Funeral notices of Newlin Kennedy Jones and Cline family
Obituaries list multiple services and interments for Sarah Lina Newlin 10 Nellie Wood Salina Borland Salina Kennedy Charlie Nathaniel Jones Robert Cline infant son of Claude H and Leota Delk Cline. Services held at Deep River Friends, Chapel of Koonce Funeral Home and Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church. Burial in church cemeteries and Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Survivors and pallbearers named.
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Sarah Lina Newlin
Caswell Pital
Kinston
Deep River
Nellie Wood
William B. Wood
Koonce Funeral Home
Jack E. Jones
Percy Moser
Dewey Underwood
Albert Meadows
A. Beamon
H. C. Schieman
Tames
Floral Garden Park
Salina Kennedy
Salina Borland
Yow
Ridge Primitive Baptist Church
Walter Edwards
James Jones
The
Primitive Baptist Church
Clarence Mills
Aekee Wood Drive
High Polh
Primitive Baptist Bas
Robert Cline
Don Payne
Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church
Floral Garden
Robert
Claude H
Leota Delk Cline
Emery Estates
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. L Cline
Hickory
Fire Fighters' Perfect Mark Is Smashed
THOMASVILLE The local Fire Department's two weeks running with no fire alarms was broken yesterday afternoon by an alarm from a chair company on Colonial Ave. Firemen were called to Standard Chair Company at about 1 45 PM for an electrical switch fire that was put out on arrival with no listed property damage.
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Thomasville
Colonial Ve
Standard Chair Company
Pheasant Causes Window Breakage in Spokane Home
Henry Lackman bagged a pheasant at home in Spokane Washington but the bird damaged a window during a mis guided flight. He must pay to replace the broken window.
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Spokane
Wash
Henry Lackman
Lackman
Amvets Set Friday Meeting in Arcade Building Room 212 A
Local AMVETS unit schedules a 7 30 p m gathering tomorrow in room 212 A Arcade Building. Cr D Smith of 24 Street learns of sister's death with funeral plans still to be set. she split time between Brooklyn and Philadelphia.
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Amvets
Cr. D. Smith
L. ‘Point
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Christmas Dance for Elks and Ladies at Elks Home
A Christmas dance for Elks and their ladies is set for this evening at 8 o'clock in the newly redecorated Elks Home ballroom. Leo Daniels and his orchestra will provide the music, per Pat Taylor of the Entertainment Committee.
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Elks
Elks Home
Leo Daniels
Pat Taylor
Massengale to Lead Cotillier Tea Dance at Plantation Club
Burt Massengale and his orchestra will play for the Ice Age Cotillier tea dance tomorrow at the Plantation Supper Club. Dancing will run from 4 30 to 7 30 p m. Invitations were mailed yesterday and a large turnout is expected.
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Messengale
Burt Massengale
Orcere
Plantation
Two Arrests Result From Accident
THOMASVILLE The Christmas Day crash on Lexing ton Avenue extension two miles from High Point led to two arrests for reckless driving. Monroe Daniel, 19, of High Point faced a $300 bond after his car struck a vehicle driven by aeon McDowell. Damages were listed at about $250.
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Thomasville
Harold Petty
Petty
Lexington Avenue
High Point
Wallberg
Aeon McDowell
Monroe Daniel
McDowell
Vece
TV Aids Therapy at Concord State Hospital
The Concord State Hospital has installed 16 television sets in its wards. Staff report TVs offer remarkable therapeutic value in patient treatment and engagement.
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Concord
N. H
Concord State (Mental
Emmanuel Lutheran Welcomes New Minister of Music
Miss Ma Kipps of Neenah will arrive in Point next week to assume the Minister of Music role at Emmanuel Lutheran. She succeeds Miss Phyllis Bodiger who resigned last September 30. Kipps, daughter of Rev. C. A. Kipps, is a Marshfield and Wisconsin alumna with a degree in music from Carthage College and experience as Youth Director at St. Luke's Park Ridge Illinois.
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Ma Kipps
Neenah
Point
Thel Lutheran Church
Phyllis Boddiger
Miss Kipps
C. A. Kipps
Waterloo
Wisconsin
Marshfield High School
Marshfield
University of Wisconsin
Cathage College
Carthage
Ilinois
Car Damaged In Archdale Highway Collision
State Highway officers investigated an accident at 11 last night on Highway 62 in Archdale. A car driven by Sharon Hill a 11 year old Negro of Trinity jumped the highway and sustained about 300 dollars in damage.
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Archdale
Sharon Hill
Trinity
Deer victory seals five-year hunt by Nashua boy
In Nashua New Hampshire 14 year old Ead ward George bagged his first deer with a bow and arrow after five years of hunting joining a milestone his persistence paid off with a successful hunt for a young local sports enthusiast as described in a brief hometown item.
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Nashua
N. H
Eadward George
Postal Rates to Rise on January First Nationwide Increase
The January first date brings postal rate hikes. Card prices move from one to two cents, and bulk sales incur a 10 percent surcharge for 50 or more. Parcel post rules tighten to 72 inches total and weight limits vary by section, with some exceptions for military and farm-related deliveries.
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W. H. Farlow
U. S
Army
Denton Holiday Visits From Local Residents
Noel Surratt teacher and coach visits his parents in Rural Hall over holidays. Martha Ann Battle and Mary Lamar students spend holidays with families in Denton. H Lawrence Snider, an engineer from Ft Worth, arrives to visit relatives. Gilmer Snider and Clarence Lee Snider return from visits to family. Kenneth Snider's family in Washington notes, with local connections. Mrs. W H Gibson and Mary Rose Badgett visit relatives for Christmas week. Joe Hill’s sister-in-law Mrs. F F Lopp from Lexi visits.
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Noel Surratt
Rural Hall
Martha Ann Battle
Tusculum College
Greenville
Ft. Worth
Texas
Gilmer Snider
Greensboro
A. L. Snider
Kenneth Snider
Washington
Washington Send On Tolears 4 Age Bes Wissente, Mr. and Mrs. A. L Saber
Clarence Lee Snider
Gerald Snider
Birmingham
Ala
W H. Gibson
High Point
James Badgett
Mary Rose R Badgett
Salisbury
F. F. Lopp
Lexi
Joe Hill
Nickel beer returns in Norwalk protest
In Norwalk Connecticut Michael J Demato resumes selling nickel beer at his tavern as a protest against a proposed 15 cent price. Five men purchase a six ounce glass at the new rate, one ounce less than the price another seller charges for ten cents.
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Norwalk
Conn
Ichael J. Demato
Demato
Tainted Whiskey Puts One In Hospital One In Jail
Thomasville report says a Ness man in City Memorial Hospital after tainted whiskey. Ray Glenn, 19, a plumber's helper, released on $200 bond after being held for alleged sale of liquor at a poker game. Another man, Long, collapsed after drinking tainted whiskey from Glenn.
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Thomasville
City Memorial Hospital
Hels
Raterday
Ray Glenn
Doak Street
Claude
Glenn
Long
Leers
Auto Crash Destroys Living Room In New Haven Visit
Mrs. Rose faced an intruder incident when Kokoski, 22, lost control of his car on a curve and crashed into her living room. Police reported no serious injuries to Rose. Investigators continued at the scene.
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New Haven
Women in green at St. Vincent's Hospital
At St. Vincent's Hospital in Bridgeport Connecticut women nurses wear green outfits in the operating room to reduce glare from white cloths on doctors eyes says Sister Mary Loretta the hospital administrator.
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Bridgeport
Conn
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mary Loretta
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