Deaths and Funerals Miss Nan Hill 53 Jamestown
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Miss Nan Hill 53 of Route 1 Jamestown who died Thursday morning at High Point Memorial Hospital after a year and a half of illness. Rev Ernest M Gardner pastor Bates Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church officiated. Interment followed at Mitchell Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Emmett Hill Kenneth Reaves Melvin Hill Henry Wood Mack Witcher Neese Osborne Leon Fowler and Harold Hodgin.
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Nan- Sagas Yormetay
Ernest M. Gardner
Bates Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church
Mitchell Grove Cemetery
Emmett Hill
Kenneth Reaves
Melvin Hill
Henry Wood
Mack Witcher
Neese Osborne
Leon Fowler
Harold Hodgin
Miss Hill
Route 1
Jamestown
High Point Memorial Hospital
Funeral services for Rot Opa ured for ert W Baker
Funeral services will be conducted in Greensboro at Trinity Episcopal Church for Rot W Baker 71. Baker was honored as chairman earlier yesterday and was brother of the late Mrs J M S Salisbury of High Point.
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Greensboro
Trinity Episcopal Church
W. Baker
Baker
J. M. S. Salisbury
High Point
Funeral services for Jesse Phil lips Clodfelter Sr
Funeral services for Jesse Phil lips Clodfelter Sr of 2305 Geddy Ave will be held at 2 30 this afternoon at the Midway M Church Interment follows in the family plot at Oakwood Cemetery He died Friday afternoon at High Point Memorial Hospital
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Jesse Phillips Clodfelter Sr
Geddy Ave
Midway M
Oakwood Cemetery
Clodfelter
High Point Memorial Hospital
James A Good 86 Dies in Thomasville After Illness
James A Good formerly of McDowell County died after three months of illness and four weeks of serious sickness in Thomasville where he lived 33 years. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church and Thom asville Masonic Lodge No 214. Survived by five sons Leonard, Landon, A A, Morrison, and A Good and four daughters Mrs Thad Conley Ruth Clara Lou, with funeral arrangements at First Presbyterian and family home on Culbreth Ave.
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Mr. Good
McDowell County
Samuel Good
Arenthia Jane Byrd Good
Thomasville
First Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Thomasville Chair Co
Lelaparent
Leonard Good
A Land Good
A. A. Good
Morrison Good
Merchant Marine
Statoned
New Orleans
A. Good
Marion
Thad Conley
Ruth Good
Raleigh
Clara Lou Good
Ornoon
Culbreth Ave
First Presbyterian
J.my Whitmore
Cogreas
Park Pines
Mary Veach, 93, Dies. Rites Set at Zion Church
Mrs. Mary Flora Craven Veach, widow of Z. M. Veach, died at home Route 1 Thomasville at 2 45 am yesterday after three years of declining health. Funeral services are at 3 30 pm today at Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev A W Hedrick officiating. interment in church cemetery.
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Mary Flora Craven Veach
Zion Evangelical Sa Reformed Church
A. W. Hedrick
Veach
Z. M. Veach
Route 1
Thomasville
Mrs. Nannie Snider Jackson Dies in High Point Hospital
Mrs. Nannie Pearl Snider Jackson 34 of 503 Richardson St died Saturday at 2:50 PM in High Point Memorial Hospital after a year of declining health. Born April 28, 1902 in Davidson County, she married Vernon R. Jackson on February 7, 1920 and worked 28 years for Adams Millis Corp. Survived by husband, a foster son Wallace Lee, her mother Maggie Snider, three sisters Beatrice Lambeth Beulah Owens Alma Owens, and brother Jake, all of High Point. Funeral services at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church at 2:30 PM tomorrow, Rev. Woodrow W. Robbins officiating, interment at Sechrest Funeral Home site chapel thereafter.
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Nannie Pearl Snider Jackson
Richardson St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jackson
Davidson County
T. J
Morris Snider
Vernon R. Jackson
Adams Millis Corp
Wallace Lee
Maggie Snider
High Point
Beatrice Lambeth
Beulah Owens
Alma Owens
Jaker
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Woodrow W. Robbins
Tor
Sechrest
Judge Crissman Seeks Municipal Court Appointment
Judge Walter E. Crissman returned from Asheville where he attended a two day conference of Superior Court Judges and said he has not reached a conclusion on a Municipal Court appointment following Judge J. A. Myatt’s death. He hopes to announce a decision next week and will preside in Albemarle on Monday. Representative Byron Haworth, once strongly supported, reportedly declined to let his name be considered. Hippocrates, famed Greek physician, used a leather boot to treat clubfoot in 350 B.C.
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Walter E. Crissman
Asheville
Superior Court
J. A. Myatt
Crissman
Albemarle
Stanly Superior Court
Byron Haworth
Insurance Claims Expected From Plane Crashes
Survivors of two major airline crashes face two routes for damages. They may sue the airline for negligence or claim on personal insurance policies bought at the airport slot machines. Underwriters pool liability across members like Assn of Aviation Underwriters, U S Aviation Underwriters and Aero Associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
United Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
Grand Canyon
Assn. of Aviation Underwriters
U.S. Aviation Underwriters Inc
Aero Associates Inc
Assn. Aviation
Teletrip
Mutual of Omie
Continental
Grand Canyon Air Disasters Leave 128 Dead
At Grand Canyon on June 30, two airliners collided, killing 128 people aboard a Trans World Airlines Super Constellation and a United DC7. Army helicopters remove body bags, Palms of the canyon echo with silent work as doctors and crews describe the scene.
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Frank Wetzel
Salt Lake City
Associated Press
Grand Canyon
Rand Canyon
Anz G Canyon
Ariz
Transworld
United Air Line
Eile Croft
Colorado
Air Force
Jimmy Stewart
Ervin Levels Criticism At The Supreme Court
Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. criticized the Supreme Court for lack of judicial experience. He said none of the nine members had served as a state or federal judge, and few had appellate court experience. He urged constitutional provisions to require experienced justices and warned that recent selections showed “inability.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin
Supreme Court
Houston
Tex
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
Federal Ponte
Qualvin
Accident Box Score CITYWIDE THIS WEEK
The report flags accident totals ending Friday 5 p.m. with killed and injured tallies and property loss figures for the period and year to date. It lists persons killed and injured and property loss amounts, showing a snapshot of citywide incidents.
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Altos
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Nannie Hila
Robert W. Baker
Jesse Clodfelter SR
James A. Good
Mary Veach
San Jose
Calif
Betty Jordan
Hippocrates
Germany
Hong Kong
Vietnam
Korea
Cis
Greece
Middle East
Tee
For Care
First Ave
N. Y
Kennedy Oil CO
High Point, N. C
Mathes
Noa
Bedford Sales CO
N. Wrenn ST
N. C
Harllee
Chaclesieh
Y Iy
Lee
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