Deaths and Funerals from multiple North Carolina towns
Funeral services were held for 12 day old Patricia Francis Fountain in High Point after a hospital stay since birth. Nore Jones 76 died at Guilford College. services at Hickory Grove Church, with interment at the church cemetery. Kemp Burl McCuiston 54, Kernersville dealer, died at home. services at First Baptist Church with burial at Mount Gur Cemetery. Surviving relatives listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Francis Fountain
Paul James
Virginia Stanton Fountain
Cumby- Orrell
E. M. Dillinger
Peoples Methodist Church
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jamestown
Nora Jones
Guilford College
Claude FE
Arthur L. Jones
Hickory Grove Methodist Church
A. D. Shelton
Church
Sechrest Funeral Home
High Point
Kernersville
Kemp Burl McCuiston
First Baptist Church
Charles P. Burchette
Kenneth Goodson
Mount Gur
McCuiston
Maude Burrows McCuiston
Thomas C. McCuiston
Kemp Burl McCuiston Jr
Sharon Rose MecCuiston
The
Home
Ralph R. Fagge
Hugh G. Justice
W. M. Lineback
Winston-Salem
Arhiee McCuiston Hammack
Coral Gables, Fla
R. C. Whitaker
Oak Ridge
Mrs Shepherd Dies. Alamance County Resident
Mrs Alice Capps Shepherd wife of Charles Patterson Shepherd of Belmont Alamance County died at 9 30 this morning at her daughter’s home 506 Denny Street after several months illness She was born in Alamance County July 12 187 and was survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Nellie Matkins and Mrs Carrie Shepherd Beal two sons Burl Shepherd and J D Shepherd six grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral arrangements are pending with Lowe Funeral Home Burlington
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Alice Capps Shepherd
Charles Patterson Shepherd
Belmont
Alamance County
Carrie S. Beal
Denny St
Shepherd
Andrew Jackson
Hannah Jane Noah Capps
Tom ©. Martin
Martin
Charlies Patterson Shepherd
Nellie Matkins
Altamahan
Carrie Shepherd Beal
High Point
Burl Shepherd
Route 6
Burlington
J. D. Shepherd
Chapel Hill
Lowe Funeral Home
Burlinton
Mrs. Jane Nichols Dies After Illness
Mrs. Jane Nichols of Wilkes County dies after a six week hospitalization. Born August 29, 1874, she is survived by her mother, daughter Mrs. J W Hall of High Point, son Shuler Nichols of Thomasville, six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were pending with Harold C. Davis Chapel and a service at Arbor Grove Methodist Church followed by interment in the family plot.
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I St
J. W. Hail
Nichols
Wilkes County
Paris Church Cooper
John Cooper
Edward Monroe Nichols
Arbor Grove
J. W. Hall
High Point
Shuler Nichols
Thomasville
Harold C. Davis
James Martin
Millers Creek
Church
Charles Turner Dies In Durham Vet's Hospital
Thomasville resident Charles Elliott Turner 47 died at Veterans Hospital in Durham after a several week illness. Born June 14 1907 in Thomasville he was a World War I veteran and former employee of Super Specialty Mfg. Co. He married Louise Yates Mitchell June 2 1951 and is survived by a wife a step daughter a step son his parents sisters and brothers. The body remains at J C Green & Sons Funeral Home awaiting funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Charles Elliott Turner
Colonial
Veterans Hospital
Durham
Mr. Turner
Zeb N
Nellie Steed Turner
Turner
Super Specialty Mfg. Co
Louise Yates Mitchell
Janie Mitchell
Forrest Mitchell
Zeb N. Turner Jr
John R. Batten
Marlin Adams
High Point
Ruby Chrisco
Wil
Thomasville Council Set To Discuss City Projects
Thomasville City Council will meet at 7 30 PM to consider street repairs bids a new truck and paving equipment sidewalk and storm sewer repairs on Gray Street and taxi license for Abraham McGuire A public hearing on the taxi application was held Tuesday night with opposition from Hegler and City Cab Co Council will review recreation commission appointments and study maps updates through city limit and topographic surveys recommended by the public works and finance committees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasvile
Thomasville
City Hall
Gray Street
Public Works Committee
Finance Committee
Thomason
Council
Abraham McGuire
Transportation Committee
Jay Hegsler
Paul Benner
Hegler’s Taxi and City Cab Co
City Recreation Commission
Baptist WMU Elects New Officers
Mrs W K McGee of Winston Salem was elected new president of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of North Carolina at the 65th annual convention in session in Winston Salem. She succeeds Mrs C Gordon Maddrey of Ahoskie who had served five years as president. McGee's husband is a former pastor of First Baptist Church in Thomasville and now director of denominational relations at Baptist Hospital. Marie Grant of Thomasville was named assistant secretary. Mrs A L Parker of Greensboro became first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
W. K. McGee
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of
Marie Grant
Thomasville
A. L. Parker
Greensboro
Parker
Discussion On North Carolina Courts At LWV Open Meeting
The High Point League of Women Voters holds a dinner meeting at the YMCA at 6 30 p m Friday to discuss the North Carolina judicial system. Judge L Richardson Preyer of Greensboro will speak and questions cover impartial justice, political pressure, appointment versus election, judge rotation, unified court system, grand and general trial juries, and protections from executive and legislative influence. Reservations by calling 47412 after 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
High Point League of Women Voters
YMCA
L. Richardson Preyer
Greensboro
Martin Luther film screening at local church
The Lutheran film Martin Luther will be shown at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow at the Seventh Day Adventist Church on 212 Maple Street. Admission is free, but an offering will be collected. The screening lasts about one and a half hours.
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Martin Luther
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Maple St
Federal Action On Water Plan Seen In May
Abbotts Creek Watershed Plan aims for final federal action by early May with a planned meeting between U S Soil Conservation Service officials and sponsor groups next month. The project covers about 115 300 acres across Davidson Forsyth Guilford and Randolph counties, mainly in Davidson with 97 510 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Abbotts Creek
Washington
Wilson T. Hedgecock
Wallburg
Watershed Association
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Raleigh
Hedgecock
Middle Yadkin Swil Conservation District
Lexington
Leonard Creek Watershed Association
Davidson County
Rich Fork Creek
Forsyth County
Tri-Creek Soil Conservation District
Davidson County Board of Commissioners
Forsyth
Guilford
Davidson
Randolph Counties
Randolph County
Native Signers of Declaration from South Carolina
South Carolina uniquely had all its Declaration signers as native state natives and college educated abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Union
Realty Transfers Record of Local Property Deeds
Realty transfers show Idol-Green Inc to L A Hicks and wife for Snyderland Lot. W C Martin to J C Yarborough and wife for Eastover Park five lots. S R Caudell to Harry and wife for Hayworth land. A A Oliver to A A Oliver Jr for Wellington Street lot. G K Wall and others to Paulie and wife for Crofts four lots. R C Eaton to M I Stanley for Oak View Acres four lots. B R Prince to J A Overby for Moffitt Heights three lots. H T Hudson to Jeter T Guthrie for Greensboro High Point Road site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idol-Green Co., Inc
L. A. Hicks
Snyderland
W. C. Martin
J. C. Yarborough
Eastover Park
S. R. Caudell
Harry
Hayworth
A. A. Oliver
A. A. Oliver Jr
Wellington Street
G. K. Wall
Paulie
R. C. Eaton
M. I. Stanley
Oakview Acres
B. R. Prince
J. A. Overby
Moffitt Heights
Recreation visits to U.S. National Forests rise across years
Recreational visits to United States National Forests totaled less than 19 million in 1946 and exceeded 40 million in 1954, reflecting strong growth in outdoor recreation over the period.
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U. S. National Forests
Fayetteville Seeks Four Year Methodist College Site
A North Carolina Methodist Special Committee visited Fayetteville to hear why the city should host a new four year college. The tour continues to Lumberton Wilmington Kinston Rocky Mount and Louisburg with a report due in Wilson to Bishop Garber's council and planning bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
N.C
Methodist
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Lumberton
Wilmington
Kinston
Rocky Mount
Louisburg
W. L. Clegg
Durham
Wilson
Paul Garber
Dills Elected New Piedmont Toastmasters Club President
Napier Dills was elected president of the Piedmont Toastmasters Club during the semi annual elections Tuesday night. He succeeds Dick Wright and will lead officers including Hubert Rockwell as administrative VP and E O Lane as educational VP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napier Dills
Piedmont Toastmasters Club
Dills
Dick Wright
Hubert Rockwell
E. O. Lane
W. R. Peters
Gerald Winfrey
Jim Strickland
Paul Turbervile
Piedmont Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nora James
Kemp McCuiston
Jane Nichols
Charles Turner
Durham Vet's Hospital
Mington
Del
Worth Turner
Salisbury
Bobh N. Turner Jr
Fort Jackson
8. C
Hugh Turner
New Berlin
Allen Turner
Vernon Turner
Taylorsville
J. C. Green & Sons Funeral Home
Glubb
Radi Innab
Sir John Bagot Glubb
Arab Legion of Jordan
Amman
Baptist Wmu
High Point Township
Jamestown Township
H. T. Hudson
Jeter T. Guthrie
Greensboro High Point Road
Columnar Books
Cecil
CO. S. Main ST. Simone
Security Patrol Service, Inc
BUSS
Jack S, Davis
Drug Store NO
S. Main ST
A&p
Superior
General Electric
Mann Drug NO. 1
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