Funeral Rites Held For Clarence E Hill At Springfield
Clarence Edward Hill 36 of 213 Moore Ave died Friday in Duke Hospital. Funeral services were Sunday at 2:30 pm from Springfield Friends Meeting with ministers Rev. David C. Stanfield Rev. Milton Hadley and Rev. Maynard Allen. Interment Flor al Garden Park Cemetery. Active pallbearers included Henry Hatten Vernon Killian B B Redding Clifford Redding James A Haymore William Mullins L G Bowman Jr and E W Bowman. Honorary pallbearers were John J Blair Sunday School Class members and American Legion Post 206 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Edward Hill
Springfield Friends Meeting
David C. Stanfield
Milton Hadley
Maynard Allen
Ruby Baptist Church
Ruby, S. C
Roger Kirchofer
American Legion
Post 206
Jimmy Landrum
John Banks
Henry Hatten
Vernon Killian
B. B. Redding
Clifford Redding
James A. Haymore
Willim R. Mullins
L. G. Bowman Jr
E. W. Bowman
John J. Blair
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Mr. Hill
Moore Ave
Duke Hospital
Death of J E Hedrick after prolonged illness in High Point
James Ernest Hedrick 60 a High Point resident died at home Sunday after a year of declining health and two days in critical condition. Born April 30 1898 in Davidson County he lived in High Point 42 years and worked for Tomlinson over 20 years as foreman of Northwood Oil. He was a charter Emerywood Baptist Church member and deacon. Survived by wife Ada Lee two daughters, sister, his mother-in-law and three grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 at Oakwood Park with burial at Cumby Mortuary. memorials to Emerywood Baptist Church Building Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ernest Hedrick
High Point
Davidson County
John and
Elyza Henderson Hedrick
Hedrick
Tomlinson
Northwood
Emerywood Baptist Church
City Wide Training Union
Ada Lee
N. K. Neene
W. H. Hulin
Tipton St
Eunice Lee
Oakwood Park
Cumby Mortuary
Emerywood Baptist Church Building Fund
George Ridge
Carl Bell
W. W. Horton
John Reavis
Paul Godfrey
Tom Mearn
Board of
Board of Deacons
Beulah P. Brewer Dies at 48 in Local Hospital
Beulah P. Brewer 48 wife of Olin W. Brewer died at High Point Memorial Hospital at 9 30 p m Saturday after a brief illness. She was born October 5 1909 in Davidson County and moved to High Point 38 years ago. She was a member of Oak View Methodist Church and Olive Overley Bible Class. Survived by her husband and son Rev David H Brewer of High Point. Funeral conducted today at Oak View Methodist Church with burial in Garden Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah P. Brewer
Olin W. Brewer
High Point Memorial Hospital
Brewer
Davidson County
Charles and
Annie Lee Plummer
High Point
Randolph County
Oak View Methodist Church
Olive Overley
E. Commerce St
David H. Brewer
High ’ Brothers
J. R. Plummer
Fletcher E. Howard
R. H. Stamey
Solomon Infant Dies In Duke
Teresa Marie Solomon five month old daughter of Harold L Solomon and wife of Route 1 Sophia died yesterday morning at Duke Hospital. Survived by sister Rebecca Elaine and grandparents Dewey Solomon and Thomas Johnson. Funeral 3:30 p m today at Randleman Congregational Christian Church. Burial Randolph Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Teresa Marie
Harold L. Solomon
Route 1
Sophia
Duke Hospi
Rebecca Elaine
Dewey Solomon
Rt. 1
Thomas Johnson
Randleman Congregational Christian Church
Winfred Bray
Randolph Memorial Park
Funeral services for Zebedee Turner held at Park Place Baptist
Zebedee Nathaniel Turner 87 died Friday night after an extended illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at Park Place Baptist Church with Rev. Don Moore and Rev. John K. Miller officiating. Pallbearers included Hubert Russell Clifton Livengood Leonard Mullins Robert Campbell Ralph Livengood and Paul Turner. Interment followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery in High Point. Turner was a retired building contractor and resided at 400 Morton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Zebedee Nathaniel Turner
Park Place Baptist Church
Don Moore
John K. Miller
Unity Methodist Church
Hubert Russell
Clifton Livengood
Leonard Mullins
Robert Campbell
Ralph Livengood
Paul Turner
Floral Garden Park
High Point
Turner
Morton St
Edward Chase Dies at 78. Rites Planned
Edward Chase Sr., 78, died at High Point Memorial Hospital shortly before 3:30 Sunday. Born May 8, 1880 in South Carolina, he moved to High Point 39 years ago from Bergenfield New Jersey. Funeral service was set for Tuesday at Prospect Methodist Church at 2 PM with pastors Rev Arthur Pierce and Rev A H John. He resided on Route 5 in Thomasville and had been in ill health for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Edward Chase Sr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Chase
South Carolina
Henry E
Florence Waite Chase
High Point
Bergenfield
N. J
Thomasville
Prospect Methodist Church
Arthur Pierce
A. H. John
Mrs Swaim 72 Dies After Illness At Home
Elizabeth Caroline Craver Swaim, 72, of 1224 Dorris St., died Sunday before noon after seven months of illness. She was born July 22, 1886 in Forsyth County, longtime High Point resident, member of Cloverdale Baptist Church and Willing Workers Class. She is survived by four daughters Vernie Williams, Johnnie Jones, Eddie Carter, and Jim Loflin. four sons Marvin and Robert Swaim, Clyde Swaim, and Ray Swaim. two brothers Arthur Craver and Marcus Craver. four great grandchildren. Burial in family plot at Flor. Funeral services will be held at Cloverdale Church with Charles S. Young and Ben McDowell officiating. The body will lie in state 30 minutes before the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Caroline Craver Swaim
Dorris St
Swaim
Forsyth County
Augustus
Sarah Bloom ‘Craver
High Point
Cloverdale Baptist Church
Marcus Auemap Tebe Abe He Donvmes
Vernie Williams
Johnnie Jones
Route 1
Kernersville
Eddie Carter
Lexington
Jim Loflin
Denton
Marivin A
Robert S. Swaim
Clyde Swaim
Detroit
Mich
Ray Swaim
Atlanta
Arthur Craver
Marcus Craver
Chicago
Ill
Clarence C. Swaim
New Brittain
Charles S. Young
Ben McDowell
Cloverdale Church
Floral Garden Park
Thomasville blue laws lead to repeated arrests
Grocery operators Bob Cranford C W Beck and Mrs Ethel Stevenson were arrested again for violating Thomasville blue laws. Unity Super Market owner Crawford faces a third arrest. Bond set at 100 each with Friday hearings in Recorder's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Bob Cranford
C. W. Beck
Ethel Stevenson
Unity Super Market
Crawford
Beck
Mrs. Stevenson
Stevenson
Lexington Avenue
Recorder's Court
L. Roy Hughes
Hearing Set Friday In Rape Case
Thomasville deputies set Friday in Recorder's Court a hearing for C. R. Cline 30 of Route 6 Winston-Salem charged with assault with intent to rape a Twin City woman. Judy McKeldrey reported she was beaten and assaulted by a man identified as Charlie after leaving work Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
C. R. Cline
Route 6
Winston- Salem
Recorder's Court
Judy McKeldrey
Queen Street
Winston-Salem
C. L. McGee
Abbotts Creek Township
McGee
Charlie
Wallburg
High Point
B W Edwards Dies At 71 In Virginia Beach
Benjamine Weaver Edwards, 71, died in Virginia Beach Sunday night at 7. He was born in Norfolk and Virginia in Waynesville, and had lived in Virginia Beach for 36 years. Survived by his wife Elizabeth, two sons William Torrence Edwards of Ft Lauderdale and Fred E Edwards of Virginia Beach, Fred P Edwards of Norfolk, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 from Holloman Brown Funeral Home Norfolk. Interment Rosewood Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamine Weaver Edwards
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Virginia
Waynesville
Beach
Elizabeth Anderson Edwards
William Torrence Edwards
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Fred E. Edwards
Fred P. Edwards
Chapel of Holloman- Brown Funeral Home
Rosewood Memorial Park
Heart Attack Fatal To Hotel Clerk
James C. Robinson aged 50 who worked as a clerk at the Elwood Hotel died yesterday afternoon in his room from acute thrombosis of the coronary artery. He had eight years with the Elwood Hotel and lived there during that time. Born in Chester South Carolina he was the son of James C and Ninitta Melton Robinson. He had previously resided in Warsaw. The body remains at Yows Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Robinson
Elwood Hotel
Chester
S. C
James C
Ninitta Melton Robinson
Warsaw
High Point
Yow
Hearing Set In Chair City Knifing Case
Elbert Nealey 17 of National Highway faced a prelim inary hearing for knifing Jerry Koontz 18 at a Chair City cafe Thursday night. Nealey held in jail with bond later set at 10000 after turning himself in. Koontz was stabbed in the stomach and allegedly nearly struck by Nealey with a car. doctors reported Koontz improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Elbert Nealey
National Highway
Jerry Koontz
Fisher Ferry Street
Nealey
Koontz
Two Wrecks Listed For Chair City
Police investigated two auto wrecks near Thomasville. Dr Dudley Foster 59 of Salisbury was charged with drunken driving no brakes and violation of prohibition laws. Vernie Hensley High Point was charged with driving without a license. Damages estimated at 100 each to car and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Harold Petty
Dudley Foster
Route 1
Salisbury
Petty
Foster
Lake Road
Walter McDonald Grant
Lexington
High Point
Vernie Hensley
Broad Street
Julian Avenue
Hensley
High
Ang
Beginnings of Hot Cross Buns in England
A medieval tradition attributes the origin of hot cross buns to 14th century English monks who baked the rolls and distributed them to the poor on Good Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Moose Lodge Eyes 96 Acre Site Near Pilot School
Thomasville Moose Lodge plans a 96 acre tract purchase with a 30 day option from the Kennedy estate owner. They would pay about 30000 if exercised and begin lodge work in 60 to 90 days, including a road, a horseshoe drive and a golf course. Timber on the land is valued at about 15000. Committee members include C Hamrick chairman R Pope Austin Batten Brad Sesucker B B Still Clint Craver and Short Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Moose Lodge
C. W. Kennedy
Pilot School
C. Hamrick
R. Pope
Austin Batten
Brad Sessucker
B. B. Still
Clint Craver
Short Long
Early Pennsylvania settlers claim their state as center of original colonies
The text notes that early inhabitants of Pennsylvania proclaimed their state the center of the 13 original colonies, reflecting colonial pride and regional identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Three Charges Filed Among Neighbors
Thomasville reports a neighborhood dispute with two counts of assault and one count of trespassing. Martha Ann Hollifield and Kathleen Hughes accuse each other of assault, Hollifield faces disorderly conduct charges, and Henry Hale is charged with trespassing on Hughes land. Bond posted. Friday Recorder's Court hearing set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Martha Ann Hollifield
Kathleen Hughes
Hollifield
Hughes
Henry Hale
Pennington Road
Recorder's Court
Birthday fete honors Little RK G Kearns Jr on Smith Street
August 4 1928 a birthday party for four year old Little RK G Kearns Jr was hosted at his Smith Street home. Mrs Guy Loftin directed games while guests enjoyed lemonade cake and ice cream in a pink and white decor. Attendees included Wade Jr Old Jack Morris Margaret Carroll Hazel Floyd Juanita Lee and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ndlock
Doris Loftin
Monroe
Howell
Ruby Bowden
James Tucker
Virginia Clodfelter
Alta Northcutt
Te Smith
Estella Lee
Loui
Robert Kelley
Ma Os Day
R. Pascal, Jr
Ruth M
Jeenet Pollock
Greensboro
Gratton Foy and Son
Morehead City
John Leece
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Clarence
John H. Brown
Yowg
Funeral Home
Cecil Haworth
High Point Friends Meeting
Jack Dunn
Lee Morgan
Glenn Lawson
James Blackwell
Reuben Davis
Ellie Dunn
Brotherhood
Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Brown
Filbert St
J. E. Hedrick
O. Brewer
Solomon
Zebedee N. Turner
Edward Chase
Recorder’s Court
State Supreme Court
High Court
B. W. Edwards
Oak Hill Memorial Baptist Church
T'ville
Charles McBride
Clarence Jenkins
Chair City
Chair City Moose
Bill Rice
M. C. Hamrick
The
Land Committee
Lester Henley
Moose Fund
Blue Cross
Hospital Care Association
Wright
N. C
N. Main ST
Alo
S. Main ST
of High Point, Inc
Commerce ST
Asheville
Charlotte
HTL
America
Navaco
Huffman
Washington
Sven
Roy
Mount Ranier
Gates
Tom Kearns
Myrtle Beach
Ss. c
Mee Leia
Lois Hedgecock
Homestead
W. C. Arnold
Sylvia
Forville
Tenn
Arnold
A. T. T. Company
E. Edwards
Archdale
J. Harmon Linville
Lost Colony
Manteo
U. S. Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Colorado Mountain Ranch
Breckenridge
Black
Colorado
Ned R. Stuart
Charlie Case
Oak Ridge
Raymond Warren
George Bellamy
Kathryn Bellamy
Ie Bellamy
Wilmington Highville Beach
Barbara Hunt Poole
Carthage
James&. Moffitt
Moffitt
Miss Poole
Susan Young
Emery
Sam Parker
Alee
Fila
Paul
Council Street
Parker
Harllee’s
Libdinner
Horace G.liderton
NEW Car Dealer
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