Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina notices
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with funeral details from Thomasville Greensboro and Lexington. John Franklin Wail died en route to City Memorial Hospital after a home heart attack. Daisy Black Craver 66 of Julian Ave died after extended illness. J P Molen chief meteorologist at Greensboro High Point Airport Weather Bureau to be honored at a 4 pm service. Charlie Bodenheimer 88 former farmer buried at Pine Grove Methodist Church. Clarence Edmond Russell 34 of Lexington to be buried at Forrest Hill Memorial Park after services at Trinity Methodist Church.
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Thomas
John Franklin
J. C. Green & Sons
Jerday
A. R. Davis
Trinity Methodist Church
Roy G. Steed
Johnsontown Methodist Church
Clear Springs Methodist Church
Denton
Palmere Foya Bible
John Renfield
Curtis Kenney
Dewey Loflin
Lawrence Hayden
Lee Jordan
Wail
City Memorial Hospital
Council Street
Daisy Craver
Thomasville
Daisy Black Craver
Julian Ave
Raymond E. Crow
Liberty Baptist Church
Boiling Springs
William BE. Coates
Temple Baptist Church
Winston-Salem
F. M Fowell
Calvary Reformed Church
Benny Matthews
Kelly Pennell
Lester Brerly
Citom Brinkley
Wester Hill
Robert Hodges
Argie Dickens
Craver
P. Molen
Greensboro
J. P. Molen
Greensboro - High Point
Moses Cone Hospital
Lambeth - Traxler Chapel
Charles P. Bowles
West Market Street
Buena Visita Lodge No
Guilford Memorial Park
A. Bodenheimer
Charlie Oscar Bodenheimer
Pine Grove Methodist Church
Forsyth County
Camero Dodson
D. E. Rollins
W. H. Motley
Bernard and
Jerry Bodenheimer
Richard and
Dov Reid
Norman Yokiey
Walter Ray Elberson
Bodenheimer
Rapp St
Maple Grove Rest Home
Winston- Salem
Clarence E. Russell
Lexington
Clarence Edmond Russell
Roy Grant
Forrest Hil Memorial Park
High Pointer's Brother Dies In Burlington
Obituary notices report the deaths of Bascom Vance Carlen 84 of Burlington and Frederick Philip Schnell 55 of High Point. Carlen a Randolph County native and Old Dominion Box Co retiree died after three months of illness. survivors include wife Lola Carden, daughter Allyne Andrews, sons Morris and Grady, and brothers W E Carden and G M Carden. Schnell, a former Burlington resident and UNC alumnus, died after a stroke. survivors include wife Adelaide McAnally, sons Frederick John and James N Schnell, daughters Harriet Schnell and Mrs. Ted Smith, brother Robert and sister Freda. Funeral arrangements listed by local mortuary.
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Burlington
Bascom Vance Carlen
Randolph County
Carden
Old Dominion Box Co
Davis Street Methodist Church
Lola Murchison Carden
Allyne Andrews
Morris Carden
Grady Carden
Tampa
Fla
W. E. Carden
G. M. Carden
High Point
Greensboro
Frederick Philip Schnell
Rich & Thompson
Rev. J
Lester Stanley
Pine Hill
Forbis’ & Dick Memorial
Oakwood Memorial
University of North Carolina
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Adelaide McAnally
Pine Bluff
Frederick
John Schnell
James N. Schnell
Harriet Elizabeth Schnell
R. Ted Smith
Heart Attack Is Fatal For Former Chair Cillan
Coy Lee Daniels 59 of Bridgeport Conn former Thomasville resident died in Charlotte yesterday at 1130 am after a sudden heart attack He was visiting a sister at the time Born October 14 1901 in Guilford County he was a son of Wil E and Carrie Elizabeth Anderson Daniels He moved to Connecticut in 1936 after living in Thomasville He married Miss Stelen Caco who survives along with his mother three sisters and one brother The body will remain at C Green Sons Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements
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Thomasville
Lee Daniels
Bridgeport
Conn
Charlotte
Daniels
Guilford County
Wil E
Carrie Elizabeth Anderson Daniels
Connecticut
Stelen Caco
Will EK. Daniels
Mittie Daniels Hall
Opa Daniels Leonard
Clyde Teague
C. E. (Dugan) Daniels
C Green & Sons Funeral Home
Rites Set Tomorrow for Mrs Mary Crotts
Mrs Mary Alice Crotts 78 of Lexington died yesterday in a Butner Hospital Surviving are one son Thurma Crotts of Rt 4 Lexington one daughter Mrs Crawford Hedtick of Rt 5 Lexington two brothers Emery Crotts of Rt 2 Lexington and Lee Crotts of Linwood four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Funeral will be held at 3 pm tomorrow at Becks Reformed Church by Rev Wade Curran Burial will be in the church cemetery
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Lexington
Mary Alice’ Crotts
Butner
Thurma Crotts
Rt. 4
Crawford Hed- Tick
Rt 5
Brokhers
Emery Crotts
Rt. 2
Lee Crotts
Lin ‘Wood
Beck's Reformed
Wade Curran
John F Leonard of Welcome Dies at 70
John F Leonard age 70 of Welcome died yesterday. Survived by siblings Christ ie Leonard of Spencer and four half sisters and brothers in Kentucky. Funeral will be at Ebenezer Methodist Church tomorrow with burial in the church cemetery.
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John F. Leonard
J W Brower Dies At Home Near Liberty
J Washington Brower of Rt 1 Liberty died at his home. He was a member of Gray's Chapel Methodist Church. Surviving: five daughters A D Kirkman A K Hackett Paul Stephen son Edith Brower and W C Twiddy. two brothers A A Brower Harvey P Brower. two sisters S Frazier and S Teague. nine grandchildren. six great grandchildren. Funeral 3 p m tomorrow at Gray's Chapel Methodist Church Rev Ray Moss. Burial Fairview Cemetery.
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Liberty
J. Washington Brower
Rt. 1
Gray's Chapel Methodist Church
A. D. Kirkman
A. K. Hackett
Climax
Paul Stephenson
Edith Brower
W. C.twiddy
Annandale
A. A. Brower
Harvey P. Brower
5. C. Frazier
Sneda Teague
Asheboro
Ray Moss
Fairview Cemetery
Groundbreaking Ceremony for High Point Army Armory
Groundbreaking ceremonies mark the start of a new U S Army armory on Parrs Avenue near N Main Street in High Point with Walter M. Combs and city leaders Harold Check and Jack Campbell presiding. The project by J R Graham Construction Co will cost 100000 to 125000 and begin next week.
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U. S. Army Armory
High Point
N.1 Main Street
Parrs Avenue
Walter M. Combs
U. S. Army Advisory Board
Harold Check
Jack Campbell
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Combs
Covington
Ralph ‘E. Rose
Rose
Korea
Not
N. Main Street
J. R. Graham Construction Co
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Rheumatic Pain Relief
An old home remedy promotes RU-EX Compound to ease rheumatic and arthritis pain. It advises mixing 1 liter with water, adding juice from four lemons, consuming three tablespoons twice daily, and claims rapid improvement within hours. If no benefit, return the can for a money back guarantee.
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Jearlis
ANV
Mann Prug CO
Cedar Lodge Farm Home Burned. Not Rest Home
The Cedar Lodge Farm Home, burned on July 3, was not used as a rest home. The rest home, run by Mrs. James Daniels Sr., sits on Old Greensboro Road in Thomasville. The farm had previously housed Mr. and Mrs. James Daniels.
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Thomasville
Cedar Lodge
James Daniels Sr
Greensboro Road
James. Daniels
Baltimore Boys Swim Bare as Others Stay Dressed
In Jones Falls three boys swam in the water with one sunning naked while the other two remained clothed in windbreakers and shoes, creating a curious scene along the riverbank.
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Baltimore (Ap
Jones Falls
Chalanly
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Welcome
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W. James
David G. Leonard
Lex
Vance Tresler
Salisbury
Tico Hinkle
Hollis Hinkle
J. W. Brower
Conal
Tee
Mann Drug CO
Family Finance
Devic C0n
Finance & Acceptance Corporation of High Point, Inc
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Asheville
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Gastonia
Goldsboro
Raleigh
Rocky Mount
Wilmington
Ghelvingeg
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Mississippi
Borg-Warner
Hunter Coal and Oil CO
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Model Supply Corporation
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Russell & Markets
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