W Frank Hill laid to his last rest in Trinity
Funeral services for W. Frank Hill age 51 farmer of Trinity route two were held Thursday at Mt. Vernon M B church with Rev. G W Williams and Rev. T A Stamey officiating. Interment in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Pallbearers named. large turnout and many floral tributes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Frank Hill
Trinity
Route Two
Mt. Vernon M. B
G. W. Williams
T. A. Stamey
Greensboro
Level Cross Friends Church
Mt. Vernon
Sidney Gray
Thomas Gray
EB. C. Peace
Troy Holmes
Joe Hill
Cicero Spencer
Edith Gray
Aileen Hill
Eula Spencer
Edith McGhee
Rosa Lee Hohn
Mary Allen Hill
Bea Hill
Last Rites Held For George D Joyner Jr
Funeral services were held for Geo D Joyner Jr nine month old son of Mr and Mrs Geo D Joyner of West Lexington extension. The service took place Thursday at 2 30 p m at Hepizabeth church near Wendell with Rev Oldham officiating and interment in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included Harry Wilson Julian Horton Jean Dawkins and Mr Hendricks. Flowers were carried by Dot Horton Edith Ferrell Ozelle Meacham and Mrs Alma O Neal. A large crowd attended and floral offerings were numerous and beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. D. Joyner, Jr
Geo. D. Joyner
West Lexington Avenue Extension
Hepizabeth
Wendell
Oldham
Harry Wilson
Julian Horton
Jean Dawkins
Mr. Hendricks
Dot Horton
Edith Ferrell
Ozelle Meacham
Alma O'Neal
Black-Draught Provides Quick Relief Says Alabama Reader
Mrs. D C Jones of Waterloo Alabama reports relief from biliousness and constipation after using Black-Draught. She cites a sour stomach bad taste dizziness headache and poor color but notes improvement and feeling like a new person. Children like the new pleasant tasting syrup form.
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D. C. Jones
Waterloo
Ala
B C Headache Relief Claims Three Minute Help
An ad asserts that a North Carolina doctor created a blend of several ingredients to ease most headaches in about three minutes. The formula is sold as B C in 25 cent packages and is said to relieve muscular pains fever and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs.
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North
Seeks Divorce to Start Anew in Reno
Mrs. Thalia Massie departs a Reno train to file for divorce from Lieut Thomas Massie. Massie had been convicted in Honolulu in 1932 for complicity in a Hawaiian man’s killing and served a year in prison.
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Thalia Massie
Reno
New
Thomas Massie
Massie
Honolulu
Woman's Auxiliary Meets Despite Rainy Night
The Woman's Auxiliary gathered for its regular meeting last Friday with Mrs. Eva Thornton in attendance. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hodgin of near Friendship and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dillon. The church's monthly business meeting drew about the usual crowd, with the clerk back after illness. The day also saw Mrs. R. T. Jordan visiting Greensboro, Miss Emma Sages staying with Miss Clara Lowe, and several local residents sharing weekend visits and activities.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Eva Thornton
Elmer Hodgin
Bill Dillon
Emma Sages
Clara Lowe
January Birthdays Highlighted With Historical Play
Students at Elm Street School presented a historical play "Mr. January Visits His Friends Again" featuring Mr. January and birthday figures such as New Year, Paul Revere, Alexander Hamilton, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Robert E. Lee. The program emphasized Lee, Jackson, Franklin, and Roosevelt, with observances at a Kernersville church service and a later note on clothes moth feeding larvae.
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Helen Butler
Elm Street
Mr. January
January
Charles Crofts
Paul Revere
Alexander Hamilton
Benjamin Franklin
Daniel Webster
Robert B. Lee
Southland
Stonewall” Jackson
Richard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Funeral for Miss Virginia Kate Stafford Held in Winston-Salem
Funeral services for Miss Virginia Kate Stafford who died at a Winston-Salem hospital were attended by many persons. The service honored the late Miss Stafford with prayers and tribute from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. K. Stafford
Virginia Kate Stafford
Winston-Salem
Sanity Hearing Sought for Wiles in Kidnapping Death
Governor Blackwood considered a petition for a sanity test in the case of Robert H. Wiles a 49 year old mechanic on death row for kidnapping and murdering Hubbard Harris Jr 15. Wiles’ attorneys argued he was not in his mind when the crime was committed and he confessed at trial. The plea follows his abduction intent to extort $1000 and beating the boy to death.
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Columbia
8. C
Blackwood
Robert H. Wiles
Hubbard Harris, Jr
School Oy
Wiles
Tobacco acreage cut of 3000 in county expected
Guilford county tobacco campaign closes Saturday night January 20 with 1253 contracts filed and about 100 awaiting action, totaling roughly 90 percent of signed acres for a 30 percent reduction about 3000 acres. Cotton reduction starts January 17 for small county cotton, 40 percent cut with two acres minimum rented to government. County agent at High Point Chamber of Commerce office each Wednesday to answer farmer questions.
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Guilford County
Raleigh
J. I. Wagoner
High Point
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V. V. Horney
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Guilford College
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Tom Bame
Volney Harvey
Will Beeson
Pembroke
Eugene Ward
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Roy Stafford
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Essie Pegram
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Metropolitan Opera Company
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