Journal, Winston-Salem, N. Tuesday, April 17, 1979 Deaths and Funerals ADAMS NORTH WILKESBORO Mrs. Dorothy K. Adams, 65, wife of Manley L. Adams, of Rt.
3 Taylorsville, died Sunday evening in Alexander County Hospital. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Miller Funeral Chapel with the Rev. John West officiating. Burial will be in the Parker Family Cemetery.
The body will be at Miller Funeral Service in North Wilkesboro. Mrs. Adams was born in Rockingham County January 14, 1914, the daughter of Jesse Cleveland and Ossie Knight Kelly. She was a member McCombs Baptist Church in El Paso, Texas. Surviving are her husband and one brother, J.
C. Kelly of Yorktown, Va. BOGER Mrs. Selma Jane. Anders Boger, 73, of 175 Browndale Street, died at Forsyth Memorial Hospital Sunday morning.
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek Chapel by the Rev. Jack Strickland and Rev. Don Hackett. Mrs.
Boger was born May 30, 1905, in Graceson County, to James and Florence Sexton Anders. She had spent most of her life in Forsyth County, was retired from Hanes Knitting Mill and attended Open Door Baptist Church. She had made her home for the past several months with her daughter, Mrs. Donna Spaugh of Clemmons who survives. Other survivors ina J.
C. Boger of Greensboro; nine grandchildren, nine greatgrandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Alma Bays of Martinsville, one brother, Gwyn Anders of Mission Road. CUTHRELL Mr. Hubert Wesley Cuthrell, of 1601 Rockford Street, died at his home Sunday.
Funeral services will be conducted at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at United Metropolitan Baptist Church. Mr. Cuthrell was a native of Winston-Salem and was a retired employee of Frank S. Stith Company.
He was a member of United Metropolitan Baptist Church where he was a deacon, assistant superintendent of the Sunday School, and church treasurer. He was a member of the Men's Chorus and the Senior Choir. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Dallie Williams Cuthrell; one daughter, Mrs. Beulah Hinton; two sons, Hubert H.
Cuthrell, Jr. and John W. Cuthrell; seven grandchildren. The family will receive friends a at Funeral Home from Hooper, Wednesday. (Hooper) FULLER Funeral services for Mr.
James Edward (Shorty) Fuller, of 931F Highland Avenue, will be conducted at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday at Gilmore Memorial Chapel by the Rev. L. C. Austin.
Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. The body will repose at Gilmore's until the funeral hour and the family will receive friends there from 7 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. (Gilmore) KILLIAN Mr. William J.
Killian, 58, of 7523 Allman Drive, Apt. 203, Annandale, Va. and locally of 1910 Hollyrood Street, died at Fairfax Hospital in FairVirginia Saturday. Mr. Killian was born in Forsyth County to Adolphus P.
and Magdalene James Killian. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Betty Gaddy Killian of the home; two daughters, Mrs. JoAnn Galloway of Brandon, Fla. and Mrs.
Virginia Sue Huff of Terre Haute, Indiana; two grandchildren; one brother, George A. Killian of 228 Cascade Avenue; one sister, Mrs. Spainhour of 1656 Thompson Drive. Mr. Killian was a member of the Upper Montclair Presbyterian Church in Montclair, N.J.
He was director of Western Union Telegraph Company and served in" the U.S. A Air Force in World War II. Funeral services will be conducted at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at Vogler's Main Street Chapel by the Rev. John Spillman and the Rev.
P. DeArmon Hunter. Burial will be in Oaklawn Memorial Gardens. The family requests no flowers please. Any memorials may be made to the Forsyth County Heart Association.
LINEBACK Mrs. Della Tuttle Lineback, 81, of 2941 Reynolds Park Road, died Monday at her home following an illness of several months. Mrs. Lineback was born August 23, 1897, in Stokes County to Hillery and Catherine Edwards Tuttle. She was a member of Fairview Moravian Church and on December 4, 1920, was married to Garney Lineback who survives of the home.
Other survivors include two daughters, Mrs. John H. Perten of Wilmington, N.C. and Mrs. Margie L.
Kane of Winston-Salem; two sons, Webster E. Lineback of Columbia, S.C. and William D. Lineback of Guadalajara, Mexico; one brother, James T. Tuttle of Rural Hall; 12 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Vogler's Main Street Chapel. MELVIN Mr. Charles Preston Melvin, 66, of 111 Greenpoint Road, died at his home Monday morning. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at HayworthMiller.
Silas Creek Chapel with burial in Montview Cemetery. Mr. Melvin was born April 16, 1913, in Bladen County to Ralph P. and Jimmie Page Melvin. He had spent most of his life in Forsyth County and had worked for Parker Auto Parts for 20 years, retiring in 1974.
He was a member of Fairview Baptist Tabernacle. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Irene Jessup Melvin of the home; one son, Robert P. Melvin of Mrs. Lula of FayetGoldsboro; sisters, Spilthren teville, Mrs.
Mary Gorrell and Mrs. Anna Laura Joetz both of Raleigh; one brother, Dr. R. Phillip Melvin of Astro, one half-sister, Mrs. Kathleen Atkinson of Memphis, tro halfbrothers, Ralph and William Melvin both of Fayetteville; two stepdaughters, Mrs.
Della of Winston-Salem and Mrs. Betty Webb of Advance; four step-sons, Larry and Tommy Spainhour both of WinstonSalem, Kent Spainhour of Orlando, Fla. and Johnny Spainhour of King; nine stepgrandchildren. The family will receive friends at Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek Chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
RUARK Mr. Irvin Oliver Ruark, 66, of 2907 Navajo Avenue, died at Medical Park Hospital Monday. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Bethesda Moravian Church. Burial will be in Clemmons Memorial Gardens.
Mr. Ruark was born March 17, Morgan County, Georgia. He had spent most of life in Forsyth County and retired from Pleasant Hardware Company in 1978. He was a member of Bethesda Moravian Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Cleo Bodenheimer Ruark of the home; one son, Gene O. Ruark and. two grandchildren, Gina and Clemmons; one brother, Wiley Ruark of Bostwick, his stepmother, Mrs. J.N. Broach of Monroe, two halfsisters, Hubert Sheppard of Social Circle, Ga.
and Mrs. Martha Craig of Marietta, one halfbrother, Watson Broach of Monroe, Ga. The family will receive friends at HayworthMiller Silas Creek Chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. WEST Mr.
Millard M. West, 74, of 711 Essex Road, died Monday. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Vogler's Main Street Chapel by the Rev. B.A.
Carroll. Burial will be in Forsyth Memorial Park. Mr. West was born in Wilkes County to John W. and Lemmie Mathely West.
He was a charter member of Pleasant View Baptist Church and was retired from R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. His wife, Martha Herman West preceded him in death. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Juanita Tuttle of 4443 Whiterock Road and Mrs.
Norman (Peggy) Wood of Marietta, three grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Verlee Crump and Mrs. Orene Burwell both of Lenoir; five brothers, Ted, Leonard, and Arnold West all of Lenoir, John West of Boone, and James L. West of Marshville. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m.
Tuesday at Vogler's Main Street Chapel. ABC Says Justices Will Allow Newsmen's Opinions to Be Probed By Richard Carelli WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court will rule soon that public officials suing for libel may force journalists to tell what their thoughts, opinions and conclusions were while they prepared news stories, ABC reported Monday. The television network, in its evening broadcast, reported that the court already has decided an important freepress controversy, that could revolutionize law. The decision will be a defeat for the news media, ABC's report said. The high court heard arguments last October in a case involving a still-pending $44.7 million suit by former Army Lt.
Col. Anthony Herbert against CBS and others. A lower federal court had ruled that reporters and editors sued for libel do not have to disclose the kind of information Herbert was. seeking. But, according to ABC, the Supreme Court will reverse the ruling of the U.S.
Circuit Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit, which had said that the answers Herbert sought "strike at the very heart of the vital human component of the editorial process." Supreme Court spokesman Barrett McGurn offered "no comment" about the ABC report. Other court employees were stunned by the report, which, if accurate, would represent one of the few times in history that a decision reached by the justices during their secret conferences has been publicized prematurely. The ABC report, by reporter Tim O'Brien, said Justice Byron R. White was writing the court's majority opinion. It said Justice William H.
Rehnquist was joining White. The report, which did not offer a breakdown of how the nine justices voted, said Justice John Paul Stevens had attempted during the court's secret conference to dissuade White and Rehnquist. REVIVAL MANNA BAPTIST CHURCH 4368 Stokesdale Winston-Salem, N.C. APRIL 16-21 7:30 Nightly with Evangelist Rayton Puckett Bristol, Va. Everyone Invited Pastor Robert R.
Motsinger Deaths Local CUTHRELL, Hubert Wesley, of 1601 Rockford St. RUARK, Irvin Oliver, 66, of 2907 Navajo Ave. Area and State McHONE, Luther Eugene, 60, of Mount Airy. WINGROVE, George Porter, 66, of Lexington. Elsewhere NEWMAN, Mrs.
Sudie Jo Rippey, 29, of Lambsburg, Rt. 2. Pedestrian Killed on I-77 Is Unidentified By a Journal Correspondent UNION GROVE A pedestrian was killed on Interstate 77 near here early Monday when he was struck by a tractor The victim, whose identity has not been determined, may have attended the Old Time Fiddlers' convention here during the weekend, according to T. L. Hollar of the state Highway Patrol.
Hollar said the accident occurred about 5:15 a.m. in the southbound lane of the highway, about three miles south of the Union Grove exit. The victim, a white male in his 20s, apparently stepped into the path of the truck, Hollar said. Dental records will be used in an attempt 1 to identify the man. Collision Kills Man, Two Women WILLIAMSTON (AP) A man and two women were killed Monday in the head-on collision of two cars near Williamston in eastern North Carolina, the Highway Patrol reported.
The victims were identified as Georgia W. Keith-Lucas, 66, of Chapel Hill; Dorothy W. Keith-Lucas, 69, of Emberton, England; and Thomas Wade Bunting, 43, of Greensboro. The patrol said the accident occurred on U.S. 13-64, miles south of Williamston.
Circuit Court Judge Biggs Dies at 83 WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) Senior U.S. Circuit Court Judge John Biggs a man whom the late Chief Justice Earl Warren once called "a one-man ministry of justice," is dead at the age of 83. Biggs, who suffered a heart attack and stroke several weeks ago, died Sunday at a hospital here. He had remained active as a senior judge after stepping down as chief judge of the 3rd U.S.
Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia in 1965. Delaware is included in the circuit. President Franklin D. Roosevelt appointed Biggs to the appeals court in 1937, and he was elevated to chief judge four years later. Among his most noted decisions, Biggs ordered the complete desegregation of Delaware's public schools, reversing a state court's opinion that permitted desegregation at the rate of only one class a year.
He handed down a ruling 1 that compulsory, Bible reading in public schools was contrary to the U.S. Constitution; and he ruled that Delaware's separate-but-equal doctrine in the public schools was discriminatory. In 1949, he was threatened with impeachment by a congressman from Georgia when he refused to extradite a black man who had fled from Georgia to Pennsylvania. Biggs said he would not permit the return of a man to a state where he had been treated cruelly and inhumanely. Private services are scheduled at Biggs' home and burial will be in the Bethel Cemetery near Middletown.
112 Are Killed In Morocco Fighting CASABLANCA, Morocco (UPI) The latest outbreak of fighting between the Moroccan army and rebel forces in the Western Sahara has claimed 112 lives, Moroccan officials said Monday. The Moroccan Ministry of Information said 102 soliders in the Polisario forces were killed and 49 vehicles destroyed in the battle Saturday. Man Charged in Shooting Journal Staff Report LAMBSBURG. Va. A Carroll County man has been arrested and charged in the shooting death of his wife at couple's home near here Sunday.
Garnett Newman, 33, of Lambsburg, Rt. 2, has been charged with involuntary in the death of Mrs. Sudie Jo Rippey Newman, 29. Mrs. Newman was found in the kitchen of her home by Carroll County Two Forsyth Youths Charged With Arson Two Forsyth County youths were charged with arson yesterday i in connection with a house fire at 3850 Kilmurry Hill Road late Sunday night.
Michael Ray Sprinkle, 16, of 5085 Roberts Road was. being held in Forsyth County Jail last night. His bond was set at $10,000. The Forsyth County Sheriff's Department named another youth on a juvenile petition. He was being held in the county's youth detention center.
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Businesses closed, and police turned away all but non-essential workers to prevent sightseers from interfering with emergency operations and dump trucks bringing in dirt for sandbags. The levees were holding, but the water surged over the top in spots as the Pearl reached almost 43 feet at Jackson, nearly 25 feet above flood stage and well above the previous record of 37.5 feet set in 1902. Officials said the river could crest at 43 feet sometime Monday night. "We think the peak will come pretty soon," said Dave Waite, a city spokesman. "We're praying that's the Flooding followed the winding course of the river on Jackson's east side.
It has sent floodwaters up to the ceilings of expensive homes in northeast residential areas, shops, overflowing pushing into shopping downtown centers streets and spreading over low-lying areas in the southern part of city. Schools were closed indefinitely and were turned into emergency shelters. City officials said the flooding had driven more than 17,000 people from their homes in Jackson, but civil defense authorities put the number of displaced people at 15,000 statewide. Mayor Danks said the city was receiving about half its normal water supply because main pumps had flooded and emergency pumps were unable to maintain the volume. Authorities closed north-south Interstate 55 through Jackson on Sunday when sections were covered by floodwater.
Interstate 20, an east -west highway, was open, but police prevented motorists from using downtown exits, creating a Monday morning traffic jam that lasted several hours. The downtown area could be reached by only two routes, both from the north. 6 Drown in State Over Weekend By The Associated Press Six people drowned in North Carolina during the long Easter holiday weekend. Three men drowned in Oregon Inlet Friday night when their fishing boat ran aground and sank, two young brothers drowned in an industrial pond near their home in Belcross Sunday and a 15- year -old Zebulon youth drowned Sunday while trying to help his brother and sister when their boat overturned in a farm pond. The Coast Guard is investigating the deaths of the three men who drowned in Oregon Inlet.
The victims were identified as James S. Wood, 45, of Wrightsville Beach; Algon Ray Hartley, 20, Morehead City; and Sean J. McCormack, 20, Grafton, Va. Overnight exposure to the 51- degree water was believed to have contributed to the deaths, although autopsies showed that drowning was the cause. Hayworth'Miller FUNERAL SERVICE -WINSTON-SALEM -TuesdayMrs.
Selma Jane Anders Boger Hayworth-Miller Chapel 2:00 p.m. -WednesdayMr. Irvin Oliver Ruark Bethesda Moravian Church 11:00 a.m. Mr. Charles P.
Melvin Hayworth-Miller Chapel 2:00 p.m. WINSTON-SALEM RURAL HALL CHAPEL CHAPEL 765-8181 969-5593 A fisherman said the three were an experienced group operating out of Wilmington. The bodies of two brothers, ages 2 and 4, were pulled from an industrial pond Sunday morning. The parents of the children tried in vain to revive them with artificial respiration. The children were identified as Charles Harold Lamb, 2, and Calvin Ray Lamb Jr.
Authorities said the boys apparently wandered to the pond about 300 yards from their home. The pond is on the property of the concrete company owned by the children's father, Calvin Ray Lamb. Timothy James Faulkner, 15, of Zebulon drowned Sunday afternoon in a farm pond while trying to help his brother and sister. According to the deputy's report, Faulkner was on the bank of the pond when he saw the boat in which his brother, Raymond, and his sister, Inez, were riding overturn. Faulkner jumped the pond and swam toward the boat.
His brother and sister said he went under and never came up. A rescue squad dragged the lake and found Faulkner's body in 10 feet of water about 50 feet from the shore. VOGLER SERVICES 120 South Main Street 2951 Reynolda Road Dial 722-6101 Dial 722-6106 Clemmons Dial 766-4714 -MAIN STREET-Wednesday- Mr. Millard M. West Vogier's Chapel 11:00 a.m.
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