Deaths and Funerals in Thomasville Area
Multiple obituaries list John C. Bunting 85 of 508 Lexington Ave and William Harrison Byrd 66 of Peacock Ave among those who died Sunday. Services set at Grace Lutheran Church and Silver Valley Church with burial at Holy Hills and Mountain View Memorial Gardens. survivors include spouses, children, siblings, and step-relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
John C. Bunting
Lexington Ave
Community General Hospital
Randolph County
Johnathan W
Mary Haddock Bunting
Baptist Children’s Home of
North Carolina
Grace Lutheran Church
Jessie Parrish
Oleta Bunting
Sidney Bunting
Pineywood Road
H. H. Bunting
Asheboro
Finneral
Hoke H. Ritchie
Holly Hills
W.h. Byrd Denton
William Harrison Byrd
Peacock Avenue
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Silver Valley
Man Killed In Accident Son Injured In High Point
A father was killed and his 2 year old son critically injured Sunday on Flint Hill Road when the car went out of control in a curve and rolled over. Delbert Warman 27 died. son Duane Erick Warman was taken to High Point Memorial Hospital then transferred to Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem. The car flew 30 feet in air before rolling upright. the son was thrown from the vehicle. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Archdale garbage contract discussed for Oct 1 start with monthly cost and special pick ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Flint Hill
Highway Patrol
Delbert
Buster
William Warman
Duane Erick
High Point Memorial Hospital
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Warman
Mr. Warman
Guilford County
Edward
Mary Jordan Warman
High Point
U.S. Army
Forsyth Technical Institute
Faye Lewallen
Duane Warman
Edward Warman
Rt. 1
Mary J. Brown
English Road
A. B. Asbill
Lonita St
Archdale
Decie Murphy
Briggs Place
Terry Lynn Brown
Debra Sue Knight
Hazel Price
Virginia
Cumby Mortuary
Chestnut Drive
Car Set Afire On Highway
A Trinity man’s 1968 model auto owned by David Luther was left on the U S 226 by-pass for help and found torched upon his return. Asheboro police and the Highway Patrol checked the vehicle minutes before the fire. Firemen say the car was a total loss and investigators continue probing the blaze.
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Asheboro
Trinity
U.S. 226
Hell
Utah
David Luther
Highway Patrol
Luther
Unreliable Faith in Humanity Cited as Challenge
A reflection argues that people without faith in humanity are untrustworthy and that nature’s law requires self denial for any good to occur, presenting a stoic view on virtue and ethics.
Reliability of information sources on schools and news
A state study finds newspapers dominate for full information on local public schools, while spot updates rely on TV and radio. Respondents rate television news 45.4 percent, newspapers 19 percent, teachers 18 percent, and radio news 16.6 percent for school information reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Public Instruction
DeVries
Does The Female Cobra Have A Hood
Noting that cobras display a hood when threatened, the article explains the hood’s anatomy and its function in mating season. It describes species range in Africa and Asia, typical length, color variation, and the visual hood design. It mentions venom delivery and the danger cobras pose in regions like India where many deaths occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Asia
India
Man Charged After Accident and Odd Inks About Snakes
Edward Early Guynn of Marlboro Street was arrested Saturday night by Highway Patrolmen and charged with drunken driving and driving the wrong way on a dual lane highway on I-85 north of Baker Road after a collision with John Arthur Curtain. Guynn was struck by a pickup driven by Dan Carl Glenn while walking along the highway. he was treated, placed in an ambulance, and then returned to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Early Guynn
Marlboro Street
Guynn
John Arthur Curtain
Overland Drive
Baker Road
Dan Carl Glenn
Central Avenue
Superior Court Judge To Hear Parade Case
Lexington The Rev W E Banks faces trial today before Judge Hal Hammer Walker in Davidson County Superior Court on charges of violating Thomasville parade ordinance He and 35 Thomasville blacks were arrested June 18 during a peaceful protest over alleged discrimination in the city recreation department Attorney Sam mie Chess of High Point representing Banks filed notice of appeal Aug 28 after District Court Judge Lester P Martin Jr found Banks guilty of parading without a permit and continued judgment Chess argues the ordinance may be unconstitutional and cites variations used across the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
W. E. Banks
Hal Hammer Walker
Davidson County
Thomasville
Banks
Sammie Chess
High Point
Lester P. Martin Jr
Chess
Officers Consider Unionizing In Lexington City
Lexington Police Dept members were invited to a meeting to decide on forming a union. If approved, the group would affiliate with the International Conference of Police Associations. An organizer said the effort aims to address grievances without threats of a strike. Nearby, High Point officers may also join the ICPA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lexington Police Dept
International Conference of Police Assas
ICPA
High Point Police Dept
Management Council to Offer Early Education Courses
The High Point International Management Council will conduct its first education courses in the Chamber of Commerce building this Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p.m. Additional sessions are scheduled Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 29-30, and Thursday, Oct. 2. Courses cover motion and time study and job instruction training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point International Management Council
Chamber of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Carolina
Silver Valley Congregational Holiness Church
State Highway Department
Martha Powell Byrd
James
Trey R. Powell
Earl W. Powell
Nora Smith
Bessemer City
Edna Hawthorn
Burlington
Shirley Pruitt
Wilma Bevins
Annie Byrd
Danville
Josie Byrd
North Pole
Richard E. Byrd
Floyd Bennett
United States
Nunnley
Gripper’ Place
Green Haven
Mr. Nunnley
Oglethorpe
George and
Jocke Nunnley
Temple Memorial Baptist Church
L. L. Macon
Greenhill Cemetery
Hairlip Funeral Home
Johnny Gripper
Gripper Place
J. L. Johnson
Siler City
Jessie L. Johnson
Randolph County Hospital
Nubie Hope
Talmage Reddings
Junie Johnson
Rt. 2
Pittsboro
Walker Brewer
Clearwater
Fla
Albert
Clyde Johnson
R. P. Johnson
Concord
Frank R. Johnson
Greensboro
Hurley Johnson
Lizzie Johnson
Rt. 3
Meronies United Methodist Church
Robert Ray
Smith- Buckner Funeral Home
Mittie ‘Horney Denton
Mittie Russell Horney
Route 2
Farmer United Methodist Church
Mozelle Horney
Jack Horney
Charlotte
Edmond Sexton
Lillian Sexton
Mildred Keil
Denton
Russell W. Russell
Clarence Russell
Carl Dunker
Farmer Cemetery
Lanier-Briggs Funeral Home
Garbage Pick
Jack Burgess
Ramseur
Sechrest
Numby
Cheatnut Dr
Nannie M. Rush
Pleasant United Methodist Church
Orrell’s Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Orrell
Andy
Greg Sparkman
Niagara Falls
Ont
Canada
Sahara Desert
Danny Friedman
Willowdale
Earth
Robert Lentz
Williamsport
Columbus
Benjamin Harrison
Boston
Francis Bellamy
Youth's Companion
American Legion
Congress
David Barkalow
Hobart
Ind
South America
Carl Aarnos
Libertyville
Amazon Basin
North America
Henry City Council
Superior Court
Harvey G.iles
Paul Fine
Atcent
Quality College
Babii Dais
David E
Hunter Dalton
Ux City
PMN
Intel
Hunter Dalton Tilin
Bob Wells
Courage Intelligence
Chakra
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