Funeral at First Church of God for Dale V Marsh
Dale Virgil Marsh 80 of 714 Tate St High Point died in an automobile crash near Greensboro Friday. Funeral conducted by Rev A F Newell and Rev T R Tucker at 2 p m today at First Church of God High Point with body at residence from Hanes Lineberry Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Virgil Marsh
Tate St
High Point
Church of God
A. F. Newell
T. R. Tucker
Hanes-Lineberry Funeral Home
Marsh
Greensboro
Kendrick Infant Found Dead At Home
Kendrick infant Jerry Wayne Kendrick aged two and a half was found dead this morning around 5 in his bed at Route 5 High Point. Born April 16 at High Point Memorial Hospital he is survived by parents Lucian Adell and Maudie Lawson Kendrick four sisters and brothers and half siblings in Alabama and Tennessee. Graveside services are set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church Cemetery with Rev. Worth P. Pugh. body to remain at Cumby Mortuary until 11 a.m. Tuesday then moved to the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Wayne Kendrick
Lucian Adell
Maudie Lawson Kendrick
Route 5
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Roy Dale
Ricky Lynn Kendrick
Donna Kaye
Audrey Lee Kendrick
Lucian A. Jr
Alfred Lloyd Kendrick
Florence
Ala
William L. Kendrick
Millard Jones Dies At Home In Greensboro
Millard Jones 71 of 1821 Halycon St Greensboro died at 11 50 a m yesterday after months of declining health and four weeks of serious illness He attended Pomona Baptist Church native of Guilford County Survived by wife Gretta May McDonald a son Cecil Franklin Jones a brother Jesse Jones and three sisters Lena Whitt Bessie Farrington Funeral at Pomona Baptist Church at 4 p m Wednesday with Rev R Young officiating Body to be taken to the home Wednesday morning
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Greensboro
Millard
Jody Farrington
Pomona Baptist Church
R. Young
Mrs Lovell 92 of Randleman Succumbs
Mrs Mary Eliza Hall Lovell aged 92 of Route 2 Randleman died in a local hospital after a four week illness. Survived by one daughter Mrs T J Westmoreland of Route 2 Randleman four sons Pery Sanders Walter of Route 2 Randleman and Bill Lovell of Asheboro 17 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild two brothers Walter of Martinsville Virginia and Tilden Hall of Summerfield. Funeral arrangements are in complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Mary Eliza Hall Lovell
Randleman
T. J. Westmoreland
Pery
Sanders
Walter
Bill Lovell
Martinsville
Tilden Hall
Summerfield
Mother of Local Resident Dies After Illness
Mrs Lillie Greene of Greenville C died at home after long illness. Survived by son C W Greene of 2413 Woodruff St and several High Point grandchildren. Funeral at 3 p m at Wesleyan Methodist Church Conestee S C with burial in church cemetery.
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Lillie Greene
Greenville
Honest and Decent Diamond and Watch Offer at Nash Jewelry
A Nash Jewelry Co. advertisement promotes discounted brand name watches and jewelry to save money like food or clothing. The ad claims first class brands Bulova Benrus Elgin Greens at 12.50, with a on site watchmaker, limited time offer, located at 127 North Main Street.
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Nash Jewelry Co
N. Main St. Ady
Mrs. Williamson of Ramseur Dies at 86
Mrs. Alice Vow Williamson 86 died at her Ramseur Route 1 home yesterday. She leaves three daughters Naomi Scott Bessie Marley and Emmett Barker all of Ramseur and Asheboro. three stepsons Archie Raleigh Williamson and Docky Williamson. nine grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Deep River Baptist Church Coleridge with Revs Strickland and Davis. Burial in church cemetery.
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Ramseur
Alice Vow Williamson
Naomi Scott
Bessie Marley
Emmett Barker
Asheboro
Archie Williamson
Raleigh Williamson
Docky Williamson
Mullins
S. C
Deep River Baptist Church
Coleridge
Colon Strickland
A. R. Davis
Church Cemetery
Jefferson keeps old fire bell amid sentiment
Jefferson Wisconsin residents see value in a historic fire bell left hanging by a thread of sentiment. The city council weighed tearing down the bell and belfry to donate it to the fire department but paused after an alderman argued the bell holds sentiment for long time residents.
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Jefferson
Wis
Fire Department
Thomasville Issues Pair of Permits
Thomasville issues two commercial permits under city inspector James Miller. University Land Co. will erect a 30 by 50 brick and block laundry on National Highway between Guilford and Lake streets at an estimated cost of 5 000 with A L Shelton as contractor. High Point Face Veneer Co. adds a 30 by 70 one story block storage addition on Julian Avenue at 6 950. A residence was removed to make room for the new building. National Aviation Day is observed on Aug 19.
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Thomasville
James Miller
E. Guilford
Lake Streets
University Land Co
A. L. Shelton
High Point Face Veneer Co
Julian Avenue
Miller
Mink crafts redefine luxury across varied fur uses
A quirky wide ranging clipping notes mink fur dominates with sixty percent of U S fur volume now used for golf tees upholstery and even raincoats. It also blends social anecdotes about deception in children wedding confetti and urban legends alongside economic jabber and old time cook book lore.
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U. S
Milady
Elizabeth B. Hurlock
American Psychological Assa
Boston Evening American
Idaho Falls
Lone Star State
Great Britain
Five Wives Sign Assault Warrants
Thomasville police reports show most weekend arrests for assaults on females with wives as witnesses. Several individuals face trial July 11 in Thomasville Recorder's Court, including Arthur Carr Harold Lopp Fred Alford and George Carrick each released on bonds. Additional cases involve Marshville check issuance and a High Point man charged under prohibition laws.
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Thomasville
Glenn Stewart
Thomasville Road
Winston-Salem
Lillian Stewart
Stewart
L. Roy Hughes
Arthur Carr
Turner Street
Harold H. Lopp
Second Avenue
Fred Alford
High Street
George Donald Carrick
Amazon Road
Thomasville Recorder’s Court
Cc. B. Huntley
Tremont
Marshville
E. F. Tarleton
Huntley
Justice of the Peace
William C. Edwards
Rockspring Road
Bill Mickey
Fair Grove Road
Pete's
Luke Gowen
A. Belle ‘Swittenberg
Swittenberg
Gowen
Porker Almost Got Away at Omaha Market
An Omaha supermarket reports a theft attempt where a man concealed meat under his overalls. Butcher Roy Fast and manager J Butler describe the incident involving a three pound ham and a haul of ham sausages bacon and ground beef before police arrived. Rainbow trout, a west coast native, is cited in the report.
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Omaha
Roy Fast
Tere Seam
J. Butler
The Neglected Art of Being Different
An advertising blurb urges readers to embrace individuality and pursue growth and profits by being true to themselves. It promotes a July Reader's Digest issue available at newsstands, highlighting science entertainment and business themes and the courage to stand out.
Cyprus conflict escalates as EOKA threats mix with killings
In Nicosia and Limassol, violence intensifies as an unidentified gunman fatally wounds a Turk Cypriot barber. Leaflets signed by EOKA’s Grivas threaten renewed incidents unless Britain negotiates on Makarios independence. Tensions grow as Greek and Turkish Cypriots clash over island governance and British plans for shared administration.
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Nicosia
Dighenis
EOKA
George Grivas
Britain
Makarios
Athens
Eokas
Greece
Nei
Taos Pueblo Braves Edge Archers In Teed Archery Duel
Taos New Mexico Taos Pueblo archers defeat Albuquerque Field Archers Assn in a contest as John Archuleta scores the lone hit. Injuns beat palefaces in a vivid match as red-faced opponents practice with store-bought bows.
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Taos, N. M
Albuquerque
Taos Pueblo
John Archuleta
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Millard Jones
Orville Wright
Bronx
New York City
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Boston
Porker
West Coast
Ady
GooDy
Westinghouse
Coin Operated
E. Green ST
Cyprus
York
Hunter Coal & Oil CO
Duke Power Company
DU Power Company
Fladmont Carotend
S. Main ST
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