Lemuel McCauley Dies at 62 in High Point Home
Lemuel W. McCauley 62 longtime High Point resident died at 11 36 last night at his home 531 Flint street after a heart attack suffered at 11. He was born May 13 1860 in Pennsylvania and moved to High Point 21 years ago. He worked for Stehli Silk until ill health forced retirement. He married Linda Bundy September 18 1884 and is survived by his wife two daughters two sons a brother three sisters and nine grandchildren. Funeral at 2 30 Saturday at Welch Memorial M P church with Rev J D Williams officiating. Interment Pleasant Grove cemetery. Body to be returned to home tomorrow at 10.
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Lemuel W. McCauley
Flint Street
Mr. McCauley
Pennsylvania
William and
Laurett Hyatt McCauley
High Point
Stehli Silk Corporation
Linda Bundy
W. EB. Albertson
T. L. Jackson
N. W. McCauley
Sugar Grove
Q. W. McCauley
C. R. McCauley
Rockway
Spurgeon Quinn
Daisy Hampton
Kittaning
James Monroe
Big Run
J. D. Williams
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Ill and Recovering Residents Named in Local Notes
Mrs. J. T. Smith remains very ill at her South Main Street home. She was born Zelma Sechrest of this city. Miss Beatrice Crouch has returned home to North Main Street after hospital care. Mrs. J. G. Lambert, formerly of this city, is seriously ill at her Bradenton Florida home. Mrs. Carter of Elkin is recovering at High Point hospital after an operation. Mrs. Carter is mother to Mrs. J. B. Hall and Claude Carter. Cr. D. Smith, now in Columbus County, was a local visitor today.
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Claude BR. Chambers
H. B. Bridgeman
Lillie Mae
Claude Bradford Chambers
Danville
Tate Street
J. T. Smith
South Main Street
Beatrice Crouch
High Point Hospital
North Main Street
Mra
James Carter
Elkin
Cr. D. Smith
Columbus County
Rev R J Farmer Addresses Mechanicsville Jr Order Meeting
Rev R J Farmer of the First M P church spoke on knowing a person before forming opinions and avoiding hatred after learning a man. Jr O U A M Council 347 heard the talk with special music by the council quartet. Bob Briggs won the attendance prize as officers announced next week’s educational program. Meetings are held Tuesday at 7 30 pm and all council members and visitors are invited.
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J. C. Daniels
Jr. O. U. A. M. Council
Mechanicsville
R. J. Farmer
M. P
Farmer
Council
Bob Briggs
J. C. Welch
Sentences Reduced By Judge Warlick
In Concord on January 19 Judge Wilson Warlick cut in half the sentences of Ned Heffner of Bessemer City and Willard Shipton of Clover 8 C for burning F C Niblock's lumber plant. Heffner’s term dropped from five to eight years to 30 months to four years and Shipton’s from four to seven years to two to four years.
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Bessemer City
Willard Shipton
Clover
8. C
Wilson Warlick
F. C. Niblock
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Warlick
Heffner
Shipton
Peterson's Ointment Promises Fast Piles Relief
Advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a powerful remedy for piles. Claims immediate itch and burn relief in minutes and complete clearing after days of use at only 35 cents a box.
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New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Teeth Ad
New powder deodorizes and secures false teeth keeping them tight and comfortable. No gummy taste or pasty feel. Sold at Gekerd's druggist. Adv.
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Gekerd
Adv
Nancy and Arnold's marriage plans loom in tense hospital room
Corrine Becker recalls a tangled romance as Sue ponders Harry Page and Arnold Page. Nancy awaits a future with Arnold while Sue stays by Jack Thornton's side in the hospital, where hope and fear mingle as he regains consciousness.
W Reade Johnson Seeks U S Attorney Appointment
Winston Salem attorney W Reade Johnson announced his plan to seek appointment as United States attorney for the district after President-elect Roosevelt takes office. The post is currently held by B McCrary of Lexington and requires presidential nomination with Senate approval.
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W. Reade Johnson
United States
Roosevelt
B. McCrary
Lexington
Senate
Car Stolen From Greensboro Man Recovered Here
A Buick coach owned by H. P. Ryder of Greensboro stolen last Friday was recovered by local officers as two men began stripping it of parts. Ryder was notified and claimed the vehicle here today.
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Greensboro
Mr. Ryder
No Man Can Hold Special God Meeting Says Rev Jones
Rev Robt W Jones spoked at the Liberal preaching mission at the Sheraton last night claiming no man can fully know God. He argued symbols aid worship and cited Father as a meaningful symbol linking humility, life, and brotherhood. A special meeting on liberal substitutes for salvation is planned for Tuesday night at 8 at the Sheraton.
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Robt. W. Jones
Sheraton Hotel
Father
Nevr
Jones
Sheraton
Unitarian Church
Christ
Blaze Caps Old Friendly Hotel Roof Fire
Firemen from Company No 2 battled a roof blaze at the old Friendly hotel below the Orpheum theater on South Main Street at 10 16 this morning. Only slight damage reported to the building owned by G A Kearns with apartments run by Mrs Craven. Nearby D R Pruitt’s residence at 1227 Doris Street was destroyed by a separate fire yesterday despite multiple company responses.
Philathea Class Program At Guilford County Sanatorium
The Philathea class of the First Baptist church sponsored a Monday evening program at the Guilford County Sanatorium. Ronald Sullivan opened with a ukulele and songs, Elsie Gates performed original pieces then A Coke Cecil closed with a half hour of magic entertainment.
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Philathea
First Baptist Church
Guilford County
Ronald Sullivan
Elsie Gates
Island of Dreams
Jailer finds man sleeping in court. 30 day sentence
W. H. Dale received a 30 day term after being found asleep beside the judge’s bench in Greensboro court. Jailer John Long discovered the man amid overturned chairs and tables as Magistrate W. B. Lyon imposed the sentence.
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Greensboro
W. H. Dale
John Long
Lyon
Fire truck en route to alarm catches fire in Durham
A Durham fire apparatus responding to an alarm burst into flames while traveling from a flooded car area but suffered minimal damage and no injuries were reported.
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Durham
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