Linville obituary from Buies Creek area
Death notices from North Carolina include Wilson Dewey Linville 74 of Buies Creek and Avalee Combs Fetter 58 of Winston Salem, plus Bytha Nichols Patterson formerly of High Point and Obadiah Harris formerly of Greensboro. Funeral plans list Goodwill Baptist Church Vogler's Main Street Chapel and Forbis Dick North Elm Chapel with times and locations. Survivors, churches, and burial plans are noted for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora M. Linville
Charlie Larrimore
Carl Bowman
Robert Brim
James Galdin
Buies Creek
Marshall Wilson
Kernersville
Dewey Linville
High Point
Glenn Linville
Billy
Bobby
Mac
Jerry Linville
Woodrow Linville
Jessie Nicks
William Fetter
Winston-Salem
Avalee Combs Fetter
Cliffdale
Baptist Hospital
Guilford County
Retail Merchants Association
Summerfield
Calvary Moravian Church
Della Pegram
Rt. 2
Eva Combs
Mable Rahath
Evelyn Apple
Mary Blackburn
Lloyd
Norman Combs
Vogler
Main Street Chapel
Obie Richard Harris
Greensboro
Elmo Harris
Hollywood
Fla
Robert Harris
Tampa
Dewey Davenport
Delcia Jordan
Andred Massengill
Jane Caveness
Forbis & Dick North Elm Funeral Home
H R Kearns Dies At 74 In Greensboro
Herbert Reid Kearns 74 of Jordan Street died at Cone Memorial Hospital Greensboro Sunday morning after an extended illness. Born Sept 28 1899 in Montgomery County he worked as a truck driver for Fowler Motor Lines. Surviving are sisters Effie Robertson Trinity and Nellie Austin Albemarle. Funeral 4 p.m. Harold C. Davis Funeral Chapel with Rev Eston H Highfill burial Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Hub) Reid Kearns
Jordan Street
Cone Memorial Hospital
Greensboro
Montgomery County
Burl
Mary Ferrell Kearns
Fowler Motor Lines
Effie Robertson
Trinity
Nellie Austin
Albemarle
Harold C. Davis
Eston H. Highfill
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Millard Dunlap
Leonard Dunlap
Robert Reynolds
John Brogan
Fay Holbrook
Larry Farr
Hearing Proceedings For City Police Chief Hearing
Investigator Luke Wright led a four month probe of the police department. John Haworth, attorney for the chief, asked councilmen to confer on hearing procedures. A private meeting was set for this afternoon at Culler's office within National Upholstery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Wright
John Haworth
Committee On
Culler
National Upholstery Co
Miss America Eschews Politics Prefers ERAs Debate
Miss America avoids taking firm stances on abortion and amnesty during interviews. She supports abortion only to save a life and says equal pay for equal work is fair. She endorses the Equal Rights Amendment but will not commit on it now. She plans to use a $15,000 scholarship to finish a doctorate at Texas Christian University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss America
National Organization For Women
Atlantic City
Texas Christian University
Regional boundaries debate shapes Piedmont planning future
Cox favors a single region for land use and planning in Piedmont North Carolina citing lower regional costs and cross over points like Kerner sville Sewer and Haw and Deep Rivers. Shaw warns that a new regional structure could split Forsyth and Guilford counties and transform human services into a new level of government with broader executive power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
North Carolina
Kernersville
Haw
Shaw
Forsyth
Guilford
Yadkin
Surry
Stokes
Davie
Randolph
Alamance
Rockingham
Caswell
Davidson County
Guilford County
Forsyth County
Kiger
Weilding
Piedmont North Carolina
City council debates Nixon pardon amid fairness concerns
Councilwoman Rachel Gray warns of preferential treatment and forgives those who protested an undeclared war while supporting amnesty for protesters. Councilman Frank Wood opposes the pardon, calling it a major cover-up and arguing it should wait until Nixon is indicted and the evils exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Gray
Nixon
White House
Frank Wood
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Walnut Cove
Wilson Dewey Linville
Rt. 1
Bules Creek
Goodwill Baptist Church
Henry Duggins
Robert Conner
Patterson
Bytha Nichols Patterson
Michigan
Garden City Hospital
Georgia
William A
Samatha Patterson Nichols
Albert 5. Patterson
Springfield Road Methodist Church
Albert S. Patterson
Eddie Patterson
J. B. Boyles
Sechrest Chapel
Bobby Loving
Floral Garden Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
Obadiah Harris
Obadiah (Obie) Harris
Fredricksburg, Va
Sechrest
Lexington Ave
Bytha Nichols ‘Patterson
Ricky Lynn Marshall
Cloverdale Church of Living God
Chestnut Dr
H. R. Kearns
Clyde Hanner
Asheboro
Clyde Harris Hanner
Lee St
Denton
First United Methodist Church
David L
Virginia) Lomax
Floyd, Va
Pugh Funeral Home Chapel
Oaklawn Cemetery
R. K. Moss
Lexington
Romeyn Kellogg
Buddy) Moss
Forest Hill Memorial Park
Heart Fund
Haizlip Funeral Home, Inc
Fourth Street
Church Street
Thomasville
Clapp
Hickory
Trindale Baptist Church
Flint Hill Road
N.C
Steve Welborn
Evan
Stanley Baromirski
Grampa Jones
T.V
S “Hee-Haw
TAMS
Guilford County Agricultural
Baby Soft
Saitina
Engush
Asheboro, N.C
N. Main St
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Marshall
Stokes County
King
Rupert Glenn
Juanita Louise Perdue Marshall
B & H Manufacturing Co., Inc
Cloverdale Church of the Living God
Garry Glenn Marshall
Teague
Texas
Michael Lee Marshall
Flint
Mich
Kathleen: Perkins
Migh
Mia
Rosie Marshall
Weatfield
Cloverdale Church
Raleigh
G. Dewey Arndt
Arndt
Carolinas Cotton Growers Association
Landmark Baptist
Arsh Street
Kenneth Faulkenbury
Amos Mashburn
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