Deaths and Funerals W Morgan Grimes Jo Lynn Edwards
Funeral services for W. Morgan Buck Grimes 51 and his niece Jo Lynn Edwards 15 drowned at Long Beach were held at 2 30 p m with burial in the church cemetery. Also listed are services for Jason Lee Andrews and Adam Winfred Miller with burial at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Survivors and details follow in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Morgan Grimes
Jo Lynn Edwards
Thomasville
W. Morgan
Buck) Grimes
Long Beach
Paul Sullivan
Fred Saintsing
Richard Sweeney
Roy Byerly
Don Alexander
Boyd Fouts
Adam Winfred Miller
Mitchellsville
Central Baptist Church
Chevely, Md
Fort Lincoln
Local Obituary Fragments Relate to Feb 2 1920 Events
On February 2 1920 Snider Wood of Rt 1 Skeet Club Road and Mrs Cornelia Garner of 2501 Lowe Street are noted with a visiting hour from 7 to 9 p m today The notice also lists one brother Talmage Jackson of 921 Forrest Avenue as part of the family details.
Miss Hedgecock Dies at 78 in Greensboro Hospice
Miss Hedgecock aged 78 of Route 1 High Point passed away at Moses H Cone Hospital Greensboro. The single line obituary notes her residence and death location with no additional details.
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Miss Hedgecock
Rt. 1
High Point
Moses H. Cone
Greensboro
Funeral for Adam Wesley White Held at Sechrest Chapel
A funeral service for Adam Wesley White aged 74 of Concord was held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Sechrest Chapel conducted by Dr. Mr. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Wesley White
Sechrest Chapel
Mr. White
Concord
Guilford Barracks 670 WWI Veterans Meeting Today
The monthly meeting of Guil ford Barracks No 670 Veterans of World War I will be held today at 2 30 p m at 302 W Burton St The ladies auxiliary of the barracks will meet at the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Barracks No
The
United States
W. Burton St
Randolph Dairy Show Scheduled
The Randolph Dairy Show will award blue ribbons for top animals and white ribbons for runners up with cash prizes in each breed. First and second place fitting and showmanship prizes are also planned. An unannounced judge will observe the contestants throughout the day with 4H and FFA members listed among entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Pat McElreath
Jimmy McElreath
Brenda Hunt
Phil
Death Probe Closed in Eldridge Case Near Lincoln Drive
Eldridge, watched near Lincoln Drive area by Mrs. Martin, was found dead at 5:30 a.m. two feet from railroad tracks near Ward Street. A shotgun wound of the stomach was ruled self-inflicted by County Coroner Allan B. The note on the body led to the conclusion. services to be held with body at Cumby Mortuary and church ceremony 30 minutes prior.
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Eldridge
Lincoln Drive
Martin
Ward Street Rider
Allan B
Tery
Cumby Mortuary
Order No 11 Issued by Acne 2 0e Republic
The fragment notes an entity Acne 2 0e Republic issuing an Order No. 11. Details are limited, with no additional context on the issuing body, date, or scope of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Auto Hits Trailer. Man Is Charged Involved Figure
Thomasville reports a highway patrol sweep detailing a hit run on Highway 109. John Carey Snyder, 58, of Lexington Rt 2, faces aiding charges after his 1959 auto struck a trailer towed by a 1962 car driven by Donald Hughes. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Highway Patrol
Co Bey
John Carey Snyder
Rt. 2
Lexington
Snyder
Donald Lester Hughes
Hughes
Ronald Hughes
Kaney Road
Charles Pierce
Kerinersville
City Memorial Hospital
Harold McDonald Hughes
Lake Road
Paul Black
Rt. 1
Midway Wreck Injures Pair
Two young Davidson County men were treated at City Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on Midway School Road. Jimmy Saintsing, 19, and Vann Parker, about 19, of Midway, were occupants of a new car headed west when it skidded and overturned. Both were thrown from the vehicle about 20 feet from the road with injuries described as eraise injuries, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Davidson County
City Memorial Hospital
Midway School Road
Jimmy Saintsing
Vann Parker
Midway
Midway Road
Eskimo Thought on Oak Caribou Wolf Link
A saying links the oak and caribou in Eskimo thinking, noting the caribou feeds the wolf while the wolf sustains the caribou. It emphasizes interdependence among nature and predators within their ecosystem.
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Randolph
Archdale
Bobby Kearns
Rt. 4
High Point Memorial Hospital
Elmer Horten
Jason Lee Andrews
Eastchester Dr
Adam W. Miller
Mr. Miller
Ada Rathburn Miller
Thomas Risner
Chevely
Ray Vance Miller
van Nuys
Calif
Rev
B. L
Vernon R. Jackson
Mar- Snider
Miss Mamie Hedgecock
Adam W. White
Mrs
Blanche Brown
Ok Need SE
Memorial Hospital
Grover C. Hensley
Lester's
Ln Jewelers
South Main
Navy
Reg. Price
Cory
Nash Jewelry CO
N. Main
Midway Wreck
Saintsing
Lawson A. Deaton Jr
L. A. Deaton
Rt. 3
Wake Forest College
Trinity High
Fairview Methodist Church
Cole Slaw
Tom’s Chicken Villa
Col
Harland Sanders
Globe
North Main St
Main and Parkway
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