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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1959

Page

7

Obituaries span local deaths with multiple services listed

Funeral services were held for Effie Dickerson Stuart York 87 at First Baptist Church with interment in Oakwood Cemetery. Miss Lucy Rosalind Fouts 40 had services at Fair Grove Methodist Church and was buried in the church cemetery. Etta Barns 56 had services at Forest Chapel Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Ira Harmon Harris 49 mourned at Cumby Chapel with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Mrs Christianna Muser wife of Albert Muser of 304 N Elm Ave died Friday in Portsmouth hospital with services in Snellings Funeral Home and burial planned in Uniontown Md. Surviving family details listed for each case.

Effie Dickerson Stuart York First Baptist Church J. E.rawlinson Thomas S. Haggai Emerywood Baptist Church Oakwood Cemetery Bob Davis Bill Price Morris Jones Roger Edwards C. T. Ingram Jr Jess Washburn York High Point Memorial Hospital Thomasville Lucy Rosalind Fouts Fair Grove Methodist Dwight Pyatt M. M. Moore First Methodist Church Galax Jimmy Jarrett Emanuel Jarrett Dale Jarrett Lawrence Jarrett Cleo Fritts Dewey Crouse Harvey Black Jr Richard Pierce Miss Fouts Etta Barns Etta Elizabethton Tenn Bray Bean Barns Forest Chapel Methodist Church E. Parker Buck Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church Chester Street Kivett Dr Barns High Point North Carolina State Hospital Ira Earmon Harris Cumby Chapel Worth Pugh Cloverdale Church of God W. H. Barker Cloverdale Baptist Church Floral Garden Park Cemetery J. H. Nunn Richard Hubbard J. D. Smith Gilbert Collins C. V. Hill David Beeson Mr. Harris W. Davis St Charleston Memorial Hospital West Virginia Portsmouth Christianna Muser Albert C. Muser N. Elm Ave Snellings Uniontown Muser Luther Elizabeth DevilBiss Hitcshew

Brother Dies in Iredell County Funeral at Damascus Church

Local resident and husband of Thelma Woods Shaver died at 6 45 a m in Iredell Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was a native of Iredell County son of the late William E and Sarah Elizabeth Shaver. Survived by wife two children Joyce and Mickey Shaver of Statesville five brothers and three sisters and a step mother. Funeral services set for 3 p m today at Damascus Baptist Church with multiple ministers.

Shaver Statesville Iredell Memorial Hospital Iredell County William E Sarah Elizabeth Shaver Thelma Woods Shaver Joyce Mickey Shaver Fred Shaver High Point Blaine Allen Shaver Huntt Shaver North Wilkesboro Wayne Shaver Stoney Point Pat Swiggett M. D Olin C. B. Hendrix Route 7

Local Woman Rosa Luffman Dies at 75 in Elkin

Rosa Ellen Luffman 75, wife of Tyre Luffman of State Road, died at 5 20 am in Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital after a two month illness. Survived by husband, three daughters, one son, seven stepchildren, 39 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren, one brother. Services at Gum Orchard Baptist Church Zephyr at 2 30 pm Tuesday conducted by Revs. Joe Wright Woodrow Wishon and George Walters. burial in church cemetery.

Elkin Rosa Ellen Luffman Tyre Luffman State Road Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital Raymond Hodge High Point Jesse Doss Tryon Clyde Butcher Clemmons Gilmer Childress Winston-Salem Dixie Wall Gum Orchard Baptist Church Zephyr Joe Wright Woodrow Wishon George Walters

Mrs. Nona Youngs 65 Lexington Native Dies in Hospital

Mrs. Nona Scott Youngs aged 65 of Route 1 Lexington died at 10 am in Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem. She leaves a daughter Mrs. Foy Thomason and two sons Arthur E. and Hoy R. Youngs, plus five brothers and two sisters. Funeral set for 4 pm Tuesday at Mt Olive Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery.

Lexington Nona Scott Youngs Route 1 Baptist Hospital Winston-La- Salem Dauntess County Foy Thomason Arthur E Hoy R. Youngs Route 4 Winston - Salem Ben H. Scott Neb N

John Ammons of Welcome Dies at Home

John Forrest Ammons 34 of Welcome died at his home at 2 20 a m yesterday. He was a Dillon County S C native. Surviving are his parents John N Ammons of Fayetteville and Mrs Amanda Ammons of Raeford his wife Maefield Cook Ammons two daughters Jeanne Marie and Elizabeth Ammons and one son John M Ammons. Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday in Raeford with burial in City Cemetery.

Lexington John Forrest Ammons Dillon County S.C John N. Ammons Fayetteville Amanda Ammons Raeford Maefield Cook Ammons Jeanne Marie Elizabeth Ammons John M. Ammons

Thomasville Dedicates New High School in Rainy Ceremony

Thomasville holds a dedication program for Unity Street High School, with about 300 prominent residents attending despite rain. Speakers praise the project as essential to Davidson County education, noting the 35 acre site bought in 1957 and the 1955 bond that funded local schools.

Thomasville New High Frank Warren Enterprise Statt Unity Street Harry Brown Finch Board of Education Thomasvillians Com Iampus Russell van Landing W. S. Horton Horton Davidson ‘County Finch Ledford Masonic Hall Randolph Street John W. Lambeth Main Street George Arnold

Do it yourself painting tips and stain removal timing

The article warns DIY painting can cause stains on fabrics and advises treating spills within 48 to 72 hours. It notes water base paints are common indoors and can be removed if treated promptly, though manufacturers claim water-fastness develops in 3 to 30 days. It ends with an incomplete thought.

Trucker Held On Knifing Charge

Clifton Davis 35, of Lake Street, arrested at 1 40 a m charged with assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly slicing John ny B Beatty on the back with a knife. Bond set at 300, trial in Recorder's Court September 11. Also James Johnson 34 of Turner Street charged with assault on a female. bond 200. trial September 11. Saneh Paul Hall 20 of Johnsontown road charged with drunken driving speeding and reckless driving. bond 500. trial September 14. Nathan Blanchard Jr of Poplar Street Lexington arrested for drunken driving. bond 300. trial September 14.

Thomasville Clifton Davis Lake Street Davis Johnny B. Beatty Bond Recorder's Court James Johnson Turner Street Grace Johnson Johnson Saneh Paul Hall Johnsontown Hall Nathan Blanchard Jr Poplar Street Lexington Lexington Avenue Thomasville Recorder's Court

Dedication turnout honored by local leaders and education officials

Recognition at the dedication yesterday featured Mayor George Handley and former superintendent George Arnold, praised for their roles in planning the buildings. Mey Shoaf represented the county board of education, with Charles McCrary of the state board also noted.

Thomasville Charles McCrary State Board of Education PTA George Handley George Arnold Eee Mey Shoaf Board of County of the County Board of Education State

Circle Manufacturing to Build New Plant in Thomasville

Thomasville firm Circle Manufacturing Co plans a new building behind its Jacob Street plant to double size and output. Construction starts soon. labor force will double from 51. Plan discussed in a Friday meeting with Albert Allan of James Company Hickory, Homer Beck, Jack Roser, and Kermit Cloniger.

Thomasville Circle Manufacturing Co Jacob Street Homer Beck Circle Manufacturing Company Jack Roser Albert Allan James Company Hickory and Beck Roser Kermit Cloniger Concern

Diamond-back Terrapin: Atlantic Gulf Coast Favorite

The diamond-back terrapin, the most valuable edible terrapin, is found in salt marshes along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.

Atlantic Gulf

Royal Air Force Launches First Regular Airmail Route

The first regular airmail service started in 1918 by Britain's Royal Air Force with flights carrying military mail between London and Paris.

World Britain Royal Air Force London Paris

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Miss Lucy Foots Ira E. Harris Mrs. Effie York Mrs. Christianna Muser John Ammons Welcome Kennedy Tryon ST Russell van Landingham Thomasville School Board Jack Smith Grace Lutheran Church H. C. Hudgins Jr Centennial Ave Jove R Might Point N. C. Assn. of Launderers & Cleaners, Inc High Point Laundry Sartindry Cleaning CO Main 5&T Star Cleaners Tucker’s Dry Cleaning CO Green ST Vogue Cleaners N. Main N. C. Assn. of Launderers & Cleaners. Inc Trucker Merle Norman College Thomasville Firm Stauffer College ST Londay Len Teday Ne Hong Soman Miso
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