Deaths and Funerals Mickey and Clifton
Josephine Mickey 57 resident of 511 Fairfield Rd died suddenly from a heart attack at 1018 Monthieu Ave while painting. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Monday at Green Street Baptist with burial Floral Garden Cemetery. James Clifton 72 Greensboro native died at Wesley Long Hospital after an extended illness. Funeral services were incomplete yesterday.
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Josephine Pap
Mickey
Ckey
Sir Fairfield Rd
Monthieu Avenue
Stokes County
Julius
Ellen Westmoreland Mickey
Agnes Reynolds
Fairfield Rd
Frank Carroll
Grayson Cowan
Robert Foust
Kay Mickey
High Point
Reynolds Mickey
Joseph B. Mickey
U. S. Army
Fort Jackson
S. C
Rove Coe
Winston-Salem
Ed King
Pinnacle
Alice Johnson
Pilot Mornn
George T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
Floral Garden
James Clifton
James Asbury Clifton
Greensboro
Wesley Long Hospital
Emma Copley
Durham County
Oll
W. S
H. B
H. P. Clifton
B. E
A. B. Clifton
J. C. Clifton
Asheboro
Hilliard Capps
George J. Jones Dies En Route to Hospital at 73
George Marshall Jones, 73, of 307 Howell Street, died last night at 7:45 en route to a local hospital. Born in Davidson County in 1881, he was a machinist for Johnson Frame Works. Survived by wife Colney Royals Jones, two sons Roy B. Jones and Thurman Jones, two daughters Gladys Thomas and Neil Cathcart, and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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George Jones
George Marshall Jones
Howell St
Davidson County
Jessie L
Susian Jones
Johnson Frame Works
Colney Royals Jones
Roy B. Jones
High Point
Thurman Jones
New Orleans
Gladys Thomas
Baltimore
Neil Cathcart
Duke To Present Degrees To Ten High Pointers
Ten high pointers will be among 360 Duke University graduates at commencement in Durham tomorrow. Names include John H Bell Truett A Grant Anne P Hall Donald S Huber Rebecca A Johnson Sanford P Kezich Robert L Ladehoff John W McGuinn Jr Henry C Semmler Early G Shoaf. Other locals earning degrees are Bobby L Burrows Marcia R Drake both of Asheboro Joseph H Beasley of Ranchman Brown F Finch and Nancy J Gray both of Thomasville.
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Duke University
Durham
John H. Bell
Truett A. Grant
Anne P. Hall
Donald S. Huber
Rebecca A. Johnson
Sanford P. Kezich
Robert L. Ladehoff
John W. McGuinn Jr
Henry C. Semmler
G. Shoaf
Bobby L Burrows
A. B
Marcia R. Drake
Asheboro
Joseph H. Beasley
Rancheman
Brown F. Finch
Nancy J. Gray
Thomasville
Belgian bill seeks to end wife obedience obligation
In Brussels on June 5 the Belgian House of Representatives heard a bill to abolish the traditional obligation of a wife to obey her husband. The measure, sponsored by six Socialists—three men and three women—aims to modify the old law that requires wife obedience.
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Brussels
Belgium
House of Representatives
Miss Thomasville Beauty Crown Goes To Ann Jester
Ann Jester, 18, crowned Miss Thomasville 1954 by Nancy Stillwell. Jester will represent Thomasville in the state pageant at Burlington. she plans to teach primary education at Catawba College next fall. She won a $150 wardrobe. Marion Dickens was second and Joetta Lanier third. Mona Jo Siler earned Miss Congeniality.
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Thomasville
Ann Jester
Nancy Stillwell
Miss Jester
Dave Jester
Moore St
Burlington
Catawba College
Marion Dickens
Joetta Lanier
Mona Jo Siler
Civic Center
Jaycees
Two Year Old Struck by Car in Proctor Street Incident
A two year old boy, Terry Moore, darted from behind bushes into a moving car on Proctor Street near Highland Avenue at about 4 15 p m. He suffered cuts and bruises and received urgent hospital treatment. The driver, John H Culbertson, 28, of 221 Mill Street, was cited for improper brakes.
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Proctor St
Terry Moore
John H. Culbertson
Mill St
Highland Ave
Proctor Sts
Madras government advocates broad land reform measure
The Madras state government proposes major land reforms at the upcoming legislature session. A spokesman says the plan caps tillable land at 100 acres and transfers titles in cases where smaller farms are not personally worked by owners, with the state paying for the land.
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Madras
India
McCarthy Seen As Major Issue by Mitchell in Falls Church
Democratic National Committee chairman Stephen A. Mitchell labeled Sen. McCarthy a major issue and blamed Republican disorganization for an ineffective government. He told Young Democrats that McCarthy is an agent of the Senate whose power could be withdrawn, citing clashes between Republicans in Congress and the President.
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Falls Church
Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Mitchell
Senate
Sie Carthy
Army
Butler Master L referencing Friedman Secretary
The fragment lists legal fiduciaries with John M. Butler as master and Friedman as secretary in an archival notice, implying a formal appointment or guardianship matter. Further readable context remains insufficient to determine the case type or jurisdiction.
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John M. Butler
L. Ft. Friedman
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Duke
ST. Louis
Southern Baptists Convention
Green Street Baptist
George Tunstall
Stout
Gardner-Webb College
Marie Grant
Jester
Guilford Monument Co., Inc
Guilford Memorial Park
McClellan
Ark
Sysmington
Tachean
Waeh
Congress
Numa F Reid
Underwood
Cecil
Iis Co
Essick Ara Wiha
Bedford Sales
Penney’s
Chenille
Brother's den
Penney
Dupont
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