Mrs Ann Ott 90 dies after long illness in High Point
Mrs Ann Doyle Ott 90 of 631 Rockspring Rd died last night at High Point Memorial Hospital after a year and a half of declining health. Survived by daughter Mrs Moore of Point, two granddaughters, and sister Mrs A J Brewster of Stamford. Rosary at Sechrest Chapel tonight at 7 with Father Walsh. Body to Hallett and Hallett Funeral Home for Friday funeral at St Michaels Church Flushing with burial at Mount St Marys Cemetery Flushing.
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Ann Doyle Ott
Rockspring Rd
High Point Memorial Hospital
Moore
Point
A. J. Brewster
Stamford
Conn
Sechrest Chapel
Thomas R. Walsh
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Funeral Services For G Dwight Smith Rescheduled
A change in plans for G Dwight Smith 55 brother of Mrs Eva Hulin of High Point was announced in a funeral notice. The service was moved from today to tomorrow at 2 p m at Why Not Methodist Church Seagrove. Smith was found dead Monday in Tampa Florida with death from gas inhalation. late arrival of the body caused the delay.
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G. Dwight Smith
Eva Hulin
High Point
Why Not Methodist Church
Seagrove
Smith
Tampa
Fla
Death of E D Cranford in Asheboro
E D Cranford 56 of Asheboro died suddenly of a heart attack in a local doctor's office. A native of Asheboro he organized Cranford Furniture Co later sold it. He chaired the local rationing board served on the city council and was active in the State Democratic Committee and church. He is survived by his wife two sons his mother a sister and a brother.
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Asheboro
Edward D. Cranford
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Cranford Furniture Co
Bogus Checks Tied to Firm Using Detective’s Home Address
Detroit detective reports sixteen checks were fake and traced to a firm that used Det. Lt. Walter Chiopan’s home address as its listed contact.
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Detroit
Walter Chiopan
Chiopan
Mrs. Maude Yokeley Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Maude von Se Te of 424 Lexington Avenue Vir s Lodge Route 7 Winston Salem died after an extended illness. Born January 2 1886 in Davidson County she lived in Thomasville since 1921. She was a Grace Lutheran Church member and survived by her son Raymond V Yous ley.
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Thomasville
Maude von Se
Lexington Ve
Winstonyarns
Davidson County
Andrew Sink
Mary Jane Sink
Grace Lutheran Church
Coe Ee BE. Yokeley
Raymond V. Yousley
Moorefield Infant Dies Shortly After Birth
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Roger Moorefield died shortly after birth at High Point Memorial Hospital. The mother is the former Clarice Clinard. Surviving are a brother Lee maternal grandfather and grandmother Mrs Heeseli Moorefield paternal grandparents. Graveside services were held at Floral Garden Park Cemetery with Elder V V Williard officiating.
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Roger Moorefield
High Point Memorial Hospital
Moorefield
Clarice Clinard
Lee
Clinard
Heeseli Moorefield
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
V. V. Williard
Anti Fire Drill Extends To High Point Industry
In a second fire drill at a High Point plant, Globe officials and firefighters observed plans for orderly evacuation. Jack Rochelle, Globe vice president, said sections had assigned exit routes and that teams would man plant and yard stations with fire hoses ready to act if a blaze occurred. Shelton noted most major local firms organize workers for safety drills and described the Lilly Co. on English Street as part of this industrywide effort.
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High Point
Shelton
Globe
Jack Rochelle
Rochelle
the Lilly Co
English Street
Brother Of Slain Man Freed In Bond
ASHEBORO The brother of a man killed Sunday night by a bullet was released from Randolph County Jail on bond. Emmett Houston Cox Jr., 27, of Route 4 Asheboro, was arrested on manslaughter and reckless driving charges but denied knowing his brother Ray Cox was shot. Cox spent the afternoon in Raleigh for questioning and a lie detector test whose results were not yet determined.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Ray Cox
Route 4
Cox Road
Here
Emmett Houston Cox Jr
Emmett Cox
Raleigh
Cox
Cold Vaccine Tested on Soldiers in Army Trials
Major General James P. Cooney reports a virus cold vaccine is tested on 10,000 soldiers. Initial results from 300 recruits show 9 percent efficiency. If successful, vaccine could be offered to civilians. virus affects eight of every ten recruits each winter.
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Los Angeles
James P. Cooney
Army
Hair Sheared Mind Unchanged in protest at college
STILLWATER Okla Hair was shaved from David Craig a Oklahoma A M College student after he cut A M into his hair to protest a name change plan He claims supporters of the change tried to force the new name Oklahoma State University on him but his stance remains unchanged and he is bald today
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A&m College
David Craig
Oklahoma State University
Philadelphia WPEN Contest Offers Venice Trip Prize
WPEN announces a prize contest for a Venice trip. A contestant entry mentions romantic World War II letters from Venice as motivation to win and take a spouse there.
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Philadelphia
WPEN
Venice
Doan's Pills Promises Fast Back Pain Relief
Advert reads that backache relief is possible quickly with Dean's Pills or Doan's Pills. Mentions kidney tubes and 60 years of trusted use. Promises savings with a new large size and urges readers to ask for the product today.
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Dean
Savoy
Doan
Talk On Iraq Given Rotary At Jamestown
The Jamestown Rotary heard a program on Iraq with trainees who will study in U S colleges and face separation and increased use of English. Attendees included C H Williard and Willard Kimrey of High Point and program leader Bill Saunders with President Charles Turner presiding.
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Iraq
Rotary
Jamestown
U. S
Jamestown School
C. H. Williard
Willard Kimrey
High Point
Bill Saunders
Charles Turner
Talent Show Highlights For Optimist Club Meeting
Members of the High Point Optimist Club were entertained by eight acts from the recent Senior High Talent Show at The Rainbow Supper Club. Thomas Woolen, biology teacher and talent show director, introduced the acts. Maj. Jack Hill of the U S Army was a guest of President Ed.
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High Point Optimist Club
Rainbow
Thomas Woolen
Maj
Jack Hill
U. S. Army
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William F. Wilson
Miss Rhodema Boreney
Ann Ott
New York
Florida
E. D. Cranford
R. V. Yokeley
Alton J. Malpass
Woodman
Edgar C. Johnson
Malpass
Bulding
W.O
Wright
High Point, N
Anderson's
English ST
Biate Lie
N. Main ST
Maris Ahnighite Peary
Explorer
Robert E. Peary
the “Snow
Allen Jay Baptist Church
J. Wayne Levan
Lancaster
W.M.A
Geo. H. Wallace
Glen Parker
8. C
Optimist
Life and Post
Briggs & Stratton
ENGNE
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Safe Driver League
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