Towery Rites Set After Death at Local Hospital
Elva Towery age 43 of Amestown route one died last night at about seven at a local hospital. Surviving are husband John G. Towery two sons Frank and Fentess two daughters Mary and plus two sisters Mrs Kerry of Liberty and Mrs Bpaugh of High Point route one brother A J Bristow of Greensboro and two half sisters Minnie Johnson of and Mrs W W Davis of Neton. The body remains at the home of G W Towery 509 Peet Street until the funeral Thursday at two thirty from the First Christian Church on West Green Street with Reverend F N Penn officiating. The interment will be in a field Friends church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Elva Towery
Amestown
John G. Towery
Frank and
Fentessler
Mary Towery
Erry
Liberty
Bpaugh
High Point
A. J. Bristow
Preensboro
Brown dies after long illness at home
L Brown, long time Snow Company employee and resident of the Dan Wa area, died at his home on gym avenue after several months of illness. He was born July 13 1863 in Dan Wa and married to Miss Mary Proctor. Survived by a widow, four sons, one brother, several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services by Dr J D Wil pastor Thursday afternoon at Welch Memorial, with interment at Oakwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Brown
Gym Avenue
Brown
Dan- Wa
Obediah
Fannie el- Brown
Marito Mise Mary Proctor
The
Snow Company
King
Ella Bishop
W. FE. Proctor
Alma
W. PP. Hood
Mra Overcash
Virgil
Charlie Brown
David Brownell Brown
W. C
Jamestown
Mra
M. F. Sechrest
Point
Mis
Mary Brown
York City
J. Jen
Hampton
Lee
Eral
Welch Memorial
J. D. Wilpastor
Clara Cox
Ford General If Holds Its Monthly Meeting
In J McAnally city health was the principal speaker at Guilford General’s monthly meeting last night. Dr W L Jackson, head of the staff, noted federal plans to fight the disease will table after June 19 67 and urged physicians to consider how funds can be spent to gain benefit. The group supports establishing free clinics and prioritizes preventing suffering over costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McAnally
City Health
Guilford General
W. L. Jackson
Oocal
Local Patrolman Charged in Highway Attack Case
State Highway Patrolman Art charged with attack is held in Lotte after arraignment on Jan 20. J Ridley, identified as a member of the regiment here, remains in custody until January 28 for the prosecution. Ridley could not bond due to injuries and a broken leg, awaiting a pending hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotte
Art
J. Ridley
Ridley
Federal Court Finds South Carolina Truck Weight Law Reasonable
A three judge panel held that South Carolina statute limiting trucks to a 90 inch width on main hard surfaced routes is a reasonable burden on interstate commerce. The ruling supports state authority to regulate vehicle size on key highways.
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Vmbia
8. C
Registered Names in North Carolina and Nearby States
A long list of individuals and spouses from North Carolina Georgia South Carolina Virginia and nearby states appears in a register style, naming residents and towns such as High Point Winston-Salem Raleigh Greensboro Laurens Clinton and Atlanta along with many others. The document catalogs hundreds of names including Mra J J Bentley J. J. Bentley Thomas L. Covington Carl Quinn J. W. Johnson W. R. Parker and H. F. Brady with connections shown to cities like Augusta Laurens Laurin s and Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hendrix
High Point
J. J. Bentley
Augusta. Ga
C Peach
Great Falls
H. F. Bobo
J. F. Looper
Winston-Salem
T C. Owings
T. C. Owings
Laurens
Thomas L. Coviington
Thomas L. Covington
Rockingham
G. EB. McDaniel
Madison
Avery Whittington
N. Wilkesboro
R. J. Farr
Norwood
J. W. Johnson
Statesville
C. F. Parker
C. L. Parker
Union
W. R. Parker
Lexington
H. M. Fulcher
Thamasville
T. D. Payne
Charlotte
W. H. Venny
Durham
D. T. Bray
V. T. Gray
Danville
G. L. Warr
Jonesville
M. Aflam
Atlanta
H. Thurston
T. H. Thurston
Wilson
C. G. Sandlin
Raleigh
R. E. Quinn
Carl Quinn
D. O. Sandlin
Paul White
Reidsville
EB. W. Myers
Lynchburg
A. B. Williams
LaGrange
J. C. Lewis
W. Greene
Thomaston
J. O. Lewis
Richmond
S. R. Davis
E. L. Kluttz
Spencer
R. J. Weeks
Lancaster
John H. Samman
J. Ff. Smith
York
M. C. Robinson
C. M. Capel
A. R. Edwards
Jack Johnston
B. B Blalock
Moultrie
J. W. Bledsoe
H. F. Brady
Ramseur
Geo. C. Brown
W. C. White
Hickory
D. E. Burtner
Greensboro
M._ R. Clark
Adel
M. W. Majors
R. C. Hill
F. J. Culp
J. A. Collings
Greenville
H. G. Brown
Grover Kester
D. A. Jesse
W. 3. Dowls
F. Ellis
Easley
Jon
H. N. Brown
BE. V. Hinton
Gaff Or
Csiid
Hinton
Greenwood
Matrakos
Camden
Lee Y
Bo Ree
D. Phillips
Mra
Airecheamn
McKay
G. A. Scarborough
Newport News
E. D. Hollingaworth
Whiteville
Agee Miller
Kinston
T. ©. Tunnel
Swanquarter
O. Miller
Snow Hill
G. L. Campbell
Glen Rogor
C. P
van Dyke
G. G. Woolard
Williamston
W. H. Waintead
Goldsboro
Couch
C. E. Carver
South Hill
FF. M. Martin
Myrtle Reagh
B. C
Pe &. Ward
R. i. Ior
Doylestown
Paul Waner
Norfolk
Driell
Lansdale
B. Clyde
Augusta
T. E
Joyne
T. E. Joyner
Farmville
Gordon
F. A
Lucky Hamlet
G. Ws Joyce
Cilumi
F. &. Medlock
Lauren
MebDurtie
W. H Rendix
Sumter
C. BE. C. Wolfe
W. A Haley
Bal Goorin Goldebore
O. Clardy
V Evane
H L. Ivey
Dillon
W. We Jordan
Waveres
Kennedy
Pants
E Hu. Hillis
Z. R. Lit
Me. Claye
New Ra
Ieleer
Galax
J. N. Horn
Magnolia
Wineth
W. B. Moore
E. G. Spurling
T. C. Stamey
Charlene Stamey
Fallston
O. J. Knight
Sumpter
C. J. Q. Abrams
Rocky Mount
M. W. Adams
M. W. Adams Henderson
B. L. Clardy
Lawrence
S. C
C. W Sykes
C. W. Sykes
Carrie Collins
G. R
John L. Cummings
J. F
L Lenoir
Ge Raleigh
C. T. Oakley
Devt
Phillipe
C. T. Oak
Dewitt Phillips
Green
W. G. Peele
Weaver
Red Springs
Max Breele
A. L. Hyman
W. Rollins
Leington
Os Deisitier
F. A. Runion
D. R. Weddle
Roanoke
Jd. B. Chrisman
L. L. Ooettinger
BE. R. Oettinger
H. C. Pace
Leaksville
C. B. Hutch
P. J. Honeycutt
J. H. Holbrook
C. M. Farris
N. A. Leonard
J. D. Craven
Carl Smith
BE. UL. Wood
A. A. Neece
Haw River
Walter Spence
M. M. Smith
Mier
Mary B. Monroe
Fayetteville
Market Snapshot and Notable Delistings Highlight Busy Session
A dense stock table shows varied activity with many industrials and utilities. notable items include declines for Am Coal, Am Por Pow, and Anaconda while gains appear for Am Tel and Curtiss Wright. Separately, invitations for Kaiser Wilhelm birthday events were canceled due to the former ruler's cold, and a state gift car was arranged for former Governor Ehringhaus. In Chicago trading Butter prices and dairy quotings dominate the commodity desks.
Civil Service as Project of the American Business Club
The American Business club continues the civil service project with cooperation from Representative Rupert T. Pickens. Club officials report work to harmonize the present bill with club proposals and foresee a strong civil service across city departments. Committee chairs James B. Lovelace and Arthur Kirkman note progress and a hopeful basis for agreement. Arch K. Schock and A. Scott Parker attended as visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
Rupert T. Pickens
Arthur Kirkman
James B. Lovelace
Special Committee On Civil Service
Kirkman
National Executive Committee
Arch K. Schock
A. Scott Parker
High Point Negro Given Four Months For False Pretense
Oscar Williams of High Point was sentenced to four months for false pretense in Guilford Superior Court after admitting he sought medical service under false employment claims. Prosecution rested on testimony from Dr M L Slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Negro
Greensboro
Oscar Williams
High Point
Guilford Superior Court
M. L. Slate
Whorald Williams
Earl Hughes
Ed McCanless
Burnsville
H. ©. Hedgecock
Asheville
Hedgecock
Amendment 10 Charter Move Aims Revenue Bonds
High Point council adopts a resolution to seek state legislative action to amend the city charter to keep the Revenue Act of 1935 applicable beyond its expiry. The aim is to enable issuing revenue bonds for hydro project funding after June 30 1937 and align with court actions delaying immediate steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Tte
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Poole Elected President of Emery Country Club Directors Meet
Heads Country announced James W Poole was elected president of the Emery Wood Country Club at today's directors meeting following last night's annual meeting. The measure will let the city issue revenue bonds under the Revenue Act after the act expires. Representatives Pickens and Senator Gold will be asked to push the bill to enactment immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Poole
Bemerywood Country Club
R. T. Pickens
T. J. Gold
Emerywood Country Club elects Poole president at annual meeting
James W Poole of Security National Bank becomes president of Emerywood Country Club succeeding J Lindsay who headed the club during a strong year. A new slate of officers and directors was elected including J A Morris as vice president and John C Abela as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Poole
Security Naal Bank
High Point
Waa el
Emerywood Country Club
J. Lindsay
J. A. Morrie
Charles Tagram
John C. Abela
Lindsay
Thomas Turner, Jr
J. Sanders Dallas
FE. B. Menden
Eed
J. W. Poole
H. Bryant
J. A. Morris
Dr. B. Harrison
Holt McPherson
W. ©. Idol
K. B.die
Forrest H. Murray
John CC
Highway safety leaders meet in Charlotte luncheon
Highway safety leaders and civic organizations gather in Charlotte for a luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce to enlist support for a mobilization campaign in the Carolinas launched by the Motor Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Chamber of Commerce
Carolinas
The
Motor Club
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