Nation’s Capital Showcases Fashion, Fireworks, and History
Washington on the mall hosts a public exhibit of modern weapons on the grounds south of the White House alongside a fireworks display four nights in a row starting Wednesday. First ladies’ gowns from past eras are on view in the national museum. The Freedom Train with 127 original U S documents is open on a siding on lower 14th street, a site tied to past presidential travel.
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Washington Monument
White House
Yesteryear
National Museum
U. S
Lower 14Th Street
Roosevelt
Deaths and Funerals in Randleman and High Point
John E. Hayworth 75 a farmer and dairyman of Springfield died at his son Myron Hayworth home after a two year illness. Ernest A Tucker 67 of Randleman died after a three week illness. Funeral services set for three o'clock Tuesday at Country Holiness church and First Presbyterian church in High Point followed by burial at Oakwood Memorial Park. Ellen Burns Remfrey 71 of 411 Forrest avenue died Friday morning. Final rites held Sunday at First Presbyterian church with burial at Oakwood Memorial Park.
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John E. Hayworth
Springfield
Myron C. Hayworth
Oakview Road
Davie
Albert Brower
High Point
E. M. Macon
Troy
Henry
Orvie
Raymond
Chester
Myron
C. F. Grissom
L. L. Farlow
Chapel Hill
Charles Isley
Haw River
E. E. Farrington
Greensboro
Will Clark
Jamestown
R. H
Luther
Grand Island
Calif
Ernest Tucker
Ellen B. Remfrey
Ellen Burns Remfrey
Forrest Avenue
Frank C. Remfrey
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Tudor Jones
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
George C. Connor
Joe Marshall
Paul Godfrey
B. J. Oglesby
C. L. Clapp
A. P.reep
Circle
No. 8
R. D. Tilson
Henry Whipple
W. A. Matthews
Flossie Matthews
Guilford Memorial Park Mausoleum
A. D. Shelton
Hickory Grove Methodist Church
Hickory Grove
Julius Tedder
Marshall Jones
Yow
Funreal
Matthews
Final rites for John Green Miles Bel Air resident dies after operation
John Green Miles 41 of Conowingo road Bel Air Md died at University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore after an operation. Funeral services were held Sunday at Gospel Tabernacle led by Rev Charlies Epperson with burial at Floral Garden Park cemetery. Miles a WWII veteran survived by widow Dottie Cox and multiple siblings.
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John Green Miles
Conowingo Road
Bel Air
Dottle Cox
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Gospel Tabernacle
Charlies Epperson
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
American Legion of This City
R. R. Fountain
John H. King
D. M. Lewis
R. L. Freeman
J. W. Morgan
Oscar L. Smith
Ann Boles
Eva McMillan
Mr. Miles
Allegheny County
William Thomas
Minnie Edwards Miles
Dot
Winston-Salem
Joe Bill
Margaret
Mattie Lee
Miles
Zephyr
Miami
Fla
Perry Field
High Point
Foster Funeral Home
Dewey Rhodes
Sharon (Md
Last Rites for Mrs. John F. Mock Held in Memorial Church
Thomasville brief notices report the funeral for Mrs. John F. Mock at Memorial church with Rev. Wilson D. Weldon officiating. Floral tributes were arranged by local families and pallbearers named. Interment followed at Calvary Reformed church cemetery.
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Thomasville
John F. Mock
Fisher Ferry Street
Memorial Church
Wilson D. Weldon
Richard VanSciver
Kermit Baity
Austin Baity
John Baity
Glenn Baity
Julian Baity
J. W. Mack
Calvary Reformed Church Cemetery
Miss Edna Byerly Dies in Durham Hospital at 34
Miss Edna M. Byerly 34 died in a Durham hospital at 5 AM after a long illness. Born in Thomasville June 24 1914 she moved to the city 26 years ago living with her parents at 610 Arch St. She was a member of First Evangelical and Reformed Church. Surviving: Greghe D. and Viola Louya Byerly parents Norfolk sisters and M. D. Byerly John Byerly Lexington grandparents Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at First Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev Carl A Grimm and Rev Loy Fesperman officiating. Burial Floral Garden Park. Funeral home remains.
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Edna Byerly
Edna M. Byerly
Durham
Thomasville
Greghe D
Viola Louya Byerly
Arch Street
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Carl A. Grimm
Rey
Hoy L. Fesperman
Greensboro
Koonce Funeral Home
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Paul Shore Attends National Meeting
Thomasville police chief Paul M. Shore returned home after attending a joint Raleigh meeting of the National Academy Associates and the International Association For Identification. As a member of the latter, he discussed fingerprinting legislation and crime-fighting measures proposed for 1948.
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Thomasville
Paul M. Shore
Raleigh
National Academy Associates
International Association For Identification
North Carolina Weather Outlook by Regions
Mostly cloudy with light rain in extreme western sections and cooler temperatures. East and central portions remain partly cloudy with little change, while western areas turn cloudy with rain and cooler conditions. Tuesday turns mostly cloudy and colder with rain in the east. Sun rises at 7 20 and sets at 5 41.
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North Carolina
Scott weighs financing roads by tax or bonds
Scott signals a road program in his inaugural 15 point plan and says funding may require higher gasoline taxes, a bond issue, or a mix of both. He intends to seek expert advice while not detailing mileage or financing specifics. The joint session will follow separate senate and house sessions at 8 p.m.
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Scott
Senate
House
Legislative Route To Be Mapped
The 1949 session proceeds smoothly with no major fights after a brief rules dispute. Committees and budget reports align with 1943 45 and 47 patterns as lawmakers move from preliminaries toward substantive work.
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Sir Walter
Five Year Old Preacher Delivers Sermon to Hundreds
A five year old boy in a blue suit played accordion and drums then preached to about 1,200 listeners. He urged more frequent prayers and proclaimed he knows what it is to have Jesus in his heart in a speech titled To This End I Was Born.
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Jesus
Congress Buckles Down To Work As Committees Shift
Congress prepares to fill four vacancies on the Un-American Activities Committee with Walter McSweeney Harrison and Moulder replacing Rankin Herbert. The House must approve both Democratic and GOP lines before operations begin for two years. The pay bill for Mr Tru man could pass before his oath Thursday noon. It raises tax free expenses to 90000 and adds 10000 for travel plus a 50 percent raise for the vice president. Quick frozen lima beans are suggested for a salad with celery and mayonnaise.
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Un-American Activities Committee
Rankin
D-Miss
Herbert
D-La
Walter
D-Pa
McSweeney
Ohio
Harrison
D-Va
Moulder
D-Mo
House
GOP
Congress
Truman
Aaker
Senate
German Will Make Address To Lutherans
Rev. Heinrich Falk, renowned German Lutheran pastor, will address Lutheran representatives from Thom asville Lexington and High Point at Grace church Tuesday at 7 30 p m He speaks for the German Lutheran people under the Lutheran World Federation and the National Lutheran Council He thanks Americans for aid via Church World Service and Lutheran World Relief Falk holds a master s in theology from Hartford Seminary and once served at Zion Lutheran Baltimore His Frankfurt on Main congregation numbers over 6000 and he is on leave for a speaking tour Charles S Wessinger of Thomasville church says the event is open to the public and welcomes all interested persons.
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Thomasville
Heinrich Falk
Lexington
High Point
Grace Church
Falk
Lutheran World Federation
National Lutheran Council
Church World Service
Lutheran World Relief
Hartford Seminary
Hartford
Charless. Wessinger
Thomasville Church
Rev Wilson Weldon Attends NC Methodist Meeting
Rev Wilson O Weldon of Memorial Methodist in Thomasville attends the Advance for Christ and His Church committee meeting of the North Carolina Methodist Conference at Central Church in Asheville. He represents the Board of Ministerial Training and the Thomasville district.
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Thomasville
Wilson O. Weldon
Memorial Methodist Church
Advance For Christ
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Central Church of
Asheville
Weldon
Board of Ministerial Training
Legal Institutes Open Friday in Chapel Hill
The North Carolina Bar Association launches a weekend legal institute series in Chapel Hill on January 21 22 to aid lawyers and local bar officials with current issues including income tax return guidance and taxation course development. Attendees register January 21 at 5 p m at the Institute of Government building.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina Bar Association
Richard E. Thigpen
Charlotte
Special Commission For the Improvement of Administration of Justice
North Carolina
Albert Coates
Robert W. Brawley
Winston-Salem
George S. Green
Kinston
L. B. Hollowell
Gastonia
Charles H. Livengood
Durham
Beverly C. Moore
Greensboro
Oscar Richardson
Monroe
Robert N. Sims
Raleigh
Sam B. Underwood
Greenville
Institute of Government
University Law Schoo
E. L. Cannon
Association
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Government Reorganization Authority Backed by President
The president urges constant review of government efficiency and asks Congress to require thorough evaluation of operations. He insists no agency be exempt from reorganization plans and that Congress may reject any plan by majority vote in both houses.
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Congress
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