Grubb Miss Martha Jane Grubb 86 dies at Thomasville
Miss Martha Jane Grubb 86 of Thomasville Route 2 died Monday at City Memorial Hospital after six weeks illness. She was longtime member of Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed church. Born December 5 1864 in Davidson County she lived in Thomasville Township 65 years. Survived by sister Miss Mary Frances Grubb brothers Levi High Point and David Thomasville Route 2 plus many nieces and nephews. Funeral held today at Emmanuel church with interment in church cemetery.
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Obituary notices for Mrs. Nelia Marshall and Mrs. Lizzie Morton
Obituary notices report the death of 76 year old Nelia Catherine Marshall at her High Point home after a long illness. Surviving are husband Boyd W Marshall and a daughter, with services set at First Pilgrim Holiness Church and interment in Oakwood cemetery. Also reported are funeral services for 80 year old Lizzie Morton of 165 Mill Street with burial in Pleasant Grove cemetery following a six week illness.
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Asheboro
High Point
Stokes County
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Sarah Mills Savage
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Rachel Ruth
Marshall
Elwood Embler
Walter Savage
Trinity
Preston Edwards
King
Koonce
Funeral services for Robert Bloom held at Sechrest
Funeral services for Robert Max Bloom 71 of 311 Ardmore circle were held in Sechrest Funeral home chapel Tuesday at 2 pm. Rabbis William Gold and E B Ersbler officiated with B N A I Brith Lodge Acts Chaplain Sam Shavitz representing the lodge. Burial followed at the Hebrew cemetery on Winston road. Pallbearers were Irvin Silverstein Morris Keil Ben Herman Herman Bernard Sam Shavitz and Lou Greenberg. Bloom had been a city resident since 1925 and died after a weeklong illness in a local hospital.
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Hebrew Cemetery
Winston Road
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Morris Keil
Ben Herman
Herman Bernard Sam Shavitz
Lou Greenberg
Bloom
Mrs. Olah L. Duncan Rucker obituary details
The body of Mrs. Olah L. Duncan Rucker 62 former resident and widow of Wade M. Rucker died in Norristown Pennsylvania Monday will arrive Thursday morning moved to Sechrest Funeral Home for burial at Oakwood Memorial Park. Services at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Friday at 2 PM with Rev W Arthur Kale and Dr C Excelle Rozzelle. Born Willard Kentucky January 16 1888 she married Wade M. Rucker on September 25 1900. She leaves two sons Ralph E. Rucker and Wade M. Rucker Jr two daughters Mrs FE A Norristown and Mrs Vale of St Louis Missouri a son Louis Duncan and Fred Duncan and three sisters in Cincinnati.
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High Point
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Winston- Salem
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High Point High School
Country Garden Club
Lebanon Methodist Church
Martha Jane White
High Point Rt. 1
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Winston Road
Floyd Bottoms
Kivett Drive
Earnest Rogers
W. C. Sides, Jr
Floral Garden Park
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Wade M. Rucker
Norristown
Penn
Sechrest Funeral Home
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C. Excelle Rozzelle
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St. Louis
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Cincinnati
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Burlington Mills Stock Pays 8.86 For Each Share
The 26th annual report of Burlington Mills Corporation reports $23 million growth in plant and equipment, record unit volume sales up 15 percent from 1948, and net sales of $286,970,559 for the year ending September 30, 1950. Earnings were $6.86 per share, second only to 1948.
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Girl Receives Major Skin Graft After Severe Burns
Eight year old Susan Latonick of Binghamton underwent a five hour operation in which 288 percent of her skin was grafted. Six volunteers donated skin with Dr. Nils Nordstrom Jr leading the procedure. The girl now has 55 percent of her body covered and doctors call it life saving with further plastic surgery possible.
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Tax officer laughs at easy payment from veteran
Detroit January 3 Harold Still County Treasurer says his office faced a simple case when Em er Parraghi paid property taxes on his house. After processing and collection costs the total was 70 cents, while Parraghi’s tax due was 6 cents due to a World War I veteran deduction.
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Local Scouts Begin Jamboree Elimination Talks
Seventeen Hig Point Scouts will give five minute talks Sunday in the Professional building to win nine semifinal spots for a trip to the International Boy Scout Jamboree at Salzburg in August 1951. Sponsors Rotary Kiwanis and Lions clubs will each fund $500 per selected delegate.
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James Armstrong
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Worth Bowman
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Jimmy Callahan
Charlies Fiinner
Rural Road Bonds Paid in North Carolina
The state settled the first $6 million of rural road bonds issued under the $200 million program. State Treasurer Brandon Hodges sent nearly $7 million to Chase National Bank in New York City. $1.219 million accrued as interest. Governor Scott received $1,000, the first bondholder. Total bonds issued stand at $125 million with $119 million outstanding and $75 million still to be issued.
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Atlantic Coast Exhibit by Life Editors Arrives in Chapel Hill
The Morehead Building in Chapel Hill opens Atlantic Coast, a 29 panel Life Magazine photographic essay by Eliot Elisofon. The show runs from January 3 to February 1, tracing the Atlantic shoreline from Maine to Florida with images of coastlines and coastal life.
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Retiring Congress Looks Back on Expensive Term
Washington Jan. 3 FH The last congress before its successor took over spent more than 110000000000 in peace time expenditures and enacted broad legislation. It boosted taxes by about 8 billion annually and extended the draft while funding vast foreign and defense programs. It supported wage and price controls, rent limits, social security gains, and housing while rejecting Alaska Hawaii statehood health insurance and Taft-Hartley repeal. It also approved an anti subversives law over vetoes and expanded aid to Europe under the Truman era policies.
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More Than 120 Cases to Be Tried Here
More than 120 cases are slated for trial in a one week Municipal jury term under Judge D. C. MacRae starting next Tuesday. Drunken driving leads with 31 cases, followed by 20 violations of the prohibition law. Other counts include abandonment and nonsupport, assault, illegal gambling, and various traffic and drug offenses with several lesser charges listed.
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Must Register For Workshop Jan 11
Registration for the winter session of the arts and crafts workshop will be held January 11 at the Junior High School. The parks and recreation department will announce further details later.
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Reckless Driving Charged After Washington Main Collision
Police report an accident at about 10:45 p.m. at the Washington and Main intersection causing 140 dollars in damages. Drivers Woodrow W. Wood, 505 Montheu, and William Atkins, a Black man from Kilby Hotel, were charged with reckless driving.
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Guilford Freshmen Sponsor Dance at College Gym
Guilford College freshmen will sponsor a square dance on Saturday January 6 at 8 o clock in the college gymnasium. Music by Gurley Wyrick and his Blue Ribbon band. Figure calling by Max Gallinger Bob Roberts and Clarence Knight.
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Death of Charles Simmons. Body to Edgefield for burial
Charles Simmons died Monday evening at High Point hospital. His body will be sent to Edgefield South Carolina for arrangements at Pierce Block Funeral Home then to his home at 222 Simpkins Street Edgefield. Tent No 326 meets Friday at 7 pm Odd Fellows Hall led by Mrs Retha Monroe. White Rose Chapter 157 OES meets Thursday at 7 30 pm for installation at Odd Fellows Hall. Joint meeting of John McLean Post 196 and Ladies Auxiliary at Mamie Williamson home 201 Underhill Ave Friday 8 pm.
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France’s President Auriol Plans goodwill visit to Washington
President Vincent Auriol of France will visit Washington as a guest of President Truman with Mme Auriol for a first American trip. The week of March 28 to April 3 is targeted for the courtesy visit, with a Canada stop on the return.
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Phrases on Coaching Hopes and Duke Speculation
The note discusses Bryant 3 Frank Howard and forthcoming Duke news within a week. George Barclay may seek a VP I vacancy, while Salaries at WL reach 7000 this year. Senior Bowl remains with Mobile as Billy Hayes Huck Holdash and others compete. Salisbury’s Jerry Barger rumored to head to Duke for the next coach.
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Bison Beat Asheboro 52 to 40 Behind Stifling Defense
High Point’s defense limited Asheboro to 22.1 percent shooting as York led the visitors with 18 points. Robertson sat with fouls in the second half and Rhodes stepped in, while the Bison built a first half lead and held on despite late Asheboro pushes. High Point improves to 4-0. next hosts Gastonia.
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Trinity Boys Edge Allen Jay By One In Classic Duel
Trinity high school squads hosted Allen Jay in a triple header with the Bulldogs prevailing 43 to 42 in a tight boys game. The Trinity girls defeated Allen Jay 68 to 57 behind Shirley Swiggett 33 points while the Trinity Jayvees rolled 61 to 24. The sellout crowd of over 1,000 watched a tense finish as Hill led Trinity with 14 points and Hedrick paced A J with 12.
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Umpire Richard Nallin Recovers From Surgery at 72
Richard F. Nallin, a veteran umpire from the 1919 Chicago Cincinnati series, underwent an internal surgery in Baltimore at age 72. He retired in 1934 after 17 major league years and now runs a 225 acre dairy farm near Frederick Maryland. He calls his herd umpire's Decision and names stock after fellow umpires. He began professional baseball around 1890 and entered the American League in 1915, finishing in the International League in 1934.
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Quakers Face Guilford in Close Awaited Contest
Quote from Smith stresses urgency for the Quakers as they prepare for a tight game at Guilford after losses in the Midwest. Vestal family offers thanks for condolences and floral offerings following Alton B. Vestal’s death.
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