Mills Home Cottage Leads February Building Permits Rise
In Thomasville the February building permit total reached $229,170 from six new homes and large projects. The Mills Home Culler Cottage at Mills Home, a $82,000 project for 16 rooms housing boys and staff, was approved Feb 27 with J R Graham and Sons as contractors. A church, an industrial plant for Masonite, and a WO Hosiery Mills addition were also approved.
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Thomasville
Jim Miller
Miller
Mills Home
Culler
Roy Culler Sr
High Point
Hutchison and
Green
J. R. Graham and Sons of
MD. Samide
Bodenheimer
Carolina’ Avenue
Robert L. Teat
Cannon Street
Kingdom Hall
Jehovah's Witnesses
Oaklawn Drive
Masonite
Alexander Street
Mendenhall Street
Arbors Hills Drive reader seeks medical help in Jackson
A reader requests information on rheumatoid arthritis and bursitis and provides a free motion address for Mrs Lela S Weir at 2805 Arbor Hills Drive in Jackson Mississippi and box 2695.
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Lela S. Wier
Arbor Hills Drive
P. D. Box
Thomasville Man Frank Wilson Dies at 65
Thomasville resident Frank Wilson 65 died at 12 25 am Monday at his home on Koontz Avenue Route 2 from a heart attack after two years of declining health He is survived by two sons W A Wilson Asheboro and Colie L Wilson of the home two daughters Mrs John R Moore Thomasville and Mrs Jesse Stanley Route 2 Lexington one stepson Ruthle Davis Thomasville one brother George Wilson of Thomasville three sisters Mrs Bob Embler Mrs Charlie Ward both Route 2 and Mrs James Gilliam Thomasville and several grandchildren The funeral is set for the family plot in Clarksburg Methodist Church Cemetery with arrangements to follow.
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Thomasville
Frank Wilson
Koontz Avenue
Route 2
W. A. Wilson
Asheboro
Colie L. Wilson
John R. Moore
Jesse Stanley
Lexington
Ruthle Davis
George Wilson
Bob Embler
Charlie Ward
James Gilliam
Thomas
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Mrs. Amanda Clapp 84 Dies In Lexington Home
Mrs Amanda Smith Clapp 84 died Monday night at 25 Pickard Circle High Point. She leaves one sister Mrs J E Starr of Lexington and 10 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Lexington
Amanda Smith Clapp
Pickard Cir
High Point
J. E. Starr
Bowman Infant Dies in Thomasville Hospital
The infant of 1015 Fisher Ferry Street died at City Memorial Hospital at 4 a.m. The brief obituary notes the death of Bowman infant in Thomasville.
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Bowman
Thomasville
Fisher Ferry St
City Memorial Hospital
Too Much TV Detro it AP Admonition and Trial Delay
A Detroit case features 48 year old Nowak invoking the Fifth Amendment after being cited for driving without a license. The judge adjourned the case for trial next Monday and quipped that he has been watching TV too much.
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Detroit
Nowak
Mrs Hauser Victim of Heart Attack
Minnie E. Hauser 75 wife of T E Hauser died suddenly at her home 1000 Prospect St this morning at 6 30 o clock. She was born in Davidson County September 18 1883 and came to High Point with family. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM from Albertson Road Baptist Church conducted by Rev J J Thornburg and Rev L.
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Minnie E. Hauser
T. E. Hauser
Prospect St
J. J. Thornburg
Carl McKinney Ex High Point Resident Dies
Carl J. McKinney a former High Point resident died in Greensboro after an hour’s death. Coroner R B Davis Jr reported no foul play. A WWII veteran he worked with WMFR WGTC and WNCT and lived in Greensboro and High Point. Survived by wife Louise, mother Mrs Frank N McKinney, brothers Earl and Junius, and several High Point relatives. Funeral Wednesday at Forbis & Dick Memorial Chapel. Burial Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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Greensboro
Carl J. McKinbody
R. B. Davis Jr
McKinney
Davis
High Point
WMFR
WGTC
WNCT
Greenville
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Louise Atchison
Frank N. McKinney
Earl and
Junius McKinney
New Orleans
Co| McKinney Rachel Sykes
Richard Pruitt
Arthur Howard
Joe Arnold
Forbis & Dick Memorial
Roy Eubanks
Friendship Methodist Church
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Embezzlement Charges Hit Bank Officials in North Carolina
Asheboro banker Aldon Garner 58 a cashier since 1943 faces a 16 count indictment alleging embezzlement of about 1900 from intangible tax funds and forged loan notes dated 1957 1958. William Pleasants 29 secretary at Guaranty State Bank of Durham faces embezzlement charges of 5853. Pleasants to be tried in Durham division. Garner to be tried in Asheboro.
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Greensboro
First National Bank
Ashes Bank
Aldon Carmen Garner
Garner
William Arthur Pleasants
Guaranty State Bank of
Durham
Pleasants
Durham Bank
Federal
Asheboro
Fae Ae. C. Dept. of
Reve
Randolph County
Debates Schedule Finalized for Jamestown and Davidson
The Jamestown negative team Sylvia Hill and Sue Moore faces Griffith affirmative at N Davidson, while Jamestown affirmative Grant Blair and Julius Strickland meet Davidson negative at Griffith High in Wincannon with coaches guiding the event.
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Jamestown
Sylvia Hill
Sue Moore
Griffith
N. Davidson
Grant Blair
Julius Strickland
Griffith High
Wincannon
Piano Concert Set At Assembly by Miss Dorothy Lewis
Miss Dorothy Lewis of High Point will present a piano concert at High Point College during the week starting at 10:20 a.m. The public is invited to attend the event.
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Dorothy Lewis
High Point
High Point College
Bump-Up Mix-Up Corrected in Sunday Enterprise
A rear end collision on N Main Street and Parkway prompted a correction. The Enterprise states Charles Humphries of Mt Airy was charged with following too closely after his vehicle was struck from behind by Benjamin Farthing of Marywood Road, who was in the lead car.
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N. Main Street
Parkway
Benjamin A. Farthing
Marywood Road
Charles Humphries
Mt. Airy
Humphries
Farthing
Op- Sa Cetenite
First National Bank of Thomasville Gains Rank
THOMASVILLE The First National Bank in Thomasville rose 23 places in the national ranking of banking institutions. President George D. Finch learned of the improvement as the bank, over 50 years old, remains Davidson's oldest banking firm. The American Banker will publish the annual roll call tomorrow revealing the gain.
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Thomasville
George D. Finch
Davidson
American Banker
Thomasville Bank
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
Scientists report a new non surgical treatment that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves itching and pain. The Bio-Dyne discovery is offered as a suppository or ointment with a money back guarantee and is available at druggists.
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New York, N. Y
Eae
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