Addison L Charles Dies At Colfax From Heart Attack
Charles Addison L of Colfax died at home from a heart attack early yesterday. Survived by a sister a daughter and several nieces and nephews. wife Flora Pegg Charles preceded him in death in 1953. Funeral at Shady Grove church this afternoon at three conducted by Rev L F Baker Rev T L Heel and Rev E J Clinard.
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Addison
Charles Addison L. Charles
Colfax
Charles
Shady Grove
L. F. Baker
T. L. Heel
E. J. Clinard
Alford P Nance dies at 78 in Asheboro
Alford Philmore Nance of Cedar died at 10 this morning after a long illness. He was a well known local farmer and resident of Asheboro. He leaves behind family and friends in the Cedar community. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the funeral home.
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Alford P. Nance
Asheboro
Alford Philmore Nance
Nance Funeral Set At Charlotte M P Church
Grove township. The body will lie at the home of son G. M. Nance until the funeral Sunday at 3 30 p m at Charlotte M P church four miles west of Asheboro. Surviving are nine children A B Rush G M Nance T A Nance C M Nance L R Nance Rev J Fred Nance Mrs W C Kirkman Mrs Hudson Bobo a brother J W Nance and a sister Mrs J Frank Cameron.
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L. R. Nance
J. Fred Nance
W. C. Kirkman
High Point
Hudson Bobo
Asheboro
J. W. Nance
Cid
J. Frank Cameron
Denton
Miss May Belle McDowell Dies After Illness
May Belle McDowell aged 29 died here after several months of pernicious anemia. She was sister to Mrs. B. V. Tew of this city. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM from Asheboro Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Herman Stephens.
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May Belle McDowell
Asheboro
B. V. Tew
Asheboro Baptist Church
Herman Stephens
Pernocton Promoted as Painfree Childbirth Aid
German developed drug Pernocton reportedly used in New York claims to ease childbirth with minimal pain, according to contemporary medical reports.
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Germany
New York
Postal savings accounts surge in High Point area
Washington January 19 Three hundred seventy nine High Point residents opened new postal savings accounts at the High Point post office with $53 762 moved from private banks into savings during fiscal year 1934 At year end the post office listed 1 502 depositors and deposits totaling $526 276 in High Point Guilford county shown by town totals Gibsonville Greensboro with deposits and depositors increasing by thousands and hundreds respectively.
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Washington, D. C
High Point
High Point Postoffice
Congress
Postoffice Department
Guilford County
Gibsonville
Greensboro
Reservoir Silting Threatens Piedmont Power Capacity
Sedimentation expert Henry M. Eakin reports heavy reservoir silting from erosion across the Piedmont industrial region. He warns ongoing erosion drives sedimentation, reducing dam life and hindering future power and water storage sites. Eight major reservoirs with 30 to 50 foot dams are fully filled and beyond reclamation, signaling lasting damage to regional development.
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Piedmont
Henry M. Eakin
Soil Erosion Service
Fakin
Ba Kin
Mr. Eakin
Semalier
Williams-Norris Sues to Discharge Temporary Receiver
The Williams-Norris company of High Point filed in Greensboro Superior Court to answer Tudor Williams-Norris suit seeking a permanent receiver. The firm asks dismissal of the temporary receiver and argues the trustees M. Vanestory Jr., J. M. Rivers and P. D. B. Hugar have managed affairs well, with debts reduced and profits possible. Tudor claims property depreciation is ongoing are denied.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
Williams-Norris Company
High Point
BE. C. Tudor
Tudor
Van Lindley Elected to Greensboro Board of Education
Greensboro January 19 John Van Lindley a young nursery executive was named by the county board to succeed Dr Charles W Moseley on the greater Greensboro board of education marking another step in local school governance developments.
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van Lindley
Greensboro
John van Lindley
Greater Greensboro Board of Education
County Board of Education
Charles W. Moseley
Erosion Control Problems Highlighted in Vermont
Mr. Pa kin notes erosion has filled the land and reduced power for grist mills and local needs. He says Piedmont faces major erosion issues showing past control methods have been disastrously inadequate and threaten widespread welfare.
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Pakin
Piedmont
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