Funeral services announced for Mrs Fan nie L Anderson Rochester Indiana
Mrs. Fan nie L. Anderson 94 widow of George F. Anderson died Monday in High Point Memorial Hospital after a stroke. Services set Sunday at Foster Funeral Home Rochester with interment at Odd Fellows Cemetery. Her daughter Mrs Georgia Dillon of 1634 N Hamilton St resides here. Jess A. Bowers 58 died Sunday from injuries in a Marshville auto crash. Funeral at Hopewell Methodist Church conducted by Rev Wade Kiker with surviving siblings listed.
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Fannie L. Anderson
George F. Anderson
Foster Funeral Home
Rochester
Ind
Koonce Funeral Home
Georgia Dillon
N. Hamilton St
Odd Fellows
Marshville
Jess A. Bowers
High Point
Paul Bowers
A Foust St
Ray Bowers
Tryon St
Lee Bowers
Prospect St
Thomas Clodfelter
E. Burton St
A. N. Garner
Route 3
Raymond Johnson
Dayton St
Hopewell Methodist Church
Wade Kiker
Fred Clanton 55 Dies in Hospital
Fred Clanton 55 longtime Greensboro resident died shortly after admission to High Point Memorial Hospital yesterday at 5 pm He was born October 6 1900 in Alexander County son of Lizzie and Cicero Clanton He owned Clanton's Cash Grocery in Greensboro and worked at Pickett Cotton Mill He married Lelia Bodenheimer in 1942 Surviving: wife three sisters from Hiddenite and Winston-Salem funeral set for tomorrow at 2 pm in Ennis Street Wesleyan Church burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery body remains at Davis Chapel until 30 minutes before service
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Fred Clanton
Tank St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Alexander County
Lizzie
Cicero Clanton
Greensboro
Clanton
High Point
Pickett
Lelia Bodenheimer
H. G. Bowles
Hiddenite
Harry York
Fletcher White
Winston-Salem
Ennis St. Wesleyandist
J. W. Phillips
C. M. Oates
Lebanon Baptist Church of
Denny Funeral Planned For Local Contractor
Cladie B. Denny 51 of 324 Ingleside Dr died at High Point Memorial Hospital at 2:55 PM after eight months of declining health. Born July 14, 1904 in Surry County, he lived in High Point 30 years and worked as a contractor. He married Mary Frances Coe in August 1933. Surviving: wife, four sons Gray Cleo Michael Craig, one brother Robert C. Denny, one sister Dulcie Denny, and one grandchild. Services set for tomorrow at 3 PM at High Point Primitive Baptist Church with Elder V. V. Willard officiating. Interment in church-Cumby-Orrell Mortuary plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cladie B. Denny
Ingleside Dr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Surry County
J. E
Anna Holland Denny
Gray Denny
High Point
Cleo F. Michael
Craig Denny
Robert C. Denny
Hallendale
Fla
Dulcie Denny
Greensville
S. C
Pope
Point Primitive Baptist Church
V. V. Willard
Cumby-Orrell Mortuary
Resolution Would Ban Mixed Dance
Chattanooga officials consider a resolution to ban mixed-race dances at Memorial Auditorium after a rock n roll event sparked a brawl between white and Negro dancers. Police notes show multiple injuries, arrests, and fines. a juvenile court hearing was set for a 17-year-old Negro girl.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Memorial Auditorium
Tommy Thompson
Hamilton
Small Craft Warning Issued by Miami Weather Bureau
The Miami Weather Bureau issued a small craft warning at 8 a.m. EST for coastal waters from New Smyrna to Cape Hatteras. Winds are northeast 20 to 30 mph with a few showers, expected to ease slightly tonight and Thursday. Partly cloudy conditions affect southeast Georgia and northeast Florida.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Weather Bureau
New Smyrna
Ca Hatteras
Georgia
Florida
J C White Dies In Morehead City
Jesse Clifford White 51 died in Morehead City Hospital after a brief illness. Born Sept 7 1904 in Davey County he was employed 13 years by Taylor M Simpson Co High Point and later by Lumbermans Insurance Raleigh and Chalken Insurance Co Morehead City. Survived by wife Emma Stanley White daughter Louise White plus brothers Charles H White W H White G P White and sister Mrs M D Pope. Graveside services 3 p.m. tomorrow at Oakwood Cemetery with body at Koonce Funeral Home.
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Jesse Clifford White
Morehead City
Mr. White
Davey County
Gaston Layfatte
Elvira Josephine Colbitt White
Taylor M. Simpson Co
High Point
Lumberman's Insurance Company
Raleigh
Oakwood Cemetery
Koonce Funeral Home
Mrs. Edna Young Dies at Linwood Rural Home
Mrs. Edna Le Nora Clement Young, 78, widow of Robert Lee Young, died at 6 30 p.m. yesterday at her Route 1 Linwood home. She was born Oct 10 1877 in Kannapolis to Charlie and Martha Clement and is survived by 13 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren among a large family. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Smithgrove Baptist Church with Rev. E W Day officiating. The body will lie in state 30 minutes prior to the service. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
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Lexington
Edna Lenora Clement Young
Route 1
Linwood
Robert Lee Young
Charlie
Martha Keller Clement
Mamie Haynes
H. L. Rickard
High Point
Vertice
Franklinton
Fred P. Ander B
Claude C
Indianapolis
Ind
Melvin C. Young
Walter Spry
Rocky Mount
Robert Clement
Kannapolis
Otis Clement
Greensboro
Fred Clement
Smithgrove Baptist Church
E. W. Day
Charlotte Man Heads Cotton Body
Francis J. Beatty of Charlotte North Carolina was elected president of the National Cotton Council at its annual meeting in St. Louis. The council set January 28 to 29 for its 1957 convention and urged legislation paying farmers to reduce cotton acreage. It also approved doubling its three million dollar annual fund for cotton research and promotion.
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Biloxi
Miss
National Cotton Council
St. Louis
Francis J. Beatty
Charlotte
N. C
Beaty
Icelandic Farms Reopened as Glaciers Melt Away
Farmhands in Iceland reclaim four glacierside farms buried under ice for six centuries. As glacier retreat accelerates, the properties are readied for use again, renewing agricultural life in remote settlements and signaling changing climate patterns.
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Iceland
Community College Advantages Outlined in NC
D Hiden Ramsey of Asheville told Charlotte Rotary Club that community colleges offer college training at the lowest cost to the state and students. He urged exploring whether to add them to public schools or make them part of a state system, noting North Carolina’s low college attendance and predicting a need to serve 70 000 by 1970.
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Charlotte
D. Hiden Ramsey
Asheville
Ramsey
North Carolina Board of Higher Education
North Carolina
Charlotte Rotary Club
Tar Heel Patriots oppose first lady over integration letter
Chapell Hill NC The president of North Carolina Patriots Inc a segregationist group attacks Mrs Mamie Eisenhower for praising Judy Genier a white girl who chose to attend a Negro school in Asheville. George UNC Medical School professor calls the letter propaganda.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
North Carolina Patriots Inc
Asheville
W. C. George
The
Patriots
University of North Carolina Medical Sc
Mamie Eisenhower
the Patriots
Eisenhower
Judy Genier
New York
George
Taylor Asks For New Trial In Wife’s Lover Slaying
In Charlotte, Thomas Walter Taylor known as Shorty asked for a new trial claiming new evidence. He was convicted two weeks earlier of second degree murder in the killing of his wife’s male companion Talmadge Alene Parker. Two women testified they saw Taylor and Parker struggle over the weapon and a state witness said Taylor exited his wife’s car trunk at a late night grill and shot Parker.
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Charlotte
Thomas Walter
Shorty) Taylor
Taylor
Talmadge Alene Parker
Parker
Trustees Hear Inducements for Proposed Eastern NC College
Hearings before the Presbyterial college trustees featured offers from seven towns and more today as Lumberton Jacksonville New Bern Kinston Goldsboro Laurinburg pledged multi million gifts and land. Raleigh Sanford Southern Pines Fayetteville Rocky Mount Oxford and Snow Hill Red Springs Roxboro Wilmington to present tomorrow ending with a March 6 decision.
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Raleigh
Consolidated Presbyterian College
North Carolina
Lumberton
Jacksonville
New Bern
Kinston
Goldsboro
Laurinburg
Sanford
Southern Pines
Fayetteville
Rocky Mount
Oxford
Albert J. Ellis
Coastal City
ACL Seeks To Buy Florida Railway
The Atlantic Coast Line Railway renewed its bid to acquire the Florida East Coast Railway for about 51.3 million in cash and securities. The plan, previously canceled by the U S Supreme Court in 1954, aims to end FEC bankruptcy while improving merger prospects. The article notes the UN now represents countries with a total population of 2 245 542 000.
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Washington
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Florida East Coast Railway
Commission
ACL
Florida
U. S. Supreme Court
ICC
Esterday’s
FEC
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J. C. White
Charlotte Man
N. Main St
Tar Heel
Camp Lejeune
Columbus, O
Charleston, W. Va
Roanoke
Florida Railway
United Nations
Nash
Weathertron
Zett
Dodge
Dodge Dealers
Danny Thomas
Daddy
Bert Parks
Lawrence Welk
Abc-Tv
Horace G.ilderton
South Main Street
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