Harold Howard Dies In Florida
Harold Howard 78 of 4986 39th Ave North St Petersburg Florida died Friday after an illness. Born May 22 1887 in Manchester England he came to the United States as a young man and settled in Norristown Pa before moving to St Petersburg in 1931 and later entering the dairy business retiring in 1952. He was organist and choir director longtime Mason and Shriner serving as secretary of St Petersburg Nitram Masonic Lodge and a member of St Petersburg Methodist Church. Survivors include two sons Frank Howard J Nelson Howard two daughters Mary Hain and Leslie Williams a sister Geannie Howard and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 10 am at Anderson and McQueen Funeral Home with Masonic rites in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Harold Howard
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Catholic “Hospital
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England
United States
St. Petersburg
Norristown
Masonic Fraternity
Shriner
Nitram ‘Masonic Lodge
Z St
J. Nelson Howard
Lexington
Mass
Mary Hain
Drexel Hill
Leslie Williams
Japan
Geannie Howard
Anderson and McQueen Funeral Home
Burnl
Memorial Park Cemetery
Prendergast Funeral Service for Albert T. Prendergast
Albert T. Prendergast 65 of 310 S Hamilton St died on arrival Sunday at High Point Memorial Hospital after a heart attack at home. He was born July 23 1900 in Hillsboro a Miller TV Products retiree. Surviving nieces nephews and including Irene Linthicum R L Prendergast Kannapolis and E P Prendergast Salt Lake City. Funeral Tuesday 2 PM Cumby Chapel Rev J A Grout floral Garden Park Cemetery body at Cumby Mortuary tonight 7 9 and at Irene Linthicum home 1808 Eastchester Dr. E V Tilley 52 died Saturday funeral 2 30 PM today Bunker Hill Primitive Baptist Church.
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S. Hamilton St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hillsboro
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Nealy ‘F. ‘Prendergast
Pilgrim ‘Holiness Church
Irene Linthicum
Eastchester Dr
R. L. Prendergast
Kannapolis
E. P. Prendergast
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cumby Chapel
J. A. Grout
Floral Garden Park
Cumby Mortuary
Eastchester
Rail Traffic Back To Normal After Derailment Fire
In Wake Forest North Carolina traffic on the Seaboard Railroad main line returned to normal after a derailment blocked the route Saturday. A northbound freight train of 110 cars derailed near Wake Forest igniting three tank cars of turpentine and spreading to two piggyback trucks. Firefighters from several communities battled the blaze for hours. No injuries reported and the derailment cause is under investigation.
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Wake Forest
N.C
Seaboard Railroad
R B White of Trinity Dies After Long Illness
R B White Sr 64 of Trinity Jackson Creek Community died Sunday night at Dorothea Dix Hospital Raleigh after six years of declining health. Born Nov 16 1901 in Surry County he married Grace Miller Davis in 1993. Survived by wife three daughters five sons 25 grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral at Piney Grove Methodist Church with burial in Oakwood Memorial Park.
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Trinity
Jackson
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Dorothea - Dix Hospital
Raleigh
Mr. White
Surry County
John W
Lillie Nichols White
Jackson’s
Thomasville
Piney. Grove“ Methodist Church
Grace White
Paul
Judith) Seabolt
Springs
Larry
Peggy) Lewellyn
Elkin
Crawley White
Asheboro
Sissie White
W. Broad St
Blenio
Rosa) Garner
Jay Street
Piney Grove Methodist Church
John Nelson
Archie L. S. Disher
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Public Housing On Thomasville Council Agenda
Mayor Jobson and council members push to reopen debate on public housing amid private enterprise interests. Chamber estimates suggest housing plans could attract workers, while city inspector Jim Miller cites about 3,000 residents, roughly 20 percent of Thomasville’s population, as a factor in decision making.
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Iteravy Soing
Ing
Chamber
Jim Miller
Youth Saves Trip From Drowning
A 16 year old Owen Road youth, Jackie Frank, pulled three drowning boat passengers from High Rock Lake after a boat sank near Southmont. The victims included George Gainey 22 and siblings Pat Gainey 14 Joann Creekman 13. Randy Cashett 13 swam to safety and alerted others. One other man, about 25, was with the group but not in the boat. Creekman girl received oxygen and was transported by ambulance.
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Owen Road
High Rock Lake
Randy Cashett
Rt. 9
Lexington
Jackie Frank
Frank
Davidson County Sheriff's Department
Southmont
N.C. Highway 8
Les Chaseit
George Gainey
Pat Gainey
Joann Creekman
Davidson County
Randolph Men Facing Charges Of Assault
Two Randolph County men were arrested and jailed on assault with a deadly weapon charges. Leroy Crawford, 57, of Rt. 3 Asheboro, is treated for knife wounds. Luther Davidson, 45, of Asheboro, is treated for a gunshot wound to the foot. Deputies said no cause for the mutual injuries was found.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Randolph Hospital
Leroy Crawford
Rt. 3
Luther Davidson
Randolph
Jim Greeson
Bill Wright
American Thread Plant Dedicated in North Carolina
American Thread Co opened a new all electric textile plant in the French Broad Valley west of Brevard. E B Shaw accepted the Governor's Distinguished Citizen Award for investing millions in this and other plants, a move cited as preserving 1,400 jobs. A second plant is planned at Marble in Cherokee County, western North Carolina.
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Brevard, N.C
American Thread Co
French Broad Valley
Brevard
E. B. Shaw
American Thread
Dan Stewart
Shaw
Marble
Cherokee County
North Carolina
Salisbury Youth Receives Shriver Scholarship
Barry Lee Reid, 18, of Salisbury North Carolina, named one of seven recipients of Sargent Shriver scholarships by the Experiment in International Living. Each winner will spend two months abroad with Reid selected to go to Germany.
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Washington (Ap
Barry Lee Reid
Salisbury
N.C
Sargeant Shriver
Reid
Germany
One Month Left To Claim Reward For Charlotte Bombing Probe
In Charlotte a $10,431 reward fund closes in one month for information leading to arrests and convictions in the November 22 bombings of four civil rights leaders' homes. No injuries. The Charlotte Observer started the fund with $500 and serves as the collection agency. Police and the FBI report no clues.
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Charlotte Observer
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FBI
Study Club Plans Meeting
Modern Study Club members will meet this afternoon at 190 Johnson St. Mrs. W. F. Lawing will host at her home.
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Modern Study Club
Wohseadsy & P.m
W. F. Lawing
Johnson St
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