Deaths and Funerals in Thomasville Area
Multiple obituaries from Thomasville and Greensboro area papers report deaths of Eva A Culler 76 of Piedmont Christian Home James L Twine 84 of Thomasville J L Almond Sr 60 of Lexington Ivey L Styers 66 of Asheboro Stanley Baker 73 of High Point Jimmy Lee Murphy Sr 52 of Lugoff S C Katherine E Kraus 64 of Greensboro Iva Holton Garrett 83 of Jamestown and others. Funeral details list Sechrest Hanes Lineberry and Wesley Memorial services and burial at Oakwood Memorial Park among locations. Surviving relatives include children grandchildren siblings and spouses with service times ranging through Tuesday. Memorials suggested to various churches and charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Allen’ Culler
Piedmont Christian Home
Culler
Rando Junty
Sam ‘Pickney
Ellen Taylor Allen
High Point
Grady Arthur Culler
Melrose Hosiery Mill
Green Street Baptist Church
Sandy School
Johnny E
Ruby) Edmonds
Arlington, Va
Sechrest Chapel
EB. W. Price Jr
Oakwood Cemetery
Thomasville
Ben Twine
Charles St
Wesleyan Arms
Miss Twine
N.Y
New York City
Randadhsin A Memorial Presbyterian Church
Marguerite Williams
Providence
R.J
Ethel Payne
Charles Clifford Twine
Ocala
Fla
Central United . Methodist Church
W. P. Cole
E. J. Johnson
City Cemetery
Thomas ’Hairlip
J. E. Almond
Lexington
Fairview Dr
Charlevoix
Mich
First Presbyterian Church
J. E. Almond Sr
J. E. Almond Jr
Mount Gilead
C. A. Monroe
Greensboro
Merritt. Donaldson
Baltimore
J.L. Styers
Asheboro
Ivey Lloyd Styers
Liberty St
Veterans Hospital
Durham
Randolph County
Cameron Village Bakery
Raleigh
Bessie
Holt Styers
Nova
Norma Holt McKelthan
Laurinburg
C. A. Holt Jr
Atlanta
Epmersl
Bessie Winslow
Jord Pugh
Iva Holton Garrett
Brantley” Circle
Maryfield
Garrett
Jamestown
John S
Phoebe Horney
Holton
Jesse Virgil Garrett
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
United Methodist Women
Jack V. Garrett Jr
Brantley Circles
Frank Garrett
Gatewood Ave
Louise H. Abernethy
John S. Holton
Vickery Chapel Road
Bernard. R. Fitzgerald
R. Delbert ‘Byrum
Oakwood Memorial Park
Sechrest
Brantley Circle
American Cancer . Society
Groom Gets Big Surprise at Northside Baptist Church
In Charlotte AP report, Pfc. Terry L Reed of Ft Bragg married Trudy R Best before 2300 attendees as part of Bride and Groom Sunday. About 400 couples renewed vows. lessons in bridge start at YWCA with two sessions weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Ap) Young
Terry Lee Reed
Ft. Bragg
Northside Baptist Church
Trudy Ray Best
Cain To Head WFU Trustees
E. Lee Cain, a High Point bank executive and senior vice president of Wachovia Bank and Trust Co., has been elected chairman of the Wake Forest University trustees. He has served multiple terms on the board and succeeds Dr. George W Paschal Jr. of Raleigh as his term ends year end. Egbert L. Davis Jr. of Winston-Salem was elected vice chairman and J. William Straughan, Wake Forest development director, was elected to a post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Bank
E. Lee Cain
Wake Forest University
Cain
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Wachovia
High Point
Wake Forest Board
George. W Paschal Jr
Raleigh
Egbert L. Davis Jr
Winston-Salem
J. William Straughan
Wake Forest
Deputies Seize Marijuana Crop Near Glenila Farm
Deputies found a 20 stalk marijuana crop in an old barn near Glenila. The plants stood about 10 feet high and were being cultivated daily at sunrise. Estimated value was $20,000 with seeds excluded. no arrests were made and the owner of the land was not involved. The crop was destroyed at the county landfill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Glenila
Randy Hackaday
Day in the Park Opens with Pageant and Arts Council Plan
The Day in the Park opening at 1 15 p m featured Miss North Carolina greeting fans and signing autographs before a program with the High Point Community Band and Methodist Church Choir performing America the Beautiful. Local officials praised the Arts Council which plans Guilford County s bicentennial kick off in 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Miss North Carolina
Bencini
Earle Ludgin
Day In the Park
Earl Crow
High Point College
Paul Clapp
Arts Council
High Point
Clapp
City Council
Parks and Recreation Department
OSHA Rules To Be Aired By Chamber
The High Point Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club will host a panel on Federal OSHA rules and their administration in North Carolina. The event at 10 a.m. on North Main Street will feature Charlie Shackelford and Dan Kelly with questions from the floor.upported by the Coffee Club Committee led by Lewis Ferretti and the Public Safety Committee led by Dr. John Brockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OSHA
High Point Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club
North Carolina
Chamber of Commerce
North Main Street
Charlie J. Shackelford
Asheboro Man Arrested in Stolen Checks and Burglary
James Larry Arnette, 28, of Asheboro, was charged Sunday with receiving stolen checks and breaking and entering. Randolph deputies also charged him with breaking and entering Rodney Hodge’s residence in Sophia on August 21, and taking band equipment valued at $1,200. The equipment was recovered August 24 in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Larry Arnette
Asheboro
Arnnette
C3& § Enterprises
Randolph
Rodney Hodge
Sophia
Thomasville
Cause Of Blast At Plant Probed
High Point fire chief said experts in explosive handling were called to Guardsman Chemicals at 2147 Brevard Street to determine the cause of an early morning explosion around 5:21 a.m. No workers were present. The blast allegedly occurred in a four inch transfer pipe to tanker trucks, with potential for additional explosions from a drum under the pipe and a lacquer room vent. Damaged doors and windows, plus roof and debris described as shrapnel, marked the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
T. G. Shelton
Guardsman Chemicals
Brevard St
Shelton
Grand Rapids Varnish
Way of Life treaty comment underscores two sided bargains
A quotation notes that a treaty resembles any bargain and requires both sides to engage. It argues that only one party may benefit, highlighting the transactional nature of international accords and the risk of imbalanced outcomes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twine
W. Stanley Baker
Eaton Place
Mr. Baker
Hope Mills
George Washington
Mittie Coates Baker
Gladys Hart
Lynchburg
Vaires Co
United Methodist Churches
Salvation Army
Gideons International
First United Methodist Church
W.P. Pickett
Joanne Baker Cameron
Stanley Baker Jr
Ft. Jackson
D.C
R. W
Nell) Bloodworth
Levada Hair
Fayetteville
Richard J. Crowder
Ralph Taylor
Floral Garden
Park Cemetery
J. L.“Murphy
Jimmy Lee Murphy Sr
Amos
Kershaw County
S.C
Joseph
Julia Shannon ‘Murphy
U.S. Army
Iskalgatt
Ie Bell Murphy
Grover
James
Albert
Jimmy Lee’ Murphy Jr
Lugoff, S.C
Mack Murphy
Fort, Lee, Va
Iola
Willie’ Mae
Ruby Joan
Beverly
Nellie Murphy
Linda Wood
Lugoff
8.C
Lewis Murphy
Philadelphia
Dan
Benjamin Murphy
Norfolk
Moses Murphy
Eleza Murphy
Ella Murphy
Josephine Haile
Lizzie, Myles
Lucille Murphy
Brooklyn
Carlene Murphy
St. Matthews Baptist Church
Robert Stover
Moore Funeral Home
Amos St
A. R. Kraus
Katherine Emma Kraus
Warren St
Wesley Long Hospital
Long Island
Ebenezer Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid of the Church
Red Cross
Twiggs Garden Club
Adam R. Kraus
Robert. Kraus
Jane Kraus
Katherine ‘McCoy
Sprother
Henry Wagoner
Milford
Conn
Marie Sommers
Wenonah
N. J
Lakeview Memorial Park
Harry G. Corner
Hanes- Lineberry
Vanstory’Street Chapel
Mrs. Garrett
Thomiasville
Piso
Fair Grove
Jarrett
Holly Grove
Jarretts
YWCA
Lois Ebei
Wilma Eyerly
WFU
Lee Cain
Gene Cornelisson
Terry Pierce
Brenda Bullins
London House
Mayor Clapp
Bencipi
Jake Froelich
Marvin Keith
Robert Eisenphere
Rniture
Gene"Boi
Channel § Television
David Rawley
High Point Enterprise
Eric Vaughn
Springfield
Ohio
Halsey North
North Carolina Arts Council
Bill Marshall
Marshall
Richard A. Fennell
Steve Sebastian
Allan Nance
Roger Taggart
G. Noeals-Haynes
Robert Lohr
Alice Rucker
Carolyn Schwalbe
Ethel Windsor
Engelhardt
Giberson
Roy Meredith
Jim Proctor
Florence Orr
Elmo Habb
SO Tae
Lexington Ave
WWSH
Selecter Morticians
Brahmay C
Ehret
Braman Chape
Knox
Midiene
Mann Drug Store
Chamber
Sa Oper
Cumb, Ft
Chestnut Dr
Tamara Carol
Cumby
David Paul Jordon
Cumby Chapel
Carrie Stacy Jackson
Karana
Accant
Quality College Village
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