John R. Jordan Dies At 98 Near Trinity
John R. Jordan aged 98 of Trinity died at home after a three month illness. A Randolph County resident for 70 years, he was born January 19 1863 in Guilford County. Survived by four sons three daughters fourteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral at Trinity Baptist Church with interment in Hopewell Cemetery.
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Thomasville
John R. Jordan
Rt. 1
Trinity
Mr. Jordan
Randolph County
Guilford County
Thomas Jordan
Eliza Weir Jordan
Trinity Baptist Church
Junior Order Council No. 29
High Point
Minnie Welborn
Robert T. Jordan
Hubert Jordan
Rt. 2
Paul R. Jordan
Rt. 3
Lawrence Jordan
Charles M. Brown
Hopewell Methodist Church
Funeral for Thomas Glenn Monroe Held at Montheu Avenue Church
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. yesterday at Montheu Avenue Baptist Church with Dr. C K Rand delivering the sermon. Burial followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Thomas Glenn Monroe, two months old, died Thursday in Bells Tennessee. he was the son of Bobby Ray and Ann Marie Hunt Monroe.
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Thomas Glenn Monroe
Montheu Avenue Baptist Church
C. K. Rand
Floral Garden Park
Thomas Glenn
Bobby Ray
Ann Marie Hunt Monroe
Bells, Tenn
Funeral for Mrs. Cora Lee Sykes Hutchens
Mrs. Cora Lee Sykes Hutchens 66 widow of W G Hutchens of 1412 Welborn Street died en route to High Point Memorial Hospital Thursday. Funeral from Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church yesterday at 2 p.m. Elder D A O Briant in charge. Pallbearers R D Newman H M Taylor Fred Gordy Tom Sharp Ernest Jones H B Briggs. Burial in church cemetery.
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Cora Lee Sykes Hutchens
W. G. Hutchens
Welborn St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church
D.A. O’briant
R. D. Newman
H. M. Taylor
Fred Gordy
Tom Sharp
Ernest Jones
H. B. Briggs
Mrs. G Morgan Succumbs At 83 In Florence South Carolina
Florence South Carolina Mrs G W Morgan 83 a frequent visitor to High Point died in Florence late Saturday Born Pamplico South Carolina 1877 daughter of Robert and Amanda Poston husband the late Dr G W Morgan Survived by three sons Robert Furman J D all of Pamplico Florence a daughter Mrs Crandall Hagan Orlando Florida funeral set for today at 3 p m in Pamplico
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Florence
S. C
G W. Morgan
High Point
A. E
C. W
D. E
Rada Poston
Pamplico
Robert
Amanda Poston
G. W. Morgan
Furman
J. D
Crandall Hagan
Orlando
Fla
Retired Farmer John Oakley Dies at Mayodan Residence
John Walker Oakley, 80, retired farmer of Rt 1 Mayodan, died at home. Survived by wife Josie Barrett Oakley, three daughters Hazel Wright, Mrs Harvey Wilkins, Mrs Ivan Hawkins, and seven sons. 21 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. One sister Hallie Cox and two brothers Jim Oakley and Cleve Oakley. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Madison
John Walker Oakley
Rt. 1
Mayodan
Josie Barrett Oakley
Hazel Wright
High Point
Harvey Wilkins
Ivan Hawkins
Howard, Dewey
Johnny Oakley
Jim Oakley
Leaksville
Cleve Oakley
Price
Charles A. King Memorial Service and Burial
Charles A. King, 68, former grocer of 710 Cox Ave., died Friday in High Point Memorial Hospital. His funeral at Conrad Memorial Baptist Church was led by Rev. Russell Linton with Dr. George Tunstall assisting. Pallbearers included Cecil Handy and W. D. Fields. graveside rites at Floral Garden Park Cemetery were by Mechanicsville Council 347 Jr. O U A M with council members as honorary pallbearers.
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Thomasville
J. Howard Ward
City Memorial Hospital
Hopewell Methodist Church
David Bullins
Richard Cheek
Heidleburg
Minnie Skenes Cheves
Green Street Baptist Church
E. W. Price Jr
George Tunstall
English Street Baptist Church
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Carson Stout
Arnold Culler
A. M., Smith
W. L. Caton
L. A. Pegg
J. H. Dorsett
J. R. Teague
Carl Hinson
Cheves
Granby St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Charles A. King
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
Russell L. Hinton
Cecil Handy
W. D. Fields
Edwin Clinard
Glenn Tomlinson
Wilbur Bowers
N. R. Blackburn
Mechanicsville Council
Jr. O.U.A.M
King
Cox Ave
Spencer Man Charles Stokeley Dies At Home
Charles Andrew Stokeley 49 of Spencer died Saturday night at his home. He was a member of Trinity Baptist Church. Survivors include Mildred Leazer of Stokeley one son Willis Stokeley of Charlotte two daughters Alice Wilson of Lexington Nellie S Lever of Columbia S C his mother Ella R Stokeley of Spencer three sisters and two grandchildren Funeral is at 3 30 p m today at Lyerly Funeral Home with Rev David Bell and burial at Del Rio Tenn
William Smith Found Dead At Home After Ill Health
William C. Smith of E. High Street was found dead at his residence about 5 30 a.m. Police report he had suffered a heart condition for some time and the landlord said he was treated for the ailment in the middle of last month.
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William C. Smith
E. High Street
Smith
Ruby S Bullard Dies At Home In Winston-Salem
Mrs Ruby Shields Bullard 69 of 2445 Maplewood Ave died at home at 6 30 p m She was born October 21 1891 in Halifax County daughter of Joe and Marsha Shields Educated at Scotland Neck and Campbell College She married Guy S Bullard Sr June 2 1914 and lived in Winston Salem since then Survived by husband one daughter Rebecca Griffith High Point two sons Guy S Bullard Jr and John R Bullard Winston Salem six grandchildren Funeral at Vogler Chapel 11 a m tomorrow Rev W Henry Crouch Burial Forsyth Memorial Park
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Winston-Salem
Ruby Shields Bullard
Maplewood Ave
Vanhoy Infant Dies In Hospital
Kernersville infant Bry Keith Vanhoy son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Vanhoy died at Baptist Hospital at 7 40 p m Saturday Surviving include parents one brother Michael D Vanhoy grandparents Lula Vanhoy and Maude Stone Davis Graveside services were held at 2 p m today at Mount Gur Cemetery conducted by Rev Manley Bennett
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Kernersville
Keith Vanhoy
Nathan Vanhoy
Rt. 2
Baptist Hospital
Michael D Vanhoy
Lula Vanhoy
Maude Stone Davis
Colfax
Mount Gur
Manley Bennett
John Knowles Wins Faulkner Literary Award
John Knowles of New York City wins the Faulkner Foundation award for a notable first novel published in 1960 for A Separate Peace. A bronze plaque presentation is planned in Charlottesville this spring. Knowles hails from West Virginia and studied at Exeter and Yale.
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Charlottesville
William Faulkner Foundation
New York City
John Knowles
Foundation
Knowles
Faulkner Foundation
West Virginia
Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter
New Hampshire
Yale University
Holiday
Doberman Guard Throws Off Thieves At Learner’s Trucking
In San Francisco Eric the Doberman assigned to guard A. L. Learner’s trucking office fails to distinguish friends from foes. Burglars entered Saturday night, used an acetylene torch to open the safe, and stole an unspecified amount of money. Eric greeted investigators calmly Sunday morning.
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San Francisco
Eric
Buriars
A. L. Learner
Leariner
Magazine Now Working On New Novel
The magazine reports it is developing a new novel project with plans to publish soon. Editors and writers are unnamed but confirmed to be involved in the creative process.
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Perpetual
Pony Express idea dates back to Kublai Khan era
The piece notes the Pony Express was not new in the Wild West, tracing its concept to Kublai Khan about seven centuries earlier. It cites a Chinese version of the Pony Express with roughly 10,000 stations and horse changes along the route.
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Kublai Khan
Dentists Host Large Children's Health Day Party in Chicago
About ten thousand youngsters packed McCormick Place exhibition hall for a Chicago Dental Society event celebrating Children's Dental Health Day. Policewomen directed traffic and many more were turned away as doors closed by Fire Prevention Bureau after the crowd swelled beyond capacity. The program featured circus acts dancing and singing while serving ice cream milk and sugarless beverages and teaching tooth care.
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Chicago
McCormick Place
Fire Prevention Bureau
The
Chicago Dental Society
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Coral
G. Morgan
Terpetual 9A & Loan Association
Cen Tie Eee
Better Life Store
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Sata
Wool
Orson
Sakrete
Eyeer
Ward ST
Charles Stokeley
Spencer
Ellington
Florist
S. Main ST
William Smith
Ruby S. Bullard
Winston-Salm
Vanhoy
Faulkner Literary
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