Deaths and Funerals in Cicero Grissom Clodfelter and Smith
Funeral services were held for Cicero Franklin Grissom 87 at Memorial Methodist Church with interment in Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs Hattie Clodfelter 62 of Thomasville had services at South Side Baptist Church with burial in Trinity Lutheran Cemetery near Landis. Andrew Harris Smith 55 of Bradshaw Street had services at English Street Baptist Church and burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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Cicero
Franklin Grissom
Aor Memorial Methodist
Walter J. Miller
J. H. Waldrop Jr
C. Excelle Rozzelle
High Point College
Oakwood Cemetery
Trophy Council
Peacock Bible
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Grissom
E. Green St
Hattie Clodfelter
Thomasville
Hattie Thompson Clodfelter
Colonial Dr
South Side Baptist Church
Fred Jurney
Robert L. Taylor
Glenwanna Baptist Church
Henry Wright
Carl Wright
Jimmy Wright
Nelson Wright
Jerry Wright
Bill Batten
Clay Cole
Everette Wagner
Trinity Lutheran Church
Landis
Andrew Harris Smith
Bradshaw ,St
English Street Baptist Church
George Richman
L. G. Brady
Congregational Christian Church
Hal Shipwash
Vance Kiger
Lester Smith
Clayton Smith
Howard Smith
Clell Smith
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Mrs Murrow Substitutes For Husband On TV Show Dec 21
Mrs Edward R Murrow will fill in for her traveling husband on his Person to Person program December 21. She will interview fashion model Suzy Parker and actor Don Ameche and his family. Murrow heads to Rangoon Burma to report via television.
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New York
Edward R. Murrow
Suzy Parker
Don Ameche
Murrow
Rang
Burma
Dr R W Thayer Dies After Illness In St Louis Hospital
Dr R W Thayer died Sunday night in Barnes Hospital St Louis following an extended illness. Born March 1 1895 in Randolph County he studied Guilford College and UNC then earned a medical degree at the University of Pennsylvania. He practiced on Long Island before retiring and lately resided at Sedgefield. Survived by wife Dr Edna C Thayer two daughters a son a sister two brothers and two half brothers Funeral arrangements are pending.
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R. W. Thayer
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Randolph County
Guilford College
University of North Carolina
University of Pennsylvania
Hempstead
Long Island
North Carolina
Sedgefield
Highway Crash Spurs Multiple Arrests In City
A Fairview Drive man Harvey Cook age 49 was arrested on drunk driving and violating liquor laws after a crash with James Byrd near Thomasville. Byrd was hospitalized in fair condition. Cook faced prior charges and remained in custody on a $500 bond. Police also charged Garland Johnson with assault with a deadly weapon and other arrests followed for gun and theft related incidents.
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Thomasville
Fairview Drive
Harvey Cook
Cook
James Byrd
Byrd
City Memorial Hospital
High Point Road
H. M. Petty
Winston Street
Garland Johnson
Johnson
Hopie Lee Johnson
L. Roy Hughes
Harry Lee Scott
Lowder Supply Co
Scott
Recorder's Court
Barnwell Street
Rosabelle Sanders
Jimmy Jones
Fred Gallimore
John Turner
Council Street
Colon Gandy
Gandy
Jeannette Gandy
Creft Senior Mother of Local Dr Dies in Monroe
Mrs. H. H. Creft Sr., mother of Dr. H. H. Creft Jr. of this city, died at her home 408 N. Burke St Monroe early Sunday after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held in Monroe Tuesday at 1 p.m.
No Change Seen In China Policy
U S Assistant Secretary of State Walter Robertson said no change in America’s China policy is foreseen after Indian Prime Minister Nehru’s talks with President Eisenhower. He spoke to newsmen on arrival for talks with President Chiang Kai-Shek. The Britannica notes the Mafia’s origin with Sicilian landowners.
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Taipei
Formosa
Walter S. Robertson
U. S
America
China
Nehru
Eisenhower
Robertson
Chiang Kai-Shek
Constipation remedy claims and product promotion
A promotional piece extols a new laxative Coronaip and a colon exercise program Cotonam. It describes thrifty dry colon causing constipation, tests promising bulk laxatives remoisten and bulk the colon, and touts Coronaip as gentle and safe for pregnancy. The ad claims 98 cents per tablet with relief overnight and asserts superiority over traditional laxatives.
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Cicero F. Grissom
Andrew H. Smith
Mrs. Murrow
Colored News
Sicily
Piedmont Natural Gas
S. Main St
Old Virginia
Gold Coast
Ludens Candy
Bliz Snow
Meadors
U. S. NO
Florida
Brazil
Winn-Dixie
Stuarts Pecans
California
Liamont Walnuts
Filberts
Main Street
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