The High Point Enterprise from High Point, North Carolina • Page 35

Deaths and Funerals Whitten Rites Set Friday THOMASVILLE Mrs. Margaret Rock Whitten, 64. of Jones Circle died at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday at Community General Hospital after a cntical illness of four months. She was born in Old Fort to Carl B.

and Blanche Crawford Rock and spent her early life in Manchester, Ga She had lived in Thomasville since 1938 She attended a a i LaGrange, Ga and was a member of Memorial United Methodist Church. In April 1936, she married G. E. Whitten, who survives of the home. Also surviving are sons G.

E. Whitten Jr. of Toccoa, Stephen L. Whitten of Greenville, S.C., David R. Whitten of Wilmington and John P.

Whitten o. Eden; and five grandchildren Funeral will be held at 11 a Friday at Memorial United Methodist Church by the Rev Claude Young Jr and the Rev James Westmoreland Burial will be in Holly Hills Cemetery. The body will remain at C. Green and Sons Funeral Home until the service. The family will be at the funeral home from 7 to 9 tonight and at the home, 217 Jones Circle Memorials may be directed to the American Cancer Society Mrs.

A. C. Wall Dies Thursday Mrs Louise Mane Wall, 55, of 1419 Valley Ridge Dr died at her residence Thursday of a heart attack She was born in Greensboro Jan 28, 1920 a daughter of George and Minnie Hudson Wynck She was a Burlington Industries Surviving are her husband, Arthur Wall of the home; a son, Steven Arthur Wall of i i i daughters, Mrs Joseph (Jean) Caudle of Barstow, Calif, Mrs Don (Saundra) Green and Mrs Julius (Linda) Yates of Sneads Ferry, and Mrs Beth Pearce and Miss Ellen Wall of the home, two sisters, Mrs Woodiow (Helen) Parnsh of Greens boro and Mrs i a (Grace) Dufly of Baltimore, Md two half-sisters, Mrs Annie Bishop and Mrs Maude Wynck of Greensboro and 10 grandchildren The body a i at Harold Davis Funeral Home pending completion of funeral arrangements Steven Ford Leaving School WASHINGTON A President Ford's 19-year-old son, Steven, is i i college to raise horses The White House said Wednesday that Steven was going to Southern California to go to school part time to "learn how to raise horses Steven has jiist finished his first semester as a freshman at Utah State University SINCE 1897 SERVICE 1301 LEXINGTON AVE 8 8 2 2 5 5 5 885-2145 INCOMPLETE Franklin Roy Sechrest H. A. Knight Dies At 85 Harry Albert Knight 85, of 301 Otteray Drive died at 11:20 a.m.

Wednesday in Davidson Nursing Thomasville. He had been in declining health for two years and critically ill three weeks. Mr. Knight was born Sept. 2,1890, in Stokesdale, a son of Albert Lindsay and Susan Martin Knight.

On Oct. 29, 1912, he was married to Tamsie Ann Stultz Wall. The town of Fieldale, Va. was founded around the Fieldcrest Plant for Marshall Field and Co. in 1918, where Mr.

Knight helped organize the plant and was plant manager. In 1933, Jie came to High Point as manager of the Hillcrest Silk Mill for Marshall Field and' Co. He was president of Deep River Mining president of Hendrix Knight Land and Lumber owner of Mica Minerals Co and owner of Pilot Lumber Co He served as a of the Presidents Committee for Safety during World War II, as a dollar a year man for Strategic Minerals He was a member of First Baptist Church, where he was a deacon. Surviving are his wife, Mrs Tamsie Ann Knight of the home, two daughters, Mrs Glenn (Tamsie) Hendrix of 206 Hillcrest Dr and Mrs Eddie Saunders of Ledfcrd Oaks; one son, Harry Albert Kmght Jr of 900 Blain St, three sisters, Mrs Kate Kilker of Los Angeles, Calif, Mrs. Charles (Jessie) Stewart of Reidsville and Mrs C.

W. a i a Ridgeway, Va Funeral will be held at 11 a Friday in First Baptist Church by Dr Alfred Miller Burial will be in a a a Cemetery The body will remain at Sechrest Funeral Home and will be placed in the church 30 minutes before the funeral The family will be at the funeral home i 7 to 8. Pallbearers will be Clarence Coggin, Roy Culler Jr Arn Hethcock, Robert Eagle and Macon The family requests that memorials be directed to the First Baptist a Davidson Nursing Center rather than the funeral BOMB (FROM PAGE ID) was reported missing from either location Bobby Eugene Hollifield of Thomasville said that his wallet, containing $400 in cash, was stolen while he was at a local motel Several persons reported citizens band radios stolen from their vehicles while parked in High Point They included Michael Lee Davis of W. Ward Avenue, James Paul Hinkle of Sherman Road, Willard Ward of A LeGrand Long of Archdale and Edd Lushion Kmley of Rt 5. Thomasville Death Takes MRS.

JAMES CORUM SR. James Bethea Mrs. Rogers Mrs. i Roiilla Rogers, 92. of 1606 Bradley PL, died Wesnesday at 5:10 p.m.

in High Point Memorial Hospital. She had been in declining health several months. Mrs Rogers was born Nov. 1, 1883, in Stokes County, a daughter of Moses C. and Evelyn Flippin Lawson.

She had been a resident of High Point since 1960 and was a member of Garrell Street Baptist Church. On March 12, 1911, she was married to David Sanders Rogers, who died March 15, 1960. Surviving are two sons: Hoid Rogers of Ellerbe and Raymond Rogers of Thomasville; three daughters: Mrs. Coley (Clatis) Hunsucker of King, Mrs. Shirley Stanley of 406 Barker and Mrs.

Marion (Ruth) Miller of 1608 Bradley 15 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren, one sister, Mrs. S. P. (Angle) Joyce of Rt. 3, Mt Airy.

Funeral will be held Friday at 2 m. from Asbury Presbyterian Church at Asbury (near Westfield) by the Rev. George H. Wallace and the Rev. Lester Shepard.

Burial will follow in the church cemetery The body will remain at Cumby Mortuary, Chestnut Drive, until placed in the church one hour prior to the service. The family will be at the funeral home today from 7 until 9 pm. Ill Brando Recovering SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) Actor Marlon Brando is in the hospital, recovering from a blood infection he contracted on his South Pacific atoll near Tahiti RANDLEMAN Mrs. Millie Alice McDowell Corum, 79, of 100 Smith Ave.

died early Wednesday at her home. A native of Surry County, she had lived in Randleman for 30 years. Surviving are her husband, James C. Corum daughter, Mrs. Alvin Nance of Rt.

1, Franklinville, sons, James C. Corum Jr. of Randleman, John Corum of Winston-Salem; 11 grandchildren; brother, Oscar McDowell of Rt. 1, Stoneville. Funeral will be 2 p.m.

Friday at Pugh Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Clyde Stutts and the Rev. Ervin Nance officiating. Burial will be at Clearview Baptist Church. The family will be at the funeral home 7-9 p.m.

today. CLETUZ FEEZOR LEXINGTON Cletus Feezor, 70, of Route 7 died at 10 a.m. Wednesday at his home after an illness of four years. He was born in Davidson County to Jacob D. and Nannie Lee Palmer Feezor.

He owned and operated Feezor Grocery Store prior to his retirement. He was formerly employed at Wennonah Mill and was a member of Stoner's Grove Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, Ruby Trantham Feezor of the home, a daughter, Mrs. Theresa Bolick of Charlotte; a granddaughter; sisters Mrs. Ola Feezor Snider and Mrs.

Zella Feezor Surratt, both of Route 7, and Mrs Arlene Feezor Spencer of Route 9, and a brother, Dr. Forrest Feezor of Shelby. The body is at Davidson Funeral Home pending completion of funeral arrangements CHANGES (PROM PAGE ID) after a study recommended it Other departments across the nation also are switching to the same type slug, according to Roseman. Other smaller changes included a new holster design, different coats now on order, no neckties with summer uniforms and a less strict code on hair length Roseman said that he is consiaenng other changes for the new year One would be a reduction in the work week from seven to five days. An officer now works seven days straight before days off and a shift change He said that the number of men on each of the three daily shifts is about the same, but that the amount of work on each shift is not He plans to either make the shifts unbalanced or put on a fourth permanent shift that would overlap during heavier load periods Roseman said he would put the tactical unit into better use by sending them into areas crimes are on the increase He said that more emphasis also would be placed in the area of community service programs.

To squelch rumors of some major physical problem started after Roseman's hospitalization for tests, he said that he does not know of any existing physical problem that would render him unable to work ATTENTION SENIOR CITIZENS MORTUARY 2 LOCATIONS Dr 8854M5 ircMale 431-f 1H THURSDAY Mr. James Earlle Jones Chestnut Drive Chapel NUMA F. REID LODGE No. 344 A.F. A M.

100th ANNIVERSARY EMERGENT COMMUNICATION INSTAUATION OF OFFICEIS SAT, JAN 3, 7-00 PM RONALD C. WKITTINGTON, NELSON UNMMTOOD. On Thursday, January 1st, 1976, Your. Hospital entrance fee (for those on medicare) will go up to $104.00. Many of you will have premium increases.

GOOD NEWS Now there is a medicare supplement policy that takes care of all hospital cost not covered by medicare (for each benefit period). Low rates pre-existing conditions are covered immediately. SEND NOW FOR INFORMATION! YOU WILL RECEIVE A REPLY WITHIN 10 DAYS! SEND THIS COUPON NOW! NAME AGE ADDRESS CITY STATE MAIL TO: Iniurance Associatei P.O. Box 151, Jamestown, N.C. 27282 MISS MARTHA FARRINGTON Dies Wednesday KERNERSVILLE MISS a a Jane "Pet" James Bethea, 65, of 1416 Farrington, 89, of 147 OlgaSt, died Wednesday, at Bodenbamer St.

died 6 p.m. in High Point Memorial Hospital following hospitalization of 6 days and declining health of 10 years. Mr. Bethea was born in Dillon, S.C., a son of the late Jim and Judy Hawkins Bethea. He had been a resident of High Point since 1939 and was a member of First Emmanuel Baptist Church.

He was employed as a brick layer and landscaper. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Millie Bethea, of 1213 Leonard one stepdaughter, Mrs. Lovelene Wmstead of Samora; four step-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Sarah Rogers of 628 Park and one brother, Lessie Bethea of 1204 Kivett Dr.

Funeral will be Sunday at 1 at First Emmanuel Baptist Church by the Rev D. D. Mason. Burial will follow in Carolina Biblical Garden. The body will remain at Haizlip Funeral Home where the family will be Saturday from m.

and at the home of Mrs. Sarah Rogers, 628 Park St. Most discussions are for the purpose of establishing facts arguments are for denying them Wednesday afternoon at her home. Surviving are nieces and nephews. Funeral will be 2:30 p.m.

Friday at Kernersvllle Friends Meeting, where she was a member, with the Rev. Myron Leonard officiating. Burial will be at Shady Grove Wesleyan Church in Colfaz. The family will be at Pierce Funeral Home 7-9 p.m. today.

MRS. MAIE MEADOR GREENSBORO Mrs. Mate Beck Meador, 80, of 1922 Brice St. died Wednesday night at Davidson Nursing Home in Thomasville. A native of Davidson County, she had lived in Greensboro about 40 years.

Surviving are sons, Frank and Julian Fife Meador of Greensboro; daughters, Mrs. Irene Sears of Raleigh, Mrs Don (Dorothy) Conrad and Mrs. Winfred (Eveline) Thomas of Lexington; sisters, Mrs. Nath (Tilmont) Bailey of Lexington, Mrs. C.

E. (Leland) Loman of Virginia Beach, brother, Alton L. Beck of Lexington; 12 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are- incomplete. The body is at Hanes-Lmeberry Vanstory Street Chapel.

The family will be at the home. G. H. HARWARD OAKBORO Graver E. a a 86, died Wednesday.

Survivors include his wife, Virginia Vick Harward; two daughters, Mrs. Danny Courtney of High Point and Mrs. David Guy of Lumberton; six sisters, Mrs. J. Brown of Winston-Salem, Mrs.

Cora Whitley, Mrs. Roscoe Whitley, Mrs. K. P. Efird, Mrs.

Bertha Almond, and Miss Ha Harward, all of Albemarle; five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral will be conducted 10:30 a.m. Friday at the St. Martin Luther Church. MISS GENA GALLIMORE LEXINGTON Funera for Miss Gene Florenc GaUimore, 85, of E.

Fiftl Avenue was to be held at 3 p.m. today at Davidsoi Funeral Home Chapel by th Rev. Coon Jr Burial was to be in Lexingtor City Cemetery. Miss Galumore diet! al 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in Lex ington Memorial Hospital after an illness of twc months.

She was born in Davidsoi County to Hosea Presley and Flora Ann Galumore. She was a member of First Baptist Church. Surviving is a brother, Dewey Gallimore of the home. RECESSION (FROM PAGE ID) Point emerged as a record-setter in attendance. The market ran for nine days instead of the eight, as the past.

All of the showroom space in the new Commerce Wing of the Southern Furniture Market Center was in use for the first time, making the market the largest in number of exhibitors as well Furn'lure manufacturers were encouraged by the market as pointing toward better business in 1976 10. James Warren Armfield Jr 45, died from a shot in the back after be had closed Wood-Armfield Furniture Store on Main Street on the night of Nov. 7. Police suspect robbery was the motive, although nothing was missing from the store and Armfield had several hundred dollars in his pockets. A weapon was found in the parking lot behind the store, but police have made no arrests in the killing, and Armfield's death was the shocking crime event of the year for High Point.

Open Daily 10-10 Sun. 1-6 FASHION OUR REGULAR PRICES! DRASTIC REDUCTIONS MISSES' SIZES Coofs Tops Ponfs Pantsuits Dresses GIRLS' SIZES Coats Tops Pants '23 2- 5 Pantsuits Dresses '3 -'9 While Quantities Last High Point 2300 North Main St..