Obituary: Mrs Martha K Farmer Dies at 84
Mrs. Martha K Farmer age 84 died yesterday at her home after illness. Services at Rock Church near Raleigh tomorrow morning, burial at Oakwood Memorial Park at 2 o clock. She was a longtime Green Street Baptist member in High Point and survived by three children, 13 grandchildren, and 15 great grandchildren.
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Martha K
Rock Church
Raleigh
A. Falk
J. S. Hig
Oakwood Memorial Park
Farm
Community Luncheon Held at the Hankins Home
Deep River farmer Herman Hankins visits High Point as Mrs Pearl S Hank High Point attends a family gathering in Mia Hankins home. Numerous relatives and friends listed include Aldine Gilbert Janet Hankins Guy Hoskins Eva Thornton Reba Hawkey and others. A noon buffet followed a four year state visit with best wishes for community improvements.
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H. Clay Hankins
Diego
Calif
Kines
Mia
Herman
Janet Hankins
Guy Hoskins
J. B. Hankilotte
Miss
Eva Thornton
Reardan
Clarence
Pearl
High Point
Virginia Thrift
Lydia
Guilford County Realty Transfers Reported
Guilford County realty transfers include Victoria Crouch Hoover to F. Hoover with interest in High Point tract for $10. General Realty Co to J. B. Shackleford and wife for Forrest Avenue tract. Home Owners' Loan Corp to T. C. Church and wife on Route 70 for $4,000. J. Ashmore and others to W. O. Owens and wife on Pinecroft Road. G W Pulp trustee to Olin Fulp adjoining Turner. T F Iseley to J. W. Iseley and wife adjoining Cobb for $10. H R Kyser trustee to W. R. Phillips two lots in Worth and Tuttle subdivision for $800.
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High Point Township
Victoria Crouch Hoover
Hoover
City of
High Point
General Realty Company
J. B. Shackleford
Forrest Avenue
Morehead Township
Olin Fulp
Turner
Chicago Produce Prices Hold Steady as Butter and Eggs Edge Up
AP reports June 11 butter prices unchanged while eggs show mixed moves. Butter at 19 cents a pound for extra firsts, 18 1 2 cents for graded firsts locally, receipts 1,744 with stage and extras at 20 cents.
Korjena Aims to Reduce Fat With Promises of Science
An advertisement touts Korjena as a safe fat reducing treatment claiming dramatic weight and measurement losses. A testimonial from Margaret Reed of Philadelphia notes losing 29 pounds and several inches, with claims of no harmful ingredients like dinitrophenol or thyroid. The copy urges taking Korjena Tablets and notes availability at main drug stores.
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Margaret Reed
Gordon St
Philadelphia
Millers Discuss Freight Rates at Piedmont Meeting
At Old Point Comfort Virginia on June 11 the Piedmont Millers Association moved to close sessions with talks on freight charges and wheat prospects. Adolph Cook of Richmond was on the program to discuss Freight Charges Affecting Piedmont Millers while B C Green of Wadesboro North Carolina prepared Wheat Prospects in My Community. The nominating committee indicated further details.
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Old Point Comfort
Piedmont Millers’ Association
Adolph Cook
Richmond
Piedmont Millers
C. Green
Wadesboro
N. C
Indi
Burris Named Acting President of Wingate Junior College
Wingate Junior college trustees recommended Craven C. Burris, a longtime faculty member, as acting president to succeed James B. Little, whose resignation was accepted yesterday.
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Burris
Wingate
Wingate Junior College
Craven C. Burris
James B. Little
Convention Day Hints At Officer Elections
The report indicates members will attend the convention today and vote for officers for the coming year. Local officials prepare for elections and current leadership anticipates new terms.
Textile Worker Shot To Death in Gastonia
Jim Neely, 51, remained jailed after admitting he fired a shotgun twice to frighten prowlers near a pig sty. Ward, 40, a textile worker and family man, was found dead near an outbuilding with a back shot wound, authorities say.
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Gastonia
Jim Neely
Jesse Ward
Neely
Ward
Stupidity Praised by Nerve Specialists in Atlantic City
At an American Medical Association meeting in Atlantic City on June 11, a group of nerve specialists argued that reducing pre frontal brain tissue can lower nervous disorders. They cite human and ape experiments removing parts of the brain as evidence that these lobes drive intelligence and problematic behavior.
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Alaska
Eetadicaens
Arm
Tl Cs Ob
Moehiuee Bs
BonGin Aviag
Os Sociesees
Chrysler
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Libby
Abe Naeem
Loew
Aden
Trans & West Ms Os
Nit Corp
Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
Sanford area firemen elect new Sandhills leaders
At the Sandhills Firemen's Association annual convention in Sanford members returned home with new officers. A. Rowell of Southern Pines was named president and C. I. Gunter of Sanford was elected vice-president.
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Asheville
Frank Smith
Herman White
Spencer
Billie
Arle
John White
Burlington
Hubert Simpson
Clar- T. J. Jones
Carl Simpson
Bert Lohr
Leonard
Jones
Iile
Frances Thornton
Bill Dillon
Marsh
Lion
Shady Oak
Hutt
Charles Alexander Borond
V. Idol
Ther
T. J. Jones
Mont
Olney Horney
Jackson
Fayetteville
L. Jackson
Henry
Ed Winslow
the Oaks
Mrs
Price Haywood
Missammond
Uth Horney
Mr. Hay
Helen Dixon
Brooklyn
Henry Davis
N. Y. Stocks
Ers
Jean Harlow
Jean Belle
Guilford County Realty
Jefferson Township
T. F. Iseley
J. W. Iseley
Cobb
H. R. Kyser
W. R. Phillips
Worth and Tuttle
Mann Drug Co
Chicago
Main St
Advertisers Exchange
Prgs
Pinkhamn
Castoria
Cadrus
Dean
Ladies
Celaphane Raincoats
Mann
Miles Nervine
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