Beloved Thomasville Woman Dies in Home Fire Tragedy
Mrs. Sarah Hedrick widow of James Hedrick dies at 62 after a curtain fire in her bedroom at the Thomasville home. Firefighters and physicians failed to save her. services held at Rich Fork church with J. D. Newton and Rev. J. A. Palmer assisting. Survived by her mother ten children four brothers and three sisters all from Thomasville and area.
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Thomasville
Sarah Hedrick
Wdow
James Hedrick
Rich Fork
J. D. Newton
J. A. Palmer
Jack Proctor
Missionary Secretary Speaks Tonight at Main Street Church
Mrs. W. G. Ballard of Reidsville, district secretary of the junior mission department of the Methodist Episcopal Church, will speak at 7:30 tonight in the Main Street Church auditorium. Miss Nell Ston and Miles Ruth Smith hostesses. Ballard will discuss vital needs facing the church’s missions and is expected to draw a large junior society attendance.
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W. G. Ballard
Reidsville
The
Methodis Episcopal Church
Young People’s Missionary Society
Main Street
Nell Ston
Miles Ruth Smith
Ballard
Hom
Endowment Fund to Decorate Graves in Indianapolis
The American Legion to raise a $100000 permanent endowment to decorate graves of soldiers who died in Europe. Funds will stay in the U. S. and be administered by a committee under Legion supervision. Contributions come from 11000 posts and private bequests.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
Europe
United States
Legion
Lemuel Bolles
Legion Na
Mianimioth Organ to Be Installed in Thomasville Church
The community church has ordered a large three manual organ from the Maki key Organ Company in Basic City Virginia. It will be built and installed over the summer with about six months required. the 30 stops control 1698 pipes from 6 inches to 32 feet and include a tarp xylophone and ciref.
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Thomasville
Ommunity
C. F. Finch
Maikey Organ Company
Basic City
Finch
Methodist Protestant Conference
Realty Experts Hold Initial Auction Sale
The United Realty Auction experts Alston Clark and Guy Grimes conducted the sale at the W. F. Tise property on the Winston Salem road. Fifty lots sold at good prices with many enthusiastic bidders. A $50 cash prize feature complemented the event.
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W. F. Tise
Winston-Salem Road
United Realty
Alston Clark
Guy Grimes
Clark
Chicago
Wyas
Jones National School of Auctioneering
Jones National School of Auctioneering. Mr Grimes
Missouri School of Auctioneering
Kangzas City
Bill extends aid for World War I veterans with tuberculosis
Washington March 12 Ten thousand veterans of the world war suffering from tuberculosis now without government aid will be benefited by the Sweet bill Alvin Owsley national commander of the American Legion says 5000 destitute men in the west will gain relief under extended disability duration and insurance privileges Tubercular and neuro psychiatric diseases within three years after discharge will be regarded as service related and eligible for hospitalization and compensation The bill also provides 100 for funeral expenses of soldiers with insufficient property and opens Veterans Bureau hospitals to Civil and Spanish American war veterans including transportation costs
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Washington
Alvin Owsley
American Legion
Legion
West
Congress
Veterans’ Bureau
Miss Ruth Moffitt Improves Through Illness Recovery
Miss Ruth Moffitt is recovering from an attack of diphtheria. Her many friends will be glad to learn of her improvement.
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Ruth Moffitt
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