Deaths and Funerals This Week In Various Cities
Funeral services scheduled for Will Choplin 64 of 402 W Broad Street at Cumby Orrell Mortuary with Rev A S Hale and Rev Bill Barker officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. G T West funeral at 3 pm Sunday at residence 500 ft with Rev Kenneth Goodson and Rev Cecil Haworth officiating. Interment Green Hill Cemetery Saint Simons Island Georgia. Matt Guy Corum 70 died suddenly at home at 3 30 pm Saturday survived by widow Cora Baker Corum and two daughters Mrs Howard Young Mrs Lee W Ne, two sons Oscar and Clarence, six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Will Choplin
Broad Street
Cumby-Orrell Mortuary
A. S. Hale
First Baptist Church
Bill Barker
Southside Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Cumbull
Chaplin
G. T. West
Kenneth Goodson
First Methodist Church
Cecil Haworth
Central Friends Meeting
Green Hill Cemetery
Mr. West
Saint Simons Island
Georgia
Kernersville
Matt Guy Corum
Cora Baker Corum
Howard Young
Lee W. Ne
David Byrum
High Point
Oscar
Clarence
Funeral services for Pfc Chauncey V Lambeth
Final rites for Pfc Cha Vernon Lambeth set for Sunday at 2 PM in Hopewell Methodist Church with Rev A C Gibbs officiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery with full military honors.
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PFC
Chauncey V. Lambeth
Cha Vernon Lambeth
Hopewell Methodist Church
A. C. Gibbs
Jail Gets High Sanitary Count in High Point
A letter from the State correctional inspector praises High Point jail as immaculate. The inspector notes clean bunks, mattress covers, and sanitary facilities, saying other jails under review are similar in condition.
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High Point
C. ©. Stoker
State Correctional Institutions Inspector
T. A
Thomasville Fund Drive Surpasses $500 Milestone
Local Jaycees and Girl Scouts raised over $500 for the March of Dimes in a daylong effort. Girl Scouts collected $343 selling pins while Jaycees hosted downtown stations and parked meters to accept donations, ending with $211 more. Regan, drive chairman, urged further contributions and planned another round of collecting today barring bad weather.
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Thomasville
W. Fisin Tiireet
Regan
Garden Club Tour Plans for Biloxi and Pedrodighta
The Garden Club of North Carolina outlines two tours for members. The Biloxi trip seeks the National Council of State Garden Clubs annual meeting, with departure by train on March 4 and return to Raleigh on March 15.
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Chapel Hill
Biloxi
Pedrodighta
Garden Club of North Carolina
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Raleigh
Community Chest Leader to Speak in High Point Thursday
Albert L. Butler Jr. president of Winston-Salem United Fund will address High Point on Thursday January 11 at 4 p.m. in the YMCA about unifying local fundraising into one campaign. An election of new Board members will precede his talk and Chest contributors may vote. The note mentions Butler's civic roles and a 1938 fish extinction tale fragment.
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High Point
North Carolina
Albert L. Butler, Jr
Winston-Salem United Fund
United Fund
Welch Harriss
Aeon
Butler
Arista Mills
Winstonwey Pymunity Chest
Rotary Club
the Red Cross
Ers
Wachovia Bank
Bus
Chest
Young Men's Christian Association
Jim Smith
The
Citizenship Club
State Bureau of Investigation May Probe Pet Mutilation Case
Local police pursue a theft and killing of five week old dog “Mike” near Morganton after reports of statewide animal mutilations. Governor Kerr Scott’s secretary says letters were sent urging SBI involvement though the case lies outside city limits and police jurisdiction.
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SBI
Little Dale May
Kerr Scott
John Marshell
Aoe Wi Vane
Raymond
Tanto
National Dogtive Secreta’ T A Welfare Guild
Scott
Burke
Organton
Burke County
Mike
Troy Lewis
Dale
Little Dale
Stoker
State Bureau of Investigation
Not Nowaday's Watertown Letter Sheds Light on Early Toy Trade
A 1915 letter found in a torn Wooster area garage reveals a letter from a manufacturer to a job applicant seeking seven dollars a week. The note, unearthed in Watertown, Wisconsin, adds a glimpse into early 20th century United States toy making as the nation leads the world in toy production.
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High Point
N. C
Enterprise
Watertown
Wis
Manueense
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