Deaths Lyndon Ottis Anderson Lyndon 70 Asheboro
Ottis Anderson Lyndon 70 of Rt 5 Asheboro died Monday at Randolph Hospital after a brief illness. Survivors include widow Effie Johnson Lyndon a daughter Hope L. Sanders two sisters Delia Batten and Roy Hill and five brothers Elwyn Dewey Roy Lozzie and Reid. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at New Hope United Methodist Church near Farmer. body at Pugh Funeral Home with visitation tonight 7 to 9.
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Asheboro
Ottis Anderson Lyndon
Rt. 5
Randolph Hospital
Effie Johnson Lyndon
Hope L. Sanders
Delia Batten
Roy Hill
Thomasville
Elwyn Lyndon
Dewey Lyndon
Roy Lyndon
Newport News
Lozzie Lyndon
Statesville
Reid Lyndon
Robbins
New Hope United Methodist Church
Farmer
Pugh Funeral Home
Mrs. Wannie Hancock Ashebord Dies After Illness
Mrs. Wannie L Hancock 45 of Route 1 died Sunday at Moore Memorial Hospital Pinehurst after a week long illness. She was born in Montgomery County and is survived by husband Austin Hancock a son Bobby Ray Hancock a half sister Dora Mae Cagle and half brother Mitchell Cagle all of Route 1. Funeral service Wednesday at 11 a m Ridge McDowell Funeral Chapel with burial in Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church Cemetery.
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Ashebord
Wannie L. Hancock
Austin Hancock
Moore Memorial Hospital
Pinehurst
Montgomery County
Bobby Ray Hancock
Dora Mae Cagle
Mitchell Cagle
Ridge-McDowell Funeral Chapel
Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church
Frances Ellington Rites Set After Lumberton Hospital Death
Frances Ellington 46 of 802 Carrick Street died Monday in a Lumberton hospital after months of illness. Born in High Point April 15 1923 she was a daughter of Max D and Katherine Teague Shumaker. Survived by daughter Ann Holt of the home funeral 2 pm Wednesday Harold C Davis Funeral Home burial Floral Garden Park Cemetery family at the funeral home tonight 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Shumaker Ellington
Carrick St
Lumberton
High Point
Max D
Katherine Teague Shumaker
Paul’s Mill Supply Co
Fairmont Park
Hoyt Rutledge
Joe Coltrane
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Funeral for Tammy Mae Patrick Set for Wednesday
Tammy Mae Patrick six week old daughter of Harold E. and Susan Johnson Patrick died on arrival Monday at High Point Memorial Hospital. Funeral held at 4 p m Wednesday in Sechrest Chapel with burial in Floral Garden Park. Body at grandmother Mrs Lillie Patrick 992 Putnam Ave until service.
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Tammy Mae Patrick
Sechrest Chapel
Godwin
Floral Garden Park
Lillie Patrick
Putnam Ave
Tammy Mae
Harold E
Susan Johnson Patrick
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Mary Collins of Conroe Dies in High Point
Mrs. Mary Magaline Collins 58 of Conroe Tex died Monday at High Point Memorial Hospital after two days as a patient. Survived by two daughters Mrs Betty Sue Nicholson and Mrs Marie Gladden two sons Gene Eddins and Henry Eddins two brothers two sisters 17 grandchildren four great grandchildren with funeral plans incomplete. Body to be flown tonight from Sechrest Funeral Home to Forrest Hills Funeral Home Conroe.
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Mary Magaline Collins
Conroe
Tex
High Point Memorial Hospital
Betty Sue Nicholson
Rt. 4
High Point
Collins
Montgomery County
Sam and
Landy Redman Nichols
Huntsville
Johnnie Walters
Baytown
Sechrest Funeral Home
Forrest Hills Funeral Home
Thomasville rape case clues hinted
Police Chief Paul M. Shore said new clues are being studied in the rape of a 36 year old Thomasville woman at 8 45 am Monday in the Forest Hills subdivision near I 85. The attacker described as a Negro man about 180 pounds and five seven or eight inches tall fled on foot after the assault. A cloth mask was used and a possible razor was implied. A relative offered a $1000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction.
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Thomasville
Paul M. Shore
Shore
Forest Hills Subdivision
I-85
Harvey A. Carpenter Jr
Robert Scott
Police Stakeout Nabs 2 At Plant
One man entered a window at the Car-Del plant on Bedford Road. a second was arrested nearby. Harvey L. Mashburn and Glenn W. Mabe face breaking and entering charges with $500 bonds after police placed an undercover guard inside the building. The stakeout tied a string of vending machine break-ins to James Thomas, now charged with six counts of breaking and entering and one count of automobile larceny.
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Harvey L. Mashburn
Fisher Street
Glenn W. Mabe
English Road
Bedford Road
Raven V. Evans
Evans
Mashburn
Mabe
James Thomas
Penn Street
Lawrence Graves
Thomas
Julian Quick
Hobson Street
Thomas Jacobs
Smith Street
Archie Comb
Westchester
E. Green Drive
Thurley E. Smith
Fairview Street
Injunctions Lifted as North Carolina Party Leadership Unresolved
Superior Court Judge William Grist lifted injunctions that blocked the American Party of North Carolina from doing business. He dismissed a Buncombe County suit by party members Rayburn and Green against Walter G. Green as essentially the same case to be tried later in Alamance County. Both Rayburn and Green claim party leadership tied to Wallace candidacy.
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Asheville
William T. Grist
American Party of
North Carolina
Grist
Buncombe County
Wayne Rayburn
Black Mountain
Walter G. Green
Burlington
Alamance County
Rayburn
Green
Alabama
George Wallace
Meredith Family Reunion Scheduled at Woodmen Lodge
Descendants of Albert Sylvester Meredith hold their annual reunion September 14 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Woodmen of the World Lodge. Members will bring picnic lunches.
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Albert Sylvester Meredith
Woodmen of the World Lodge
Reunion Scheduled The Hunt Hughes and Lambeth Reunion
The Hunt Hughes and Lambeth Reunion will be held Sunday September 14 at Clarksburg United Methodist Church. A picnic lunch and a program of special music are planned. The church sits 10 miles south of Thomasville off Highway 109 on Clarksburg Church Road.
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Hunt, Hughes and Lambeth
Clarksburg United Methodist Church
Thomasville
Clarksburg Church
Auto Blaze Doused in Parking Lot Fire
High Point firemen extinguished a vehicle fire in a parking lot beside No 1 Station on N Wrenn Street after Eddie McInnis of Martin Street reported it. The engine sustained about 50 dollars in damage. Firefighters also responded to a furnace malfunction at Sherman Luther’s Ferndale Avenue home.
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High Point
No. 1
N. Wrenn Street
Eddie McInnis
Martin Street
Sherman Luther
Ferndale Avenue
Recreation Panel Set For Today In High Point
A national recreation expert arrives in High Point to advise Model Cities and City Recreation staff on inner city recreation problems. Carl Fuerst and a North Carolina Recreation Commission representative will lead a 1:30 p.m. panel in the Astor Dowdy Towers Recreation Room. Members from Model Cities, the city Recreation Department, and the Model Cities recreation task force will attend along with other interested people.
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High Point
Carl Fuerst
North Central Service Center
North Carolina Recreation Commission
Astor Dowdy Towers
Model Cities
City Recreation Department
Model Cities Task Force
U. S. Labor Department
A T Lions Hear Talk By Meeks
Archdale Trinity Lions Club heard Max Meeks of High Point National Furniture Mart and WMFR announcer speak on The Difficul ties of Communication. Roland Albertson introduced him. Meeks said mass communication exists but individual communication fails without willingness to understand and to express oneself.
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Archdale
Max Meeks
High Point National Furniture Mart
WMFR
Archdale-Trinity Lions Club
Roland Albertson
Beaten and Robbed Young Thomasville Man
A 20 year old Thomasville man Larry Robbins was beaten and robbed of 133 dollars belonging to Capitol Finance Co. in a lot at Chair City Skating Rink on Lexington Avenue after 1 a m. Two youths attacked him as he waited for friends. Robbins was treated and released from City Memorial Hospital as the Davidson County Sheriff’s Dept. continues the investigation.
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Thomasville
Davidson County Sheriff's Dept
Larry Robbins
Chair City
Lexington Avenue
Robbins
Capitol Finance Co
Salem Street
City Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Jennings Eyes Davidson County Housing Plan Prospects
Thomasville figure Thomas G. Jennings and Sam Banks, former Thomasville Furniture Industries executives, push a low cost housing project for Davidson County. A nonprofit state pilot funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity aims to build modular homes priced at 10000 to 11000 dollars with plant fabrication near Thomasville and possible mobile home park ventures. Jennings notes strong local demand and plans for integrated design and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Burchette
Thomasville
Thomas G. Jennings
Thomasville Housing Authority
Davidson County
Jennings
Sam Banks
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Lexington Chamber of Commerce
Wilbur Smith
Low Income Housing Corp
N. C
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
Smith
Banks
California
Mobile Home Park
Thomasville Furniture
TFI
Compa
Housing Authority
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C. A. Lyndon
Mrs. Austin Hancock
Frances Ellington
Patrick Infant
Mrs
Mary Collins
Main Street
Meredith
Sam Caskey
Harold Davis
Harold C. Davis
N.main
Farriss
Wachovia Bidg
Salem St. Thomasville
Nat Walker
Orient
Japan
Taiwan
Philippines
Thailand
Hong Kong
Main ST
N.C
English RD
Westchester DR
A-T Lions
Meeks
Artistic Beauty College
N. Main St. Tel
Glam
Ines Rama
Stige Dry Cleaner
Lauco
Mar
K-Mar
Grace Flower
Wrenn St
Westwood
Westchester Mall
Keith England
Vanity Fair
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