NEWS OF COLORED PEOPLE GUEST MINISTER AND SERVICES
Community notices list guest minister Thomas Mason at Emmanuel Baptist Friday at 8 p m with a public welcome. Hosanna Tent 326 meets at Odd Fellows Hall Friday 7 30 p m. dinner served at First Baptist Church at noon. St Paul Baptist hosts a special service at 8 p m with W S C S in charge. Sunday service led by Woman's Society of Christian Service at St Mark Methodist with Brotherhood present. Funeral announced for Mrs Nezzie Terry at Piney Grove Baptist Church Jackson Springs Friday 11 a m with burial in church cemetery. body in state at Hoover funeral home until Sunday 8 30 a m.
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Thomas Mason
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Odd Fellows Hall
First Baptist Church
Nellie Morrison
Blanche Guy
Crane
Walter Terry
Dezzie Hoke
Att
Tom
Dave Martin
Jackson Springs
N. C
Nathan Martin
Piney Grove Baptist Church
Jackson Spring
Swing
Church
Hoover Funeral Home
Treason Trial Begins for Japanese Immigrant Kawakita
In Los Angeles a federal court selects a jury to try Meatto Kawakita known as Meatball on treason charges. He allegedly aided Japan during WWII and committed brutal acts against American prisoners at a camp and Japnickle mine. Kawakita claims Japanese citizenship, not American, and argues treason cannot apply.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tomoya
Kawakita
Japan
Funeral for Marion L. Ralls Sr. Held in Greensboro
Marion Lee Ralls Sr., 59, of 1926 Spring Garden Street, died at 4 a.m. today after declining health since February. A World War I veteran, he led Ralls Brothers Grocery since 1918 and served on the College Place Methodist church board. Survived by wife Katherine Johnson and three sons Marion Jr., George Thomas, Robert. mother Flora York. brother G. Ray. sister Mrs. R. L. Paylor. Services set for 4 p.m. Friday at Hanes Chapel.
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Greensboro
Marion Lee Ralls
Spring Garden Street
Davidson County
Thomas ©. Rall
Flora York
High Point
American Legion
Ralls Brothers
College Place
Stewards
Katherine Johnson
Mareion Lee, Jr
George Thomas
Robert Johnson
G. Ray
R. L. Paylor
Kinston
Hanes Chapel
Reverend Walter R. Kelly to Lead Funeral Service
Rev. Walter R. Kelly of College Place Methodist Church will preside at the service. Interment follows at Green Hill Cemetery with the body held at Hanes Funeral Home until the hour of the service.
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Greensboro
Walter R. Kelly
College Place Methodist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Hanes Funeral Home
Mrs Vella Hughes Kindley Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Vella Hughes Kindley, 37, of Route No 2 Lexington, died at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Wednesday at 2 20 pm after a brief illness. Born April 12 1911 she was the daughter of Nelson M and Rita Miller Hughes and spent her life in Davidson County. She was married.
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Thomasville
Vella Hughes Kindley
Lexington
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Vella Hughes
Davidson County
Nelson M
Rita Miller Hughes
Mar
Obituary for Mrs. Hughes in Lexington area
The obituary notes the death of a woman in early adulthood. Surviving family includes her husband Howie Hughes and her parents from Route 2 Lexington. She leaves three daughters Joan Zelma and Doris, five brothers Raymond Chanie Hubert Haywood Roby, and three sisters Addie Sadie Hill. Funeral services are set for Friday at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church on the Lexington Asheboro Highway with burial in the church cemetery.
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Bes- Hill
Thomasville
Lonnie Small Denton dies at 67 from heart attack
Lonnie Small 67 died at home this morning from a heart attack about 9 o clock. Survived by wife Hattie Jarrell Small four brothers Remmie Parlie of Pieces Chapel John of Thomasville Frank of Salisbury three sisters Beckie Dees Dora Seriana Lambeth. Services will be at Pierce's Chapel in the Primitive Baptist church.
Burial at Church Cemetery After Friday Service
A funeral arrangement notes a burial Friday at 4 p.m. in the church cemetery following the church service.
Pope Improved After Severe Heart Attack
Hospital officials report R L Pope executive vice president of the First National Bank is vastly improved after several days on an oxygen tent. He is expected to be discharged at an early date in Thomasville.
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R. L. Pope
Thomasville
R. L Pope
First National Bank
Veterans of Foreign Wars to hold Sunday assembly
Veterans of Foreign Wars call members to meet Sunday at 1 p m at home to prepare for funeral services for departed comrades on that afternoon with attendees urged to attend and show respect.
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VEFW
Thomasville Store Is Incorporated
Thomasville announces the incorporation of the Thomasville Company on Salem Street. Incorporators listed are Oy Houn, Boyd Fouts, and Regan. Secretary of State approval was granted in Raleigh as reported.
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Thomasville Store
Thomasville
Thomasville Company
Salem Street
Raleigh
Oyhoun
Boyd Fouts
Regan
Not Hard To Kill In One Hour Drug Store Ad
An old ad fragment promotes Teol strong antiseptic with 90 alcohol claiming quick relief for athlete’s foot. It mentions CB Drug Store as the place to buy the product and cure the itch today.
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CB Drug Store
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