Miller Winston: Hayworth-Miller Funeral Home Celebrates 50th Years of Service

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Miller Winston reports how the company started and how the company has grown into a multi-location funeral service provider, serving the families of Winston-Salem and the surrounding areas.
In 1961, W. Paul Hayworth and Robert F. Miller saw an opportunity and purchased Manuel Funeral Home, located at 619 East Fifth Street in downtown Winston-Salem, renaming it Hayworth-Miller Funeral Home. After four years at this location, Hayworth-Miller Funeral Home relocated to 3315 Silas Creek Parkway. This location has proven to be a success for the business and a convenience for the residents of Winston-Salem. In 1996 a crematory was built at this location to better serve families of all locations requesting cremation. Hayworth-Miller prides itself in being family owned, currently in its second generation of owners with Frank Miller serving as Chief Operating Officer. The Silas Creek Chapel is currently under the management of Stan Garraghty, a long time resident of the Winston-Salem and Clemmons area.

Miller Winston:Teen Driver Charged With Violations in Fatal Crash

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17-year-old Phillip Winston Miller was driving a car where a 14-year-old girl was killed and a 13-year-old was critically hurt. The cause of the crash has not been determined.

Miller had an Intermediate Restricted Drivers License according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.

That means there are limitations on who can ride with him and how many passengers he can carry. It's a law that a Memphis mother, Sue Anne Duffy, fought for after her son was killed by a teen driver. She is saddened by this latest crash.

"It brought everything back. And, I was devastated for the family," said Duffy.