Mrs. Mamie Pritchard Dies in Local Nursing Home
Mamie H. Pritchard died at a local home after six weeks of critical illness. She was widow of J. H. Pritchard of 216 West Bay Street and mother of Fred Pritchard, Emmett F. Pritchard, and Lt. Col. Wilbur D. Pritchard. The service will be at Yow's Funeral Home Chapel with Dr. Kenneth B. Goodson officiating. interment in Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Mamie H. Pritchard
Ghocee Ohan
J. H. Pritchard
West Bay Street
Pritchard
Ran- Walker Henley
First Methodist Church
Fred
Fred §. Pritchard
Gaffney
Emmett F
Asheboro
Wilbur D. Pritchard
U. S. Air Force
California
G. G. Preston, Jr
Abingdon
R. B
F. Oe
Mt. Gilead
Yow
Kenneth B. Goodson
Oakwood Memorial Park
Yow's
S. P. Montgomery
Percy Payne
Herman Burrows
George V. Lewis
Virgil F. Morgan
D. A. Dowdy
Local Doctor's Brother Dies In Greensboro
L Davis brother of Dr Philip B Davis of High Point died suddenly yesterday morning at his Greensboro home of a heart attack. He formerly worked at O Hewy and Bliss Restaurant and Mayfair Cafeteria and was a former professional baseball player. Funeral at 4 p m today at Forbis and Murray Greensboro with Rev Samuel Sox. Survived by wife Inza Hiffines and Dwight G Davis of New York.
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L. Davis
Philip B. Davis
High Point
Greensboro
Davis
O. Hewy and Bliss
Mayfair
Forbis and Murray
Samuel Sox
First Church
Inza Hiffines
Dwight G. Davis
New York
Obituary notices for Barnes Workman and Row read in three churches
Funeral services were held Sunday for Joseph Addison Barnes 82 in Reavis Memorial Baptist Church with Rev. Lloyd Garner and Rev. J W Allen officiating. Interment followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery, Bakertown. Also Sunday funeral for Mose P Workman 71 of Edgewood Avenue Thomasville from Southside Baptist Church with six active pallbearers and Bible Class members assisting. Interment at Fairgrove Methodist Cemetery. Elizabeth Swicegood Row funeral conducted at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church with six pallbearers and interment at Mount Pleasant Methodist Cemetery after an extended illness.
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Joseph Addison Barnes
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church
Lloyd Garner
J. W. Allen
Ernest Smith
M. R. Ingram
R. L. Rodden
J. M. Thomas
T. M. Briles
Roy Bennison
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Barnes
Bakertown
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
Mose P. Workman
Edgewood Avenue
Southside Baptist Church
D. Baker
Stor
R. L. West
Fountainity
A. J. Maxwell
J. D. Williams
M. G. Long
Barney Byerly
Jesse Crawford
Allen Hill
Fairgrove Methodist Church
Workmann
Elizabeth Swicegood Row
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Joseph Anson
Hubert Oliver
Howard Ring
Clarence Queen
John Moore
Wayne Welborn
P. M. Dailey
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Memorial Hospital
Ex High Point Man Named Higher Post
A former maintenance director in High Point, K Saunders, has been named superintendent of public schools in Lynchburg. Saunders left High Point last December and has been assistant supervisor in Lynchburg since then.
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K. Saunders
Public Schools
Ark
Saunders
High Point
Lynchburg
Eight Alarm Fire Devastates Brooklyn Tenement Block
A massive eight alarm blaze in Greenpoint Brooklyn destroyed four tenements and multiple factories, forcing 500 residents from homes. The fire injured several and caused over a million dollars in damage as 550 pieces of fire equipment battled the flames for three hours. A missing watchman from the car barn of origin and a neon Jesus Saves sign drew attention amid the smoke and chaos.
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New York
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
Walter Roble
Jesus
Stree
City
Coast Guard
Debt of bidding in New York bridge hand debate
Readers dispute a New York tournament hand where North cannot bid with only an ace and a queen and a short suit led by South. South defends by a takeout double and three level bid, asserts South can reach five clubs by trumps and spade finesse, and North questions the plan.
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North
South
Negro Jailed After Driving Drunk Charge
Thomasville report notes Artis Stewart Thompson 310 Winston Street held in jail in default of bond after drunken driving arrest by highway patrols around 8 o clock. A second arrest by local officers involved Thomas Marshall 919 Barnwell Street for reckless driving with a court citation set.
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Thomasville
Artis Stewart Thompson
Winston Street
Thomas Marshall
Barnwell Street
Unity Street
Marshall
Apain
Story Hour Booked For Tuesday Afternoon
The usual story hour will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock. All boys and girls invited to attend the baseball game of reading.
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Reading
Repiton Odd Fellows to Install Officers at Meeting
The Repiton Lodge Odd Fellows will install officers tomorrow at 7 30 p.m in Odd Fellows Hall with Dewey Faught district deputy Greensboro assisting. Oath of office will be taken by Irwin Dawson noble grand Paul Craven vice grand R D Mooney records secretary C F Hayes finance secretary and J L McMahan treasurer as full lodge membership urged to attend.
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Repiton
Odd Fellows of
Repiton Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Dewey Faught
Greensboro
Irwin Dawson
Noble Grand
Paul Craven
R. D. Mooney
C. F. Hayes
J. L. McMahan
Vacanl Lodge
Boot Training Moves to Bainbridge Maryland
Naval enlistees will receive basic boot training at Bainbridge Md instead of a 3000 mile trek to San Diego Cal a directive issued to ten recruiting headquarters states recruits will be a day or so from home for initial leave after basic training Two more men were shipped from the local station Hurley McNeill and Henry Moore and their families are listed in this brief notice
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San Diego
Cal
Bainbridge
Hurley McNeill
Sadie McNeill
Steeds
Henry Moore
George Moore
Robbins
Thomasville Chamber Moves Its Quarters
Thomasville local Chamber of Commerce moves to larger quarters on the third floor front of the bank. Joint committees from the Merchants Association and the Chamber Board plan expanded space to promote the town celebration. Two rooms once used by local doctors will house the chamber functions.
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Thomasville
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Association
Chamber Board
Hoyle
Blind couple weds with seeing eye dogs in Fort Wayne gown
In Fort Wayne Indiana on Friday 30 year old Paul Neukom married Peggy Wilson both blind with guide dogs. The ceremony at First Baptist Church featured Peggy's dog Lady Rikki and Neukom's Tex in formal dress guiding the couple to the altar. They planned a Chicago honeymoon visit then a Minnesota resort stay and radio TV appearances followed.
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Chicago
Paul Neukom
Neukom
Peggy
First Baptist
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rikki
Tex
Peggy Wilson
Columbus, O
Sidney Wilson
Wilson
Neukoms
Minnesota
Funnyman
Jimmy Durante
Durante
Pilot Guide Dog Foundation
Columbus
International Convener le Co
Police Seek Missing Woman From Howell Street
Police hunt for 25 year old Mrs. Olamay Neal of Howell Street who has been missing since early yesterday evening. Residents report she was last seen near her home as officers launch searches.
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Howell Street
Olamay Neal
Red Rolfe May Be Out As Tiger Skipper Tonight
Detroit may replace manager Red Rolfe before the game with the Chicago White Sox at Briggs Stadium. The front office debates a change and the talks include a potential trade involving the Red Sox, with no final decision announced.
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Red Rolfe
Tiger Skipper
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Briggs Stadium
Bob Detroit
Rin Bi
Building Permit Issued for 511 Hawthorne Street Home
A. E. White receives a permit to construct a five room house at 511 Hawthorne Street with an estimated total cost of 7500 dollars.
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A. E. White
Hawthorne Street
U S Troops to Assure Austria of Independence
U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson said American troops will stay in occupied Austria until its independence is secured. He blamed Soviet delaying tactics for blocking a four power treaty and visited Austrian leaders including President Theodor Koerner to pledge U S support for final freedom. He noted Allied forces in Austria totaling around 25,000 for the U S Britain and France versus Soviet forces. He spoke during a two day visit aimed at bolstering Austrian resolve while Berlin and German matters remained tense.
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Vienna
Austria
U. S
Dean Acheson
Russia
Ran Ilsingestern
Acheson
Theodor Koerner
Truman
Britain
France
Koerner
Winter Palace
Walter J
Karl Gruber
Duri
Brazil
Washington
Berlin
West
Deficit Ends 1952 Fiscal Year With $2.5 Billion Shortfall
Washington reports the government closed its 1952 fiscal year in the red by about 2.5 billion dollars, better than President Truman expected. Revenue near 62.7 billion was offset by total spending around 68.4 billion as last minute appropriations loom.
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Washington
Truman
Treasury
ACT-ON First Dose Taglines Rheumatic Pain Claim
Advertising copy touts ACT-ON as a first liquid dose that “works through blood” to stop arthritic and rheumatic pain at its source. Claims include thorough, fast relief and a money back guarantee if the first soothing dose does not satisfy, with tablet form also available and low cost.
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Greensboro, N. C
Wally Fowler
Oak Ridge
Bob Prather
WSM
Nashville
Cass Jewelry Co
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Southeastern Soda Shop
Esson Hy Jacoby
Thomasville Chamber
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Apache Pass
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Rhoda Flemming
Agar
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Constance Worth
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