Funeral services held for Mrs Maude Lee Fouts
Mrs Maude Lee Fouts widow of W Ernest Fouts died at her home on Fisher Ferry Street Ext Saturday night after a long illness. Funeral services were conducted at Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed Church Monday at 3 p m with Rev Richard Cheek and Dr J A Palmer officiating. Pallbearers included Amos Bryant Frank Snyder Clifton Black Morgan Grimes G Carlass Kennedy J D Stonesifer David Hinkle and Carroll Lohr. Interment was in Holly Hills Cemetery family plot.
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Thomasville
Maude Lee Fouts
W. Ernest Fouts
Heidleburg Evangelical
Mrs. Ella Angel Shore Dies at 69 in High Point
Mrs. Ella Angel Shore 69 of 1909 North Main Street died at 3 20 p.m. at home after years of declining health. Born January 16, 1889 in Yadkin County, widow of William E. Shore who died 1942, she lived in High Point since 1913 and was a Main Street Baptist Church member. Survived by one daughter, two sisters, two brothers. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday from home and 3:30 p.m. at Bethenia Moravian Church with burial in church graveyard. Body to be returned home at 4 p.m. today.
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Ella Angel Shore
N. Main St
William E. Shore
Yadkin County
John
Rena Masencup Angel
Tomlinson
High Point
Shore
Main Street
Bethenia Moravian Church
Forsyth County
Herbert Weber
Neil Armstrong
C. C. Brown
James A. Thomas Dies After Brief Illness
James A. Thomas, 79, died at High Point Memorial Hospital on Monday after a short illness. Born March 8, 1879, in Harnett County he lived in Durham most of his life before moving five months ago to live with his daughter Edith Davis in High Point. Survived by three daughters Edith Davis Lillie Mae Ellis Annie Marie Thomas and a son C H Thomas and 14 grandchildren. Body taken to Durham for funeral arrangements.
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James A. Thomas
High Point Memorial Hospital
Harnett County
Thomas
Durham
Edith Davis
Route 4
High Point
Free Will Baptist Church
Lillie Mae Ellis
Annie Marie Thomas
C. H. Thomas
Brother of Local Resident Killed In Kansas
Ralph McKaughan 50 of Wichita Kansas native of Kernersville died after a fall at work at an oil refinery Survivors include his mother Mrs A H McKaughan of Winston Salem the former McKaughan and McKaughan of Martinsville VA and John McKaughan of Winston Salem Family leaves for Wood River Illinois today Funeral rites set for Wood River Cemetery Thursday at 3 p.m.
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Ralph McKaughan
Wichita
Kan
Kernersville
A. H. McKaughan
Winston-Salem
cKaughan and McKaughan
Martinsville
John McKaughan
Wood River
Ill
Bomb scare traced to 15 year old in North Carolina
A 15-year-old Trinity youth admitted placing a bomb threat call to New Market Elementary School near Randleman at 11 50 a m yesterday. The school evacuated about two hours while deputies searched. He was captured about three hours later from a tip by a store owner. A juvenile court hearing is set in Asheboro. He said he wanted to test police efficiency.
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Randleman
Trinity
New Market
Asheboro
N C Leaders Visit Twilight Civitan Club in Charlotte
Governor-elect Glenn Kennerly and Zone 4 Lt. governor J Turner Seawell visited Twilight Civitan Club for a Monday meeting. Seawell urged local clubs’ vital role while Kennerly conducted inductions for new members and noted rewards of fellowship service and knowledge. New inductees included Charles Boylen Ernest Moore Maurice Cheves Charles McDonald Marion Hazzard Walter Robinson Bruce McLean Wayne Cash and W Needham.
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Glenn Kennerly
North Carolina
Civitan
J. Turner Seawell
Zone 4
Twilight Civitans
Twilight Club
Civitan International
Seawell
Kennerly
Charles Boylen
Ernest Moore
Maurice Cheves
Charles McDonald
Marion Hazzard
Walter Robinson
Bruce McLean
Wayne Cash
W. H. Needham
Eugene Yow
J. C. Reynolds Jr
Bruce Bailey
Cicero Thayer
Helping Hand Over Advice Suggestion
A proverb-like note urges popularity through actions of genuine aid rather than giving advice. It emphasizes practical support over theoretical guidance and reflects social etiquette favoring helping behavior.
Ralph W. Porter of Kernersville Dies En Route to Hospital
Kernersville resident Ralph Waldo Porter Sr. died Monday while being transported to a Winston-Salem hospital. Natural causes listed. Native of Burlington he moved to Kernersville as a child, UNC graduate, sales rep for Metal Processors Co., a World War II veteran, VFW member, and active at Main Street Methodist Church.
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Kernersville
Ralph Waldo Porter, Sr
Winston-Salem
Burlington
University of North Carolina
the Metal Processors Co
VFW
Main Street
Realty Transfers in High Point Township and Nearby Lots
Real estate transfers show multiple conveyances in High Point Township and adjacent areas. Transfers include High Point Savings & Trust Co to Anna D Maheras for Oakwood Cemetery Addition lot, and other deeds between spouses to Security Development Co Woodbrook Heights, Jewel Heights, Baker Avenue, Corbit Estate, Roland Park, Forest Dark, Richardson Street, College Development, and Blair and Jordan lands, with entities like Tar Heel Upholstery Co. listed.
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High Point Savings & Trust Co
Anna D. Maheras
Oakwood ‘Cemetery
Clarence Cecil Cross
Security Development Co
Woodbrook Heights
Jesse M. Campbell Jr
Robert V. Galloway Jr
Sherwood Development
M. L. Warren
Carles Edwin Smith
Jewel ‘Heights
Marvin R. Ingram
Carl R. Barnes
Baker Avenue
John R. Freeman
Dan W. Austell
Robert D. Brooks
Corbit
Ruth Patton Ellis
Herbert H. Adkins
Roland Park
Bruce E. Gray
F. H. Hunter Sr
Forest Dark
Charles Xepolis
James Cooper
Richardson Street
W. B. Stronach Jr
Frank H. Wood Jr
Cafe Owner In Lexington Ends Life In Despair
Lexington cafe owner Charles E. Perrell died at Lexington Memorial Hospital from a self inflicted gunshot wound. He used a .22 cal pistol amid worry and despondency. Survivors include his wife two children and extended family.
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Lexington
Charles E. Perrell
Lexington Memorial Hospital
M. E. Block
Route 3
Perrell
Driver Licensing Office Closed for District Meeting
The driver licensing office on the superhighway will be closed all day Wednesday so that person Nel can attend a district meeting. E license examiners in Greensboro.
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Greensboro
Remarkable relief from rheumatic pains offered
A reader reports arthritis and rheumatoid symptoms easing to active life after treatment. The note requests information on how the writer obtained relief and invites contact for details.
Johnson Rites Funeral Services for Mrs Mar Revels Johnson
Funeral services are set for Mrs Mar Revels Johnson of the city at Emmanuel Baptist Church on Wednesday at 2 30 p m. She had long poor health and is survived by five sons and two daughters, plus a father and two brothers, and 23 grandchildren. The body remains at Hoover's Funeral Home until service time. Nathaniel Rhyne will have graveside rites at Greenhill Cemetery Wednesday at 3 30 p m. He died Tuesday after a short illness. no known relatives survive. The body will lie in state at Moore Funeral Home until services.
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Mar Revels Johnson
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Johnson
Samuel
Thomas
William
Leon Johnson
Hoboken
N. J
Charles Massey
Baltimore
Eula Mae Young
Josephine Jenkens
Thomas Revels
Farrell Revels
Willi
Greenhill Cemetery
Nathaniel Rhyne
Rhyne
High Point Memorial Hospital
Moore Funeral Home
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery New Remedy
For the first time science reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne that shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case results show shrinkage and complete relief with the Preparation H suppository or ointment now available from druggists with a money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
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Mrs. Maude Fouts
Wm. Shore
Kansas
N.C
Civitans
Ralph W. Porter
High Point Township
Harllee
Lela
Wier
Arbor Hills Drive
P. D. Box
Jackson, Mississipp
Charlotte
Raleigh
Dad
Aily
Jacksonville
Fla
New York ThruLiner Limited
Norfolk
Memphis
Thruliner
Union Bus Terminal
Lindsay Street
Dodge
Lawrence Welk
Abc-Tv
Horace G.ilderton, Inc
High Point, N. C
South Main ST
U. S
Belk’s
Orenye
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