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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1965
Page
6
A compilation notes multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements for residents of Kernersville Greensboro Asheville and nearby towns. It lists survivors including spouses children and siblings with locations such as Lumberton St Petersburg and Bennettsville and notes funeral home details and burial sites.
A memorial service for Harry Baumel, age 66, was held at 9 30 a m Sunday in Sechrest Chapel by Rabbi Herbert Silberman. The body was sent by plane to the Weinstein Mori ary in Hartford Conn for funeral and burial Tuesday after Baumel died Saturday in Thomasville after suffering a heart attack at his jewelry store.
An advertisement from Nash Jewelry at 127 North Main invites men to apply as “husband material” and promises savings on rings or watches for their wives. The note emphasizes “NASH SAVES YOU CASH” and offers several good husbands to choose from.
Deborah Ann Cory Pierce, a one month old daughter of Larry and Peggy Pierce of Thomasville, died at 12:15 am Sunday after two weeks of illness. Survived by maternal grandparents Thurman and wife of High Point and paternal grandmother Kathleen Hughes of Thomasville. Funeral 4:30 pm today at Shady Grove Methodist Church with Rev. Douglas Gilbert and Rev. Kenneth Miller. burial in church cemetery. The body remained at Siler Funeral Home until service. General Douglas MacArthur chaired the Olympic Games Committee in 1925.
Fourteen area students are scheduled to receive degrees from Appalachian State Teachers College at Bosee in Bosee at 7 p.m. August 17 in the auditorium of the Health and Physical Education Building. Recipients include Richard B. Harrington of Asheboro and Robert D. Bast Ken Willis Jolson Rabeneth Dickens Phyllis Wiseville Mary L. near Ledingtons Helen P. Hughes of Thomasville Ramseur and Charles G. Anderson of Thomasville. Also receiving master’s degrees are listed.
William Rand Kenan Jr. a scientist, businessman, and philanthropist, donated $356,000 to the Jornella Dizon Davis Nursing Home in Wilmington in his final acts. Kenan, a native of Acton, died at his Lockport, New York home July 28 at age 93.
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