Death of Lavada B Fraley at Greensboro home
Lavada B Fraley 50 died at her home 801 Carr Street Greensboro after illness, born October 9 1894 in High Point to J E and Corronia Davis. Survived by parents J E Fraley Knoxville Tenn and Mrs W P Mills Tam ral services Monday 4:30 from chapel. Rev S T Atkinson to lead. interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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Lavada B. Fraley
Carr Street
Beclin
Fraley
J. E
Corronia Davis
Ford General Hospital
Wesleyong
Greensboro
Heddleston
J. E. Fraley
Knoxville
Tenn
W. P. Mills
S. T. Tkinson
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs. Selah Bell Dies at 510 Wise Street in Asheboro
Mrs Selah Hasty Bell 72 wife of Thomas S Bell died at her home 510 Wise Street shortly after noon Friday after months of declining health She was born November 1 1872 in Union County and lived in the city for 50 years She belonged to Springfield Friends church Surviving are her husband four daughters three sons two foster sons two brothers two sisters and two grandchildren The body returned to the residence Saturday and funeral services are set for Sunday at 4 pm at Springfield Friends church with Rev Milton Hadley in charge Interment in Springfield cemetery
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Selah Hasty Bell
Thomas S. Bell
Wise Street
Bell
Union County
Springfield
Alf M. Wright
Randleman
Charles Hughes
Senecca
S. C
Springfield Friends Church
Milton Hadley
Springfield Cemetery
Cordell Hull Practiced Law in Tennessee Before Voting Age
The article notes Cordell Hull practiced law in Tennessee prior to reaching the legal voting age. The statement highlights Hull’s early legal work and youth in the state.
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Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Pyelonephritis A Treatable Kidney Inflammation
A King Features Syndicate medical piece explains pyelonephritis a kidney and pelvis inflammation often diagnosed early by fever back pain and urinary findings. It covers acute care with bed rest fluids and alkaline agents then urinary antiseptics and specific sulfonamide or mandelic acid drugs guided by the germ type.
Mrs Jesse Rankin Smith Dies After Year Long Illness
Mrs Jesse Rankin Smith age 65 of 205 Pine Street died at home after a year of illness. Born in High Point on July 30 1879 she was married to W L Smith Sr in 1901 and survived by a son in Alexandria Virginia a daughter in Atlanta two stepdaughters five grandchildren one brother and three sisters. She belonged to the First Presbyterian church with funeral plans pending relatives arriving.
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Jesse Rankin Smith
Pine Street
W. L. Smith
High Point
W. T
Mary Burnsides Rankin
W. L. Smith, Jr
Alexandria
Henry
Funeral Rites for Dr Charles Dabney in Asheville
The body of 90 year old Dr Charles William Dabney former president of the University of Cincinnati and former UNC professor died in Cincinnati hospital from coronary thrombosis. He was born in Hampden Sydney Virginia and had a Montreal summer home and Florida winter residence. Amelie Rives Princess Troubetzkoy dies in Charlottesville after long illness in nursing home on Chancellor Street.
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Charles Dabney
Asheville
Charles William Dabney
University of Cincinnati
University of North Carolina
Cincinnati
Dabney
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Hampden-Sydney
Montreal
Winters Park
Fid
Charlottesville
Amelie Rives
Princess Troubetzkoy
Chancellor Street
Funeral services for Mrs Maggie Hendrix altered to residence
Funeral services for 69 year old Mrs Maggie Hendrix of 206 Hillcrest drive, who died in Winston Salem, originally set for Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church at 11 am Sunday, will now be held at her home residence 206 Hillcrest drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Hendrix
Hillcrest Drive
Winston-Salem
Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church
Former High Point Man Joins VD Staff
Dr. Talmage C. Johnson, former High Point college professor and Enterprise staffer, resigns as pastor at First Baptist Kinston to become assistant director of the Venereal Disease Education Institute in Raleigh under Capus M. Waynick. He’ll begin his new duties immediately after leaving the Kinston church in 1932.
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Talmage C. Johnson
High Point College
Enterprise News
First Baptist Church
Kinston
City issues five building permits totaling 1100 dollars
The city building inspector issued five permits totaling 1100 dollars. J S Welborn receives 500 for repairs to 421 East Washington. Luther Morrison gets 500 to reroof 200 North Street. F A Osborne plans no complete details for painting his residence.
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J. S. Welborn
East Washington Street
Luther Morrison
North Street
F. A. Osborne
Continental Furniture grants paid vacation to employees
Continental Furniture announces a new policy granting one week of paid vacation for employees with one year or more of continuous service, effective July 1. About 80 percent of staff will be affected immediately, with the rest earning eligibility after completing their year. The plan received War Labor Board approval and is described as a voluntary gesture of appreciation.
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Continental Furniture Company
R. T. Holton
War Labor Board
Continental
Shisaement Gentaneal
Car Stolen From Hemrick After Brief Ownership
J C Hemrick of 109 West Green Street reported his green 1936 Ford stolen from in front of a diner on South Main and Commerce. Police alerted statewide radio within minutes. car not yet recovered after he had paid 600 dollars for the car and repair work.
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J. C. Hemrick
West Green Street
Hemrick
South Main
Commerce Streets
Divorce Action Filed With Clerk and Other Municipal Court Cases
Eural F. Cates filed for divorce from Bulah Cates on two years separation. Stanton Sechrest, 43, Greensboro, charged with abandonment and non-support, ordered to pay wife $20 weekly, abstain from intoxicants three years, and refrain from associating with Pauline Bray. Robert Edwards, youths, 210 Price Street, charged with trespassing on William Penn High School property, 30 days suspended if he stays off the grounds.
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Eural F. Cates
Bulah Cates
Stanton Sechrest
Greensboro
Robert Edwards
Price Street
William Penn High School
Sechrest
Pauline Bray
Edwards
Local repairs listed for several properties
A list shows C S Ingram paying 150 dollars to repair his home at 316 Park Street and 100 dollars for repairs at 119 East Washington Street. Saint Luke's Lutheran Church will paint its building at 816 Leonard Street for 50 dollars.
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Park Street
C. S. Ingram
East Washington Street
Saint Luke's Lutheran Church
Leonard Street
Funeral Tributes Highlighted by Musical Memory at Tate Service
An Emerywood funeral for Mr. Fred N. Tate featured a surprise piano selection by Mrs. J. E. Kirkman, who recalled Tate’s choir days and shared reflections on faith and friendship. The tribute underscored Tate’s widespread goodwill and belief in eternal care.
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Fred N. Tate
Emerywood
J. E. Kirkman
Jesus of Nazareth
Mr. Tate
North Carolina Extension Service praised for wartime effort
A North Carolina Enterprise article lauds the 1944 Extension Service annual edited by Frank H. Jeter for its patriotic wartime work and farmer contributions. It includes a remark from S. O. Schaub and recounts a humorous court scene and a joke about hospital news, highlighting local humor amid war coverage.
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Frank H.jeter
North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service
Raleigh
America
North Carolina
Armed Services
Extension Service
S. O. Schaub
Carolina
Medlin Arrested On Auto Theft Charge in County
William Medlin, 25, just released from Chatham county prison camp, arrested on auto theft charge for stealing a car owned by William C. Dedmon valued at $800. Medlin bonded at $2000. Dedmon identified him. Also, Raymond Delapp, 31, arrested on assault with bond set at $100. Also notes 1944 soybean oil use by category.
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William
Bill) Medlin
Chatham County
Medlin
William C. Dedmon
Dedmon
Roosevelt Loan Scandal Rocks Washington and Fallout Grows
The disclosure of Brigadier General Elliott Roosevelt's $196000 unpaid loan from John Hartford of Atlantic and Pacific Tea raises questions about federal agencies and possible political influence. Congress debates investigation while Hartford, the FCC and RFC faces scrutiny over approvals and debt write offs.
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Elliott Roosevelt
John Hartford
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Washington
Capitol Hill
White House
Congress
Hartford
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Federal Communications Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Army
Texas
Elliott
War Department
Intelligence Service
Greek Relief Chief Describes Dire Conditions in Greece
Spyros P. Skouras, president of the Greek War Relief Association, reports on a two month Greek tour detailing widespread destruction and severe shortages of shoes clothing and bedding. He notes over 1400 communities destroyed and explains relief efforts including mobile medical units and health centers in cooperation with UNRRA.
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Spyros P. Skouras
Greek War Relief Association
Greece
New York City
W. J. Pappas
High Point
Skouras
Axis
Mr. Skouras
UNRRA
USO Dance Outdoors Planned On East High Street
Plans are complete for an outdoor USO street dance on East High Street in front of the USO center. The event starts at 8:30 with Clyde Henry and his Greensboro orchestra providing music. Service men in town for the weekend are invited, and spectators will have ample room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
East High Street
USO Center
Clyde Henry
Greensboro
NYU Law Assistant Dean Frederick de Sloevere Dies at 58
Frederick J. de Sloevere, 58, longtime assistant head of New York University Law School since 1929 and author of several law books, died today in Yonkers. He was a native of Salem, Massachusetts.
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N. Y Y
Yonkers
N. Y
Frederick J. de Sloevere
New York University Law School
Salem
Mass
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