Deaths and Funerals in Marlboro and Area
Miss Elva Davis a four year old Marlboro resident died Friday at her home. Funeral services were held at her residence with Bob Bulla officiating. Interment in Marlboro Friends Church Cemetery. Mrs Delia J Snyder age 88 widow of S Clark Snyder died Thursday in Maryfield. Funeral services were at the Koonce Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Roy Watts officiating. Interment in Old Union Methodist Church Cemetery. James Luther Styles 51 of 2006 Van Buren Street died Thursday morning at High Point Memorial Hospital. Funeral from his residence with Rev W H Barker officiating. Interment Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Samuel N Allen Sr funeral at Yows Chapel with Rev Lewis E Mabry and Dr Kenneth Goodson officiating. Interment Floral Garden Cemetery. Body to remain at Yow's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Davis
Esterday
Bob Bulla
David
Stanley
Frank
Clifton
Harrison Davis
Harvey W. Farlow
Marlboro
Friends Church
Miss Davis
Delia Snyder
Delia J. Snyder
S. Clark Synder
Koonce
Roy Watts
First Presbyterian Church
Roger R. Snyder
Harold Smith
William Lee Smith
Wiliam C. Payne
Clarence Whitten
Harvey E. Ritch
Eldred Payne
Jack Albright
Old Union Methodist Church
Randolph County
Snyder
Maryfield
James Luther Styles
van Buren Street
W. H. Barker
Southside Baptist Church
T. C. Wilson
John Hyde
Leo Morrison
Waiksel E. Grout
L. T. Land
W. H. Mullis
Floral Garden Park
Mr. Styles
High Point Memorial Hospital
Samuel N. Allen Sr
Yow’s Funeral Home
Lewis E. Mabry
Ward Street Methodist Church
Kenneth Goodson
Winston-Salem
Floral Garden Cemetery
Yow’s
George Leach Taken By Death Unexpectedly
George Leach of Lexington Kentucky and a former High Point resident died unexpectedly in Chester. He leaves his wife of Lexington and a niece Mrs Knight of Isch. The body arrives tomorrow evening and funeral services are planned for Tuesday afternoon at Sechrest Funeral Home. Interment will follow in Oakwood Cemetery. he was a Presbyterian and a member of Lexington Elks.
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George Leach
Lexington
High Point
Chester
Knight
Isch
Sechrest
Oakwood Cemetery
Me Leach
Lexington Ee Elks
Cops File Four Assault Charges in City Night Activities
Four assaults were reported with minor injuries. Roberta Tatum 25 was charged with cutting George Jackson. three stitches were needed. Bond posted and hearing set. Ronald Odell 18 faced assault with a cue stick on P L Wall. bond posted for August 3 hearing. Evelyn Gardner 20 and Diane McHenry 18 were involved in a separate dispute with varying accusations. Charlie Gibbs and Carrie Rivers were charged with fornication and adultery. James Payne and Willie Kirk faced gambling charges with court appearance set for August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Mae Tatum
West Street
George Jackson
Jackson
Tatum
Ronald Odell
Fairfield Road
P. L. Wall
Evelyn Gardner
Pickett Street
Diane McHenry
Faust
Gardner
McHenry
Miss Gardner
Charlie Gibbs
Carrie Rivers
W. Willis Street
James A. Payne
Willie Lee Kirk
Hoover Street
Hylton Named Delegate to National Toastmasters Meet
Bill HyMom elected to represent local Toastmasters Club Number 582 at the national Toastmasters convention in Detroit on August 22. The selection occurred at Friday’s club meeting at the Sheraton Hotel chaired by Willis Harris with speakers Edgar Smider Arnold Culler Clark Wilson and Elmer James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill HyMom
Toastmasters Club
Detroit
Hylton
Sheraton Hotel
Willis Harris
Edgar (Bucky) Smider
Arnold Culler
Clark Wilson
Elmer James
Van Fleet Hospitalized After Appendicitis Attack
General James A. Van Fleet, retired commander and Korean War veteran, is hospitalized in Alachua after an appendicitis attack during a trip from Alabama to his home in Hobe. He had felt unwell for several days prior to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Fleet
James A. van Fleet
Alachua
Gan
Ide
Ala
A J Westmoreland Dies In Hospital
A J Westmoreland 84 of Route 4 Thomasville died at City Memorial Hospital at 7 45 p m after three years of illness. Born in Stokes County March 11 1872 he lived in Davidson County 43 years. Survived by three daughters nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral from Zion Evangelical and Reform Church with Rev Stick officiating, burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Arethus
Tannie Sapp
W. L. McGee
Willard Cecil
Joe R. Bowers
Route 4
Tom Westmoreland
Route 1
Rural Hall
Zion Evangelical & Reformed Church
Gs Aeks Bam
Fred Jurney
Symere
J. Eo
Twins Undergo Eye Removal After Fibroplasia Diagnosis
High Point doctors confirmed a diagnosis in two twin girls, later operated on to remove both eyes using plastic spheres to keep sockets open. Janet had one eye removed. Jane kept two. Both recovering well at Memorial Hospital with improved feeding and activity as they near walking and speech milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Duke Hospital
Duke
McBride
Burton
Donald
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Jane
Janet
Memorial Hospital
Edie
Mrs. McBride
Carolyn Jean
Ada Blair
Opening Leaf Price Of $55 Predicted For South Carolina
Raleigh July 28 forecast an opening day rice average between $54 and $55 for South Carolina and Border North Carolina flue-cured tobacco markets starting sales Thursday. Hedrick North Carolina ag official said price could rise above $55, noting SC crop quality weaker than NC and uneven rainfall. Markets include Darlington Dillon Hemingway Kingstree Lake City Lamar Loris Mullins Pamplico Timmonsville. North Carolina towns Chadbourn Fair Bluff Clarkton Fairmont Fayetteville Lumberton City Whiteville reported opening average of $57.28. NC markets began Aug 3 with $52.59. Hedrick said opening together is better and harvest may slow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
South Carolina
North Carolina
W. P. Hedrick
Hedrick
Florida
Garations
Virginia
Georgia-Florida
Old Belt
Automobile Fuel Share: Steel Consumption in the United States
The automobile consumes about one fifth of U S steel production each year while Battle Harbour stands as a Sabra center in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Battle Harbour
Sabra
Last Union Army Vet In Coma At Hospital
Albert Woolson 109 last survivor of the Civil War in the Union Army lay in a coma at St. Luke's Hospital in Duluth Minnesota. Attendants said his condition remained critical with lung congestion and he was receiving oxygen. Three daughters were bedside as he had previously hospitalized several times for lung congestion amid advancing age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Albert Woolson
St. Luke's Hospital
Woolson
John Kobus
Kobus
Arthur Johnson
Robert Campbell
Daniel Leads In Texas in Democratic Primary Race
Dallas July 28 U.S. Senator Price Daniel a Democrat who backed Eisenhower in 1952 took a narrow lead over Ralph Yarborough for the Democratic nomination as governor of Texas in early returns from today's primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
U.S
Price Daniel
Eisenhower
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Lake Junaluska Plans $300,000 Lodge for Conference Center
Lake Junaluska NC July 28 The board of trustees of the Lake Junaluska Methodist Assembly authorized construction of a $300,000 lodge to expand housing during summer conference operations for the churchs Southeastern jurisdiction covering nine states and Cuba. Work will begin this fall on the first unit led by Edwin L Jones of Charlotte. The plan also includes a new cafeteria near the lodge and dormitory type facilities for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Junaluska
Board of Trustees of
Junaluska
Ern
Cuba
Edwin L. Jones
Charlotte
Jones
Plane Lands Safely After Ocean Scare
A damaged plane with four engines stuck and a frozen propeller suffered an ocean scare but declared safe. The competent crew and stewardesses assumed control as Coast Guards escorted the crippled craft to Informational Airport for a cautious approach watched by a crowd.
Charlotte Woman Held In Slaying
Charlotte, July 28 Janie Duncan was arrested on a murder charge after her husband was found fatally stabbed in the kitchen. Police said authorities arrived to find the man dead several hours earlier and that Mrs. Duncan claimed she woke to find him crawling through a window and she stabbed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Janie Duncan
YMCA Deadline Set for Youth Trips This Summer
High Point YMCA announces last day to register for New Hope and Cuba trips. New Hope camp runs August 12 to 19 for boys 11 to 13, Cuba trip August 21 to September 1 for ages 13 to 16. Registration via YMCA at 9127 or 7927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
New Hope
Cuba
YMCA
Portrait photographer Chiles returns from Chicago trade show
L C Chiles owner of Southern Portrait Studio on English Street spent a week in Chicago attending the Photographers Association of America Convention and Trade Show. He was among about 7000 photographers at technical programs and demonstrations with notable figures from MGM Studios and Arthur Azzimme of New York.
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L. C. Chiles
Southern Portrait Studio
English Street
Chicago
Photgraphers' Association of America
Chiles
New York
Nnes
Charlie Spencer Joins Anderson's West End Drug Store
Charlie Spencer, a longtime figure in the local drug trade, joins Anderson's West End Drug Store per owner Ernest Anderson Sr. Spencer spent 25 years in the field, including time with Eckerd's and Hoffman Drug Store. He invites friends and former customers to visit, noting free delivery and fresh drugs. Stop in and say hello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Spencer
Anderson’s
West End
Ernest Anderson
Spencer
Eckerd’s
Hoffman Drug Store
Anderson's
Charlie
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A.J. Westmoreland
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Ohio Valley
Daniel
Awwks
Murres
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Grouse
Sprescription Pharmacésts
Vartage
Koonts-Mcghee Drug CO
Pontiac
America
Salem Steel Company
Les
Winston Sotem
Semple
Speedy
Winston-Solem, N. C
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