Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Communities
A lengthy notice lists multiple deaths and funeral plans across Asheboro Thomasville Lexington and High Point. Included are Mrs May Collins Wood 64 of 306 Sinclair Drive a former Silver Knit Hosiery employee and Allen Jay Baptist Church member. Cletis Carson Dennis 15 of Asheboro. Mrs Lessie Moore Pierce Whatley 62 formerly of High Point now Chesapeake Virginia. Jackson Lee Byrd 28 of Silver Valley Lexington an ordained Baptist minister and founder of multiple churches and camps. Andrew Coleman and Wesley Coleman Davis infant sons of Rita Coleman Davis. Mrs Grace Louise Blair Proctor 37 of High Point. Robert Lee Jack Myers 65 of Lexington former United Furniture executive. Mrs Norva Whitehead Cox 82 of Asheboro. and related survivors and service details including burial sites and viewing times. Burial arrangements spread across Floral Garden Park Cemetery Zion United Church of Christ Cemetery Forest Hill Cemetery and local church cemeteries. Funeral services are scheduled Sundays and weekdays with church ceremonies and visit hours noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Collins Wood
Sinclair Drive
High Point Memorial Hospital
Wood
Elkin
Aaron
Nevada
Collins
High Point
Allen Jay Baptist Church
A. W. Wood
L. M. Wood
Nashville
Clyde
Flora) Johnson
State Road
Brady
Hallie) Settle
Harley
Virginia) Davis
Morehead City
Luther
Eleanor) Johnson
Robert Collins
Jonesville
Raymond Collins
Alten Jay Baptist Church
Beldon Smith
Clarence Gwaltney
Floral Garden Park
Cumby Mortuary
Cc. D. Dennis
Asheboro
Cletis Carson Dennis
McKnight St
South Plainfield Church Road
Randleman Junior High School
C. D. Dennis
Ann Dennis
Mike Dennis
Bessie Dennis
Rt. 1
Candor
Parsons Grove United Methodist Church
Troy
Thomasville
Lessie Moore Pierce Whatley
Chesapeake
Community General Hospital
Whatley
Floyd
James A
Nancy Weeks Moore
Virginia
Ronald Pierce
Gerald Pierce
Pleasant
Cal
Robert P. Bungh
Thomasville City
Libbie Blair
Thomas Sr
Jackson Lee Byrd
Silver Valley
Rt. 2
Lexington
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Winston- Salem
Guilford County
Sear Jackson
Bessie M. Byrd
Shutt-Hartman Construction Company
Uwharrie Independent Baptist Church
Boys Camp Meeting
High Point- Thomasville
Brenda Wilson
Joey Lee Byrd
Tony Dwayne Byrd
Sandy Darlene Byrd
Walton Ave
John W. Byrd
W. Memphis
Ark
James Ronald Byrd
Louise Ave
Robert Harold Byrd
Richard Fred Byrd
Worth Ave
Thomas Dee Byrd
Rt. 5
Charles Douglas Byrd
Baker Rd
John
Valley Virginia
Cumby Chapel
J. E. Castevens
Keith Letterman
Jewel Leggers
Cumby
Lester L. Ferguson
Sechrest Funeral Home
Grace Louise Blair Proctor
Edgewood Dr
Proctor
Davidson County
Daugher
Lonnie
Sarah Jane Jefferson Blair
Grant Proctor
Yvonne Denise Vestal
Verta Drive
Eddie
Sherry) Williard
Jay Place
Duane Darrell Vestal
Lonnie Blair
New Jersey
Elizabeth Ann Grant
Raleigh
Robert
Wanda) Oldham
Joyner Avenue
Carl Blair
Rt. 6
Gilbert Lee Blair
Florida
R. L. Myers
Robert Lee
Jack) Myers
Sunrise Ave
Myers
Allison Lee Myers
Susie Conrad Myers
United Furniture Corp
Chicago
Grace Episcopal Church
Episcopal Home For the Aging
Southern Pines
American Legion
Dallas
Tex
Richard W. Sickles
Hoke S. Myers
A. B. Myers
van Richardson
Carlyle Nance
Forest Halton
Denton
Bill Dietz
Hickory
Wilson Carter
Forest Hill Cemetery
Alta Marlette Lindley
Circle Drive
Maryfield
Mrs. Lindley
Alamance County
William
Hannah Zachary Marlette
Floral McDonald College
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
First United Methodist Church
Garland Braxton
Norfolk
Sechrest Chapel
Richard J. Crowder
Moore’s Chapel
Graham
Highway 87
G. E. Ward
George Edward Ward
Oakmont Drive
Baptist
Randolph County
Alice W. Ward
Ralph Ward
Vernon Johnson
Francis White
Charlotte
Jesse Ward
Central United Methodist Church
Howard Allred
Calvin Leonard
Randolph Memorial Park
Ridge Funeral Home
Heart Fund
Tennis Loses Popularity in Britain Survey Says
A market research survey finds tennis once dominant in Britain now has a dull suburban image. Despite low admission charges, public courts are rarely in full use, signaling a shift in how Britons spend leisure time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Defendants Face Drug Counts and Firearm Charge
Rudy Steele 19 of Richardson Street faces two counts possession of drugs and conspiracy to violate drug laws and one count possession with intent to distribute. Fred Wayne Rose 17 of N Centennial Street faces nol pros with leave on distributing drugs. Randolph Hunter charged with discharging a firearm into an occupied dwelling. James Delmas Smith 43 of Jamestown was acquitted of assault with intent to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Steele
Richardson Street
Fred Wayne Rose
N. Centennial Street
James Delmas Smith
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Randolph Hunter
Morgan Street
Six Hurt In Auto Accidents Friday
Six persons were injured in auto wrecks Friday with no serious injuries. Sybil Aldridge Evans blacked out at the wheel on Uwharrie Road and hit a utility pole. Loretta Briles faces a charge for failure to yield at W Fairfield Road and Shore Drive after a collision that left Junior Chandler and Briles injured. Samuel Blacker, 16, was struck by a car driven by Margaret Powell. no charges filed. Norman Fox 16 and Ira Englewood 56 were involved in a second wreck with George Woods. all sustained injuries but not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Aldridge Evans
Uwharrie Road
Loretta E. Briles
Thomasville
W. Fairfield Road
Shore Drive
Ms. Briles
Junior Chandler
Rocklane Drive
Samuel Blacker
Kroll Lane
Margaret D. Powell
Ward Street
Norman Fox
Trinity
Ira Englewood
George Woods
Zoning Variance Requests Move Before Greensboro Board
Greensboro report covers multiple zoning matters before the Guilford County Board of Adjustment on Oct. 1. Modern Exteriors seeks a 64 square foot sign variance to sit zero feet from the right of way on U.S. 29A in Jamestown Township. Franklin Boulevard Curb Market requests a 30 percent expansion of a nonconforming use on Franklin Boulevard. Charles A. Whitcomb seeks a setback variance for a two car garage in Jamestown Township. Neese Sausage seeks a large above ground fuel oil storage tank in Fentress Township. Alma Chisholm seeks a variance to erect a front porch on Shirley Lane east of Givensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
Board of Adjustment
Jamestown
High Point
J. A. Suits
U.S. 29A
Franklin Boulevard
Charles A. Whitcomb
Jamestown Township
Neese Sausage Company
Fentress Township
Alma Chisholm
Shirley Lane
Givensboro
Luther Peeler 48 Tussey Street Dies
Luther Peeler 48 of Tussey Street, born in Rowan County, former J. R. Swing Dairy employee, had no immediate survivors. Graveside services at 2 p.m. today at Lakeview Baptist Church cemetery officiated by Rev. Charles Hartwell. Body at Davidson funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert T. Beaton
Lexington
Bert Thomas Beaton
Becky Street
The
Haven
Davie County
George and
Jane Johnson Beaton
Erlanger Mill
Atlas Page
Sidney Jordan
Roy Thompson
Archie Floyd
John Lengel
High Point
Paul Beaton
Davidson Funeral Home
Luther Peeler
Tussey Street
Haven Nursing and Convalescent Center
Rowan County
J. R. Swing Dairy
Lakeview Baptist Church
Charles Hartwell
Preyer Opens District Office in High Point
Congressman Richardson Preyer announces his Sixth District office will open October 8 in the High Point Post Office Building with Mrs. Betty Kornegay in charge. The second floor office at 100 E. Green Drive will run weekday hours to be announced, with an open house on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Richardson Preyer
Betty Kornegay
Preyer
E. Green Drive
New Motel and School Additions Boost Local Building Permits
Approval of a motel and school expansion pushed city building permits to 1,808,731. Ho-Jo Associates received a 1,317,500 permit for a 104 room motel near I-85 Brentwood. Kirkman Park School added 11,988 sq ft for 249,546, while Swaim Inc built a 26,680 sq ft industrial building for 150,000. Other small permits totaled 3,260 for roofing and 26,450 for dwelling improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho-Jo Associates
High Point
I-85
Brentwood Streets
High Point Board of Education
Kirkman Park
East Farris Avenue
Swaim, Inc
Berkley Street
Southern Furniture Exposiion
Joe Cox
North Main Street
National Furniture Mart
Thayer Coggin, Inc
W. Burton Street
Oscars, Inc
Centennial Street
High Point Boiler and Tank Co., Inc
English St
Vance A. Clampitt
Mendenhall Road
George A. Crickmore
Scientific Street
City School Weekly Menus Reflect Plain Fare
Weekly menu list shows Monday to Friday lunch options for City School. Meals include hot dogs with sides, meat balls, macaroni and cheese, tuna loaf, spaghetti, and Salisbury steak with vegetables. Desserts range from cake to gelatine and cobbler, with fruit offerings and rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Po Boys
Guns Ammunition Taken By Thieves
Three rifles and ammunition were stolen during a break in at the J C Penney store in Westchester Mall after a rock shattered a glass door and set off an alarm. A box of ammunition was found near the door as police reported the rifles and ammo missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Penney
Westchester Mall
George Mix
Walnut Street
Nancy Ezekiel
Furlough Avenue
Mix
Ezekiel
Andrews High School
Roy Dixon
Oakview Road
Max Weavil
Guyer Street
Eastchester Drive
Nancy Childress Perdue
Randolph Street
Walter Lynn Cline
Beddington Road
Martin Lee Curtis
Montgomery Street
Consumer warns on pyramid schemes and fraud laws
The article notes state efforts to curb pyramid schemes such as Koscott Interplanetary promoted by Glenn Turner. It cites a 1971 law enabling the stopping of such schemes and describes the man's view of it as a chain letter style program with slim chances of profit. He cites a broad prohibition on fraudulent practices including rigged contests false advertising imitation invoices and bait and switch tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Turner
Hafer
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Jackson Byrd
Walter L. Cox
Ashebord
Norva Whitehead Cox
Uwharrie St
Randolph Hospital
Dock Stout
Ray Stevenson
James Price
James Spencer
J. D. Viverette
Rocky Mount
Athel Cox
F. A. Chappell
West Bend United
M. Sechrest
Andrew Coleman Davis
Wesley Coleman Davis
Floral Garden
Ene Ware
Chestnut Drive
Broad Ave
Oliver
Lee
Levi Stafford
Monday Jackson Lee Byrd
Grace L. Proctor
Lester’s Jewelers
South Main Street
Leer S
Andrews G.T.J
Williams’ Flowers
Ontario
Toronto
Department of Natural Resources
Oo Art
Smith and Wesson
Willie C. Thomas
Tate Street
Consumer
Harold C. Davis Funeral Home
N. Main St. Farriss
EV Auls
Broad St
Twin Oaks
Westchester
N. Mair St
Montlieu Ave
Doris Lindsay
Chrysler
Plymouth
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