Deaths and Funerals in High Point Area
Obituaries list R T Carraway 70 of Route 5 died of a heart attack. Funeral 2:30 p.m. at chapel, burial Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Also Robert L Strickland 72 of 1130 Adams died Thursday. funeral 2:30 p.m. at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church with ministers Higgins Richman Johnson. interment Floral Garden. M L Pat Patrick 58 of 906 Carrick Ave died Friday night after extended illness. funeral 2:30 p.m. at First Methodist Church with Dr Tuttle and Dr Rozelle. burial Guilford Memorial Park. Alexander Lafayette Mallard 70 of High Point died in Chambee Ga private hospital. funeral 3:30 p.m. at Main Street Methodist Church. burial Oakwood Cemetery.
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R. T. Carraway
Carraway
Floral Garden Park
Mr. Carraway
Route 5
Robert L. Strickland
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
J. S. Higgins
George Richman
English Street Baptist Church
J. §. Johnson
Henry Glenn
Everett Ford
Roby
Robert
Leon
Lester Strickland
Jim Wilkins
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Mr. Strickland
Adams
M. L
Pat”Patrick
First Methodist Church
Robert G.tuttle
C. E. Rozelle
Winston-Salem
Harold C. Davis
Guillford Memorial Park
Acive
A. E.sherron
Carl Shelton
C. L. Russell
Lester Morgan
George Gibbardt
Jack Dunn
High Point Exchange Club
Mr. Patrick
Carrick Ave
Iity
A. L. Mallard
Alexander Lafayette Mallard
Main Street Methodist Church
K. G. Allen
Oakwood Cemetery
Mr. Mallard
High Point
Chambee
Detective flags ice death tale as fabrication in nocturnal sleuth tale
In a hushed resort scene Willard Gross collapses after recounting his wife Ruth's plunge through a moonlit ice hole. A physician treats him while the sleuth notices inconsistencies then accuses Gross of murder as a frozen mystery narrows to truth on page 10-D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Gross
Tim Callahan
Gross
Ruth
J E Warner Dies While In Georgia
John Egbert Warner 59 of 1014 Smith St died in Atlanta Georgia on Friday morning after traveling there for work He was born January 18 1898 in Davidson County He was a painter and longtime resident of High Point and Thomasville He left a wife two sons two stepsons and one stepdaughter with siblings and extended family listed Funeral services were set for Monday at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church with burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Egbert Warner
Smith St
Atlanta
Davidson County
David E
Laura Augusta Hornaday Warner
Warner
High Point
Thomasville
Lincolnton
N. C
Irene Johnson Warner
J. S Higgins
Floral Garden Park
Cumby Mortuary
Mildred Ring
Barker St
Former Local Music Teacher Dies at 65 in Mobile
Word arrived of the death of Lewis L. Stookey 65 a former Superintendent of Music in High Point City Schools who passed away last Sunday in Mobile Alabama where he had lived since 1932 He was born in Cedar Rapids Iowa and was known for his work in Mobile public schools He recently retired from teaching and became Music Master at University Military School in Mobile He also served as president of the Southern Music Conference during his High Point tenure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis L. Stookey
High Point City
Mobile
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Stookey
Mobile City
University Military School
High Point
Stook and
Southern Music Conference
Certificate Presented to E A Peyton for War Service
Enterprise staff writer Braxton Younts recalls E A Peyton's wartime role as a tobacco liaison for Anvil Brand Inc. He received a Guinea Pig Club certificate after aiding the Subsistence Research and Development Laboratory of the Quartermaster Corps. Peyton helped pack cigarettes in tins to survive tropical storage, adapting machines to shorten cigarettes and ship 2,000,000 tins to the Pacific theater with 75 cigarettes per can. He led packaging innovations for emergency rations and created morale gifts for Filipinos and a covert Polish unit replica project with dummy cigarettes containing morale messages. He hopes such wartime packaging challenges do not reappear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Peyton
Anvil Brand Inc
Tobacco Company
Quartermaster Corps
Peyton
Quartermasters
Tropics
Pacific Theater
Peanut Company
Philippines
Ersatz Cigarettes
Poland
Anvil
Sunday Puzzle Solution List From Page Ten D
Puzzle solution notes list multiple clues with answers across categories like words, phrases, and abbreviations. Entries include references to Hush-hush themes and various across and down clues with enumerations and partial solutions.
Local Students Earn Prizes and Plan Activities for GAA
Jane Folger wins first prize in Beta Club Journal for First Night while her earlier tale Foiled appeared last year. The Girl's Athletic Association maps a project to order white sweat shirts with blue insignia at 3.50 each and opens student orders. Oct 25 eyed for GAA Speedball Playday as members train. Senior officers lead with Charlie Shapard presiding and a Senior Executive Board voices student opinions. NHS sells $1 stationery boxes to aid students. selections for Junior Class officers named. daily devotions scheduled. book covers from Lower House. Beta Club induction set for Oct 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Folger
Beta Club Journal
Jane
Girl's Athletic Association
Elizabeth Portiman
GAA
Memio
Cynthia Smith
Rupert Pickens
Ed Grimsley
Pat Flythe
Alice Rawlinson
Carolyn Dillon
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R. L. Strickland
M. L. Patrick
Coe
Weathertron
Zett
N. Main ST
Otis W. Blackwell
Blackwell Insurance Agency, Inc
South Main Street
High Point, N. C
J. E. Warner
Georgia
War Services
By Braxton Younts
Guinea Pig Club
Tobacco ‘Company
Peyiton
Pomc. Subsistence Research & Development Laboratory
Wade
Scott
Turkey
Mary Martis
Spain
Bate
Panama
Gunes, al
Bor
Colle
Maceman
Allen
By Cynthia Smith
Charlie Shapard
Bill Davis
Carolyn Tyson
Carole Simeon
Mary Ann Fortner
Philip Fulton
Anne Hawkins
Lee Southern
Susie Cecil
Cy Gray
Sandi Stanly
Jo Ann McCanless
National Honor Society
NHS
Judi Yow
Dwight Wireless
Judy Tysinger
Neil Howell
Patty Young
Richard Hayes
Libet Ripley
Phil Ledberry
Kerrville
Texas
Kerr-Ban Furn. Mfg. Co
P. O
Go Neep AO
Thomasv
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