Deaths and Funerals for Barnhart and Richardson
Charles C. Barnhart 91 a UNC Law School graduate practiced in High Point died Friday at Wesley Long Hospital Funeral at 4pm today at Lambeth-Troxler Chapel Survivors include his daughter and two sons Hester Lee Richardson 72 of Rt 4 died Friday after a stroke at home Funeral at 3pm Sunday at Flag Spring United Methodist Church and he was a former trustee Body is at Ridge-McDowell Funeral Home and will be moved to his residence at 3pm today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Barnhart
University of North Carolina Law School
High Point
Wesley Long Hospital
Barnhart
Whitsett
Alamance Road
Rt. 10
Lambeth-Troxler Chapel
R. Carroll Barnhart
Tarboro
Ralph W. Barnhart
Raeford
Hester Richardson
Asheboro
Hester Lee Richardson
Rt. 4
Randolph Hospital
Randolph County
Flag Spring United Methodist Church
Ridge-McDowell Funeral Home
Death notices from Ramseur Asheboro and Denton area
Harold Edmondson Sr. 42 of Ramseur died after eight weeks illness in Randolph Hospital. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Ramseur Christian Church. Body at Loflin Funeral Home. Lena Walker 74 of Asheboro died in Randolph Hospital. Funeral 3 p.m. today at Pugh Funeral Chapel. Jasper Crawford 75 of Denton died in Memorial Hospital Charlotte after three months illness. Funeral 3 p.m. Sunday at Chapel Hill United Methodist Church near Denton. Family at Hoover Funeral Home 7-9 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Edmondson SR
Ramseur
Harold Lloyd Edmondson Sr
Randolph Hospital
Asheboro
Ramseur Christian Church
Loflin Funeral Home
Carl Walker
Lena Steed Walker
Carl M. Walker
Pugh Funeral Chapel
Jasper W. Cranford Denton
Jasper W. Crawford
Rt. 1
Denton
Memorial Hospital
Charlotte
Randolph County
Davidson Farmers’ Mutual Exchange
Chapel Hill United Methodist Church
Hoover Funeral Home
Mrs Bessie Nance Die. Rites Set At St Marks Church
Mrs. Bessie Wright Nance 78 of 512 Julian St died Thursday at Thomasville Nursing Center. Funeral is 4 p m Sunday at St Marks Holiness Church with Brown's Funeral Home handling arrangements. Survived by five daughters Geneva Alexander Margaret Pettaway Parelee Houser Martha Pettaway Sadie Fields and four sons T W Nance Robert Nance Willie Nance E J Nance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Nance
Bessie Wright Nance
Julian St
Thomasville Nursing Center
St. Marks Holiness Church
Brown’s Funeral
Geneva Alexander
Margaret Pettaway
Greensboro
Parelee Houser
Orangeburg
S. C
Martha Pettaway
Oakland
Calif
Sadie Fields
Chicago
T. W. Nance
Durham
Robert Nance
Greenville
C. Willie Nance
Lake Charles
E. J. Nance
Los Angeles
Youth Event Sunday at First Baptist Church East Washington
A special youth event will be held at First Baptist Church on East Washington Drive this Sunday. Rev. F L Andrews delivers the 11 am sermon on duties of youth in this space age. Afternoon and evening services feature Emmanual Rucket and Steve McKinnon with youth choir music and junior missionary sponsorship led by Miss Nina Craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
East Washington Drive
F. L. Andrews
Emmanual Rucket
Steve McKinnon
Church of God of Prophecy
D. D. Mason
Nina Craft
Prayer Retreat Set for Camp Mundo Vista Near Asheboro
ASHEBORO The Central Baptist Association Girls Auxiliary Prayer Retreat will be held September 19 20 at Camp Mundo Vista near here. A spokesman said attendance information is available by calling the association office in High Point or the association director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Central Baptist Association
Camp Mundo Vista
High Point
Youth Dies as Tractor Overturns Near Sophia and Flint Hill
A 13 year old youth, Mark Curtis Mendenhall of Rt 1 Sophia, was killed when an eastbound tractor left the unpaved road, overturned after running down an embankment. He died on arrival at Randolph Hospital. He was an eighth grade student at New Market School. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday Marlboro Friends Meeting House. Body at Pugh Funeral Home Randleman. Family at the home 7 to 9 tonight. Survivors include parents Mr and Mrs Raeford F Mendenhall Rt 1 Sophia, brothers C T and Clay Mendenhall, grandparents Mr and Mrs Jesse Barker of Randleman and Mrs Pearl Mendenhall Rt 1 Sophia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Rt. 1
Flint Hill
R. D. Harper
Mark Curtis Mendenhall
Raeford Franklin Mendenhall
Randolph Hospital
Mendenhall
New Market School
Marlboro Friends
Marlboro Friends Meeting House. the Body Is At Pugh Funeral Home
Randleman
Raeford F. Mendenhall
C. T. Mendenhall
Clay Mendenhall
Jesse Barker
Pearl Mendenhall
Industrial Plant Boosts Permits
Building inspections issued eight new houses totaling 177 150 and one industrial expansion 95 000 along with fencing repairs roofing and dwelling upgrades. Southern Film Extracters won a 95 000 permit for a 15 800 square foot plant expansion on English Road. New dwellings include Thompson Enterprises Parliament Street 31 750 Shavitz Mark Street 6 500 Morgan E Spring Garden 9 200 Welborn Imperial Street 24 000 Wallace Country Club Drive 31 000 Andrews Home Builders Pegram Street 8 700 Dr N C Johnson Country Club Drive 45 000 Paul Burkhart Seven Oaks Street 21 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspecto Freeman Hill
Southern Film Extracters
English Road
Thompson Enterprises
Parliament Street
Dewey Shavitz
Mark Street
Harold Morgan
E. Spring Garden
Welborn Construction Co
Imperial Street
Charles Wal
Country Club Drive
Andrews Home Builders
Pegram Street
N. C. Johnson
Paul Burkhart
Seven Oaks Street
Church Plans New Jamestown United Methodist Church
Jamestown officials announce construction of a new sanctuary and several classrooms on the current site near Main Street and Guilford College Road. A $75,000 fund drive is under way, with 75 percent pledged, toward a total project cost of 300000 to 400000. Dr Bruce Wilson of the Methodist Board of Missions met with fund drive leaders Don Powell Bill King and C Cobb to plan the improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Main Street
Guilford College Road
Bruce Wilson
Methodist Board of Missions
Dr. Huie to Speak at Jamestown Spiritual Services
Jamestown will host Dr. Wade Huie professor of homiletics at Columbia Theological Seminary as the main speaker at two spiritual enrichment services September 20 and 21 at the Presbyterian Church of Jamestown The Rev M M Foust will preside and after service fellowship is planned Brentwood Baptist Church choir will provide special music for the Saturday evening program Huie holds a PhD from the University of Edinburgh and has traveled in Greece Turkey Palestine and Egypt He has taught at the seminary since 1957 The services include Bound To Be Free at 730 p m September 20 Unstopped Ears at 1115 a m September 21 and What We Do Know Counts at 730 p m that Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Wade Huie
Columbia Theological Seminary
Decatur
Presbyterian Church of
M. M. Foust
Jamestown Town Hall
Huie
Brentwood Baptist Church
University of Edinburg
Scotland
Phi Beta Kappa
Greece
Turkey
Palestine
Egypt
Peter Marshall
Foust
Apartment Fire Damages Villa Unit Minor
A fire at 714 Douglas Dr in Thomasville caused only smoke damage to a wall near a sofa in the apartment of O Neal Taylor. Fire Chief Howard Matthews substantial damage was avoided, with the blaze stemming from an electrical cord short. The residence is owned by Ellen Shavis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Douglas Dr
Howard Matthews
Matthews
O’neal Taylor
Ellen Shavis
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Duke Power Co
Hunter Street
Former Governor Moore Eyes Private Life Yet Hints at Return
Dan Moore, former governor and current private lawyer, enjoys civilian life in Raleigh while not ruling out a future return to public office. He praises Scott administration crises handling, notes high state taxes in 1969, defends replaced incumbents, and recalls highway, education, and industrial gains. Moore critiques the 1969 regional university shift and plans to be remembered for total state development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Martin
Greensboro
Raleigh
Dan Moore
Moore
Scott
General Assembly
A&t State University
Col
David Lambert
State Highway Patrol
Charles Ga 4
U. S. Senate
Ad Moore
Accidents Hurt 22 During Week in High Point
High Point police compiled a weekly report showing 38 motor vehicle accidents in the seven days ending Friday. Property losses reached 21,550 dollars. Year to date 1969 totals: 1,297 accidents, seven deaths, 514 injuries, and 624,569 dollars in losses versus 1,173 accidents, seven deaths, 487 injuries, and 503,054 dollars last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Seekers Plan Gospel Singing at Antioch Baptist Church
Thom asville's Seekers Quartet will headline a gospel sing at Antioch Baptist Church on Albertson Road. The event features local singers and begins at 7:30 p.m. Sunday night. attendees are invited to enjoy a community musical evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Seekers
Antioch Baptist Church
Albertson Road
Reunion Planned at Clarksbury Church in Thomasville
The Hunt, Hughes and Lama beth reunion will be held Sunday at Clarksbury United Methodist Church on Clarksbury Church Road in Thomasville. A picnic lunch will be served at noon with music by The Seekers Quartet and The Rhodes Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt, Hughes and Lamabeth
Clarksbury United Methodist Church
Clarksbury Church Road
Thomasville
Seekers
Rhodes
Television Log Highlights Nightly Schedule
A compiled view of 6 00 P M to 12 45 A M listings shows CBS News Porter Wagoner Hogan's Heroes The Newlywed Game Get Smart My Three Sons Lawrence Welk and top films including A Life of Her Own and Pineapple Furlough with additional time slots for NCAA Air Force SMU and Shock Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Anderson
SGC
Wilburn Bros
My Three Sons
Lawrence Welk
Petticoat Junction
Air Force
SMU
Capsule View of Tonight's TV Programs Featuring Jackie Gleason
Jackie Gleason guests with George Kirby Louis Nye Sonny Sands and Max By. Also Adam 12 with Malloy and Reed investigates a boat dispute. Get Smart plots a KAOS prison escape. My Three Sons features Steve’s secret spy life. To Kill a Mockingbird film with Peck Badham Ghostley. Hogan's Heroes Petticoat Junction Mannix Guns Fort Petticoat Red Light and The Mad Doctor headline night programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Gleason
George Kirby
Louis Nye
Sonny Sands
Max By
Graves
Malloy and
Reed
Kaos
Max
Steve
Mary Badham
Alice Ghostley
Deep South
Jem
Scout
Crittenden Bungles
Stalag 16
Hogan
Petticoat Junction
Hooterville
Mannix
Peggy
Floyd Brown
MOVIF
Shock Theater
Basil Rathbone
Ellen Drew
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Dr. Huie
Cadillac
Bob Scott
Buyeluul
Ulull
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Judicial Department
Strate
Canton
Fashionable Ridge Road
Black-Eyed Peas
H &R Block
America
North Main ST
High Point, N.C
Ueno
Callega Main St. Tel
Early Report
CBS News
Porter Wagoner
Channel 2
Evening News
Huntley-Brinkley
Death Valley
Joe P
Pine
Gregory Peck
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