Deaths & Funerals items span many North Carolina towns
Oscar Paul Shelton 83 of 316 Druid Dr died at High Point Memorial Hospital after a day of hospitalization. He was a WWI veteran, machinist at Carolina Machine Works, and a deacon and choir member at Oakview Baptist Church. Funeral 3 p.m. Saturday at Oakview Baptist with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Other notices include Jane Kimmer 90 of Granite Quarry, Edsel Graham Goss 51 of Lexington, Robert L. Wall 63 Mocksville, R. W. Sink 73 Lexington, John W. Pugh 59 Randleman, Brahmay C. Ehret 67 High Point, Lee Dunn 82 Julian, Fred Lee Poe Sr. 66 Robbins, Anna Welch 77 New Orleans, infant Amy Lee Edwards, Kingfield Dick Webster 65 Summerfield, and George F. Pegram 63 Asheboro. Funeral plans, survivors, and home locations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Paul Shelton
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Shelton
Stokes County
Joshua Green
Julia Taylor Shelton
High Point
Margaret Belcher
Carolina Machine Works
Oakview Baptist Church
Reavis
Margaret B. Shelton
Kenneth Miller
William Bishop
Oakwood
Jane Kimmer Salisbury
Jane Allman Kimmer
Granite Quarry
Queen’s Nursing Home
L. A. Barrier
H. T. Eudy
Lexin
N.C
H.R. Norfleet
Rt. 7
Salisbury
Clegg Kimmer
Rt. 1
Rockwell
Harold Kimmer
Cread Kimmer
Concord
Adam Allman
Charlotte
Lyerly Funeral Home
Creek Primitive Baptist Church
Church
R. L. Wall
Mocksville
Robert L. Wall
Avon Street
Kewaunee Furniture Co
Mary Yow Wall
Pamela Whitaker
Carolyn Whitaker
Coolemee
Doris Haneline
Greer
D.C
Kathleen Middleton
Pauline Broome
Greensboro
Eatons Funeral Chapel
Robert L. Taylor
Rose Cemetery
R. W. Sink
Lexington
R. W
Bob) Sink
Fairview Dr
N.C. Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Davidson County
David H
Barbara Hinkle Sink
First Baptist Church
Piedmont Gas Service Co
Ola T. Sink
C. A
Evelyn) Smith
Rt. 2
R. W. Sink Jr
Douglas Sink
Walter
Lucy) Leonard
Arthur
Maggie)Payne
Route 12
Lloyd N
Addie) Motsinger
Rt. 5
Winston- Salem
Joe H. Sink
Piedmont Funeral Home
John W. Pugh
Margery Redding Pugh
James
Betsy) Summey
Wrightsville Beach
John W. Pugh Sr
Asheboro
Earl Brown
Rt. 4
Clinde P. McCloud
V. R
Tom D. Pugh
Billy Pugh
First United Methodist Church
Randleman
Leroy Scott
Oaklawn
Pugh
Brahmay C. Ehret
Centennial St
Ehret
Chicago
George Confare
James P. Ehret
Columbus
Ohio
Sechrest Funeral Home
Braman and Son Funeral Home
Knox
Ind
Braman Chapel
American Cancer Society
L. Poe SR
Robbins
Fred Lee Poe Sr
Moore Memorial Hospital
Pinehurst
Chatham County
Eva Lemon Poe
Mary Lou Riddle
Carthage
Fred L. Jr
Earl Poe
Roy Poe
Tommy Poe
Seagrove
Nellie Kate Burns
Lillie Kennedy
Doris Foster
Eleanor Burns
Cumnock
Betty Hart
Bear Creek
Jean Harris
Frank
Russell Poe
Everett Poe
Henry Poe
Sanford
Joe Poe
Langley
Kennedy Funeral
First Wesleyan Church
Bob Freeman
C. M. Upton
Pine Rest Cemetery
Anna Welch
St. Phillips St
New Orleans
Mercy Hospital
Welch
St. Louis Cathedral
Robert P. Guarino
Emerywood Dr
Virgie DeNedville
Kingfield Webster
Reidsville
Kingfield
Dick) Webster
Summerfield
Annie Penn Memorial Hospital
Rockingham County
Bethel
Virginia Poole Webster
James B
Dewey R. Webster
George F
Clarence Webster
Boston
Mass
Hazel Williams
Martha
Lou Cummings
Joan Knight
Gibsonville
Elizabeth Webster
Bill Webster
Salem
J.H. Beck
Wilkerson Funeral Home
G. F. Pegram
George F. Pegram
Route's
Randolph Hospital
Oak Ridge
State Highway Commission
Dorothy Louise Pegram
Mary England
Granite Falls
George W. Pegram
Charles W. Pegram
Statesville
Edmisten outlines open meetings stance at Kiwanis talk
Edmisten told Kiwanis members closed meetings are only for personnel or contract matters. He urged open government and said the attorney general should lead in fighting crime, support witnesses, and aid local police, while opposing a state police system and a statewide grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmisten
Kiwanis Club
Democratic Party
S. Main St
Robert Morgan
James Carson
James Holfhouser
Morgan
Ramisten
Decret
North Carolina
General Assembly
People’s Attorney
Pentagon Signals Possible Policy Change on Pregnant Service Members
The Pentagon considers altering its policy on pregnant personnel, allowing those who perform well to remain in service and accept global assignments. If not, discharge could be involuntary, with hardship discharge optional. All pregnancy discharges would remain honorable. The move aims for equality, noting military fathers have never faced discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
Humanics Retreat Planned at Camp Cheerio This Weekend
High Point College students attend the American Humanics Student Assn retreat at Camp Cheerio with Don Snider and Daren Hutchinson as guests. The weekend features academic and career studies, field trips, workshops, and seminars led by the Home Office in Kansas City. The theme is Making a Difference as students rededicate and recruit newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
American Humanics Student Assn
Camp Cheerio
American Humanics Organization
The
Humanics Foundation
Kansas City
Don Snider
Daren Hutchinson
Snider
American Humanics National
Atlanta, Ga
Boy Scouts
Hutchinson
Boy Scouts In the
Atlanta Area Council
PTA Council Tackles Attendance Concern in High Point
HRC expressed concern over attendance at the PTA Council meeting in High Point where representatives from each school convene. Rev. Bill Price noted a bus plan should originate from the Council, a view echoed by other commissioners as City Councilwoman Rachel Gray presented a plaque to Irvin Black, former commission chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA Council
High Point
Bill Price
Rachel Gray
Irvin Black
Commission
Fire damages utility room at Ingram home
The L. L. Ingram house at 1218 Devonshire Ave suffered minor damage Thursday when a fire started in the utility room. Firemen believe vapors from gasoline stored there ignited from a gas-fired hot water heater about 9 16 p.m. Hog producers in Alabama grossed 74 million dollars in 1972, up 20 million from 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Ingram
Devonshire Ave
Alabama
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High Point Enterprise
O. P. Shelton
Doug Poole
William Smith
Mack Harris
Charles Sells
Ralph Odom
Abel Yokeley
Ed Shufelt
Raleigh Hutchins
E. G.goss
Edsel Graham Goss
Route 7
Disabled American Veterans
Mae Mize Goss
Bonnie Goss
Jimmy Goss
Barthers
Joe Goss
Julius Goss
Cleveland
Tenn
Hugh T. Goss
William Costello
Norama Beck
Norfolk
Eugene Everhart
Davidson Funeral Home
Lee Dunn
Siler City
Julian
Harriet Abbot Dunn
David W. Jones
Climax
Jennie Dunn
Winfred Siler
Fort Meade
Fla
F. D. Greeson
Whitsett
Shirley Comer
Vass
H. G. Dunn
Pleasant Garden
Chester Dunn
Lillie Dunn
Cora Moody
Lexington Ave
Miiindore
Suds
NSM
Lucie Moore Richardson
Ap.m. Oakview Baptist Church
Evakmay C, Ehret
Camby Mortuary
Chestnut Dr
Ada Camby Frye
Emearywood Baptist Church
Oakwood Memorial Park
Lo Wesichester Mall
Church of God
E. Green
High Point, N. C
Singing Americans
Raleigh, N. C
Horton Furniture Company
E. Kivett ST
Family Weekly
Robert A. Heinlein
Quin
Born Free
Gary Collins
Kenya
Nbc-Tv
U.S
Mary Ann Mobley
Hich Point Enterprise
Humanics
David Fuller
Rell
Haizlip Funeral Home, Inc
Fourth Street
Church Street
Thomasville