Thunderstorm ruling in Thomasville wind damage case
In Middle District Court Greensboro Judge Edwin M. Stanley ruled for Commercial Carving Co. saying a thunderstorm occurred Nov 22 23 in the Thomasville area causing wind damage to a warehouse. Witnesses included meteorologist J P Molen and alpert. opposing expert said no storm. Insurance companies argued basement wall damage arose from ground pressure.
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Thomasville
Middle District Court
Greensboro
Edwin M. Stanley
Commercial Carving Co
J. P. Molen
Weather Bureau
Greensboro - High Point
Leo Alpert
North Arlington
Alpert
Molen
John Henry Phillips
Phillips
Stanley
Former Resident George W Black Dies At 55 In Hospital
George W Black 55 formerly of High Point died at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem after a two week illness. He was born April 24 1906 in Georgia and worked 20 years at Briggs Manufacturing and 13 years at Black Furniture Co. He lived at Carolina Beach recently and was a member of Rankin Memorial Methodist Church and the High Point Elks. He is survived by his wife Dorothy Jester Zigler a stepson a grandson four brothers and two sisters and two sisters. Funeral services will be 2 p m tomorrow at J C Green and Son Chapel Thomasville with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The family resides at 1436 Cedrow Ave High Point.
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Thomasville
George W. Black
High Point
Baptist
Winston-Salem
Georgia
W. M
Elizabeth Freeman Black
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Black Furniture Co
Carolina Beach
J. C. Green and Son
J. S. Higgins
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Floral Garden Park
Cedrow Ave
Bible School Students Receive Certificates
Seventh-day Adventist Vacation Bible School awarded certificates Saturday led by director Miss Ethel Mackenfuss. Pastor Ralph E. Logan welcomed guests at the church. Program included songs, recitations, Bible memory work and crafts. Classes continue 7 to 9 p.m. for five weeks.
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Ethel Mackenfuss
Ralph E. Logan
Missing Boy Found Unharmed in White Mountain Search
Harold Daudelin Jr. 12 from Rochester N H was found safe Sunday at Dolly Copp Cabins near Mount Adams after vanishing in a thunderstorm Saturday. More than 100 men and a helicopter joined the search. he had minor scratches and insect bites and walked back to camp after being separated at 3 000 feet.
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Pinkham Notch
N.H
White Mountain
Harold Daudelin Jr
Mount Adams
Daudelin
Rochester
U. S. Forest Service
Dolly Copp Cabins
Assignments Given At Methodist Meeting
New ministers for the Thomasville District were introduced at a district conference in Lexington First Methodist Church. Rev. John Carper presided. Wives of ministers met to organize for upcoming activities. A $7,500 parsonage renovation loan was approved. Committee appointments and district buildings plan were announced, with several leadership changes and new appointees.
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Lexington
Thomasville
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
John Carper
Lake Junaluska
Archie Sink
District Board of Trustees
Mock St
Carper
W. W. Blanton
First Methodist
Mocksville
Dwight Pyatt
Fair Grove
A. R. Davis
Trinity Methodist
Edward L. Jones
Grace Ragan
Davidson and
Keith Spalding dies at 83 noted rancher and philanthropist
Keith Spalding 83 California based millionaire rancher philanthropist and heir to Spalding Sporting Goods Co died Sunday. Spalding came to California in 1906 from Chicago his birthplace.
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Pasadena
Calif
Keith Spalding
Spalding Sporting Goods Co
Spalding
California
Chicago
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