Funeral for D. M. Lyerly Held at Local Church
Funeral services for D. M. Lyerly of 1007 Lee Street were held at Green Street Baptist Church with Rev. Herman T. Stevens and Rev. Milton Whitener officiating. Burial followed at Oakwood Memorial Park. pallbearers and flowerbearers listed. City Chief of Police announces sidewalk clearing ordinance to be enforced after inspection. violators face fines.
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D. M. Lyerly
Lee Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Herman T. Stevens
Milton Whitener
First Reformed Church
Oakwood Memorial Park
Jesus
Mac. Culler
D. A. Fowler
G. A. Culler
C. F. Grissom
C. Morris
W. V. Evens
W. W. Seckler
McGhee
High Point
Soochow Reported in Hands of Southerners
Shanghai dispatch quotes Chen Ting-Yueh governor of Anhwei claiming independence and Cantonese support to cut the Tientsin-Pukow railway. The move would isolate the Chihli-Shandong army and block reinforcements to the Shanghai area.
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London
Soochow
Shanghai
Exchange Telegraph Company
Chen Ting-Yueh
Anhwei
Tienstin-Pukow
President Coolidge Signs Bills as Congressional Session Ends
President Coolidge left the White House with General Lord, the budget director, to the capitol at 11 a.m. to sign bills during the last hour of the congressional session.
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Washington
General Lord
Coolidge
White House
Capitol
New Textile Plant Planned in Belmont
Belmont residents hear of the proposed organization of the Les Dyeing and Processing Company a new textile plant at Belmont Belmont leaders Geers Linebergers and Stones head the effort with authorized capital of 750000 The plant will conduct job and commercial dyeing and processing of cotton and rayon with a capacity of 100000 pounds per week.
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Gastonia
Mar
Les Dyeing and Processing Company
Belmont
Geers of
Greenville
Linebergers and Stones
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