Funeral for George Allen Seated in Se chrest Chapel
George Allen, 68, died unexpectedly Thursday afternoon at his daughter’s home in Hampton. Funeral services were held 2 p.m. Saturday at Se chr est Chapel with Dr. E W Price Jr. officiating. Burial followed at Oakwood Memorial Park with Numa F Reid Lodge 344 A F & A M performing graveside rites. Pallbearers included Arnold Cagle, Robert L Green, Troy W Blackwell, H W Lance, Paul G Lance, and Dillard Cornaizer.
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George Allen
Sechrest Chapel
E. W. Price Jr
Green Street Baptist Church
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Numa F. Reid Lodge
Arnold Cagle
Robert L. Green
Troy W. Blackwell
H. W. Lance
Paul G. Lance
Dillard Cornaizer
Alfl & A.M
Allen
Juanita Morris
Stater Ave
Hampton, Va
Rev Edward Washington 62 Dies at High Point Memorial
Edward Washington aged 62 of 437 Cedar Street died Friday morning at High Point Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Lydia and numerous children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral at Emmanuel Baptist Church Monday at 3 p.m. with burial in Cross, D.C. Naaman Lodge No. 5 members to meet at service.
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Edward Washington
Cedar St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lydia Washington
Elijah Washington
Charleston
S. C
Samuel Washington
Mt. Plesant
D. C
Thomas Washington
Columbia
Mary Elizabeth Mills
High Point
Mary Ann Gathers
Moncks Corners
Lorenna Ravenell
St. Stephens
Rosa Lee Gavin
Emmanuel Baptist Church
D. D. Mason
Cross
Hoover Funeral Home
Naaman Lodge No. 5
John Citton Horne Dies at 65 in Wynn Haven Camp
John Citton Horne 65, of Wynn Haven Camp Florida, died at his home Saturday. Born in Iredell County North Carolina, he was a member of First Reformed Church Winston-Salem and the VFW. He lived in Wynn Haven Camp eight months after moving from Miami where he resided 12 years. Survived by wife Elon F. Horne, two sisters Tula Scott High Point and J A McLain Statesville, two brothers F W Horne Winston-Salem and Clarence Horne Statesville. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. body remains at Purcell Funeral Home Leesburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Citton Horne
Wynn Haven Camp
Fla
Mr. Horne
Iredell County
N. C
First Reformed Church
Winston-Salem
VFW
Miami
Elon F. Horne
Tula Scott
High Point
J. A. McLain
Statesville
F. W. Horne
Clarence Horne
Purcell Funeral Home
Leesburg
Mental Health Agency Is Proposed for State
RALEIGH AP The Commission on Reorganization of State Government urged the 1962 General Assembly to create a new State Department of Mental Health to run North Carolina mental hospitals and local clinics. The Hospitals Board of Control would become the Board of Mental Health and set policy. The initial Board members will be the current Hospitals Board of Control members, preserving 15 governor appointed seats from 11 districts and four at large. 13 clinics now exist with another to open in Sanford.
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Raleigh
Commission On
General’ Assembly
State Department of Mental Health
North Carolina
Hospitals Board of Controls
Board of Mental Health
Reorganization Commission
John Umstead
Orange
Hospitals Board of Control
State Board of Health
J. .W. R. Norton
Sanford
Dedication Set For New St. Luke Lutheran Church
St. Luke Lutheran Church will dedicate a new sanctuary and education wing at its 820 Leonard St site next Sunday. The $100000 brick complex forms an H shaped plan with an open house at 7:30 pm and a light buffet. Rev. John Trojian leads services with Rev. Frederick Foard and Rev. R. P. Sieving speaking.
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New ST. Luke's Lutheran Church
Leonard Street
Vicc
St. Luke Lutheran Church
Leonard St
High Point
East Central
John Trojian
Leonard and
Walnut Streets
Walnut Street
Trojian
Frederick Foard
R. P. Sieving
Newton
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Becke
Immanuel Lutheran College and Seminary
Greensboro
Beck
Culture Week Events Ready in Raleigh Arts Week Opens Tuesday
North Carolinians with outstanding talents in art literature music history and folklore will be honored during Culture Week starting Tuesday and running through Saturday. Eleven cultural societies meet with awards including Mayflower Cup non-fiction Sir Walter Raleigh fiction Roanoke-Chowan Poetry Award and AAUW Juvenile Literature Award.
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Charles A. Cannon
American Association For
Smithwick
Hodges High School
N.C. State Art Society
N. C. Society For the Preservation of Antiquities
North Carolina
N.C. Literary and Historical Association
Roanoke-Chowan
AAUW
North Carolina Folklore Society
N. C. Symphony Society
Society of
Mayflower Descendants
S&w
Escapee charged in rape slaying case in Winston-Salem
Marion Frank Crawford, a 26 year old prison escapee from South Carolina, was charged Saturday with the rape slaying of 11 year old Sandra Denise Marshall whose body was found buried under a toy wagon in a deserted cemetery. He was arrested in Jonesville after fleeing Winston-Salem where he had lived five months using the alias Willie Frank Gilchrist.
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Winston 33 Salem
South Carolina
Marion Frank Crawford
Jonesville
H. C. Carter
Winston-Salem
Carter
Crawford
Willie ‘Frank Gilchrist
Sandra Denise Marshall
Spartanburg County
S.C
State
Columbia
Four Hurt When Car Overturns In Randolph County
Four people were injured yester day morning when their 1961 car overturned on Highway 49 near the Davidson line in Randolph County. Ambulance attendants rushed the group to Randolph Hospital in Asheboro about 10 a.m. The four, Louise Adams and Sally Walker from New York City and Sally Williams and Horace Jennings from Brooklyn, were en route to South Carolina. Extent of injuries was not known last night. The car reportedly turned over more than once.
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Denton
Hoover
Randolph County
Davidson Line
Louise Adams
Sally Walker
New York City
Sally Williams
Horace Jennings
Brooklyn
Randolph Hospital
Asheboro
South Carolina
Lightning Strikes Etowah Home Nine Times In Storm
In Etowah Tennessee AP reports lightning hit Mrs. Ola H. Lewis home nine times during a thunderstorm starting fires injuring fireman Edwin Wilson and Mrs. Lewis. The fires prompted emergency response as authorities assess damage and risk.
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Etowah, Tenn
Ola H. Lewis
Edwin Wilson
Lewis
Exclusive HY-TEST 303 additive promises sludge protection
The additive balances to prevent sludge gels and water condensate buildup in tanks and heating systems. It aims for a carefree winter with dependable heating comfort despite the weather conditions.
Cottages Stand Amid Rising NC Coastal Storm Waves
The high tide waves failed to topple two beach cottages at Carolina Beach as erosion widened along the North Carolina coast. Three other cottages had already collapsed, with pilings weakened and water encroaching up to 10 feet. Waves reached about 10 feet, sand filled Carolina Avenue area, and Mayors Washburn and Rose observed extensive beach erosion and shifting shoreline along the stretch.
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Carolina Beach
N. C
Atlantic
North Carolina
John W. Washburn
Carolina Avenue
Atong
Wrightsville Beach
Lawrence Rose
Charge Brought In Cutting Scrape
Police yesterday arrested James McRae 24 of Short Spring Street on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. He is accused of cutting Samuel J. Womack across the left ear and face. Womack gave the statement to police. the affray occurred Friday. The cut required stitches. McRae posted $500 bond and awaits Municipal Court on December 10. Also cited were animals cruelty and discharging weapons charges against an A N Main Street resident. Fred H. Roberts 31 was charged with shooting a pellet rifle at a puppy owned by Bill Irvin of North Main Street. Roberts to appear Friday. E B Hughes 20 of Sharron Street faces drunken driving and no operator’s license. held on $350 bond. Other arrests included liquor violations and a female assault. John Samuel Coe 35 was charged with possessing nine pints taxpaid liquor for sale. released on $200 bond for December 17 hearing.
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James McRae
Short Spring Street
Samuel J. Womack
Womack
McRae
Main Street
Fred H. Roberts
Bill Irvin
N. Main Street
Roberts
Pear
E. B. Hughes
Sharron Street
Jamestown
Hughes
John Samuel Coe
Oak Street
European claims on Columbus as native son
The text notes that at least sixteen Italian towns regard Columbus as a native son and adds that Spain, Portugal, France and Corsica also claim him. This highlights competing national ties to the explorer across multiple European regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Spain
Portugal
France
Corsica
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