Oaths and Funerals for Hedrick and Chase Sr.
Funeral services were held for James Ernest Hedrick at First Baptist Church with multiple pastors officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood Park Cemetery. pallbearers named. Hedrick, 60, of High Point Route 1, died Sunday morning after a period of declining health. A separate service for Archibald Edward Chase Sr., 78, was conducted at Prospect Methodist Church with interment in the church cemetery. pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ernest Hedrick
First Baptist Church
Thomas S. Haggai
Emerywood Baptist Church
George Richman
Flint Hill Baptist Church
Fort Mill
S. C
Claud Bowen
Greensboro
Oakwood Park Cemetery
George Ridge
Carl Bell
W. W. Horton
John Reavis
Paul Godfrey
Tom Moran
Hedrick
Route 1
High Point
Archibald Edward Chase Sr
Prospect Methodist Church
Arthur Pierce
A. H Johnson
Calvary Church of the Nazarene
Church
Herman Falk
Claude Milan
Roscoe Yates
Ronie Proctor
Frank Scott
Ivy Teague
Clarence Sink
Ritzel Sink
Mr. Chase
Route 5
Prospect Community
Mrs Elizabeth Swaim Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Carolina Craver Swaim 72 were held at Cloverdale Baptist Church Tuesday at 2 30 in charge of Rev Bill Barker assisted by Rev Charles S Young and Len Mc Dowell Pallbearers included Doyle H Alexander Doc Stephens C J Goins W M Sexton J A Frazier and C W Upton Interment followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery Mrs Swaim widow of Marcus Augustus Swaim resided at 1224 Dorris Street and died Sunday morning after a long illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Carolina Craver Swaim
Cloverdale Baptist Church
Bill Barker
Charles S. Young
Lexington
Len McDowell
Cloverdale Church
Doyle’ H. Alexander
Doc Stephens
C. J. Goins
W. M. Sexton
J A. Frazier
C. W. Upton
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Mrs Thompson of Asheboro Dies at 78
Mrs Bessie Mae Thompson 78 of Asheboro died at 4 p m yesterday at Griffin out here after a two day illness She leaves two daughters Mrs C J Johnson of Asheboro and Merle Davidson of Durham three sons Genepe Thanyene son of Baltimore and SB and nine great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 8 p m Thursday at Central Methodist Church of which she was a member Burial will be in Oaklawn Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Bessie Mae Thompson
C. J. Johnson
McKenzie Gill Dies From Heart Attack in Salisbury
J McKenzie Gill 66 of Salisbury died Monday after a heart attack while riding in a car with family. A South ern Railway employee for 42 years, he retired a decade ago. Survived by wife Grace Simerson three daughters two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at 4 p.m. today at First Presbyterian Church. Burial Chestnut Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
J. McKenzie Gill
Richmond
Robert L
Mary McKenzie Gill
The
Southern Railway
Gill
Grace Simerson
C. L. Kincaid
Thomas
Edwin C. B. Gill
J. B. Gill
High Point
W. L. Palmer
London Bridge
Margaret Thomas
Annapolis
First Presbyterian Church
Sidney A. Gates
Chestnut Hill Cemetery
Death by own action ruled in Brown death case
Charles Howard Brown 4 of Winston-Salem died at home after being in declining health. Forsyth coroner ruled death by own action after his son found him in the bath tub. He cofounded Salem Steel Company in 1927 and served as vice president for years. He was born January 28, 1874 in Pittsburgh and moved to Winston-Salem 31 years ago. Funeral planned at Vogler Chapel with burial in family memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston - Salem
Charles Howard Brown
S. Main St
Winston-Salem
Forsyth
Salem Steel Company
Pittsburgh
John E
Mollie Richardson Brown
Esther Bradburn
Dallas Lodge 508
AP. A. M
Alice B. Cain
High Point
Robert B. Cain
Ralph B
James H. Brown
Vogler Chapel
Ilam
Dwight Ware
Four in a Canton wine jungle busted after car theft
Police broke up a local canned heat jungle gathering near S Main Street two blocks from the car theft scene. Gerald Jenkins 20 Canton and Joseph Edwards 21 Waynesville face auto larceny charges with $2,000 bonds. others Herbert York 41 Eulis Scott 50 and William Kennedy 28 held on wine violations with $50 bonds. York served additional process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Jenkins
S. Main Street
Canton
Jenkins
J.D. Rike Sr
Greenview Terrace
Joseph Francis Edwards
Waynesville
Edwards
Herbert York
Fairfield Road
Eulis Scott
Culler Street
William R. Kennedy
Route 4
York
Massey Hill Hosts Shelby in Tight Legion Junior Final Game
Massey Hill returns home for the third game of the State Legion Junior baseball finals aiming to rebound after two losses to Shelby. Shelby powered to a 17-4 win with 12 runs in three innings, while Massey Hill halted Shelby ace John Kouri in the fifth, despite two runs given up on three walks. The fourth game of the best of seven series is also scheduled for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey Atll
Massey Hill
Shelby
State Legion
John Kouri
Kouri
Changing Clouds Shape in Warmer Air
Clouds constantly alter form as portions evaporate upon contact with warmer unsaturated air. This atmospheric process explains shifting cloud silhouettes and their transient nature.
Bike Crash Passes Without Injury for local boy
An eight year old rider escaped injury after his bicycle was struck by a car in the 200 block of Springdale Street. Eu gene Hinson of 305 Osborne Street rode from an alley into Springdale in front of Worth D. Maner of Route 2 Trinity. Maner, 53, was charged with exceeding a safe speed. The 10 a.m. mishap was reported later by an insurance company.
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Springdale
Eugene Hinson
Osborne St
Worth D. Maner
Route 2
Trinity
Maner
Colored News DIES IN HOSPITAL
James Ellis known as Cherry Red, 61, of Hoover Street dies at Veterans Administration Hospital Dur ham after a week as WWI veteran and Concord church member. Survived by sister Julia Oates of Concord brother Hamp Ellis of Washington DC one niece three nephews and a cousin Charles Ellis. Funeral Thursday 2 PM Moore Funeral Home Chapel Rev D D Mason officiating. Burial National Cemetery Salisbury. Body remains at the funeral home until service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Charles Ellis
Moore Funeral Home
D. D. Mason
National Cemetery
Salisbury
Horneytown Seeks Fire Unit Funds
Horneytown holds a fund drive kickoff at the fire station with president T. Gross announcing a Friday start and a one week target while extending contact to every local family. A Ladies Auxiliary will stage a bake sale nearby to raise funds for the fire station completion and a new fire truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horneytown
Horneytown Fire Department
T. Gross
Gross
Des Drive
Rome's Colosseum Opens With Blood Bath of Gladiators
The world’s largest amphitheatre in Rome, completed in A D 80 under Emperor Titus, inaugurated with brutal gladiator and beast contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Titus
Scouts In Israel See Biblical Sites
Editor note Barry Hyman reports on a five day Boy Scout Jamboree trip in Israel. The group visited the Negev Dead Sea Elat and Tel Aviv and learned about local customs and hospitality while noting regional tensions. American and Israeli scouts share friendship and perseverance advancing the jamboree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Barry Hyman
Negev Desert
David
Goliath
Gath
Tel Aviv
Cosmopolitan Isle of Mauritius Blends Cultures
Mauritius, a British Crown Colony in the Indian Ocean, has a population mainly consisting of Indian Hindus and Muslims. The island, named after a Dutch prince, follows French legal codes and uses French language more than English in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritius
Indian Ocean
Also Mentioned on This Page
James E. Hedrick
A. Edward Chase
Elizabeth Swaim
McKenzie Gill
C. H. Brown
Troy Robbins
Piedmont Baptist Assn
Manuel
Greens
Imboro
Masonic and Eastern Star
Colored News
R. C. Avery
Jamestown
Church OF God
Mann Drug Co
Dead Sea
Lot
King Solomon's Mines
Elat
Red Sea
Lebanon
Jordan
Iran
Egypt
Bud” Gamble
Dad
Civilization
Tommy
Highland Motors
Mom
Highland Motors Inc
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
No. Main St
N. C. Tel
E. B. Gamble
al Bernot
Bell-Ans
BELL
Orangeburg
Beacon Blend
Orion
Beacon
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