Local reunions and community events in Randolph County
The region lists multiple gatherings including the Culler family reunion at Calvary Temple Baptist Church on Old Thomasville Road with 1:30 p.m. dinner, midget football at Allen Jay on Mondays and Wednesdays for seven weeks, and a series of RTI courses on home repairs and alcoholism in business. Also noted are a free gospel singing in Trinity, Oakview Recreation Center activities, a fall PTA calendar, the Barbee Cromwell reunion in Nash County, the Payne reunion near Thomasville, and the Hunt Hughes Lambeth reunion at Community Baptist Church with a noon picnic and 2 p.m song service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler
Calvary Temple Baptist Church
Old Thomasville Road
Grand Old Gospel Music Hall
Turnpike Road
Trinity
Hunt, Hughes and Lambeth
Community Baptist Church
Thomasville
New Highway 109
Spanking rules and school punishments outlined in policy
The document details corporal punishment rules requiring a second official present, prior notice to the student, and a written explanation to parents. It also covers school crowding relief via potential removal of third grade classes, council cooperation on city improvements, and rural recreation tax plans including a proposed five cent limit with a three cent first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce
Reno Bullock School
Pleasant Garden School
Howard Carr
York
New City Hall
Archdale
Open House at Andrews High School Hosts High Point Patrons
The Enterprise reports an open house reception at Andrews High School for all High Point school patrons. Northeast Junior High parents are encouraged to attend from 3 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, time previously omitted in earlier editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Andrews High School
High Point School
Northeast
Jackson Hill Post Office Faces Closure Pressure
Fountain criticizes the Jackson Hill post office for lacking 25 bona fide customers and says rural route service could replace it. Mary Self will move from officer-in-charge to Thomasville as similar closures loom nationwide after a GAO survey urged Congress to close about 12,900 small post offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain
Jackson Hill
Mary Self
Thomasville
General Accounting Office
Congress
Jackson Hill’s
Davidson
Deaths and Funerals in High Point Area
Obituaries list Mrs. Mary Allen Dumas 68 of 708 Langford Ave. infant Jennifer Ann Eanes. Mrs Ruth Russell Davis 53. Dillard Key 80. John A Campbell Jr. 54. Waverly A Nalley 66. Details include birthplaces, family survivors, church affiliations, service times in several local churches, and burial sites in High Point area cemeteries.
Obituaries for Burris Shaver and Melvin Sturdivant
Mrs Ollie Burris Shaver 74 of 1902 Guyer St died at 2 pm Thursday in Duke Hospital Durham after a brief illness. Born Concord 1901 she taught school in Montgomery County and married George M Shaver in 1923. Surviving include husband two daughters son 12 grandchildren eight great grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral 2 pm Sunday Sechrest Chapel with entombment in Oakwood Memorial Park Mausoleum. Melvin Sturdivant 23 of 765 Alonza Ct Greensboro died Wednesday at home. Surviving mother five sisters and grandmother. Funeral 3 pm Sunday at Brown's Funeral Home Chapel with burial Piedmont Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Burris ‘Shaver
Guyer St
Duke Hospital
Durham
Shaver
Concord
Richard Co
Carrie Speights Burris
Albemarle
High Point
Southern Industrial Institute
Kings College
Montgomery County
George Monroe Shaver
Green Street
Oakwood Memorial Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
Oakley
Impala Drive
Melvin Sturdivant
Greensboro
Alonza Court
Helen Sturdivant Williamson
Venessa
Debra
Angela
LaVerne
Renee Williamson
Hallie Sturdivant
Brown’s
Funeral Home
Piedmont Memorial Park
Red Cross Bloodmobile Visits Archdale Shelter
The Red Cross bloodmobile will visit Archdale-Trinity Lion's Shelter Monday from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. The shelter lies off Highway 311. The event is sponsored by the Archdale-Trinity Jaycees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Archdale - Trinity Lion’s
Archdale - Trinity Jaycees
Faison Flags White Street Landfill For Pulverizers
A staff report recommends placing two remaining pulverizers at the White Street landfill in Greensboro and a bulk transfer station in the county’s western area. High Point already operates a pulverizer. Commissioners discuss another landfill site with Monday agenda. Faison questions filling White Street in five to ten years and warns of two idle machines. Shaw notes risks if Greensboro garbagemen strike and recalls bond plan for three locations and rural pickup aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Street
Greensboro
High Point
Richard Maxwell
Faison
Robert Shaw
County officials weigh transfer station option for White Street
County officials favor White Street for a transfer station to cut costs on a 2 million bond plan and propose rural residents lose service while city areas receive full garbage pickup. some warn more transfer stations may be needed and a landfill remains required. In a separate item, three acres owned by Canaan Inc. in High Point are tax exempt for Christian teaching use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Street
Shaw
Witherspoon
Canaan, Inc
High Point
Car Hits Pole Damages Several as Drunk Driver Charged
John McKenny Murray, 21, of East Lexington Avenue escaped injury when his car struck a utility pole on Lexington Avenue at Bridges Drive at 1:54 a.m. The crash caused $1,000 damage to a 1967 model car and $375 to the pole and sign. Murray was charged with drunken driving after police noted excessive speed. Benjamin Franklin Allen, 53, of Williard Avenue was slightly injured in a separate collision on Greensboro Road at Manor Drive Tuesday at 8:55 p.m. Robert Dewey Yarborough Jr., of North Rotary Drive, was charged with a safe movement violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McKenny Murray
Lexington Avenue
Bridges Drive
Murray
Benjamin Franklin Allen
Williard Avenue
Robert Dewey Yarborough Jr
N. Rotary Drive
Greensboro Road
Manor Drive
Yarborough
Brake fluid check urges full system inspection
Advice urges regular brake fluid checks and warns that adding fluid signals a likely system issue. Recommend a complete inspection to identify leaks, worn components, or air in lines and prevent brake failure.
Six Australians To Visit Area As Rotary Guests
Six young Australian business and professional men arrive in High Point tonight to spend several days as Rotary guests of High Point Jamestown Thomasville and Lexington Rotarians. They visit local industries and civic sites then travel to Kernersville for a second week with new hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Jamestown
Thomasville
Lexington
Australia
John A. Womack Jr
North Carolina
Frank H. Wood Jr
J. E. Toler
Holiday Inn
Southern Furniture Marketing
Westchester Academy
Kernersville
Hendrick Mrs Leota Hendrick dies at 73 in Greensboro
Mrs Leota Mae Hendrick 73 of 1823 Branch St died soon after arriving at the hospital Thursday at 1 p.m. She was born March 20 1902 in Breckenridge Mo and was a retired textile worker. Survived by two daughters two sons a brother seven funeral at Highland United Methodist Church Saturday at 3 p.m. with burial in Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery. The body to lie at Harold C Davis Funeral Home until placed in church 30 minutes before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Allen Dumas
Langford Ave
Dumas
Wadesboro
Powell
Sally McCrae Allen
High Point
New Bethel Baptist Church
Bonnie
Bethel
Park St
Johnsie Shaw
Willow Place
Lee
Frances Wall
Meadowbrook Blvd
Ellen Alston
Dartmouth St
Rosa Kelly
Washington, D.C
Alexander Dumas
George Dumas Jr
James Dumas
W. Willis Ave
Etta Ingram
Winston-Salem
Fannie Allen
New York
N.Y
James
Rufus Allen
Friendship Baptist Church
Emmanuel Rucker
Carolina Biblical Garden
Hairlip Funeral Home
John Bethea Jr
J. A. Campbell JR
Greensboro
John A. Campbell Jr
Wickers St
Moses Cone Hospital
Southern Railway
Brotherhood of Railroad
Masonic Lodge 76
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Shirley G. Campbell
Linda Henley
Jamestown
Donald Larry Campbell
Home
John A. Campbell Sr
Robert Houston, Campbell
Venezuela
O. O. Wahelia
Swansea
Mass
John J. Ketcham
H. N. Sexton
Lambeth- Traxler Chapel
Tim Brantley
Guilford Memorial Park
W. A. Nalley Waverly
A. Nalley
Ocala
Fla
Florida
Nalley
Greenville
S.C
South Carolina
Thelma Lee Leona Jones
Ernest Woodrow
Rod) Nalley
Bethel Drive
Betty Sue Ferguson
Annmore Circle
Dora ‘Stancell
Zelma Martin
Ernest Nalley
Denver
Colo
Cumby Chestnut Drive
A. J. Dennis
Oakwood Cemetery
Cumby Mortuary
Ee Retna
Leota Mae Hendrick
Branch St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Breckenridge
Gaines P
Ezella Craycraft Bailey
Highland United Methodist Church
Ward Chapel
Nellie Castillo
Madge Hendrick
Johnnie F. Hendrick
Sophia
Stanley E. Hendrick
Louis T. Bailey
Harold C. Davis
DCCC Student Wins Davidson ACS Nursing Scholarship
A Davidson County Community College nursing student, Mrs. Janice Lee Sumner, won the first American Cancer Society Scholarship from the Davidson County unit. The one year tuition scholarship supports adults entering nursing or related medical fields in Davidson County and is funded by local cancer fund contributions. Sumner, a 1969 Thomasville High School graduate and wife of Larry D. Sumner, will begin the nursing program this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Davidson County Community College
American Cancer Society
Davidson County
Janice Lee Sumner
Rt. 5
Larry D. Sumner
Sumner
Thomasville Senior High School
Harley D. Brewer
Moore Street
Catherine Deneuve Unveiled The Iceberg Blonde
This WEEKLY feature traces Catherine Deneuve through the sixties shift in American cinema. It contrasts fantasy fare with more realistic films and recalls her enduring presence on Channel Five. It surveys her rocky dynamic with Marcello Mastroianni, views on womanhood, and balance of career and private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Greta Garbo
Audrey Hepburn
Grace Kelly
Catherine Deneuve
Channel No. 5
Family Weekly
Marcello Mastroianni
Also Mentioned on This Page
Culler Reunion
Allen Jay
Asheboro
Randolph Technical Institute
RTI
Gospel
Oakview Recreation Center
Slimnastics
Fairview Pta
PTA
Barbee- Cromwell
Raritan
Momeyer
Nash County
U.S. Highway 64
Payne Reunion
Payne
Abel Payne
Rt. 6
Hasty Road
Disher
Rena Bullock School
Charles R. Eanes Sr
Spring Street
J. H. Taylor
Franklinville
Davis
Ruth Russell Davis
Chestnut Court Apts
Mrs.Davis
Union
Ralph Robert
Hattie Horn Russell
East Grimes Baptist Church
Gwendolyn Davis
Wise Ave
Patsy Michael
Homewood Ave
Jennie
Kathy Davis
Clyde R. Miller
Marion
Marvin E. Ball
Route 2
Herman Russell
Rt. 2
Boone
Sechrest Chapel
J. D. Allgood Jr
Herbert McPheron
B. D. Key Sanford — Burga Dillard Key
Lemon Springs
Moore Memorial Hospital
Pinehurst
Ay Key
Statesville
Clint Key
Samford
Jack L. Key
H. G. Welborn
Fonzie Boyd
Harold Nickens
Cameron
Brady Pilson
Dobson
Ervine Stanly
Rockford
Burl Key
Lemon Springs Baptist Church
Memory Gardens
Mrs. Shaver
Rotary Foundation
P. P. Colon H. Williams
Readymix
Michael Peter Norman Hunter
Richard Graham Lawson
Nicholas Peter Sandford
Neil Robert Turner
Ian Carmichael Walker
James E. Lambeth Jr
E. Cam
Cridlebaugh Jr
Bruce Hathaway
Gene Bohr
Robert H. Shaw Jr
Earl Congdon
Ervin Hauser
Lexington Ave
Mer
CNSI
Orticians
Mary Agnes Stovalle Ruter
Wa.m
Graveside
Floral Garden Park
Claude Wilbur Davis
Nener
Ashley Thomas Brown
Larry William Johnston
Mrs
Ollie Mae Burris
DCCC
Canby Mortuary
Mr. Waverly A. Nalley
Cumby Chestnut Or
Jami Weekly
Jane Fonda
Vanessa Redgrave
High Point Enterprise
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