Deaths and Funerals in Thomasville area
Funeral services held for Claude Ray Kitchen 37 at Cumby Chapel with burial in Oakwood Park Cemetery Pallbearers named Grady Owens Raymond Spivey Ralph Spivey Ray Vick and others Kitchen found dead near Kivett Drive and US 23 70 Mrs Tempie Cornelison Russell 87 funeral at Bethel Methodist Church burial in Calvary Reformed Church Cemetery She lived in Lenoir formerly Thomasville died in City Memorial Hospital Duke Power Co workers and fire department pallbearers at H E McFadden 57 funeral at Heidelberg United Church of Christ burial in Holly Hills Cemetery Rev W L Owens 67 retired Baptist minister funeral at Koonce Funeral Home burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Ray Kitchen
Cumby Chapel
B. H. Fulcher
Fred Mann
Jehovah's Witnesses Congregation
Oakwood Park Cemetery
Grady Owens
Raymond Spivey
Ralph Spivey
Ray Vick
W. W. McMurry
0. W. Kirkman
Mr. Kitchen
Friendly Ave
Kivett Drive
US. Highway 23
Thomasville
Tempie Cornelison Russell
John Q. Russell
Bethel Methodist Church
Bobby Joel Dennis
C. H. Kincaid
Central Baptist Church
Lenoir
Ccco Wagner
Bill Price
Jim Hudson
Mack Murphy
Basil Bodenheimer
Mont Smith
Bumal
Calvary Reformed Church
Russell
City Memorial Hospital
H. E. McFadden
Lakeshore Drive
Heidleberg
W. L. Owens
Hearing Set In Arson Case In Thomasville
A preliminary arson hearing is tentatively scheduled in Recorder's Court for Abe Rhynhardt of Philadelphia. He allegedly poured gasoline inside a Thomasville house owned by Mae Ellison and tenanted by Eugene Goodman, causing a blast that burned his arms and others present. Rhynhardt, hospitalized from injuries, will be brought to court tomorrow before returning for medical treatment.
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Thomasville
Recorder's Court
Abe Rhynhardt
Philadelphia
High Street
Reynhardt
Mae Ellison
Eugene Goodman
Rhynhardt
Rhyphardt
Thomasville Man Ed Hughes Dies of Heart Attack
Ed Hughes 35 of Rt 2 Thomasville died at home at 3 30 a m after years of declining health cause heart attack born May 16 1906 in Davison County son of John Franklin and Celbert Emaline Hughes a life long resident attended Hughes Grove Methodist Church retired in 1957 from Amazon Cotton Mills married Minnie Hu lin on July 27 1927 survives include daughter Mrs Jake Lopp two sons Clay and Clyde Hughes mother Mrs Cellie Hughes sister Mrs Dennis Lanier brother Harvey Lee Hughes five grandchildren funeral Friday 2 p m at Hughes Grove Methodist Church Rev M P Beasley burial in church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Hughes
Conrad Hill Township
Mr. Hughes
Davison County
John Franklin
Celbert Emaline Hughes
Grove Methodist
Rt. 2
Harvey Lee Hughes
Rt. 1
Hughes Grove Methodist Church
M. P. Beasley
Realty Transfers and Indictments In Thomasville Area
A false pretense charge was filed yesterday against Earl G. Francis a 33 year old salesman of W Main Street Thomasville for taking 7 50 from Wittys Flower Shop. Bond set at 300 with trial scheduled Aug 4. Barnwell Street man arrested on larceny and receiving in pistol theft case. Remainder lists multiple property transfers and bonds in local township deeds and subdivisions in the area.
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Thomasville
Earl G. Francis
W. Main Street
Jaude de Bruhl
Asheville
Francis
Witty
Barnwell Street
Mershall
Rena Bell Smith
Brown Street
Heavy Sleep Tragedy After Wreck In Lebanon
A 17 year old hitchhiker from Muskogee Oklahoma Mississippi fell asleep while riding on U S 6 near Lebanon Missouri and toppled into the driver causing the car to swerve and overturn. Frank Kimbel Murphy was killed and Marine Cpl Joel R Owens 20 of Chicago sustained lacerations and bruises.
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Lebanon
Muskoom Mich
U.S
Frank Kimbel Murphy
Joel R. Owens
Chicago
Pendlaton
Calif
Jury Awards 9000 Dollars to Dr Long and Son
In Davidson County Superior Court a jury awarded Dr Rowland Long and his son Thomas a total of 9000 dollars for injuries and damages from a May 38, 1959 auto accident near Winston-Salem. The Longs sought 25000 dollars for permanent injuries and 4250 for car damages and repair expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Rowland Long
Thomasville
Wellcome
Thomas
Davidson County
Winston-Salem
M. C. Maddrey
N. C. Williams
Halifax County
Long
Longs
William
Gas prices return to prewar levels after wartime drops
Gas stations in the Charlotte area posted old prices after shortages, with pumps switched back to regular wholesale rates. Prices across major brands settled around 29.9 cents a gallon, some areas as low as 13.9 cents, though pessimism lingered about further drops. Independent stations trimmed prices to meet competition, ending the wartime display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Olf Company
Mecklenburg
Rights Granted Open New Tew Route In Thomasville
A right of way deal with a Hinkle Street resident clears the way for a city route between Fisher Ferry and Randolph streets. The city will furnish curb and guttering for bordering properties in exchange for land deeds. The 1961 street improvement program is being prepared.
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Thomasville
Hinkle Street
Fisher Ferry
Randolph Streets
Thedad
C. R. Kay
Edgewood Avenue
Singer Helen OConnell’s children get monthly support rise
In Santa Monica California AP reports singer Helen O Connell wins an increase from 450 to 1500 dollars monthly for her three children. The grant comes from Clifford Smith Jr 40 heir to a Boston investment fortune. The couple divorced in 1951. The article also notes resurfacing and city curb and gutter construction plans following a council approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Helen O'Connell
Clifford Smith Jr
Boston
Hinkle
Junk Placed On Tracks By Children
Thomasville police and railroad detectives investigated junk placed on Southern Railroad tracks near the ice plant crossing. Children used the route as a shortcut from LitUe League field to a service station for soft drinks, risking a fall on the embankment and traffic. Parents urged to warn children to avoid crossing except at regular crossings. Small steamers ply Lake Titicaca between Bolivia and Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Southern Railroad
W. Main Street
Lake Titicaca
South America
Bolivia
Peru
Truncated ideas and facts shape storage and leaders
A Columbia chemistry professor urges limiting journals to ideas to ease information flow and price. Discussions note no single person holds all facts, demanding a revised, manageable information supply. The piece lists presidents from Adams to Kennedy with Harvard ties and cites a Tax Court ruling denying travel deductions for a math instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Louis P. Hammett
American Chemical Society
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Teddy Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Harvard
Sth
Rutherford B. Hayes
Kenyon College
Harvard Law School
Buffalo Courier - Express
Beer Truck Collides With Rock Truck in Suburban Crash
Two trucks collided at an intersection in a residential Joliet area on a Tuesday. A city dump truck carrying eight tons of rock and a beer truck loaded with bottled beer crashed. the dump truck lost part of its load and the beer truck overturned, spilling most of its bottles. The incident left minor injuries and disrupted nearby traffic.
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Joliet
TH AP
Brewing Company
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Tempie Russell
High Point Township
L. H. Bottoms
Frederick W. Ruppenthal
Marshall
Ed J. Welch
Recorder's Majerty
J. S. Gleason Jr
Veterans' Affairs
United States of America
James Leland Blair Jr
J. S Elliott
Vernon E. Ellington
E. E. Ellington
Springdale Developing Co
R. Dudley Wells
Joe L. Fryhover
Oakview
Jamestown Township
Harry H. Clendenin Jr
Thelma Pickard Williams
Cumberland
Brunswick Roads
Minnie S. Carter
Wiliam Henry Cox
Oakdale Road
Dr. Long
Singer
Neal O'Hara
U. S
James A. Chully
Joe
Sealy
Vacy Offten
Robert E. Lee
Virginia
Gen. Lee
Massachusetts
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Matthew Brady
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Tate
E-Z Credit
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