Mrs Nevada Elizabeth Long Dies in Thomasville
Mrs. Nevada Elizabeth Long, 50, of 204 Moon Street, died at home Sunday night after six months of illness. She was born October 3, 1895, daughter of the late John E. and Fannie Hepler Long. Surviving: husband M. G. Long. brother Wiley Long. sisters Ada Long and Mrs. Arthur Hicks. niece Gay Camelia Hufines. nephew Delbert Long. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Southside Baptist Church. Burial in Pleasant Ridge Christian church cemetery near Guilford College. The body remains at Walker Funeral Home until 4 p.m. Tuesday.
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Thomasville
Nevada Elizabeth Long
Moon Street
Pilot Mountain
Ada Long
Rt. 1
Arthur Hicks
Boonesville
Neice
Gay Camelia Huffines
Delbert Long
Southside Baptist Church
Pleasant Ridge Christian Church
Guilford College
Walker Funeral Home
Be Transformed Nation Returns To Faith Says Lindsey Speech
Rev Julian A Lindsey spoke at Central Friends meeting recalling Genesis 12 2 and urging humility, spiritual values, and unity to counter postwar gremlins of haughtiness dissension wastefulness and godlessness urging America to renew faith and resilience through divine blessing
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Julian A. Lindsey
Central Friends Meeting
Cecil Haworth
Paul Tudor Jones
First Presbyterian Church
May L. Tomlinson
Beethoven
Carey
Dickey
Grieg
Haworth
Lindsey
America
Erica
England
Europe
Air Corps
Belgium
Germany
S. S. Corps
Dachau
Buchenwald
A L Kindley Dies From Self Inflicted Wounds
Thomasville July 22 Ar bul as Luther Kindley 30 a Route 2 Asheboro resident died in an Asheboro hospital from self inflicted gun wounds He married Stella Hughes in early manhood and is survived by wife two sons Dallas and Charles Leo two daughters Lois Evelyn and Shirley Ann five brothers Gurney Wade Dalton Route 2 Asheboro Route 1 Trinity Route 1 Denton Route 1 Trinity and Route 2 Trinity six sisters Sirona Snyder Odetta Lanier Route 1 Denton Leona Harris Route 1 Trinity Lavenia Hill Route 2 Trinity Olena Maness High Point Anna Mae Kindley Route 2 Asheboro Funeral at Mt Shepherd Methodist Church Randolph County Tuesday 11 am Burial in church cemetery Walker Funeral Home to 7 pm Monday before moving to residence Also notes on Monitor Merimac Civil War ironclad and use of Alabaster in manufacturing of dishes lamp shades and powder boxes.
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Thomasville
Luther Kindley
Asheboro
Lexington
Kindley
Randolph County
Cicero R
Cecilia Pierce Kindley
Stella Hughes
Dallas
Charles Leo Kindley
Lois Evelyn
Shirley Ann Kindley
Henry
Arnall Kindley
Trinity
Gurney Wade
Dalton Kindley
Sirona Snyder
Odetta Lanier
Denton
Leona Harris
Lavenia Hill
Olena Maness
High Point
Anna Mae Kindley
Mt. Shepherd Methodist Church
Walker Funeral Home
Workers angry over High Point salary scales shift
City employees express growing dissatisfaction as budget proposals from City Manager Roy S. Braden edge toward modest raises. Department heads fear staff losses as living costs rise, with police and fire personnel noted for larger per month boosts. Officials cite limited funds constraining wage adjustments amid concerns of unequal increments and tenure-based pay.
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Odell Smith
Roy S. Braden
High Point
Police
Civil Service
Braden
Ball Bound Over To Jury Session Of Local Court
Zachariah A Ball 62 of High Point bound over to the next jury session for possession of 52 cases and 10 four fifth bottles of whiskey bonds set at 1000 dollars. He was arrested by Deputy Burrows and Captain Johnson at his Freeman mill farm Saturday afternoon. Bond had been set at 300 dollars. Other locals include Williams fined 25 dollars and 100 costs for concealed weapon and DUI. Guest and Chapman fined costs for immorality. Several defendants faced speeding and related counts with suspended sentences or reduced costs.
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Zachariah A. Ball
High Point
Rt. 5
Ball
Herman Burrows
W. C. Johnson
Freeman Mill
Davie Williams
East Washington Sweet
Robert Guest
East High Street
Fredda Mae Chapman
Andrew Bruce
Grayson Street
Samuel Dockery
Beamans Alley
Carl C. Garrett
William Allen Burney
Jamestown
Arthur Samuel
English Street
Grover Marion
Welborn Street
Chamber Board Hosts Local Medical Men at Sheraton
The Chamber of Commerce board, with 25 members, will host local medical professionals at the Sheraton Thursday at 6 15 PM. Guests, several returning from military service, will discuss chamber cooperation with doctors. a new hospital is planned but funds are lacking.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
Joe A. Johnson
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce Board
Johnson
Chamber Traffic Committee Set To Meet At Sheraton Hotel
The traffic and transportation committee of the chamber of commerce will meet Tuesday at 12:15 PM at the Sheraton hotel. Henry Foscue chairs the committee with J. T. Ryan as vice chair.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
Henry Foscue
J. T. Ryan
County Survey to Be Ready on July 31
A final report on the Guilford Greensboro High Point economic survey will be completed for a July 31 joint meeting at Sedgefield. Secretary Frank Sizemore says the supper affair at the inn will present an up to date view of the county economy including Greensboro and High Point. Josephine Bonaparte introduced the custom of daily baths with soap in Europe.
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Guilford
Josephine Bonaparte
Europe
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B. F. Thomas
Imer
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Endai
South Main ST
M. G. Long
Erelot
N. L. Warner
U.S
Regina Warner
John Macon
Auto Service
W. Broad
Rgoebuck and Co
Sachin
Costantene
Terie
North Mail
Sears
Peptt
Rae Seata
Way Fayment Man
A. L. Kindley
Hamilton Lumber CO
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Eryday
Security National
Neyveans
Nat Walker
Walgreen
Jeff
N. Main ST
Peterson
Ledgers Brooks
Robinson’s
Celcil
Office Equipment CO
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Grace Flower Shop
Washington
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Southern Motor CO
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