Funeral held for Mrs. Lillie Richardson Lewallen
Funeral services were to be held at First Methodist Church Asheboro at 4 p.m. for Mrs. Lillie Richardson Lewallen 61 who died Sunday night in a local hospital. Burial followed in City Cemetery. She is survived by a daughter Mrs. Stanley E Forbes of Ridgeway Pa a son Joseph T Lewallen of Asheboro two grandchildren one sister Mrs. Arthur Cox of Asheboro and one brother Carl T Richardson of Thomasville.
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Ashebord
First Methodist Church
Lillie Richardson Lewallen
W. Harold Grace
City Cemetery
Lewallen
Stanley E. Forbes
Ridgeway
Joseph T. Lewallen
Asheboro
Arthur Cox
Carl T. Richardson
Thomasville
Death of H O Johnson Jr in Winston-Salem Hospital
Herbert Oscar Johnson Jr 31 of 501 Kennedy St died Monday night at City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem after a yearlong decline. Born November 25 1924 in Guilford County he was a Memorial Methodist Church member and Cumby Orrell Funeral Home employee. Funeral at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church Wednesday at 3:30 with Rev Higgins and Rev Richman. burial Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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Herbert Oscar Johnson Jr
Kennedy St
City Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mr. Johnson
Guilford County
Herbert Oscar and
Minnie Ring Johnson Sr
Eee Memorial Methodist Church
Cumby-Orrell Funeral Home
J. J. Johnson
High Point
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
J. 5. Higgins
George Richman
English Street Baptist Church
Cumby-Orrell Chapel
Father of Local Resident Dies in Gaffney South Carolina
H. A. Parks of Gaffney South Carolina father of Mrs. James B. Love lace of 625 Colonial Dr High Point died last night at 10 30 in a Gaffney hospital. He had been a patient there since last Thursday. Funeral services will be held sometime tomorrow, but arrangements had not been completed late this morning.
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H. A. Parks
Gaffney
S. C
James B. Lovelace
High Point
Gaffeny Hospital
No Boycott Solution Found
In Tallahassee Florida both White and Negro leaders failed to resolve a 29 day boycott of city buses over segregated seating. Cities Transit Inc warned of an indefinite shutdown while the City Commission held a conference for a settlement with no compromise reached.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Cities Transit, Inc
W. T. Mayo
Negro Inter Civic Council
Ben Harris Passes In Thomasville
Ben R Harris 46 owner of the Boston Store in Thomasville dies suddenly at his home. He was born in 1909 in Chatham County and lived in Thomasville since 1940. Surviving are his wife Isabel Boyles four daughters Ben R Harris Jr one sister three brothers and many extended relatives. Funeral at Memorial Methodist Church with burial in the city cemetery and memorial gifts to the church Chimes Fund.
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Thomasville
Ben R. Harris
Boston
Carmall St
Mr. Harris
Chatham County
Murphy H
Ida Johnson Harris
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Fandore Chemical Works, Inc
Memorial Methodist Church
Thomasville Lions Club
George Green
Ernest E. Harris
Graham
Henry L. Harris
Galax
Harvey W. Harris
Kansas City
Harold M. Robinson
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
Thomasville Merchants Association
Memorial Methodist Church Chimes
Court Finds Six Guilty Of Traffic Violations
In a brief Recorder's Court session in Thomasville five persons were convicted of traffic violations and one for drunkenness. James Allen Felder pleaded guilty to driving without a license and faced $39.15 in fines and costs with a conditional judgment pending license acquisition. Felder was arrested June 13 on Church Street. Peters Tyson and Jerry Vernon Leonard were found not guilty of reckless driving after a June 16 minor accident on Jacob. Two others were convicted of speeding and another for drunkenness.
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Thomasville
James Allen Felder
Church Street
Cense
Felder
Peter Tyson
Route 1
Jerry Vernon Leonard
Jacob Street
Fire reported at Mrs Welch's apartment in St Louis
Mrs Martha Welch on a front porch when a truck driver asked about a fire on the third floor. She saw flames coming from her apartment and the blaze, confined to her quarters, caused about 1250 dollars in damage.
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ST. Louis
Martha Welch
United States Uses Third of Global Goods and Services
The United States consumes roughly one third of the world's goods and services, highlighting its dominant position in global economies and consumer markets. This share reflects high domestic demand, extensive production networks, and influential monetary policy shaping international trade.
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United States
115 Year-Old Man Had Own Teeth at Death
The family of Joe Gonzales says he died yesterday at age 115. Coroner deputies, alerted by his granddaughter, reported he still had his own teeth.
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Los Angeles
Joe Gonzales
Primatene Offers Inhaled Relief Without Prescription
Primatene opens bronchial tubes loosens mucous and relieves tension without injections. The formula combines three medicines in full prescription strength for asthma distress. Sleep at night and freedom from spasms with Primatene at drugstores for 98 cents money back guarantee 1956 Whitehall Pharmacal Company.
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Whitehall Pharmacal Company
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H. O. Johnson Jr
Ben Witherington Jr
The
North Carolina Symphony Society
James Foscue
Center
E. Thad McInnis
Charles Taylor
Floyd D. Mehan
Foscue
James Smith
Gaffney, S. C
Ben Harris
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Colorado
Union Bus Terminal
Lindsay St
Asheville
Charlotte
Mobile
Ala
Atlanta
Montgomery
Wilmington
N. C
Myrtle Beach, S.C
Washington, D.C
Virginia Beach
Lynchburg
Masterbuilt
Belk-Beck CO
Dept
Cette
Reinhard
Southern Rep
von D. Oehmig
Columbus, Ga
Cuilford
N. Main St
Jarrell
New York, N. Y
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