornbread applesauce. Wednesday offers Creamed Turkey Mashed Potatoes Green Beans hot rolls Banana Pudding. Thursday serves Pizza Tossed Salad Buttered Corn Gelatin. Friday includes Fish Portions Carrot Sticks School Beans Pineapple Pudding. High School menu shows Chili con Carne Cole Slaw Fruit Cup Vegetable Soup Tuna Salad Sandwich Pickles Spaghetti Garlic Bread Apple Cobbler Toasted Cheese Sandwich French Fries Pineapple Upside Down Cake.

Multiple petty thefts and vandalism reported across town

Two gunmen were seen at College Village Shopping Center while a purse containing $200 contact lenses was reported stolen from a W Ray Street home being readied as a High Point Youth Council haunted house. A Betsy Hall reported $40 stolen from her purse on Asheboro Street. Vandals damaged Evansville Veneer Co. windows by $150. A $100 car window was broken on Sherrod Street, Billy Ray Fritts of Route 3 named. Three men caused $100 damage at Southern Furniture Market Center on E Green Drive and E Wrenn Street. A BB gun shattered windows at West End Mission on Redding Street. Several youths faced charges, including assault with a deadly weapon against Tommy Cecil and others, felonious larceny against George Frank Croft, escape, drunken driving, and five counts of issuing worthless checks.

College Village Tonya McLamb Elder Road W. Ray Street High Point Youth Council Betsy Hall Asheboro Street E. Grimes Avenue Evansville Sherrod Street Billy Ray Fritts Route 3 Southern Furniture Market E. Green Drive E. Wrenn Street West End Redding Street Tommy Cecil BE. Russell Avenue Vernon Clyde Lovette Dartmouth Street Donald Hunt Putnam Avenue Johnny Aubry Kenneth Nelson Lindsay Street Donald Ray Hill Chandler Street Ola Mae Elltiston Leonard Street George Frank Croft E. Commerce Avenue Steve Edward Overman Springfield Road Clyde Lewis King Kroll Lane James Robert Elrod Bridges Drive

Baby raccoons called cubs in nature lesson

Andy answers a question about baby raccoons from Laura Dex of Allen town Pennsylvania. The piece explains baby raccoons are typically called cubs, though zoologists use cub after birth and through the first year. It details the raccoon range, birth, development, and feeding, plus a nighttime, woodland childhood ending at about one year.

Andy Laura Dex Allentown Pennsylvania Cutie Canada Central America

School Board Debates Renovation Versus New Junior High

The board weighs expanding existing schools against building a new junior high as Griffin faces aging facilities. Members disagree on need for a new school, want an architect’s study and cost estimate, with a decision expected in two to three months and a November plan for renovation scope.

James Chestnut Chestnut Eva Stewart Griffin

Market outlook hints at inflation laden path ahead

Cortelyou projects a slow start to the year with a plateau in the market and a potential lift in the latter half if buying confidence returns. Kaiser notes furniture could lag next year due to housing starts, disposable income, and consumer willingness to spend, all pressured by inflation.

Cortelyou Kaiser

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