Deaths and Funerals in Multiple North Carolina towns
Multiple obituaries from North Carolina papers note services for Annie Frances Sadler Overton 57 at Peoples Methodist Church and David Madison White 64 at First Pilgrim Holiness Church. Also listed are Pat Taylor Robert Anderson Coon Charles Bain Fowler Walter Allen Moore Geneva Coggins and related burial details, graves and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Overton
Annie Frances Sadler Overton
Peoples Methodist Church
J. R. Tucker
J. Thomas Kenyon
Floral Garden Park
C. W. Wood
Paul Harmon
Thurman
David M. White
David Madison White
Cross St
Pilgrim Holiness
J. A. Grout
C. L. Ruth
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
C. W., Chappell
Alex Walker
Edward Hill
Arnold Rierson
Carl Johnson
J. F. Bottoms
Pat Taylor
Robert C. Tuttle
Kenneth Goodson
Frank Lambeth
E. R. White
Harold Essick
W. H. Henry
Harry Shaw
Johnny Comos
KR Station
WSJS
Elks Club
winston-Salem
High Point
Hasty — Club
High Point Lions Club
Aosuet A. Coon
Mocksville
Robert Anderson Coon
Bethel Methodist Church
William Anderson
John Williams
Neal Williams
Sam Williams
Ernest Williams
FE. Martin
W. L. Moore
Coon
Dairymen urged to boost efficiency in North Carolina
In Raleigh and Macon County, dairymen confront two main issues: insufficient roughage and low production per cow. Ed Bradley’s Bradley farm demonstrates a cereal-silage strategy plus a hay dryer, silage use, and upgraded management to raise milk from 30 to 50 gallons daily and cut feed costs, showing the path to higher efficiency amid drought and rising costs.
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Raleigh
North
Robert M
Macon County
State College Extens Service
Es. Eer
Ray
Ed Bradle
Bradley
Farm Press and Radio Institute Opens in Raleigh
Dr Paul D Sanders editor of the Southern Planter will speak on Agriculture's Role in the American Story at the second annual Farm Press and Radio Institute in Raleigh February 19 20. Other speakers include Louis H Wilson Carey H Bostain R W Cummings J W Pou T York Jr and Howard Ellis plus a newspaper radio panel led by Louis Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Paul D. Sanders
Southern Planter
Richmond
Farm Press and Radio Institute
Sanders
Southern Agriculture
F. H. Jeter
State College
Institute For Radio Farm Directors
Carolina. Net
Cafeenan
Louis H. Wilson
Food Council
Washington
Carey H. Bostain
McKimmon
Williams Hall
R. W. Cummings
N. C
J. W Pou
T. York Jr
Howard Ellis
John L. Gray
Louis Reid
Atlanta
Country Gentleman
Bill Humphries
Weimar Jones
N. C. Press Association
WSJS
Winston-Salem
Vestal Taylor
WFNC
Fayetteville
D. S. Weaver
State College Agricultural Extension Service
James Dalrymple
WEWO
Laurinburg
Sam N
News and Observer
D. W. Colvard
School of Agriculture
Department of Agricultural Information
Clemson
Irrigation and Mechanization Studied By NC Farmers
North Carolina extension specialists will lead meetings in 18 northeastern counties from Tuesday to Friday. Topics include irrigation, mechanization, livestock care, disease resistant crops, budgets, marketing, and poultry production to cut costs. Two thirds of the program will cover new research and farm practices across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
H. N. Ellis
State College Extension Service
Tomo
Wake Martin
Northamton
Hertford
Vance
Granville
E. L. Norton
Norton
Northwestern
West
Spending Plan Teaches Money Management at Home
Raleigh readers learn that a spending plan shows where money goes before it is spent and helps limit purchases, with Mamie Whisnant urging planning to stretch funds, avoid overspending, and improve buying. The piece notes a rise in farmer cooperative membership from 7.1 to 7.4 million.
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Raleigh
Mamie Whisnant
State College Home Management
Miss Whisnant
Food cheap says Agriculture Dean amid inflation talk
Raleigh's State College agriculture dean D W Colvard argues food costs are at an all time low and cheaper today than in 1932. Purdue economist Butz backs the view noting time required to buy staples has fallen from 1948 to today and politicians have overstated food price concerns.
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Raleigh — State College
D. W. Colvard
Colvard
Dean
National Dairying
Butz
Cdvard
Korea
America
Poultry Profit Margin May Be Smaller In ’54
Raleigh experts warn North Carolina poultrymen that the 1954 profit margin will be tighter than 1953 as about 9.25 million layers are raised and roughly 10 percent may not cover costs. Poultry specialist Parrish urges culling nonproducers, especially low-output hens, and selling them promptly to boost the flock’s profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Eave Parrish
Parrish
North Carolina Joins Study of Franked Mail Use
North Carolina coordinates with four other states to study franked mail from the Agricultural Extension Service. The project tracks penalty mail from State College, A and T, and extension offices in ten counties. Data from NC New Jersey Minnesota Oklahoma and California will help determine Post Office reimbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Agricultural Extension Service
D. S
Weaver
State College Agricultural Extension
Department of Agriculture
C. M. Ferguson
Department
Post
S. Sloan
State College
A. and T
Macon
Mitchell
Wilkes
Rutherford
Guilford
Richmond
Vance
Johnston
Pender
Tyrrell
New Jersey
Minnesota
Oklahoma
California
Gardening as mental hygiene and family therapy
The piece argues gardening can serve as mental therapy, especially for disabled and children. It recounts a blind gardener who succeeded by touch, a wheeled gardener winning prize during war, and a parent sharing how gardening teaches Rand cerebral palsy awareness, responsibility, and patience through hands on work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Elizabeth City
Wheeler
Rand
You Can Make Your Housekeeping Easier
Raleigh advice from Annie Whisnant, State College extension agent, promotes work simplification for homemakers. Plan daily tasks, fit jobs together, and involve family to save time and energy. start by studying one task, count steps, and remove unnecessary motions to streamline chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Nee Saysannie Whisnant
State College Extension
Miss Whisnant
Conservation Plan Opens for N C Farmers
North Carolina farmers can still apply for federal cost sharing under the 1954 Agricultural Conservation program. The government may cover up to 50 percent of eligible expenses to establish permanent pasture on idle acreage, with about 350000 acres diverted from cotton wheat corn and peanuts this year. Farmers are urged to visit their county ASC office or contact local committeemen for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Mangum
ASC
North Carolina
Mangum
US rivals China and Manchuria as soybean producers
The United States now competes with China and Manchuria as top global soybean producers, a crop native to eastern Asia. USDA purchases of beef products diverted about 865,000 head of lower-grade cattle from normal trade channels during 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
Manchuria
Asia
USDA
Coming Events And Farm Credit Update
Events list includes short courses and meetings at State College and A&T College Greensboro from February 1 to 12 plus additional sessions on February 24 and 9 10. The Farmers Home Administration aided about 220 000 farm families, roughly half veterans or young farmers, with credit and technical help. By December 15 1953 price supports covered about 950 million bushels of corn, versus 100 million by this time in 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Northwestern Counties
A & T College Greensboro
N. C. Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers
State Reed
Northwestern Ties
Farmers Home Administration
Police Officer Arrests Brother in On Duty Case
A Black police officer, on the force about three months, arrested his brother Lonnie C. Roseboro, 29, of 1207 Furlough St, on auto theft and resisting arrest charges. Bond set at 700 dollars for Municipal Court today. Another case: Willie Harrington, 22, of 213 Gordy St, charged with assault with a deadly weapon after two rifle shots. he was released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie C. Roseboro
Furlough St
Robert Roseboro
Thad Lawson
Roseboro
Willie Harrington
Gordy St
Jackie Gleason Promises TV Appearance On Crutch
New York reports Jackie Gleason who broke a leg and ankle in a fall on his television show will appear on next Saturday's program if he has to go on his stretcher. CBS said Gleason's recovery is good and his return is uncertain due to the fall witnessed by a national audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York 4
Jackie Gleason
CBS
Doe
Gleason
Patrol Boat Rescues Freighter in Japan Sea
A disabled 870 ton Japanese freighter named Shinkyu Maru with coal aboard was rescued by a patrol boat in the Japan Sea after its distress signal was picked up 2,500 miles away in Manila and relayed to Tokyo. The vessel suffered rudder trouble.
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Tokyo
Japan Sea
Ge BR
Manila
Burglary at Thomas Furniture Co. reported
Andrew Smith of Thomas Furniture Co. reported a weekend break in at ng St. thieves used a window for entry. A small stash of chewing gum and jewelry worth about one dollar was taken.
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Andrew Smith
Thomas Furniture Co
Ng St
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Oakwood Memorial Park
Charles B. Fowler
Thomasville
Charles Bain Fowler
Rockwall County
Texas
Charles
Ruth Craven Fowler
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Iva Sink
Charles L. Everhart
Jack Clodfelter
Route 1
Charles B. Fowler Jr
Augusta
Standonharen
J. C. Green Sons
Walter A. Moore
Walter Allen Moore
Maple Grove Rest Home
Winston
Pisgah Baptist
Var Monk Jr
Vaughn
Nei Y Heftiand Agium
Moore Family
Montgomery County
Geneva Coggins Denton
Geneva Ins Beck
Ck Beck
Claudie
Den
Denton
Oda Beckee
T. Noles
Clarence Wilson
Thoms
Mes Lee
S. G. Coggins
Ington
Central Methodist Church
Denton Cemetery
N.C
Institute
Pr Lite
PT Ate
Industrial Supply CO
Mato
Blue Cross
Wright
Hich Point
Chryslers
Imperial
New Yorker
Chrysler
Indianapolis
Davis-Pruett Motor Co., Inc
N. Main ST
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