Passing of Mrs McManus and Local Obituaries in High Point
Obituary notices from High Point report Mrs Paullin Spigeeet dying at 3 15 am. Memorial Hospital. Mrs McManus born in Richardson County lived in High Point six years and worked at Slane Hosiery Mill. Survived by husband Bobbie, son Clayton, two daughters Helen and Hilda Gail, mother from Loris South Carolina, multiple brothers and sisters. Funeral plans incomplete. Also notices for Daniel McDonald 72, of Southern Pines retired from A P stores, surviving wife Bonnie Blue, son Lyle Jr., stepdaughter Hannis L. Thompson, sister and brother, requiem mass Thursday. Mrs Winkle, Greensboro native, survivor list includes two sons, one daughter, sister, funeral plans incomplete. Funeral services scheduled near Liberty United Methodist Church, with burial set in church cemetery. Body to home then to church 30 minutes prior.
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Paulin Spigeeet
High Point
Hoel
McManus
Arnie Candi . Richardson
Bobbie McManus
Clayton McManus
Helen McManus
Hilda Gail McManus
Loris
S.C
Tom Richardson
Marion
John Richardson
Henry W. Richardson
Baltimore Md
Albert Richardson
Charleston
Beckie- Fowler
Conway
Bessie Richardson
Avnor
Leslie Mae Packard
Minnesota
Ecuinell Pete
A&p
Kinston
Tarboro
Rocky Mount
Goldsboro
Southern Pines
Bonnie Blue McDonald
Lyle McDonald Jr
Sanford
Hannis
John Lentz
Ridgeway
Ardell, H. 'McDonald
Morehead City
Rt. 3
Dent
Whitaker Mrs Helen funeral held at Red Cross Church
Helen Whitaker wife of Sam W Juliana died Monday in Moses Cone Hospital Greensboro. She was a Red Cross Baptist Church member. Survived by her husband six sons James Richmond Gilbert Mt Airy Harry Ravndlemian Paul Billy and Vernon Whitaker of Climax and three daughters Mrs Bob Kivet Asheboro Mrs J R Smith Sophia and Mrs Matthew Craven of aedieman. Funeral held today at 11 a.m. at Red Cross Baptist Church.
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Helen
Sam W. Juliana
OPRL
Cilinax
Moses Cone’ Hospital
Greensboro
Red Cross Baptist Church
James Whitaker
Richmond
Gilbert Whitaker
Mt. ‘Airy
Harry Whitaker
Ravndlemian
Paul
Billy Whitaker
Climax
Vernon Whitaker
Bob
Mrs Rudolph Lanier Lexington Dies at 51
Mrs Rudolph Lanier 51 of Lexington died at home on Tuesday. Survivors include husband Maude Edwards Dill er of Lexington two daughters Mary Eben Mock of Rt 2 Clem mons and Philis L. De len of Bowie Md two sons Lary Lanier of Burlington two brothers Thomas and William Miller of Lexington and two sisters Mrs Grady Jones and Mrs James Smith both of Lexington. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and the body is at Piedmont Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Riedolph Lanier
Maude Ed
Piedmont
Funeral Home
Coy Ray Reid 10 Funeral Planned in Concord Area
Coy Ray Reid of Lake Drive West died en route to City Memorial Hospital after a heart attack at home. Graveside services were set for 3 p.m. at Rocky River Presbyterian Church Cemetery near Concord. Rev. Homer C. Phifer Jr. to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
City Memorial Hospital
Bruce Alexander Dead at 54 in Virginia Funeral Pending
Thomas Bruce Alexander 54 of 210 Edgedale Drive died at 12:50 p.m. Tuesday at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem after a two day illness following six weeks ill. Born May 26, 1915 in Springfield Tennessee he was a Maryville College graduate and World War II veteran. Surviving are his wife Dorothy Mattie Alexander of the home a daughter Suzanne a Wake Forest student a brother Theron Risenerdy of Jenkintown and a sister. Funeral 20 pm Thursday at James Town Presbyterian Church Rice Virginia with burial in Rice Cemetery. The body is at Doyne Burger Funeral Home Farmville Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bruce Alexander
Edgedale
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mr. Alexander
Springfield
Tenn
Theron
Mary Helen Jones
Alexander
Maryville College
Maryville
Dorothy Mattie Bass
High Point
Phillips-Foscue
Dorothy ‘Mattie Alexander
Suzanne Alexander
Wake Forest University
St. of. the. Home
Risener Dy
Jenkintown
Jamestown
Rice
Irk Allen Jr
Doyne-Burger Funeral Home
Farmville
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Chicago
Diversey
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Callie
Fhoat Powell
Moses - Core Hospital
Winkle
Wood Courn
White Rock Church
The
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Roy ‘E
E. E. Welborn
J. T. Banks
Forbis & Dick Funeral Home
Cmars
W. Whitaker
Rudolph ‘Lanier
R. Rew
Bruce Alexander
Ertis
Sears
Pala
Nealby
Kentucky
Fall Garden Sale
White Pine
Evergr Pfitzer
Sears and
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Sears, Roebuck and GO
S. Wrenn
High Point, N.C
Beeson Hardware CO
Syear
General Motors
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