Bencini Dies Suddenly in Florida Visit
Hal A Bencini 57 of 757 North Main Street High Point died suddenly in Fort Myers Florida while visiting his sister Mrs Bita. He spent most of his life in High Point worked with South Railway and later P T D Railroad. Survived by son Hal Jr five daughters and one sister with several step relatives. Funeral planned in High Point with definite arrangements pending.
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Hal A. Bencini
Isen
North Main Street
Fortyers
Florida
Mr. Cini
Fort Myers
B. Bita
Mr. Bencini
High Int
Is City
South Railway Company
P. T. & D. Railroad
Ia City
Sarah Reich
Cora McCauley
This City
Hal . Bencini
High Point
John Ward
Point
Route 3
Charles Vens
Jack Armfield
Mestown
R. W. Brooks
Etta Lee Bencini
Tent Meeting on Greer Street Features Special Music
A tent meeting is held on Greer street with services each evening at 7 46 oclock. Rev. N T Martines of Old Mexico and Rev R Lovett of this city lead the services. Special music enhances the program. Rev Bert L Miller serves as pastor.
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Greer Street
N. T. Martines
Old Mexicco
R. Lovett
Bert L. Miller
Calvary Methodist Hold Annual Picnic at City Lake Park
The Sunday school department of Calvary Methodist church plans a picnic at the city lake park in Jamestown. Superintendent A. H. Holton will lead the group which will include a supper and lakeside entertainment tonight.
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Calvary Methodist Church
City Lake Park
Jamestown
A. H. Holton
Blackards Report North Cape Cruise Near Iceland
Mrs. J. A. Eshelman received a letter from Mrs. B E Blackard and Dr. Blackards stating they were off Iceland on a North Cape cruise. Passengers faced rough seas and strange light due to near polar day. The Blackards planned to split from 470 fellow travelers at Iceland to tour with a minister before landing in Norway Tuesday.
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J. A. Eshelman
BE. H. Blackard
Dr. Blackards
Wesley Memoriachurch
North Cape
Blackards
Iceland
North Pole
Registered At The Mart List Of Names In North Carolina
A partial catalog of individuals and spouses from multiple towns across North Carolina and nearby states appears in a long register or notice. Names include Adams Henderson Cross Townes Townes Fisher, and many others, with locations such as Augusta GA Winston-Salem Danville Va Charlotte and High Point.
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M. W. Adams
O. W. Harper
Cera- Poktton
Henderson
As Ray
Hemp
Arthur
Augusta
J. W. Cross
Plizabethtown
J. W. Bledsoe
Danville
Joe Barr
High Point
E. ©. Jones
Charlotte
Frank B. Miller
Clinton, D. C
C. B. Clements
Columbia, & C
T. EB. Joyner
Farmville
Reuben McBrayer
Forest City
P. H. Davis
J. W. Townes
Martinsville
A. K. Hyman
Greensboro
Fred Ingram
Irvin B. Gold
New York City
E. B. Crickmer
W. G. Robbins
W. T. Smythe
Huntington
W. Va
H. I. Jaffe
Suffolk
W. C. Brewer
Winston-Salem
Albein
L. A. Rosenstock
Petersburg
McCuen
A. McCuen
Abbeville
Jonee
Mise M. Lee
A. K. Froneberger
Gastonia
G. C. Robinette
O. A. Robinette
Columbia
H. L. Dillwood
Florence
Ala
J. 8. Royal
Clinton
J. H. Bridges
C. B. Carber
South Hill
R. F. Caviness
J. R. Talley
BE. D. Woody
Siler City
W. M. Cummings
Rockmart
W. B. Leftwitch
IL. Motheseon
Toccoa
B. G. Boggs
A. F. Epting
A. C. Lehman
H. B. Whitley
W. P. High
Whiteville
R. L. Briley
James FP. Ingram
Mre
B. EB. Nowlin
W. R. Nowlin
Arkadelphia
Ark
G. H. Griffin
BE. G. Johnson
Valhalla
8. C
M. D. Oates
Orlando
Fla
W. H. Michael
Richmond
W. H. Rawls
Roanoke Rapids
J. H. Lewis
Roxboro
Ll.l. Gardener
J. F. Rhodes
Weat
Royal
J. McCarthy
B. Wean
G. C. Councilman
J. H. Councilman
Asheboro
R. M. Finger
Badin
F. M. Barber
Goldston
A. R. Edwards
R. ¥. Clutter
W. BR. Crank
F. T. Phillippe
Washington
N. C
Chas. Hoover
Denton
M. C. Newton
Burlington
D. M Newton
CC. W. Foster
A. Roundtree
Hampton
James RR
Rose
Hearthmaier
Ed Lewis
H. G. Pope
Bladenbere
Buddie Broom
Ruby Carter Hell
Leslie Bell
D. F. Carter
EB. P. Motley
Z. Menenes
Barnes
R. L. Gibson
Weingten
W. PF. Ford
Norfolk
W. C. Pearce
Payettevil
L. i. Vem
W. T. Mice
Canne
L. Hervey J
Pilgrim
L. G. Umatead
J. A. Ham
Claude Wise
Prosperity
G. 8. Best
J. W. Quinn
Warsaw
M. B. Matiison
P. G. Liles
J. A. Gardner
Wilson
J. M. McIntyre
M. M. McIntyre
Mebane
J. Rogers, Jr
J. S. Rogers, Jr
Marion
W. ©. Some
J. W. McGee
Galax
M. B. Smith
Mra
Miss Alyce Smith
Burns
W. F. Smith
Maiden
J. H. Dean
Clifton Snuffer
W. M. Snuffer
Glen Daniel
J. M. Current
A. J. Welch
K. B. Yarborough
W. C
Williamston
M. R. Wagner
Hickory
H. D. Wilson
Hazelhurst
N. W. Windley
Rocky Mount
Winsted
Phil Winsted
Mullin
J. P. Wood
Troy
O. B. Wickhar
Roy T. Wright
Roanoke
J. O. Miller
Kinston
C. Miller
Snow Hill
W. R. Fincher
Evelyn Griffith
H. L. Ellum
Spencer
T. T. Sprott
D. J. Sprott
Concord
Athens
J. BE. Peden
Bryce Sigman
Greenville
Victim Of Spinal Meningitis Shows Great Improvement
Jimmy Wade ten years old of 1516 Longstreet has shown notable progress after spinal meningitis struck a week ago. Dr. Saunders at Burrus Memorial Hospital reported the boy is conscious and rational and expressed hope for permanent recovery using a new treatment. The illness is described as a communicable type and the first meningitis case in the area in some time.
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Jimmy Wade
J. Edward Wade
Longstreet
Saunders
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Wade
Dr. Saundere
Ford Start S Fights On Allegations At River Rouge Plant
Testimony described a post disturbance exchange at gate 4 of the River Rouge plant where union men faced a beating and a manager urged “good work, boys” to two employees identified by Ford. Proceedings included requests to admit broadcast excerpts and questions over NLRB jurisdiction as tensions rose.
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Nott
Godieski
Gate 4
River Rouge
Ogle
Bennett
Laurence A
Mrs Mary Emma Rowland Dies After Illness In High Point
Mary Emma Rowland 62 wife of I H Rowland died suddenly after years of declining health. She lived in High Point eight years moving from Fuquay Springs. Survived by husband four sons and four daughters, plus three brothers and a sister. Funeral Friday at 2 PM from 297 Pine Street with burial in Floral Garden cemetery.
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Mary Emma Rowland
I. H. Rowland
Rowland
High Point
Fuquay Springs
First Baptist Church
T. H
V. FB. Rowland
G. K. Rowland
New York
B. J. Rowland
Honolulu
N. C. Gupton
Brownie Wagner
Dewey Weathers
Gladys Colacurci
Washington, D. C
FE. L. Temple
Dunn
W. C. Temple
Greensboro
M. A. Temple
Winston-Salem
W. H. Stephenson
Benson
Pine Street
Heat Affects Black Horses More Than Any Color
Heat impacts black horses disproportionately compared with other colors, a phenomenon noted in animal studies and field observations. Observers cite increased stress, faster fatigue, and altered breathing patterns in dark-coated steeds under high temperatures.
Floor covering ads urged in cooperative plan at dinner
At a Sheraton dinner for retailers Lee Sillen of Bigelow Sanford urged cooperative newspaper advertising. He said the firm will match dealer ad spend dollar for dollar and promote model stock plans, national campaigns, and local publicity to boost floor coverings.
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Lee Sillen
Bigelow-Sanford
Sheraton Hotel
Sillen
Ite
Damages Sought From City After Two Day Hotel Strike
Harvey M. Toy, president of the San Francisco Hotel association and owner of the Manx hotel, sought 250000 damages for injury to will and business and 500 for lobby furnishings damage caused by picketing during a two day hotel strike. The move followed union leaders considering extending the strike to 19 class A hostels.
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San Francisco
Harvey M. Toy
San Francisco Hotel Association
Toy
Hearings Held Here by T. A. Wilson in Workers Comp Cases
T A Wilson chairman of the North Carolina industrial commission conducted three hearings this morning on claims under the state workers compensation act. All hearings were completed with no decisions yet. cases included Jackie Young vs Snow Lumber Co, A L Mowery vs Carolina Container Co, and Lena Kennedy vs Amazon Cotton Mills.
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T. A. Wilson
North Carolina Industrial Commission
Tony
Jackie Young
Snow Lumber Company
A. L. Mowery
Carolina Container Company
Lena Kennedy
Amazon Cotton Mills
East Washington Street Building To Open As Market
A lease was completed today for 1204 Fast Washington Street opposite Pat Brown Inc. and City Market. The renovated building will house a market and grocery store operated by a partnership, with expected opening within a week. handled by Diale Realty Co. representative Men denhall Jr. of BFFE.
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Fast Washington Street
Pat Brown, Inc
City Market
BFFE
Hidden Kidney Trouble Behind Back Aches
Many sufferers fail to see the real cause of back pain as excess waste and acids build up in the body. The ad hints at a home remedy claiming to help flush out toxins and restore balance, mentioning a Dean’s product and a specific distance linked to Rush waste.
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Waata
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