Deaths and Funerals Whitt Aldred Jester Lackey
Mr Pulaski aged 50 of Route 1 High Point died suddenly of a heart attack at home about 1 15 a m Sunday in his usual health. Interment was in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The notice lists Whitt Aldred Jester Glenn Mickey and Carl Lackey as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Allen G. Bingham
A. G. Bingham
Memorial Methodist Church
Harold M. Robinson
Carlos T. Kennedy
Ford M. Myers
Bill Nance
J. L. Perryman
Paul Harris
Lewis Crawford
Curtis Fields
Henry Fuller
The
Elks Club
Denton City Cemetery
Bingham
Funeral rites for Mrs. Louisa L. Rush observed at Marlboro Friends Meeting
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Louisa L. Rush 98 widow of George Rush at Marlboro Friends Meeting with Rev. Barney Pierce officiating. Burial followed in Marlboro Friends Cemetery on a day after she died at her Glenora home. She had suffered declining health for a year and a week.
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Louisa L. Rush
George Rush
Marlboro
Lewis P York 75 Dies. Rites Pending in Liberty
Lewis P. York 75 a retired furniture worker died after a brief illness at Liberty on December 19 1881. He married Calla Crawford April 18 1928 and leaves wife daughter Virginia Lee Durham of High Point two brothers Jeter York and Leil York three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. The body rests at J C Green and Sons Funeral Home Thomasville pending funeral arrangements.
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Lewis Patterson York
Liberty
Thomas
Nancy McMasters York
High Point
Calla Crawford
Virginia Lee Durham
Jeter York
Leil York
Route 1
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
Thomasville
Realty Transfers in High Point Township and Nearby
Real estate transfers reported list J R Tucker Sr and wife to P F Myers and wife for Fairmont Park plot and Southeastern District of Luther an Church to J A Martin and wife for Griffin Park. Also J R Carrick to Rebecca C Anderson on Summit Avenue and Eliza Johnson to F S Wall on Country Club Drive.
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High Point Township
J. R. Tucker Sr
P. F. Myers
Fairmont Park
Lutheran Church
J. A. Martin
Griffin Park
J. R. Carrick
Rebecca C. Anderson
Summit Avenue
Eliza Johnson
F. S. Wall
Country Club Drive
G. S. Clark
Troy Woods
Centennial Avenue
W. R. Malpass
Claude Mooney
Harmon Land
Pilot Life Insurance Co
Kathryne L. Brown
Bridges St
Farm Bureau Backs Major 1958 Budget Cuts
The American Farm Bureau Federation proposes trimming the 1958 federal budget of 72 billion by 6.2 billion. It suggests cutting agriculture by 300 million and includes 2 billion from Defense, 1.2 billion from foreign aid military assistance, and 800 million from economic aid.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Department of Defense
Selznick's Mother Recovering From Surgery
Florence A. Bonomine Selznick 78 mother of producer David O Selznick is recovering at Cedars Lebanon Hospital after abdominal surgery yesterday.
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Hollywood
David 0. Selznick
Tere
Florence A. Bonomigne
Cedars Lebanon Hospital
Denton Prepares Bold Opening For Its Jubilee Celebration
Denton stages a city wide celebration with a 7 p.m. high school event featuring Miss Martel and judges including Flash Gordon and Buster Crabbe. A 4 p.m. parade follows Saturday with bands, floats, bearded men, corseted women, and a barbecue. Prominent dignitaries attend as the town marks fifty years and a beard growing ordinance finds a citizen in trouble.
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Denton
Sisters of the
Yesteryear
Miss Martel
Flash Gordon
Buster Crabbe
Max Lanning
Fred Kirby
Calico
Kerr Scott
Luther Earnhardt
Paul Kitchen
Thad Eure
Frank Crane
Cloyd Philpott
Paul Stoner
Superior Court
Hubert Olive
Sen
Scott
Celeat
Jaycees
Ken Goble
Town Board of Commissioners
Officers Elected by Pilot School PTA
Thomasville officers chosen for the Pilot School PTA include John Davis president LaMar Miller vice president Mrs Gilbert Cour secretary and Mrs Raeford Black treasurer. W R Lemmons is principal. The PTA meeting in the school auditorium featured the glee club.
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Thomasville
Pilot School
John Davis
LaMar Miller
Gilbert Cour
Raeford Black
W. R. Lemmons
PTA
Glee Club
Backseat Driving Case Stuns Illinois Court
In Springfield a 17 year old youth in Municipal Court confessed to reckless driving while standing on the rear seat guiding a sedan along a highway. State policeman William Hall testified another youth rode the floor steering the accelerator as the judge delayed ruling.
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Springfield
Ill
William Hall
Ronald Roof
Hall
Committee Approves Bill On Chair City Annexation
Thomasville's annexation bill gains a favorable report from the House Committee on Counties Cities and Towns after public protest. The measure would allow current residents to vote in annexation elections with amendments about extending services to new areas. Local officials urge transparent talks and fair treatment to ensure community support.
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Thomasville
House Committee On
Carroll Holmes
Perquimans County
Senate
House Commi
House
Thorsand
Frank Ingram
Seif
George Hundley
Chamber of Commerce
Hundley
Raleigh
TV Policeman Watches City Subways From Street Station
A miniature television camera is installed in a 42nd Street subway station to monitor turnstiles for riders attempting to bypass fare. The device acts as a passive enforcement aid in the transit system.
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New York
42Nd Street
Lexington Board Blocks Progressive Government Ordinance
Lexington city commissioners blocked action on a proposed ordinance to bar city employees from political participation. City Attorney Critcher questioned constitutionality, and mayor interrupted hearings as Commissioner Buck Young criticized leadership and pushed for future policy.
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Lexington
City Board of Commissioners
Buck Young
P. V. Critcher
Critcher
Cathell
Young
Criteher
Two More In Race In Jamestown
Jamestown candidates for Town Council filed fees signaling possible primary on April 23 if eight or more run. Roy Sullivan and B Graves Kerrin join Dr Helen Horn Charles C Hughes Jr Harold E Hall and W E Davis. Mayor Tom Ragsdale remains unopposed. Saturday is filing deadline.
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Jamestown
Roy Sullivan
B. Graves Kerrin
Potter Dr
Jamestowsa
High Point
Sullivan
American Legion
Rotary Club
Helen Horn
Charles C. Hughes Jr
Harold E. ‘Hall
W. E. Davis
Tom Ragsdale
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Johnnie M. Pulaski
Louise L. Rush
Lewis P. York
Selznick
Wade
Jabber) Lanier
Lanier
Miss Veronica Martel Cookie Duster Kisser
Beeson Hardware CO
Frigidaire
Wrenn Street
Fred Bryant
Doug Bryant
N. Main ST
Seautifue
Dallas
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