Miracle heart transplant saves Lester Harrison in Winston-Salem
In a dramatic operation at City hospital surgeons removed and reimplanted the heart of Lester Harrison after a deadly stabbing. The patient showed signs of life and reported feeling fine, while police searched for his wife Emma who they suspect stabbed him. Harrison remains weak but hopeful.
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Winston-Salem
City Hospital
Lester Harrison
Cleveland Avenue
Harrison
J. B. Whittington
Emma
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Relief
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as effective relief for malaria chills and fever. Notes tasteless quinidine and iron, promotes quick relief and bodily strength, with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes sold at all drug stores.
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Grove
Power Project to Start on Ocracoke Island
Charles Scarborough, Ocra coke island contractor, won the contract to build the Ocracoke Power and Light project funded by a roughly 40 000 grant from the federal rural electrification authority. The island lies 49 miles off the North Carolina coast.
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Beaufort
N. C
Charles Scarborough
Ocracoke Island
Ocracoke Power and Light Company
Federal Rural Electrification Authority
North Carolina
Jimmie Walker Secures Pension Despite New Job
Jimmie Walker obtains a yearly $12,000 pension while starting a new job. The pension provides security but cannot guarantee continued residence in the current suite.
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Jimmie Walker
Death notices Charles M Foust dies at 52 in North Carolina
Charles M Foust 52 a former resident of this county died at his home in Kittrell after about an hour of illness He worked 16 years as telegraph operator for Seaboard Air Line The body moved to his mother's home for funeral Tuesday at 2 30 p m at Holly Grove Lutheran Church Rev R L Fisher to officiate Burial in church cemetery Surviving are his wife Lissie Parks Foust two sons Wade of Suffolk VA and Paul of the home his mother Mrs W Foust Lexington route two four brothers and four sisters plus other relatives
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Charles M. Foust
Thomasville
Kittrell
Mr. Foust
Seaboard Air Line
Holly Grove Lutheran Church
R.L. Fisher
Lissie Parks Foust
Wade
Suffolk
Paul
Mrs Susan Copple Varner obituary in Lexington area
Mrs Susan Copple Varner 77 of the Cid community Lexington route two died at home Sunday after five weeks of illness with paralysis. Survived by husband Frank Varner four sons Lee Lindsay Henry Varner Jeff Varner two daughters Mrs Raymond Briles Mrs Addie Black three half sisters one half brother twenty two grandchildren nineteen great grandchildren. She was a member of Pleasant Grove Methodist Episcopal church with funeral Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock pastor Rev W M Rathburn. Interment in church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Aus
Susan Copple Varner
Cid
Lexington
Death notice for Mrs Minnie Staley Leonard in Lexington
Mrs Minnie Staley Leonard 55 wife of George W Leonard died at 52 North Cecil street Lexington Monday afternoon. Funeral at Second Reformed church Wednesday at 11 am with interment at Becks church Davidson county. She is survived by her husband two sons Clyde Thomas and George Jr four daughters Mrs Don Ayers Pearle Louisa Ruth Leon Ora Caroline and four sisters Cicero Wrenn Lee Crotte Lee Burkhart J T Hartman.
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Lexington
Minnie Staley Leonard
George W. Leonard
North Cecil Street
Second Reformed Church
Becks Church
Davidson County
Clyde Thomas
George, Jr
Don Ayers
Thomasville
Pearle Louisa
Ruth Leon
Ora Caroline
Cicero Wrenn
Lee Crotte
Lee Burkhart
Lesington
J. T. Hartman
Oklahoma
Funeral service held for Miss Annie Bell Cox at Marlboro Friends
Miss Annie Bell Cox 70 died at her home in the town Friday morning. Funeral conducted Saturday at 11 by Rev. Sam Nelson at Marlboro Friends Church. Choir sang during the service. Nephews and nieces served as pallbearers and interment was in the church cemetery. A large crowd attended, showing her esteem in the community.
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Sophia
Annie Bell Cox
Marlboro Friends Church
Sam Nelson
Cox
Ruth Alfred
Dorothy Cox
Pall
Osborne
Wesley Cox
Wilew William Alfred
Edward and
Clarence Davis
Ocean depth estimate exceeds one mile in depth
An analysis estimates that about 8 percent of the ocean exceeds one mile in depth. The note references current data and methods, signaling ongoing study of seabed topology and challenges in mapping deep trenches.
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Mht
Supreme Court room getting first thorough cleaning in 22 years
In Raleigh the state supreme court chamber undergoes its first deep cleaning since 1915 ahead of the August 31 match of the new seven member court. Charwomen, janitors, and carpenters restore the 1800 pound rose rug, clean portraits, and add space for two new justices, with new offices and a $1,000 plus law libraries installed.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Sevenman Court
Supreme Court
Slippery Path To Hell Sermon Urges Change
Rev. W. Earl Armstrong preached on Deut. 32:35 at the Church Pine tents warning of slides from health to sickness and fame to shame. He cited mercy, Christ, and the Holy Spirit as brakes and urged turning from sin as services continue this week led by John H. Jones with 7:45 p.m. start.
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Hell
Rev
W. E. Armstrong
W. Earl Armstrong
Church and
Pine Streets
Gastonia
John H. Jones
Charlotte
Coyotes Thriving Across Expansive U.S. Range
The arrival of settlers devastated many large American animals, yet the coyote survived and now roams a larger area than ever, despite some population drops.
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United States
Cashion pleads guilty to assault in Davidson County
Howard Cashion of Kannapolis pleaded guilty to assault upon a female in Davidson County after witnesses questioned the rape charge. Judge D L Pickard deferred judgment until September 3 with a $200 bond. no alleged force was found, and the case centered on allegations by Ruth Russell and defenses by Cashion and counsel.
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Lexington
Howard Cashion
Kannapolis
D. L. Pickard
Davidson County
Paul G Stoner
Ruth Russell
Hayden Clement
Salisbury
Superior Court
John C. Bower
Phillips and
Cashion
Russell
Pickard
Sun Eclipses Rarely Cross Any Given Spot On Earth
A scientific note states total solar eclipses occur at a fixed location about once every 360 years on average. The fact highlights the rarity of a sun obscuration seen from a single site.
Tin Crumbles to Dust Under Extreme Cold
A note explains that tin can be made to crumble into dust when exposed to extremely cold temperatures. The phenomenon highlights the material's brittleness under low heat and the potential effects on stored goods and containers in such conditions.
Tire Pressure Wobble Seen In Front Wheels
Report notes front wheels wobble linked to tire pressure inconsistencies. Engineers suggest checking inflations regularly and inspecting tires for wear or damage to prevent steering irregularities.
James H Morris Joins Enterprise as Telegraph Editor
James H Morris, previously with the New Bern Tribune, becomes telegraph editor of The Enterprise. He succeeds E B Stone who departs to join Winston-Salem Journal as telegraph editor. Stone is UNC graduate and Hendersonville native. Morris is UNC graduate from Hendersonville.
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New
James H. Morris
New Bern Tribune
Enterprise Today
Telegraph
E. B. Stone
Winston-Salem Journal
Mr. Stone
Enterprise
High Point
G. Y. Stone
Winston- Salem
University of North Carolina
Mr. Morris
Hendersonville
W. D. Keeter
The
Connecticut
Stone
H. A. Cecil Farm
Seven New Whooping Cough Cases In City
Health officials reported seven new whooping cough cases last week led by Dr. R A Herring head of the city health department. One new case each of measles and infantile paralysis were recorded while the prior week had none. Total communicable diseases rose to nine last week from three the week before.
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R. A. Herring
City Health Department
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