Hudson Passes in Greensboro
Charles C. Hudson a Greensboro industrial and social leader died at his home in Greensboro at 10 45 last night at age 60 He was born July 15 1877 in Williamson County Tennessee and later built the Hudson Overall and Blue Bell plants in Greensboro The funeral will be held at West Market Street Methodist Church with interment in Forest Lawn cemetery Surviving are his widow a son a daughter his mother two brothers and a half sister
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Charles C. Hudson
Greensboro
High Point
Homer T. Hudson
Mr. Hudson
Spring Farm
Williamson County
Tennessee
William A
Annie (Tyre) Hudson
William A. Hudson
John Tyre
Guilford County
Hudson Overall Company
Hudson
Blue Bell Overall Company
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Merchants and Manufacturers Club
Greensboro Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro Lodge
Daisy Dean Hunt
Charles C. Hudson, Jr
T. Settle Graham
W. N. Graham
Nashville, Tenn
Clarence E. Hudson
Mamie Graham
Nashville
Tenn
West Market Street Methodist Church
J. B. Craven
J. M. Millard
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Thomasville Fire Department Banquet Honors Growth and Plans
The Thomasville fire department held its annual dinner for local business leaders at the fire station. Fire Chief Robert J. Tomlinson acted as toastmaster as talks recalled the old department and new city hall plans. A Lambeth-led committee outlined a banquet for firefighters when they move into the new building next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. Walter Lambeth
Charles Lambeth
R. M. Cooksey
Raymond Bowers
James FE. Lambeth
F. F. Pollock
J. R. Blair
J. N. Hauss
H. R. Kyser
George Finch
J. W. Boyles
J. C. Lloyd
George Hundley
Thomasville House Destroyed By Fire
A house on the outskirts of Thomasville owned by Arthur Jones and occupied by Hoyt Davis and family was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. Four or five children were inside but all escaped. The home was insured according to reports.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Billy Readan
Katmal Volcano Eruption Sends Dust Global in 1912
Volcanic ash from Mount Katmal in Alaska rose miles high and circled the globe as winds carried the cloud after the 1912 eruption.
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Mount Katmal
Alaska
Polly L. Harrison Dies at 72 in Cyd Community
News from Lexington route two reports the death of Polly L. Harrison 72 widow of C L Harrison at her home in the Cyd community. She leaves five sons M C Shelley W G Kearney J B and J N Lanier a daughter W W Hunt W J Gallimore and a brother J N Lanier. The funeral will be Saturday at 11 at Tom's Creek Primitive Baptist Church.
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Polly L. Harrison
C. L. Harrison
Cyd
Lexington
Harrison
Gertrude Sprinkle
Cable Street
M. C
Shelley
W. G
Burlington
Kearney
Reidsville
J. B
Ruffin
W. W. Hunt
W. J. Gallimore
Denton
J. N. Lanier
Thomasville
Tom's Creek Primitive Baptist Church
County Schools Reopen Monday After Health Survey
Guilford county schools will reopen Monday after Superintendent T. R. Foust and Health Officer Dr. I M Bulecon concluded a survey of whooping cough cases. A Christmas holiday spike prompted initial closure but the survey found the situation not serious enough to keep schools closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
T. R. Foust
I. M. Bule
New Year's Eve VFW Dance At Armory Tonight
Final plans are set for a New Year’s Eve charity dance by High Point post No 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars at the national guard armory tonight at 9. Music by Bernard Fowler and His Rhythm Masters, with proceeds to the VFW relief fund for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Post No
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New National Guard Armory
Bernard Fowler
Lovelace Brothers Sing at Lions Club Dinner
Marc and A C Lovelace Jr students at High Point college performed several duets and solos at the Lions club dinner at the Elwood hotel. They sang Lady Liza Jane On the Road to Mandalay When Evangeline Plays and De Massas and De Missus. The club looked into a February dance and O N Ritchie attended as a guest. President George Rankin presided and members donated to aid a needy local family.
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Marc
A. C. Lovelace, Jr
Lions Club
Elwood Hotel
Lovelace Brothers
High Point College
Liza Jane
Mandalay
Evangel
de Massas
de Missus
O. N. Ritchie
George Rankin
Golden eagle on the half dollar sparks misnomer claim
A claim circulates that the American half dollar bears a golden eagle rather than the national symbol. Experts note the coin features the heraldic eagle design commonly associated with U S heraldry and minting, confirming the intended symbol.
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New City Hall
Snback
Lefty Gomez
New York Yankees
June O'Dea
Follies
Mexico
Polly I. Harrison
Ares of
Penney
Penney’s
Percales
Terry
Belle Isle
Iit
Armory
Tde
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