Raleigh obit notices: Shover K Jackson dies at 73
Shover K Jackson 73 of Raleigh died Tuesday at Rex Hospital. Retired field agronomist for Potash Institute of Atlanta native of High Point. Survivors: widow Edna Rising Jackson sister Mittie Wilson of High Point and three brothers Phillip Jackson Pittsboro Paul Jackson Pleasant Garden and Glenn Jackson Orlando Fla. Memorial service planned later at Deep River Friends Meeting near High Point. Funeral Thursday at 3 p.m. at Friendship United Methodist Church.
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Raleigh
Shover K. Jackson
Rex Hospital
Potash Institute
Atlanta
High Point
Edna Rising Jackson
Hartley Rites Held For Lexington Man
Henry Mack Hartley 57 of Route 4 died Tuesday at Lexington Memorial Hospital. He was superintendent of Craver Block Co and a member of Friendship United Methodist Church. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hartley, his wife Elsie S Hartley, two sons Henry Clay and Sam Hartley of Route 4, and two daughters Mrs. Floyd …
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Lexington
Henry Mack Hartley
Route 4
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Hartley
Craver Block Co
Friendship United Methodist Church
A. L. Hartley
Elsie Sheaf Hartley
Henry Clay Hartley
Sam Hartley
Floyd
Finch Named to State Post on Medical Care Commission
Thomasville businessman Harry B. Finch was named to a four year seat on the North Carolina Medical Care Commission by Governor Bob Scott. He replaces John C. Whitaker of Winston-Salem. Named alongside Finch were Dr. L. B. Holt of Winston-Salem Dr. Glenn Hooper of Dunn and Dr. Rachael Davis of Kinston for terms on the Raleigh based panel.
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Thomasville
Harry B. Finch
N.C
LB. Holt
Winston-Salem
Glenn Hooper
Dunn
Rachael Davis
Kinston
Minor Fire Reported At Lilly Cove Thelly
A spontaneous third floor storage fire at 1 53 p m in Lilly Cove Thelly building caused sprinkler containment by three engines and one ladder truck. Damage from water was noted but not extensive. Two other alarms Tuesday included a malicious false report and two car fires with minor damage.
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Lilly Cove
Thelly. Company
High Point
Two Injured In Auto Accidents In City
Two injuries occurred in auto accidents Tuesday in the city. Aide Michelle Walker, 14, was taken to High Point Memorial Hospital after a collision at Westchester Drive and Carey Road. Reitzel Falls Templeton of Chestnut Street was charged with failure to yield right of way following a left turn into Valeria McGuire-Walker’s car on Coventry. Damages totaled or exceeded $950. James Arvil Shoun, 19, and Brenda Louise Baldwin were involved near Hamilton and Broad streets. Shoun’s car sustained $100 damage and Miss Baldwin $196. John Kenneth Briggs pulled from a left turn lane into the southbound lane of S Main causing another collision. Hassie Taylor Free of English Road was involved. one car received $150 damage. James Douglas Wright and others referenced, further details not provided.
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High Point’ 'Memorial Hospital
Aloes
Westchester
Caetry Road
Reitzel Falls Templeton
Chestnut Street
Coventry
Valeria McGuire - Walker
Juanita Street
Harold Winston
W. Warren Street
Greenwood Road
Dogwood Court
John ‘Kenneth: Briggs
Route 1
W. Green Dr
Hassie Taylor
Hamilton
Broad
James
Arvil
Shoun
Grace “Street
Brenda ‘Louise Baldwin
Currie Court
Miss Baldwin
Courei
High Point
Ina
High
Corneil Chamber
Cash Is Stolen From Residence In Thomasville
Police reported a theft at Russell Barnes's home on 6 Carolina Ave. between 10 30 p m and 2 00 a m Tuesday. Between 600 and 700 dollars were taken from a metal box in a bedroom dresser after a back door was forced. No other items were reported missing. Detectives noted only the money was missing from the Barnes residence.
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Thomasville
Russell Barnes
Carolina, Ave
Homie
Sda
Barnes
Prison Camp Escapee Foreseen Campaign Slowdown Mentioned
General Elmore Alexander reported a campaign impact from a prison camp escapee nearing Midway. He noted a $245,725 market effect and said furniture industries will divert attention this weekend, delaying campaign pace until operations resume normal. Several thefts and investigations were also summarized.
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Elmore Alexander
Alexander
Bloodmobile Visit Called Disappointing Jamestown
Red Cross officials said the Make-up bloodmobile visit to Jamestown fell short of expectations. Phil Phillips, blood program co chair, noted no specific goal but hoped donations would offset deficits. He praised Ragsdale High School Principal T G Madison Jr and 15 students for donating blood.
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Red Cross
Jamestown
Phil Phillips
Phillips
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