Death of Hubert A. Lewis in Roseboro
Hubert A. Lewis, 47, carpenter and farmer of Route 1 Roseboro, died at his home Tuesday morning. Funeral services will be Thursday at 3 p.m. at Butler Funeral Home with Rev. Earl Hale and Rev. P. C. Parker officiating. Burial will be in Mintz Church Cemetery. Survived by wife Katie Benton Lewis. four daughters Doris Cooke Elizabeth Knight Ellene Barnes Eloise Naylor. three sons James Hubert Lewis Stacey Bobby Lewis. five sisters Vera Jones Ellen West Hazel New Dolly McLean Olive Tyson. ten grandchildren. Member Mintz Baptist Church and Andrews Chapel Grange.
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Roseboro
Hubert A. Lewis
Butler
Earl Hale
P. C. Parker
Mintz Church
Katie Benton Lewis
Doris Cooke
Elizabeth Knight
Ellene Barnes
Eloise Naylor
Widow of Local Merchant Dies After Heart Attack
Mrs. Celia Crowitz Samet 70, of Shirley Avenue, died at 8:45 last night of a heart attack. She was widow of Max Samet, a High Point merchant who died last month. A Russia native, she lived in High Point about 45 years and belonged to B nai Israel Synagogue. Survived by four sons J W Mose and Robert of High Point Alex of Asheboro and three daughters S Kramer of Whiteville S Aberman of Rock Hill and B Saunders of Phoenix. Funeral at 3 30 pm today Sechrest Funeral Home Chapel Rabbi Herbert Silberman officiating. Burial Hebrew Cemetery.
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Celia Crowitz Samet
Shirley Avenue
Max Samet
Russia
United States
High Point
B'nai Israel Synagogue
Samet
J. W., Mose
Robert Samet
Alex Samet
Asheboro
S. Kramer
Whiteville
S. Aberman
Rock Hill
5. C
B. Saunders
Phoebus
Sechrest Funeral Home Chapel
Herbert Silberman
Hebrew Cemetery
Local Resident's Father Passes In Booneville
Booneville N Green Moxley age 80 died at his home at 12 30 p m Tuesday after four years of declining health and two weeks of serious illness He was a retired farmer His survivors include a daughter Mrs Roy Watson of High Point and a son Fred Moxley of Booneville Services announced for today at 2 p m from North Oak Ridge Baptist Church with interment in the church cemetery Titanium metal a chief U S production center near Las Vegas Nevada employs 1000 workers
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Booneville
N. Green Moxley
Roy Watson
High Point
Fred Moxley
North Oak Ridge Baptist Church
Mrs Nan B Walls Dies In Clinic In Denton
Mrs Nan Beck Walls 67 died about 10 pm at Griffis Clinic Denton after a weeklong illness. Surviving are niece Mrs Crawford Miller Lexington route 6 house. brothers Will Beck Route 2 Lexington Walter Beck High Point and John Beck Welch W V a sister Mrs Hoke Hedrick Route 7 Lexington. Funeral 2:30 pm tomorrow Mountain View Baptist Church burial church cemetery. Rev Charlie Young and Rev William Louis officiate. Body to Miller home at 3 pm today.
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Denton
Nan. Beck Walls
Griffis Clinic
Crawford Miller
Route 6
Lexington
Will Beck
Walter Beck
High Point
John Beck
Welch
W. Va
Hoke Hedrick
Route 7
Mountain View Baptist Church
Charlie Young
William Louis
Miller
George R. Nifong Killed In Weekend Wreck
George Roland Nifong 21 of Chicago Illinois was killed in an auto accident Saturday in Winston Salem He was born January 25 1935 in Davidson County the son of Grady and Blanche Hepler Nifong Surviving relatives include his parents one sister four brothers and two grandparents Funeral services are set at Hebron Reform Church with burial in the church cemetery The body arrives at 310 am and family service is scheduled for 3 pm tomorrow
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Winston-Salem
George Roland Nifong
Chicago
Ill
Davidson County
Grady and
Blanche Hepler Nifong
Midway School
North Davidson High School
Western Electric Co
Hebron
Hebron Reform Church
Odell Leonard
John Settlemeyer
Guilford 4-H Club Plans Picnic at City Lake
Guilford County 4 H Club Council schedules a Friday picnic at City Lake with a 4 p m start and a pre picnic swimming party. The council will hold its monthly meeting during the event and a group supper at 6 p m. All 4 H members and families are invited.
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Guilford County
4-H Club
City Lake
Carolyn Crouse
Thomasville Man Jailed For Theft
Thomasville police held James Henley on two larceny charges for breaking into Paul Motor Co in May and Buds Service Station in August. Items stolen included starters generators carburetors radios batteries tires and wheels valued at 75 and other parts valued at 16. Bond set at 350. Hoy Clodfelter arrested on forcible trespass in Winston-Salem. case to be heard August 20.
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Thomasville
James Thomas Henley
Henley
Paul Motor Co
Bud
Hoy Clodfelter
Winston-Salem
Charles Clodfelter
Lexington Ave
Recorder's Court
Missionary Obligations Discussed at Civitan Lunch
Grady Wicker of High Point College told Civitan Club members that missionaries have a moral and economic duty to improve daily life in other countries. He urged trained personnel beyond religious work to boost income, water access, and industrial growth, after returning from trips to Cuva and the Isle of Pines. New members were inducted and guests welcomed at the Sheraton Hotel luncheon.
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Grady Wicker
High Point College
Civitans
Sheraton Hotel
Cuva
Isle of Pines
Reese Felts
Civitan
July Recorder's Court tries 267 cases and backs two dozen other actions
In July Thomasville Recorder's Court tried 267 cases with 229 guilty and 38 not guilty or pressed. Fines paid totaled 195 with 16 appealing to the Aug term and six bound over. Notably 99 speeding, 23 drunkenness, 17 prohibition violations, and 15 driving without a license led the docket. Other counts include assault, concealed weapon, abandonment, and drunken driving. A creditors notice from Guilford County warns claims due by July 25, 1957 for Arthur G. Lomax estate with 1956 dates noted.
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Thomasville
Recorder’s Court
Robert Smith
North Carolina
Guilford County
Arthur G. Lomax
John Haworth
Professional
High Point
Thelma J. Lomax
N. C
Anti Fire Campaign Planned For October Drive
Groundwork was laid today for a week long fire prevention campaign to start October 7 with seven committees drawn from the Junior Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association under joint sponsorship. The executive committee includes Frank S. Lambeth chairman Ed Pleasants vice chairman Clarence Allred fire chief Claude Canady T G Shelton and F J Sizemore secretary. Committee chairmen cover publicity special events speakers schools and student education advertising and industrial division. Local firefighters aiding the project include T M Ellington J C Lambeth R Shelton G E Tolbert and J A Monroe.
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Chamber of Commerce
The
Merchants Association
Frank S. Lambeth
Ed Pleasants
Clarence Allred
Claude Canady
T. G. Shelton
F. J. Sizemore
Sizemore
Shelton
John W. Herndon
Jack Pierce
Tom J. Kearns Jr
Courthouse Contracts Delayed in Davidson County bids higher than anticipated
Bids accepted Friday for the Davidson County government building in Lexington came in higher than expected. The low general contract offer was 59 000 by an Archdale firm, about 13 000 over the anticipated total for the project.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Lexington
Wayne Shoaf
Tyron
Archdale
Shoal
Shoaf
Tyro
Local Court Passes On Range Of Charges In Batch Trials
Three people faced larceny and receiving charges, nine were tried for power meter violations or for passing or hill and curve violations, two faced trespass charges, and nine others were tried on miscellaneous offenses.
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U. S
Las Vegas
Nev
Nan B. Walls
George R. Nifong
Guilford 4-H
Woodrow Robbins
F. E. Beaudry Jr
L. S. Averett
Bill Irvin
Ed Kemp
C. C. Tilley
Harry Wagner
Harold Jensen
Greensboro
P. W. Kirkman Jr
Jim Jarvis
J. C. Yarbrough
Harold Hoke
Jim Ballard
Thomasville Court
Pacasa P T
Duke Power Company
Electri
S. Main ST
Posson
Thomasville County
Studebaker
Studebaker Dealer
Puitairs PetroLeum Company
Phillips
Phillips 66
Siceloff Oil Company
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