Deaths and Funerals Highlights in Thomasville Area
Obituary notices record J Elmer Hill 66 of 490 Brewer St died at Community General Hospital after a 14 week illness. He founded J Elmer Hill Insurance in 1949 and retired in 1971, survived by Lois Skeen and eight grandchildren. Services scheduled at Memorial United Methodist Church with interment Oakwood Memorial Park. Open House for Sophia post office announces new facility serving Randolph County. Funeral notices also honor Lille Laws and Janice Kirkman with burial details and service times. Amber Pearson's drowning ruled by Medical Examiner.
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J. Elmer Hill
Brewer St
Community General Hospital
Davidson County
Columbus A
Mary Everhart Hill
Thomasville
Billy Hill
W. Holly Hills
Bob Hill
Lambeth Road
Cedar Lodge
Graham D Hill
Melbourne
Fla
Emma L. Proctor
June St
Minnie Lee Sonne
Miami
Mryde) Bryant
Culbreth Ave
Eugene Hill
Greensboro
Delmar Hill
Thomasville Masonic Lodge
RL Pope
Sophia
US 311
Randolph County
J. C. Laws
Lille F. Laws
Hilltop Ave
Lakeland
First Church of God In
Gordon Howe
Lakeland Memorial Gardens
Laws
Tennessee
High Point
First Church of God of
The
Missionary Society
Jesse C. Laws Sr
Robert L
Fluby) Brady
John R
Marie) Zust
Daytona Beach
G. Charlie
Betty, Jones
Imperial Drive
Paul H. Laws
Jesse C. Laws Jr
Tyler
Texas
Sarah Bryant
Winchester
Tenn
Mrs McCain To Address Demo Women In Asheboro
Asheboro Randolph County Democratic Women will hold their fall meeting on Wednesday September 22 at 7 pm at the Asheboro Country Club with Betty McCain of Wilson as featured speaker. McCain a charter member and former state president of the North Carolina Democratic Woman is state vice chair and Jim Hunt Election Committee chair. reservations to Edith Wagner Archdale Mary Andrews Randlemann or Forrest Kearns Farmer. The event will name the Kate Hammer Democratic Woman of the Year Award recipient.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Asheboro Country Club
Betty McCain
Wilson
McCain
N.C
Democratic Executive Committee
Jim Hunt
Edith Wagner
Archdale
Mary Andrews
Randlemann
Forrest Kearns
Farmer
Kate Hammer
Local court actions roll through Friday docket
District Court Judge Byron Haworth bound over Fred Willie Simmons and others on various charges. Simmons waived preliminary hearings on two counts of assault with a firearm on an officer. McNeal Sr. received a 12 month suspended sentence and a $300 fine with costs for drunken driving and no operator's license. Prayer for judgment was continued for Randy Brock assault by pointing a gun. Hughes found guilty of exceeding a safe speed after failing to heed blue lights. Hensley taxed costs for malicious damage. Knight bound over on false pretense involving $54 parts from Genuine Parts Co. Beverly and Little given 90 day suspended sentences and $25 fines. Myers received six months active for misdemeanor breaking and entering with a Nov 7, 1975 break-in. Taylor given six months active for a Nov 22 break-in at Live Bait & Tackle. Haworth granted $0 day active sentences to three men for two counts of larceny. Etheredge probationary sentence for breaking into a motor vehicle. Cheek, Johnson, Mitchell Jr. all six-month suspended sentences with $100 costs for drunken driving. Leggett received eighteen months for drunken driving and license revocation. Landrum convicted of reckless driving with six months suspended and $100 costs. Thomas taxed costs for public drunkenness. State withdrew in a drunken driving charge against Thomas. Wanda Gahagan prayer for judgment continued on costs in three counts of issuing worthless checks and placed on probation.
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Byron Haworth
Fred Willie Simmons
Elm Street
John Frank McNeal Sr
Kivett Drive
Randy Brock
Jamestown
Roger Wayne Hughes
Barker Avenue
Mac Hensley
Grace Street
Haworth
Jerry Knight
Lincoln Drive
Knight
Genuine Parts Co
N. Main Street
Nellie H. Beverly
Anderson Street
Harvey C. Little
Whiteoak Street
Danny Myers
N. Centennial Street
Caroline
Richardson Street
Terry Taylor
English Road
David McQueen
Juanita Street
Jimmy L. Winchester
Park Street
Thomas E. Crawford
Centennial Street
Food World
Washington Mill
Henry L. Etheredge
Davis Avenue
Raymond Cheek
Pendleton Street
Douglas M. Johnson
Rt. 1
Liberty
David W Mitchell Jr
W. Green
Nathaniel Leggett
Franklin Street
Hugh D. Landrum
Route 3
Sammy L. Thomas
Fairway Avenue
Thomasville
Thomas Wanda Gahagan
Delaware Place
City School Menus For Week Of Sept 20
Week of September 20 school lunch menu lists daily options: Monday Sloppy Joe fries green beans pudding, Tuesday corn dog chili soup crackers apple crisp, Wednesday chicken and rice soup peanut butter sandwich pickles applesauce spaghetti with garden salad garlic bread pineapple cake or fruit plate, Thursday meat balls noodles potatoes gravy corn, tuna salad plate, Friday butterfly shrimp cornbread slaw beans peach cobbler. Includes multiple sides and desserts each day.
Randolph Seeks Parade Entries for Randolph Bicentennial
Randolph County issues call for entries in the Bicentennial Parade in Asheboro on Oct 9 with a second parade Oct 10. Deadline Sept 25 for floats and units. Entry forms available by contacting committee or writing to 201 Worth Street. Parade themes and prize categories noted. 3:30 p.m. start on Saturday with 20 bands plus marching units expected.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Robert L Jones Jr
Jones
Jim Southern
Alice Hammond
Randolph County Bicentennial Committee
Worth Street
Ronald Hudson
New Hospital Lines Drawn in Davidson County
Lexington Memorial Hospital administrators win approval to form a western Davidson County Hospital District in Raleigh. They will seek a bond referendum for a new six million dollar hospital, with the commission voting eight to three abstentions. Tom Gelarden, chief administrator, confirms the plan.
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Lexington — N.C
Drama Review Shenandoah Could Be Better
A Barn Dinner Theatre opening of Shenandoah based on the 1985 James Stewart film stars Charlie Anderson, a Virginian widower with six sons and a daughter. The Civil War era drama follows his neutral stance on war and his family’s struggles as Confederate raiders press on the farm. The review notes strong hearted moments but says the show could be more entertaining with a few fixes.
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Barn Dinner Theatre
Charlie Anderson
Anderson
Local Students Graduate Seven From UNC Chapel Hill
Seven area students earned summer graduation from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Names include Pamela Weatherly Carter, Martha Louise Farlow, Joseph Maynard Kennedy, Beverly Revin Levina, Janet Campbell Lipscomb, Clyde Elis McCullouch Jr, and Diane Harvey Smith. An additional six Asheboro students also graduated in the summer commencement. The article also covers a local theater production with performances by Charlie Anderson and others, praising strong acting and music, noting some pacing issues and set design efforts.
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High Pont
University of North Carolina At
James C. Lipscomb
Colonial Dr
Clyde Elis McCullouch Jr
Clyde E. McCullouch
Sunview Ave
Diane Harvey Smith
Ronald J. Smith
Colonial D
Stilwell Leads With Galloway and Bean in Officials
Stilwell as president with Earnest Galloway as president elect and A Bean serving as treasurer. The trio outlines forthcoming governance roles and financial oversight responsibilities.
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Stilwell
Earnest Galloway
A Bean
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Elmer Hill
Janice Kirkman
Janice Sechrest Kirkman
Cumby Archdale
George H. Wallace
Yates Brooks
Kirkman
Route 5
Skeet Club Road
Johnson Road
Cumby
Trinity Chapel
Lexington
Amber Pearson
Joel Leonard
Mrs. McCain
Salisbury
Po Boys
Randolph
Drama Review
Shenandoah
Alice Gail Batson
Walter K. Batson
Meadowbrook Rd
Amanda Brown Burton
Ottway Burton
Westmont Dr
David Woodrow Carter
Bet
Ty B. Carter
Liberty St
Gracie Freeman Conner
Kenneth A. Conner
James Leonard Menius
Robert W. Menius
Oakmont Dr
Alan Dale Robbins
Dale Robbins
Holly St
Robert
Philip Rose
Peter Udell
James Lee Barrett
Gary Geld
Udell
Bugs
Larry Lipton
Sam
Lipton
Bobby Brandt
Run Fet
Marc Clement
Hall Parrish
Reverend Byrd
Tinkham
Jacob Anderson
Martin McDonald
Bob McDowell
Rich Buffington
Dan Pruitt
MI Uer
Oak Hollow Civitans
Oak Hollow Civitan Club
Richard Medlin
John
Chestnut BR
Tringale RO
Margaret W. Kennedy
Providence Wesleyan Church
Cumoy Archdale Cha
Order of the Garden
North Main
Farriss Avenue
Harold C.davis
Preferred Funeral Directors International
Braxton Scott Daviness
Jom Oakview United Methodist Church
Lexington Ave
NSM
J. R. Duncan
United Methodist Church
L. G
Gid
Orrell's Funeral Home
Emerywood Insurance Associater
P.O. Box
Town, N.C
America
National
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
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