Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Areas
Bonnie Kaye Wishon three weeks old daughter of Joe and Shirley Wishon of 806 Liberty Dr died at High Point Memorial Hospital. Graveside services at 3 p m today at Cool Springs Baptist Church cemetery near Elkin. Albert J Hackney 49 of Sanford died at home. Survived by wife Frances Dodson Hackney two daughters foster son mother and stepfather three sisters and other relatives. Funeral 4 p m Sunday Miller Funeral Chapel burial Shallow Well Cemetery.
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Thomasville
Bonnie Kaye Wishon
Joe
Shirley Norman Wishon
Liberty Dr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Sanford
Albert J. Hackney
Frances Dodson Hackney
Jerry M. Schronce
Stewart
Penny) Thomas
Rt. 1
Robert Lata
High Point
Butler Spivey
Dolores Congelli
Zebulon
Paul McGee
Stoughton
Mass
Richard L. Spicer
San Francisco
Calif
Miller Funeral Chapel
Shallow Well Cemetery
Infant Rebecca Carpenter Dies In Winston-Salem Hospital
Rebecca Jo Carpenter two month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry Junior Carpenter of 119 Goodluck Dr died Friday at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem after five days illness. Survived by parents a brother and two sisters all at home. Services to be held today at Lexington City Cemetery. Body at Piedmont Funeral Home.
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Lexington
Rebecca Jo Carpenter
Larry Junior Carpenter
Goodluck Dr
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Larry R. Carpenter
Robbin Marie
Tammie Carpenter
Lexington City Cemetery
Piedmont Funeral Home
Mary E Morefield 90 dies in Pulaski Hospital
Mrs. Mary E Morefield 90 of 10th Street Pulaski died at 6 50 p m Thursday after a period of declining health in Pulaski Hospital. Surviving are three daughters Mrs Betty M York Kernersville Mrs Ruth Hubble Pulaski and Mrs Frances Sawyers Draper and six sons I N Morefield C H Morefield Rev W T Morefield E A Morefield C G Morefield and Lewis J Morefield. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and the body lies at Stevens Funeral Home.
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Pulaski
Mary E. Morefield
10Th Street
Pulaski Hospital
Betty M. York
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Ruth Hubble
Frances Sawyers
Draper
I. N
C. H. Morefield
W. T. Morefield
Five Hurt In Two Car Crash On Johnson Street
A two car crash on Johnson Street at Turner Place left five injured. Corrina Allison Woodard of Welborn Street was involved as another driver. Billy Neal Stone, 20, of Cross Street faced charges of failure to yield and no liability insurance after colliding with Dorothy Everhart Jarrett of Trinity Avenue on W Green Drive at Taylor Street. A three car wreck on I 85 near Brentwood Street led to J B Self Jr., 19, of Rt 7 Greensboro being charged with following too closely amid collisions with Charles Richard Lambert, 29, of Rt 6 Salisbury and Clifton Miller Jones, 23, of Richmond Virginia.
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Johnson Street
Turner Place
Corrina Allison Woodard
Welborn Street
Billy Neal Stone
Cross Street
Dorothy Everhart Jarrett
Trinity Avenue
W. Green
Taylor Street
Brentwood Street
J. B. Self Jr
Rt. 7
Greensboro
Charles Richard Lambert
Rt. 6
Salisbury
Clifton Miller Jones
Richmond
Everett check into hospital after mild heart tremor
Republican congressional nominee R Frank Everett was hospitalized at Pitt Memorial Hospital in Greenville for observation of a mild heart tremor. He expects to leave within the weekend and resume campaigning in the First Congressional District after feeling discomfort following a Jaycees event.
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Greenville
N. C
R. Frank Everett
Pitt Memorial Hospital
Everett
Robersonville
Eli Disher 86 of Lexington dies. services pending
Eli Disher, 86, of Lexington died Friday in Davie County Hospital. He was a Davidson County native and a member of Center Hill Baptist Church. Survivors include three daughters Mrs. Ray Owen of Rt. 9, Mrs. Paul Calloway, and Mrs. Graye Earnhardt, all of Lexington. The body is at Davidson Funeral Home pending funeral plans.
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Lexington
Eli Disher
Davie County Hospital
Davidson County
Center Hill Baptist Church
Ray Owen
Rt. 9
Paul Calloway
Graye Earnhardt
Davidson Funeral Home
City Schools Menu for Sept 21
Elementary and junior high meals listed for the week include barbecued beef on bun with cole slaw and green peas on Monday, Vienna sausage with beans and greens on Tuesday, meat loaf with mashed potatoes and vegetables on Thursday, hamburgers or hot dogs with sides on Wednesday, and vegetable soup with toasted cheese on Friday. Desserts include cake, applesauce, gelatin, cherry cobbler, peach half, and buttered apples. Milk and butter available with meals.
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Coleslaw
New Council Proposals Topped by Justice Planning Unit
Greensboro report notes a proposed Criminal Justice Planning Unit within the Piedmont Triad Council of Governments to be discussed at a Tuesday meeting. The group will also consider endorsing using Winston-Salem Air Base as a Triad Criminal Justice Training Academy and review park, day care center, airport improvements, 29 new mini parks and regional committees.
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Greensboro
Piedmont Triad Council of Governments
Council of Governments
Winston- Salem Air Base
Albert Pick
I-40
Liberty
Lexington
Greensboro-High Point- Winston-Salem
One Is Cut One Is Shot in Separate Incidents
Two men were injured in separate early morning incidents. Fred McQueen of Vall Street was cut with a butcher knife by attacker Roosevelt Smith, who remained at large. Don Daniel Johnson of Woodbury Street was shot in the right knee by an unknown assailant while along Furlough Street. A tape player was reported stolen from Michael Lance of Lansing Street, with two youths seen in the vehicle and frightened away.
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Fred McQueen
Vall Street
Roosevelt Smith
Don Daniel Johnson
Woodbury Street
Michael Lance
Lansing Street
Golding Brothers
Progress Street
James Hunt
Route 4
B and H
Variance Sought for Sign and Nursing Home Zoning Requests
Greensboro area zoning items proceed before the Guilford County Board of Adjustments at 8 p m Tuesday. Requests include a variance to reduce the 50 foot right of way setback for an advertising sign on I 40 west of Greensboro, two directional signs at U S 220, a sign assembly operation in Sumner Township, and a nursing home in an agricultural district. Local thefts and burglaries are noted along with several arrests for forgery intimidation of a witness and drug law violations.
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Greensboro
Deep River Township
Guilford County Board of Adjustments
Guilford County
Thomas A. Merritt
Howard Construction Co
I-40
U.S. 220
Bruce
Center Grove Townships
Sumner Township
Olivet Court
Jefferson Township
Guilford County Administration
D. M. Hollady
Betty H. Williams
Burlington Industries
Clay Township
Rock Creek Township
Yanceyville Road
Monroe Township
Hearings Slated On Land Zonings
Public hearings on rezoning requests for rural areas will be held at the Guilford County Board of Commissioners meeting. The board will also hear a report on opening bids to expand the animal shelter on the Red Road and discuss construction rules and fee schedules for the department.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Red Road
Enrollment Rising At Davidson County Community College
The fall quarter enrollment at Davidson County Community College exceeds expectations with 1 208 students in curriculum programs. Vocational and technical programs show 46 percent and 30 percent increases respectively from last year amid new nursing and journalism offerings.
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Thomasville
Davidson County Community College
Norman S. Mills
Mills
Scott Blames Nixon for Textile Unemployment Rise
Gov. Bob Scott blamed the Nixon administration for job losses in the textile industry during a rally for Democrat H. Clifton Blue in North Carolina. He cited 7,500 layoffs from May 1969 to May 1970 and recalled Nixon’s 1968 pledge to protect Southern textiles from imports.
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Sanford
N. C
Bob Scott
Nixon
Scott
Charlotte
H. Clifton Blue
Earl B. Ruth
Guilford County Firemen Set Annual Training Schedule
The Guilford County Fire School will run September 21 to 24 at seven stations with 800 plus volunteers. Instructors from the North Carolina Department of Insurance will teach a range of courses from fast water pump techniques to arson detection led by W G ONeill and Ed Sneed. Chief Elwood Inscoe and Ira Baker lead the program focusing on forestry rescue basic firemanship and pump operation.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Charles Porter
Porter
Caro
Lina Department of Insurance
Bob Wilson
Guilford College Fire Department
Wilson
W. G. O'Neill
Ed Sneed
Department of Insurance
Elwood Inscoe
John Spivey
Ira Baker
Fire Department 14
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Wishon Infant
Connie Faye Wishon
Michael Wishon
Clyde Norman
State Road
Edith Wishon
Fred Norman
Royad Luffman
Troutman
Cool Springs Baptist Church
Elkin
American Motors
AMX
Rebecca Carpenter
Mrs. Morefield
Variance
Castella Love
Hobson Street
Sampler, Inc
Academy Street
Potts Avenue
W. Green Drive
Marvin Becker
Burlington
McGuinn Street
College Drive
Johnny Edward Rhodes
Redding Street
Franklin Frazier Jr
Blair Street
Richardson’s
Nathan Brown
Say Street
Wood Raythel Johnson
Liberty Road
DCCC
Gov
Williams Flowers
South Main Street
Ft the
Indian Head
North Main
Agilon
West Point Ave
Indian Head Hosiery Company
Indian Head Inc
Grace Flower Shop
St. Westwood
Alderman Studios, Inc
Francis Street
High Point, N. CG
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