Deaths And Funerals Brooks Morris 66 Kernersville
Brooks William Morris 66 of Rt. 2 Kernersville died at 10 45 a m Sunday in Baptist Hospital Winston Salem after years of illness. He was born April 22 1898 in Winston Salem and was a member of Central Baptist Church. Survived by wife Malissa Conrad Morris son Calvin Morris daughter Miss Dorothy Nell Morris three brothers and one sister. Funeral 4 p m Tuesday Union Grove Baptist Church with Rev Roy Liner Rev Huber Dixon and Rev Manley Bennett. Burial Waughtown Cemetery. Body at Ragland Pierce Funeral Home from 3 30 p m Tuesday. family at the home 7 9 p m today.
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Kernersville
Brooks William Morris
Rt. 2
Baptist
Dorothy Nell Morris
F. C. Morris
Conrad Morris
John D. Morris
D. C. Calhoun
Union Grove Baptist Church
Roy Liner
Huber Dixon
Manley Bennett
Waughtown
Ragland - Pierce Funeral Home
William Turner Harris 85 Denton resident dies at home
William Turner Harris 85 of Rt. 2 Denton died Sunday after two years of declining health. He was born in Davidson County and worked in the lumber business. Survived by wife Wilma Daniel Harris two sons William L. Harris of Concord and Jesse W. Harris of Albemarle a daughter Mrs. Charles Lambeth of Albemarle seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services set for 11 a.m. at First Baptist Church Denton with Rev. Herbert Baker. Burial in Denton Cemetery body to home today for viewing until church service Tuesday at 10 30 a.m.
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Denton
William Turner Harris
Rt. 2
Davidson County
First Baptist Church
Wilma Daniel Harris
William L. Harris
Concord
Jesse W. Harris
Albemarle
Charles Lambeth
Herbert Baker
Corte
Tuesay
Heart Disease Symposium For Babies Held In Asheboro
Physicians from a local area gather at the Country Club in Asheboro for a symposium on signs and symptoms of congenital heart problems in newborns. Dr Castle of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine presides with talks at 5 30 p m and 7 30 p m on heart patterns and patient selection for further study.
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Asheboro
L-County
Castle
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Country Club
Peps m
Bids Slated on Asheboro Patrol HQ
Asheboro to let contract for a new highway patrol building on April 15 at 2 p m in Salisbury. The 19000 square foot station will be on Highway 220 south of Asheboro near the prison camp and will include drivers licensing operations. Construction to begin soon after bids are awarded.
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Asheboro
Highway Patrol
Salisbury
Randolph County Patrol Oerations
Wll
Fire Hits Archdale Garage Damages Chick's Transmission Service
A blaze at Chick's Automatic Transmission Service on 2922 S Main St Archdale caused extensive damage to stock storage and an adjacent area with flammable fluids. The fire originated in a stock room and spread before being controlled. the cause remains undetermined. Only one car suffered paint damage. the garage remained usable and mechanics resumed work after water was cleared.
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Archdale
Chick
S. Main St
Clyde Wilkerson
Guil Rand Fire Department
Wilkerson
All in Good Time Broadway Comedy Closes After 44 Performances
The Broadway comedy about life in an English provincial town closed after 44 performances. The production featured stage wine as part of the script but failed to boost box office appeal. New shows, property transfers and local land deeds are listed for Deep River and Jamestown areas in adjacent notices.
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New York
Jamestown Township
Billy W. Slate
Tor
Hurley W. Rush
Lot
Baker Road
Samuel O. Patterson
R. V. Naylor
St Springs
Carl D. McNeill
L. W. McLamb
Lake Triangle Park
Goodwill Tour Plans Settled
Plans for a North Carolina goodwill people to people tour of Europe this summer are settled. Dewey C. Wayne of the State Denmark, the Soviet Union, Hungary, West Germany, Sweden and East Germany. The cost of the tour from New York and return has been reduced from 1 557 to 1 397. The trip is designed to bring farm leaders and transportation tatives in contact with persons of similar interests.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Europe
Dewey C. Wayne
Denmark
Soviet Union
Hungary
West Germany
Sweden
East Germany
New York
Gemini 4 Craft Flown Toward Cape Kennedy
The Gemini 4 spacecraft, built by McDonnell Aircraft, was moved from McDonnell to Cape Kennedy Florida. Astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II are planned for a four day mission this summer.
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ST. Louis
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Cape Kennedy
Fla
McDonnell
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Preminger to Train Tropis on Broadway Next Season
Otto Preminger plans a Broadway presentation next season of The Case of the Troublesome Tropis, a dramatization by Jean Bruller of one of his novels. The play centers on apelike Tropis trained to perform simple tasks and the sociological complications that arise.
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New York
Otto Preminger
Tropis
Jean Bruller
Mighty River discharge cited as 4.2 million cfs
Britannica says the Amazon river discharge exceeds 4.2 million cubic feet per second, about seven times the Mississippi. A heraldry note states the U S presidential seal eagle turned to face the right following a 1945 presidential decree by President Truman.
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Amazon River
Mississippi
Encyclopaedia Britannica
United States
Truman
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