Unclaimed 1955 tax refunds list from North Carolina district
The North Carolina District IRS released a long list of names to whom 1955 income tax refunds could not be delivered due to incorrect addresses or moves. The notice encourages claimants to identify themselves and present satisfactory ID. A partial list includes residents from High Point, Lexington, Asheboro, Thomasville, Randleman, and other area towns, with refunds of $25 or more.
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North Carolina
Internal Revenue Service
P. K. Sanders
Enterprise
Westley H
L. B. Athens
Guilford
Alvin and
Joyce Bailey
Lexington
Eddie Roy Banks
Daniel Brooks Apts
High Point
Harold Glenn
Hattie W. Beane
Asheboro
Clarence W. Beeson
Freeman
Ray T. Black
Booker T. Blair Jr
James and
Ethel Boulware
Kivett
Isaac C. Bowman
Randleman
Major Lee Brown
Albertson
Thomas and
L. §. Brown
Beck Everhart
Robert Ray Foust
Randolph Ave
Randolph
George S. Garrett
Raymond L. Jr
M. R. Gates
Ida B. Gibson
Shirley A. Gray
Jean
Federal Charges Filed Following Liquor Raid
Lawrence Irby faces federal charges after Greensboro officers found 46 jars of white whisky hidden between two mattresses at 1218 Hoover St. The suspect, arrested a month earlier for 20 jars of liquor, is slated for arraignment before a U S commissioner.
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Lawrence Irby
Hoover St
Irby
United States
Greensboro
Funeral services for Edgar D Johnson held Monday
Edgar Dennis Johnson age 65 died at his daughter Beatrice Peace’s home 1509 Potts Street Saturday afternoon. Funeral services were conducted Monday at First Pentecostal Holiness Church by Rev. G. F. Overstreet and Rev. R. E. Osborne. Pallbearers listed as A. B. West George W. O'Ham Dermar Byerly Mitchell Davis Walt Brooks and M. M. Blair. Burial followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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Edgar Dennis Johnson
Beatrice Peace
Potts St
First Pentecostal Holiness Church
G. F. Overstreet
R. E. Osborne
Jewell Street Church
M. M. Blair
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Funeral services for Clifford M Flyum held in Cedrow Ave residence
Funeral services for Clifford M Flyum, 53, of Fort Lauderdale Florida, were conducted Monday at 2 30 p m by Rev Walter J Miller at the Roy Armstrong residence on Cedrow Avenue Ex tension. Interment followed in Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery with pallbearers W C King Louis Bennett W L Barker J P Armstrong Wray Brower and Dr R V Long. Flyum died Thursday morning at 1135 o clock in Bro ward General Hospital Miami Florida after ten hours illness.
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Clifford M. Flyum
Roy Armstrong
Cedrow Ave
Walter J. Miller
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Oakwood Memorial Park
W. C. King
Louis Bennett
W. L. Barker
J. P. Armstrong
Wray Brower
R. V. Long
Mr. Flyum
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Broward General Hospital
Miami
Clodfelter Infant Dies In Hospital
Ronald David Clodfelter Jr. infant son of Ronald D. and Sylvia Hill Clodfelter of 412 N Hamilton St died in High Point Memorial Hospital. Survived by parents and four grandparents. graveside services held at 12 30 by Father Thomas R Walsh with interment at Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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Ronald David Clodfelter Jr
Ronald D. and
Sylvia
Patsy) Hill Clodfelter
N. Hamilton St
High Point Memorial Hospital
H. R. Clodfelter
High Point
Grace Blair
A. J. Hill Jr
Thomasville
Thomas R. Walsh
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Quiet Yule for Thomasville Sees Drunken Driving Charges
Thomasville police report a calm holiday period with no major incidents. Lindsay Russell, 39, of Cox Ave, jailed on drunken driving and hit and run charges, bond set at 300 dollars each with a December 28 hearing. A. W. Peacock, 41, charged with assaulting his wife Viola Peacock, hearing January 11, released on 300 bond. Homer Hodges, 47, and Thurman McCormick, 20, arrested for intoxicated driving on city streets yesterday.
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Thomasville
Lindsay
Russell
Cox Ave
C. R. Emerson
L. Roy Hughes
Recorder's Court
Long Street
A. W. Peacock
Peacock
Viola Peacock
Homer W. Hodges
Barnwell Street
Thurman F. McCormick
A J Fritts 79 Dies in Lexington Funeral Today
Amos Joshua Fritts 79 of Lexington died after a four month illness in Lexington Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held at First Lutheran Church with Rev. M R Farris officiating and burial followed at Holly Grove Lutheran Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Ida Bowers Fritts a son Amos A Fritts two brothers Robert L Fritts and The Fritts and a sister Leah Smith.
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Lexington
Amos Joshua Fritts
First Lutheran Church
M. R. Farris
Holly Grove Lutheran Cemetery
Fritts
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Ida Bowers Fritts
Amos A. Fritts
Robert L. Fritts
Thomasville Quiet After Christmas Day Observance
Thomasville residents stayed home warming by hearths after a day of feasting. Stores and factories were closed and downtown streets were empty while only emergency workers like garbage crews and linemen were at work. Banks and businesses planned to reopen tomorrow as holidays ended.
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Thomasville
Gar
Probe Sought In Court Clerk Embezzlement Case
Asheboro solicitor Zeb Morris seeks a supplementary probe into Randolph Superior Court clerk office shortages following an audit that led to embezzlement charges against Virginia Knight Chriscoe. The case also involves Clerk Carl L. King, with a bench warrant for alleged $1900 in interest misappropriation.
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Chriscoe
William Frazier
Savings and Loan
L. Richardson Preyer
Carl L. King
Frazier
King
Randolph Superior Court
Morris
State Bureau of Investigation
Berwick Students Sell Peanuts to Fund Senior Prom
Berwick High School students plan to finance their senior prom by selling peanuts across the community. The campaign aims to raise prom expense money through peanut sales and local fundraising.
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Berwick
Berwick High School
National Carbon Plans Million Dollar Asheboro Expansion
National Carbon Co announced on Christmas Eve a expansion to its Asheboro plant. The project adds over 90,000 square feet of floor space, more than doubling current capacity, with flash light batteries cited as the plant’s main product.
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Asheboro
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Ette
Delmer T. Green
James C. Green
W. Second St
Floyd C
Pearl B. Gullet
Clarence E. Hall
Virginia A. Haralson
C-O Dacotah Cotton Mills, Inc
Herman Everette
D. W. Hart
Davidson
Preston Hayes
Rosie Marie Hensley
Kernersville
Rex B
Barbara Howell
S. Hamilton St
Margaret A. Hulin
Johnny A. Lambeth
James H. Laughlin
N. McCrary St
Raymond
Cora Leak
Church St
Ernest R. Ledford
Thomas F. Long
Walter R. McDaniel
Christie McGill
Willie Philbert McMillan
Leonard St
Thelma McNeil
Alton Marks
James Mathis
Oak St
Helen Louise Melton
William R. Ill
G. K. Milward
N. Broadway
M. C. Mobley
Garland St
Louie L. Mangon
E. Third St. Ext
Homer
Barbara Moore
Grace St
John Moore
Brown St
Clyde Morgan
Homer B. O'Brien
Jean Marie Ogurn
Thurston St
John Willie O'Neal
O Carolina Spring Corp
S. West Point Ave
Donald and
Leta Parris
Oakwood
William H. Phillinps
Reed St
Joyce Marie Powell
Donnie J. Pullam
Dixie St
Henry L. Reid
Rufus Edgar Richey
Herman Samuel
Young Apts
Clarence B. Saund
Ers
W. Green St
Clyde FE
B. Scarborough
Oakwood Court Apts
Lee Scarlette
Bobby Sentell
John Conley Setzer
Aurelia Lanier Shearin
Gay St
Denton
Devet R. Smith
Commerce St
Ray Smith
Marvin Spencer
Box 3
Trinity
Samuel Sweigert
James B
M. G. Taylor
A. Sedgefield
Robert and
Ora Taylor
Winston Road
Cecil P. Thompson
Lawrence
Charles Thompson
Cliffside St
Rosa Lillian Tysinger
Morris St
Stokes Tysinger
Valda R. Vaughn
S. Main St
Joseph N
B. S. Watson
Jack Edward White
William T. White
Joe and Stella Wilson
Ralph W. Winfree
Long St
Jimmie L
D. L. Wright
Asheboro St
Ola Wood
Wade Road
Golden Rocket
Starfire
Oldsmobile
AccEet
Wandard
Abc-Tv
Highland Motors, Inc
N. Main Street
High Point, N. C
Edgar D. Johnson
Clodfelter
Chair City
A. J. Fritts
Hospital Care Association
404 Wright
High Point, N
National Carbon
Rick
Isenhour
Taylor Clay Products
CTS
Salisbury, N.C
N.C
GE Weatherton
Duke Power Company
Electrica
DUK Power Company
Tlecmont
Carolina
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