Deaths and Funerals Homer Clark Brown services held
Funeral services for Homer Clark Brown were held Tuesday at 3 p.m. in Sechrest Chapel with Rev. Neil J. Armstrong and Rev. William A. Poole presiding. Interment followed at Deep River Friends Cemetery. Pallbearers included Charlie Hall and L. M. Kinsey. Brown, 54, of 306 Lexington Ave., died Sunday night at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem after years of declining health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Clark Brown
Sechrest Chapel
Neil J. Armstrong
North Main Street Baptist Church
William A. Poole
First Baptist Church of
Graham
Deep River Friends Cemetery
Charlie Hall
L. M. Kinsey
Ralph Smith
Ernest Freeman
J. M. Howard
C. F. Brown
Marshall Chambers
Mr. Brown
E. Lexington Ave
Baptist
Mrs. Virgie G. Sink 64 Lexington Widow of Irvin Sink
Mrs. Virgie Green Sink aged 64 of Lexington died at home Sunday night. She leaves daughter Joan Dyer San Francisco California. sons Hoyt Sink Lexington and C Boyce Sink Welcome. brothers Robert L. Green and John A. Green Lexington. six grandchildren. Funeral at 4 p.m. at First Reformed Church conducted by Rev. Marlin Schaeffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Virgie Green Sink
Irvin L. Sink
Joan Dyer
San Francisco
Calif
Hoyt Sink
C. Boyce Sink
Welcome
Robert L. Green
John A. Green
First Reformed Church
Marlin Schaeffer
Sanford man D. N. White dies at 67 in unexpected death
D. N. White 67 of Sanford formerly of Lynchburg and Greensboro died unexpectedly. He worked for W. Koury Co and served as a deacon at First Baptist Church. Funeral at First Baptist Thursday 10 am. burial Fort Hill Cemetery Lynchburg at 3 pm. Survived by wife Elizabeth Clements two sons Lewis D. White and Lloyd N. White one daughter Mrs C C Shiver five grandchildren one brother J N White and two sisters Lillian White and L M Langley
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Sanford — Duval Nelson White
Sanford
Lynchburg
Greensboro
W. Koury Co
First Baptist Church
Woodmen of the World
W. W. Hutchins
Fort Hill Cemetery
Elizabeth Clements
Lewis D. White
U. S. Army
Fort Mead
Lloyd N. White
High Point
C. C. Shiver
Atlanta
J. N. White
Roanoke
Lillian White
L. M. Langley
M R Mauldin Dies at 84 in High Point
Marion Rufus Mauldin 84 of 909 Randolph St died at home Tuesday at 8 20 PM after four years of declining health. He born November 2 1874 in Stanley County. He worked for Dallas Inc until retirement four years ago. Survived by daughter Lillie Mae Mauldin two sisters and two brothers. Funeral Thursday 11 AM at Albertson Road Baptist Church. Interment Norwood Cemetery near Albemarle. The body to be moved to residence Wednesday after 4 PM.
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Marion Rufus Mauldin
Randolph St
Stanley County
Marion P
Martha Rummage Mauldin
High Point
Albertson Road Baptist Church
Dallas, Inc
Mauldin
Marie Lilly
Lillie Mae Mauldin
Bertha Mauldin
T. A. Wilhoirt
Albemarle
Lee Mauldin
Sam Mauldin
Norwood
J. J. Thornburg
W. H. Barker
Cloverdale Baptist Church
C. R. Ritch
Highland Baptist Church
Norwood Cemetery
Infant Charles Burton Dies in High Point Hospital
Charles Edward Burton infant son of James M. Burton and Ruth Gunter Burton died at 1 p.m. Tuesday at High Point Memorial Hospital. Survived by parents, siblings Carolyn Janet Richard Marc Franklin, maternal grandparents Mrs. Mary Ellen Graves and James Franklin Gunter, paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J Martine Burton. Graveside services Thursday at 11 a.m. Floral Garden Park Cemetery conducted by Hershel M. Hill. body held at J C Green and Sons in Thomasville until service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Burton
James M. Burton
Ruth Gunter Burton
High Point Memorial Hospital
High Point
Carolyn
Janet
Richard
Marc
Franklin Burton
Mary Ellen Graves
Cincinnati
Ohio
James Franklin Gunter
Flint
Mich
J. Martine Burton
Route 4
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Hershel M. Hill
Oak Hill
Funeral rites for Grover Cleveland Smith Sr.
Funeral services for Grover Cleveland Smith Sr., 66, of the Triangle Lake Community Route 4, will be held at Congregational Christian Church on W Green Street Thursday at 2 30 p.m. The body will be brought to the home this afternoon at 2 and placed in the church 30 minutes before the service. Interment is in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Officiants are Rev. Ernest Page and Isaac Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover ‘Cleveland Smith Sr
Triangle Lake
Route 4
Congregational Christian Church
W. Green Street
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Ernest Page
Archdale Methodist Church
Isaac Harris
Archdale Friends Meeting
Ralph Jennings Gilmore 47 dies in Carthage
Ralph Jennings Gilmore 47 of Carthage died Monday night at his home. He served with the Ft. Bragg Fire Department and the Carthage Volunteer Fire Department. Survived by wife Grier Wicker, one son Ralph J. Gilmore Jr. at Ft. Benning, four sisters and three brothers. Funeral 4 p.m. today at First Presbyterian Church. Burial in Cross Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Gilmore
Kannapolis
J. H. Gilmore
Lakeview
W. D. Gilmore
Oaklahoma City
Okla
First Presbyterian Church
B. E. Dotson
W. S. Golden
Cross Hill Cemetery
Red Cross Opens New Office in Thomasville Bank Building
The Thomasville Red Cross Chapter moves to Room 202 on the second floor of the First National Bank Building. It will be open Tuesday and Friday mornings. Executive secretary Mrs. Paul Green said the Lam beth building offices closed last Friday.
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Thomasville
Red Cross
First National Bank
Paul Green
The
Lambeth
Bank
Burns Ordered To Pay Support In Los Angeles Case
The 20 year old son of late comedian Bob Burns must pay 40 dollars weekly support for his 17 year old wife and their infant. William Robin Burns testified he earns 53 dollars weekly as a gas station attendant and may access an 11 thousand dollar trust fund from his father. The wife, seeking separate maintenance, is due to have another child in November. they wed two years ago and separated last month.
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Los Angeles
Bob Burns
William Robin Burns
Superior Court
New Plant Planned for Lexington Obliging Growth
Two Lexington men J C Williams and Herb Welch announced plans for a new furniture plant south of Lexington with production of medium cost bedroom furniture to begin by early next year. They seek water line extension along with annexation plans if site and financing align, while the city weighs a 44 000 water line to serve future industries. Output shifts noted soybean oil surpassing cottonseed oil in U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
J. C. Williams
Herb Welch
Williams
Franklin Shockey Co
Welch
Southern Railway
Lexington Utilities Commission
Lexington Industrial
George Aull
Record Mission Pledges Hit New High in Southeast
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Southeastern Jurisdiction raised a record 2 047 200 for missionary work in 34 countries. Virginia Conference led with 240 000. North Georgia and Florida followed. crowds from 9 states gathered for the WSCS School of Missions and Christian Service in Lake Junaluska North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Junaluska
N.C
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Nual School of Missions and Christian Service
WSCS
Southeastern
Virginia
North Georgia
Florida
Western North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama-West Florida
Llston
Kentucky
Kuala Lumpur City History and Location
Kuala Lumpur, capital of Malaysia, sits at the confluence of two rivers and derives a name meaning Muddy Mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Switzerland Maintains Longstanding Neutrality in Wars
The report notes Switzerland has stayed out of foreign wars for over 150 years, underscoring its policy of strict neutrality and limited alliances to avoid military engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Hepler Underwood Family Reunion Planned Near Pleasant Hill
Stuart Hepler of Jefferson and Miss Elvie I Hepler of San Leandro Calif will be principal speakers at a Hepler and Underwood family reunion Sunday at Pleasant Hill Methodist Church Fullers Mill Road six miles south of town. Picnic lunch at 12 45 p.m. followed by an afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Hepler
Jefferson
5. C
Elvie I, Hepler
San Leandro
Calif
Hepler
Underwood
Pleasant Hill Methodist Church
Fuller’s Mill Road
Cowed Freshmen Sleep Night on Rockford College Field
Wayne Perkins and Joseph Almburg, freshmen at Rockford College, slept on the new campus field to mark the future dormitory site. They used a borrowed tent and sleeping bags and even shooed away cows with flashing lights during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, Ill
Wayne Perkins
Joseph Almburg
Rockford College
Almburg
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J. L. Sink
D. N. White
M. R. Mauldin
Chas. Burton
Grover C. Smith
Ed Hunter
Carthage
Burns
United States
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Cemenat Zett
N. Main St
Louisville
Memphis
Mississippi
North Alabama
North Carolina
North Mississippi
South Georgia
Tennessee
Lomb
Kenmore
J. C. Higgins
Sears
Ant L
Rogers
Insurance Agency
Salem Court
Old Winston Rd
Darview Baptist Church
John A. Burger
Thomas& Haggai
TRANE
Hunter Coal & Oil CO
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