Death of W. M. Clinard A Prominent County Farmer
W M Clinard died at noon yesterday at his home near Abbott's Creek after a brief illness. He was 66 and led a successful farming career in the county. Survived by widow, two sons J W Clinard and J R Clinard, a daughter Mrs W T Hedgecock, a brother J A Clinard, and three sisters Mrs John Lindsay Mrs John Hayworth and Mrs C A Green. Funeral at Abbott's Creek church this afternoon at 3 with Rev J W Williams. Interment in church graveyard.
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High Point
City
J. W. Clinard
J. R. Clinard
Charlotte
W. T Hedgecock
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John Lindsay
John Hayworth
Lexington
C. A. Green
Abbott’s Creek
J. W. Williams
South Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Abbott's Creek Church
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Fifty years of reliable relief from stubborn colds grippe throat coughs and croup. Nationally popular standard remedy for the whole family. A bottle in the cabinet means quick relief. Price $1.20 available at all druggists.
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