Deaths and Funerals Across North Carolina Towns
Obituaries report Joe F Cox dies at 74 in High Point Memorial Hospital with 4 p.m. funeral in Sechrest Chapel and Mitchell Grove Cemetery burial. Martha Hedrick Denton 62 dies in Griffith Clinic after seven weeks illness. funeral Tuesday at United Church of Christ near Lexington. Calvin Gibson 78 dies after long illness. services planned at Seee Hansel C. Neathery chapel with burial in church cemetery. Thomas Luther Dockery 82 of Dobson dies. survivors listed. funeral at aona Hodges. Bryant 76 dies after long illness. Sechrest Chapel to host funeral with burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Harry E Allred 45 found dead in St Petersburg Florida. funeral plans pending. former High Point resident and WWII veteran. sister and brother survivors named. Body being returned to Calvin C. Orrell Northside Funeral Home. arrangements incomplete.
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Joe F. Cox
Joe Franklin Cox
Sechrest Chapel
Ernest M. Gardner
Bates Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church
Mitchell Grove Cemetery
Richard Jones
Joe Jones
Morris Cruthis
Curthis
Carl Cox
Willie Leonard
Mr. Cox
Rt. 1
Jamestown
High Point Memorial Hospital
Martha Hedrick Denton
Martha Hedrick
Rt. 2
Denton
Griffith Clinic
Davidson County
Jerusalem Reformed Church
Ella Hedrick
United Church of Christ
Lexington
Wade Curran
George Ludwig
Church Cemetery
Thomasville
Calvin A
Mr. Gibson
Moore County
Shubie Dalton
Queenie Cooper Gibson
Randolph County
Sarah Jane Lee
James Gibson
Kannapolis
Ernest Gibson
High Pan
Hansel C. Neathery
J. C. Green and Sons
Harris Jerome Ee
T. H. Swofford
Main Street Methodist Church
E. W. Price Jr
Etery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Mr. Luck
Vail St
Mountairy
Thomas Luther Dockery
Dobson
Northern Sur Ty Hospital
Clyde Dockery
Detroit
Mich
C. G. Dockery
Winston-Salem
Tal Dockery
Elkin
Nelia Stanley
Bessie Burchett
High Point
Aona Hodges
Harrison Milles Bryant
N. Main St
Ince
Vidson County
Ted
Edward
Chrissie Eddinger Bryant
Robertson Ae
Lena Wright
Lena W. nSee
Harry E. Allred
Harry Edward Allred
St. Petersburg
Fla
Guilford County
George E
Annie McCain Allred
Florida
Honeywell Trucking Company
Europe
Nancy Milloway Allred
Frances Cox
Kernersville
Ruby Poston
Rockingham
Dorothy Edwards
Delbert E. Allred
Bridges St
Everette Allred
Archdale
Roy Allred
Calvin C. Orrell
Complaints Led To His Recall Says Payton
Boyd E. Payton said complaints from the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce and others apparently led to his recall from a state department job last week. He spoke at his Charlotte home saying he may be moved to another job or other work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Boyd E. Payton
Chamber of Commerce
State Department
Red TVs Third Program Begins in Moscow
Moscow AP reports Red TV launches its third program, expanding coverage with new retina-focused features and improved telecast reach. The ambitious initiative aims to showcase enhanced broadcasting from the Soviet capital.
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Red TV
Moscow
Moscow Television
Ira
Denton and Thomasville Obituaries: Lax and Jones
George U. Lax 87 of Denton died at home after five weeks illness. Born May 18, 1877, he was a retired carpenter and farmer and member of Chapel Hill Methodist Church. Thomas Wilton Jones 51 of Thomasville died Saturday in hospital after three weeks critical illness. He was a grading contractor and Fair Grove Methodist Church member. He married Ina Maye Taylor and is survived by a wife, stepchildren, siblings, and many relatives. Funeral services planned at Fair Grove Methodist Church with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pritchard
I. J. Terrell
Hoover Funeral Chapel
Sam
Thomasville
Thomas Wilton Jones
Liberty Dr
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
Arthur E
Elizabeth Russell Jones
Fair Grove Methodist Church
Ina Maye Taylor
Real Estate Transfers In High Point And City Areas
A series of property transfers are recorded with multiple spouses named in High Point and surrounding areas. Transfers involve tracts and lots across streets such as Frances Street Moore Avenue Marine Avenue Dogwood Circle Willowbrook Street East Washington Rotary Street and Dayton Street among others with buyers including Pardue Stewart Hayworth Mower Howington Wallace Deal Stanley McFatridge Poindexter Kellam Spillers Hinkle Ale Williams Morgan Bolds Rimer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. James B. Pardue
High Point
Welborn
Northwood Acres
Lindsay P. Royal
Harvey S. McFatridge Jr
James Road
Robert E. Marsh
G. W. Poindexter
Pinewood
L. H. Bottoms
Kermit B. Si
Richard Kellam
Ralph Scotton
Edward L. Jones
Pickett Cotton Mills
G. M. Deve Corp
Earl F. Patterson
G. M. Development Corp
Mary E. Pope
Doris P. Thompson
Willowbrook Street
Donald L. Boone
W. J. Spillers
Ragan-Harmon
Elsie L. Menard
Redevelopment Commission
E. T. Welch
East Washington
John N. Parker
Wayne D. Hinkle
Rotary Street
Benjamin R
Janet G. Ale
Homewood
Doak Hilton
J. H
Gary W. Williams
Elgin Street
Eddie S. Deaton
Doyle Neil Morgan
Alleghany Street
Greenville Reflector backs LBJ in presidential race
The Greenville Daily Reflector endorses Lyndon B. Johnson for president, praising his domestic approach while noting disagreement with some government policies. It previously backed Kennedy Johnson in 1960 and identifies as Democrat. Publisher is D. J. Whichlard Jr. The last sentence mentions African pygmies and giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
N. C
Greenville Daily Reflector Accep
Lyndon B. Lee
Len
Barry) Goldwater
Reflector
Johnson
The
John F. Kennedy
Jand Johnson
D. J. Whichlard Jr
Kremlin seeks foreign support after Khrushchev ouster
Moscow reports ongoing talks with Poland France Austria Italy as Western party leaders press for the truth. Suslov rumored hospitalized with kidney ailment and TB recurrence amid political speculation. Brezhnev and Kosygin meet Gomulka and Cyrankiewicz near Bielovezh Pushicha. Italian and Austrian delegations arrive as L Unita hints at a forthcoming document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Poland
France
Austria
Italy
Mikhail A. Suslov
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Wladyslaw Gomulika
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Tass
Bielovezh Pushicha
French Communist Party
Red
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Europe
L’unita
Doctor Adrien S. Bleyer Dies Founder of Nation's First Infant Welfare Clinic
Dr. Adrien S. Bleyer, 86, of St. Louis, founder of the United States' first infant welfare clinic, died Sunday. He started the clinic in St. Louis in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis, Mo
Adrien S. Bleyer
Bleyer
St. Louis
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Robert Mills
Braxton Younts
Calvin Gibson
Harris J. Luck
Thomas L. Dockery
Harrison Bryant
Payton
George U. Lax
Thomas Jones
George Monk Jr
Nathaniel E. Bolds
Lincolnshire
K. R. Finch
Gate City Savings & Loan Assa
Dayton Street
William E. Linethicum
Bobby A. Rimer
Hayworth
Winn-Dixie Stores
Ad NZ
King Korn
Signet Purple
Black Creek
Green Beans Packer's
Hunt's Tomato Juice
Vienna
U. S. Choice Rib
Sunnyland
Dixie Thrifty Orange Juice
Morton
Planning Service
Hedgecoge Lumber Company
Ward St
Africa
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