Deaths and Funerals feature many local obituaries
Multiple notices from High Point and surrounding areas list deaths and funeral details. Simon Paul Kimsey 84 of Maryfield Nursing Home dies at High Point Memorial Hospital. Lila Singer Myers 83 dies at Golden Age Nursing Home in Lexington. William Otiis Burns 72, Ramseur, dies in Randolph Hospital. Helen Mae Osborne Fore 41 dead on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital. Annie McComb Hill 51 of Randleman dies in Randolph County Hospital. Burial and service details and survivor lists are provided for each obituary. Memorials requested to Maryfield Nursing Home.
J T Everhart Dies In Hospital
John Theodore Everhart 74 longtime High Point resident died Sunday night in hospital after declining health since August. He was born August 24, 1902 in Montgomery County and retired from Snipes Lumber Greensboro. Survived by wife Edna Keith plus two sons two daughters 13 grandchildren nine great grandchildren three brothers and a sister Funeral arrangements incomplete. The family will be at the home of daughter Dot Wiley and Cumby Chestnut Drive Funeral Home Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Paul Kimsey
Maryheld Nursing Home
High Point Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
S. M
Harriet Smith Kimsey
High Point
Lucille Saunders
Silas S. Kimsey
Jamestown
Sechrest Chapel
L. H. Hollingsworth
E. W. Price Jr
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Ferndale Blvd
Maryfield Nursing Home
William Burns Ramseur
William Otiis Burns
Randolph Hospital
Asheboro
Wieman Furniture Co
Irene Welborn Burns
Frank Barker
Dale Nichols
Ramseur
Mack Gee
Siler City
Clifton Ward
Joe Page Burns
Odell Burns
Cecil Burns
Gilbert Burns
Rt. 6
John Theodore Everhart
Tabor St
Montgomeryounty
Snipes Lumber Company
Greensboro
Edna Keith
Robert Lee Everhart
Roby Dr
Archdale
Hubert Lough Everhart
Renda Dr
Glenn
Dot) Wiley
Bridges St
Charlie Ruth) Sink
Denny St
Sam Everhart
Lenoir
Claude Everhart
Hickory
Him Everhart
Salisbury
Rains Thomasville
Albert Leslie Rains
Hobbs Avenue
Community General Hospital
Randolph County
Daniels
Ella Brown Rains
Thomasville
Ragan Knitting Mills
Maurice Mills
E. Guilford Street
Eula Ward Rains
Paul W. Rains
Ralph L. Rains
Salem Street
Leon V. Rains
Lexington
Herbert W. Rains
West Palm Beach
Fla
Memorial United Methodist Church
H. Claude Young Jr
James R. Westmoreland
Holly Hills Cemetery
High Point Man Drowns At Badin Lake
Michael Robert Crumbley 26 of High Point drowned while swimming at Badin Lake Sunday. He tied his boat, swam 10 to 20 yards, then disappeared near an inlet around 12 30 p.m. He was born August 1 1950 in Guilford County. He worked for Carolina Container and was a Vietnam veteran. He leaves a wife Mary Jane West a daughter Tracy Ann Crumbley his parents Cecil and Jewel Crumbley Sr a sister Shirley Eanes and brothers Darrell and Cecil Crumbley Jr. The body is at Cumby Mortuary with visitation to follow.
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Michael Robert
Crumbley
Rt. 4
High Point
Badin Lake
Montgomery County
E.R. Wallace
Wallace
Whip- Or-Will
Guilford County
Cecil Roy
Jewel Franklin Messer Crumbley
Carolina Container
Thomasville
U.S. Army
Mary Jane West
Tracy Ann Crumbley
Cecil R. Crumbley Sr
Rt. 1
Trinity
Curtis
Shirley) Eanes
Darrell Crumbley
Kernersville
Cecil R. Crumbley Jr
Cumby Mortuary
Chestnut Drive
Mrs. Elsie King Dies In Winston
Elsie Dean King 67 of 2430 Dane St died at 2 pm Sunday in North Carolina Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem after eight weeks illness. Born Sept 25 1908 in Wythe County Virginia she lived in High Point 40 years. She married George W King May 20 1936. Survived by husband four sisters all in Austinville VA. Funeral 4 pm Tuesday at Sechrest Chapel officiated by Rev Blaine Passinger. Burial at Home. Family from 7 to 9 tonight.
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Route 3
James K. Swicegood
Lexington
Robert H. Greer
Lynchburg, Va
Earl Singer
Clearwater, Fla
Elsie Dean King
Dane St
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mrs. King
Wythe County
Thomas
Sarah Edna Jones Dean
High Point
George W. King
Church of God of Prophecy
Thomasville
Japan Turned Too Pessimistic In Oil Crisis
AP report quotes Dr. Herman Kahn of the Hudson Institute saying Japan grew too pessimistic about GDP growth after the 1973 oil crisis. He notes Japan reached 4.8 percent growth in the first half of 1976 versus a 5.6 percent target, contrasting with American confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Herman Kahn
Hudson Institute
New York
Kahn
Glenn Draper to Receive Honorary Degree at HPC
Glenn Draper director of the Junaluska Singers will receive a doctor of humanities honorary degree at High Point College convocation Wednesday at 11 a.m. in Memorial Auditorium. The Lake Junaluska Assembly music director since 1956 has led choral groups including the World Methodist Conference twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Draper
HPC
Junaluska Singers
High Point College
Memorial Auditorium
Draper
Lake Junaluska
Absentee Ballots Gauge Second Primary Outreach
Randolph County voters out of the county on August 17 will receive absentee ballot applications for the second primary on September 4. Betty Oakley says applications must be mailed even to those who will be home. Voters planning to be home may destroy the forms and vote normally. those out of county must apply by Wednesday. The elections office will stay open one hour later on September 13 to accept ballots. Labor Day closes the courthouse, making Tuesday and Wednesday the final days to apply for the cond primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County
Betty Oakley
Randolph County Board of Elections
East in jail on $25,000 bond after tavern assault
Guilford County deputies report East charged in recent weeks with assault on his wife and two men at a county tavern. He allegedly cut his wife and two patrons who tried to intervene, then another domestic dispute wounded a second woman, Rosa Miller Wall of Anaheim Street, who was told by police her husband might face a warrant but none was served. An officer noted Mrs. Wall was only lightly wounded by a 52 caliber pistol discharge during a home argument at about 12 44 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Guilford County
Rosalynn Carter to Open Carter HQ in South Carolina
Rosalynn Carter will attend a coffee in Columbia to celebrate the official opening of the Carter headquarters in South Carolina. The event, sponsored by the Democratic Women's Council of South Carolina, is set for 11 a.m. on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D.C
Rosalynn Carter
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Man Injured In Accident In Winston-Salem and Trinity
William James Hayden 26 of Winston-Salem was listed in satisfactory condition in High Point Memorial Hospital after a Sunday car crash in which his vehicle went out of control at Eastchester near Cook Street. Vickie Hines Hayden faced drunken driving and speed charges. Others injured in separate Sunday and Saturday wrecks include 14 year old David Earl Louise and several others on Gordon Street and Springfield Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James Hayden
Rt. 5
Winston-Salem
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hayden
Vickie Hines Hayden
Winston- Salem
Ms. Hayden
Timothy Gray Ziglar
Rt. 10
Olivia Emerson
Gordon Street
Charlene Ruthledge
Woodhaven Drive
Annie Ruthledge
Laverne Rutledge
Marie Simmons
Hoskins Street
Pam McLinden
John B. Crawford
Runyon Drive
Crawford
Rt. 3
Trinity
Springfield Road
Elva Street
Continuing Education Plumbing and Supervision Courses Begin Soon
Technical Institute offers through the continuing education division a nine to 11 p.m. eight week plumbing fundamentals course starting Sept 14 Tuesdays. A supervision fundamentals class begins Sept 13 meeting Mondays and Wednesdays 7 to 9 p.m. through Nov 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph Technical Institute
RTI
RTL
Programs to contact department for inclusion in emergency system
Crabb discusses building IDs marking businesses with numbers and a private dispatcher directory. An officer can call in emergencies to reach business reps. Prank calls led to removing names from doors, hindering contact. The bureau promotes marking citizen band radios with driver license numbers, offering free engraving devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Crabb
Cbs
Carter Meets Redford On Ecology Talk In Plains
Jimmy Carter hosted Robert Redford at his Plains home to discuss environmental issues as he prepared for a week of campaigning across 11 states. The actor posed for photos but did not speak to reporters about the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Jimmy Carter
Robert Redford
Channel Converter Program schedules in TV SPOTLIGHT
The TV SPOTLIGHT lists Channel Converter Program schedules furnished by television stations and networks. Addresses for NETWORKS and ticket requests are provided for readers seeking network information.
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TV Spotlight
Aviwirk
Questuins
Uh Americss
New York
Lous Plaza
County plans waste water project and job program discussion
Commissioners will hear from State Employment Security Commission representatives about a plan to employ the handicapped. Wayne Underwood will discuss a proposed county computer aided tax processing system to modernize Randolph County. Marian Smith and Jim Lavinder are slated to appear before the board, with Toad engineer also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Employment Security Commission
Wayne Underwood
Underwood
Randolph
Marian Smith
Jim Lavinder
Akers Named P E Instructor at Davidson County College
Patricia Ann Akers, daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Akers of Culpeper Virginia, is named physical education instructor at Davidson County Community College. A Culpeper County High School and Mary Washington College graduate, she earned a masters from UNC Greensboro and previously taught in High Point City Schools. She serves on the North Carolina Board of Rated Officials and the Deep South Field Hockey Association and officiates sports events, plus is listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Patricia Ann Akers
Davidson County Community College
John H. Akers
Culpeper
Miss Akers
Culpeper County High School
Mary Washington College
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
High Point City
North Carolina Board of Rated Officials
Deep South Field Hockey Assn
Who's Who In American Colleges and Universities
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Barbara) Billings
Sparta
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George E. Osborne
Goldston
J. Charlie Monk Jr
Greenhill Cemetery
Annie Hill
Annie McComb Hill
Rt. 2
Randleman
Randolph County Hospital
Laughlin Hosiery
Catherine Mill Hill
Althea Hill
Charles Hill Jr
Clifford Hill
Sius McComb
Paul McComb
Hampton
Ferree’s Chapel Methodist Church
Harshaw Grove Baptist Church
Hairlip Funeral Home
Paranielene
Lexington Ave
Montcians
Cal
North Main
Farriss Avenue
Harold C. Davis
Preferred Funeral Directors International
Trindale RO
Order of the Golden Rute
J. T. Everhart
Badin
Elsie King
Winston
North Davidson Public Library
DCCC
Andrews Band Boostersss
Allen Jay High School
Redford
Georgia
Orrell's Funeral Home
Davidson
Point County
WUNC
Chapel Hill
WITG
Washington
High
Poin
Wso0c
Charlotte
Wil
Winston Salem
WDCA
Patricia Akers
C.W. Farlow
Central Hearing Aid Inc
North Main Street Arcade
North Carolina
WFMY
Oj News
WBTV
Jigsaw
John
OGAU
Wung Wits
WGHP
Wsoc
Washington High Point
Charlotta
W. Salam
Jerry Lewis
Talathon
Carrasco
ABC News
NBC News
Lendas
CBS News Camera South
Andy Griffith
Rhoda
Oral Roberts
Roxy
Fitzgerald
Shaugnessy
Picadilly
Mary Griffin
van Dyke
Pany
Mpariy
Maude Maude
Madical Plase
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Perry Masai
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Tanner’ Bast
Groucho
Wretch
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