Obituary notices from High Point locale individuals
News of Interest To Colored People reports deaths in High Point with details on Mrs C W Robinson a former teacher and church worker and Lena Reno Putnam long time resident. It lists survivors and funeral arrangements at Second Presbyterian Church and Greenhill Cemetery. Also notes a Royal Degree Circle meeting to prepare for rites and reports Brandon A Craver death with brief survivor details.
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C. W. Robinson
Highink Point
Marshall Barnes
Barnes
High Point
Leonard Street
Second Presbyterian Church
Westminster Fellowship
United Order of Tents
Eastern Star
Carolyn Etheridge
Washington, D. C
Wava Sanders
Camden
S. C
Paul Robinson
Southampton
N. Y
Fred Robinson
Howard University
Evelyn Robinson
Morgan State College
Baltiol
Greenhill Cemetery
Moore Funeral Home
New York
Lena Reno Putnam
East Elmhurst
Long Island
O. D. Putnam
Dian Marie Putnam
Alice Anderson
John
New York City
Order and Royal Degree Circle
C. Robinson
Craver
Brandon A. Craver
Loflin Oo
Point Memorial Taih
Myrtle Desk
Mary Etta Howard
Nancy Price
Nancy Price of This City
Sally Merrier
Virgil —Oat
Lexington
Roy Craver
Salisbury
A Craver
New
Eisenhower
Harrisburg
U.S
Accidents Cost Over Two Thousand Dollars In Thomasville
Police reported weekend accidents in Thomasville caused more than $2 000 in damages. James W Humphries 25 of 309 Jacob St was charged with reckless driving after colliding with a parked car owned by John H Hightower 11 Forsyth St. Hightowers car sustained about 1 200 damage. Humphries bond 500 due in Recorder's Court April 6. Charles Long 24 of 319 Carroll St faced multiple charges after a side swipe and head on collision on Boyles Street and W Main Street. Bonds totalled 550 for April 6 court. Fred Gallman 27 of Winston-Salem faced aiding and abetting charges. John W Welborn Negrin 413 Tremont St charged with following too closely after a National Highway and Unity Street collision. Damages listed for Welborn 300. Sullivan 37 of Erwin Heights sustained only minor bumper damage. Interspersed notes mention general statistics and a funeral arrangement for Earl Armstrong.
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Thomasville
W. Main Street
James W. Humphries
Jacob St
Main Street
John H. Hightower
Forsyth St
Hightower
Umphries
Recorder’s Court
Charles Long
Carroll St
Long
Pearl B. Lamb
Route 2
Olen M. Darr
Route 1
Lamb
Boyles Street
Carr
Fred Gallman
Winston- Salem
Reed John W. Welborn
Negrin
Tremont St
National Highway
Unity Street
Welborn
Earl O. Sullivan
Erwin Heights
Sullivan
Davidson County beer wine case heads to North Carolina Supreme Court
Davidson County seeks to void a February 28 beer and wine election after a Superior Court denied an injunction. The NC Supreme Court will hear Green and Grubb argue lack of public notice and procedural failures. A ruling is expected by April 28.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
North Carolina State Supreme Court
High Court
Supreme Court
Jesse Green
Alma Grubb
Lexington
Green
Grubb
Superior Court
Walter E. Johnson
County Board of Elections
Election Board
Elections Board
Raleigh
Thurman Briggs
Fletcher Wall Sr
Paul Harris
Harris
Local Parents to Attend Greensboro Panel on Child Adjustment
Local parents and friends of mentally retarded children will travel to Greensboro Monday for a 7 30 p m panel discussion on Adjustment Problems of Parents of Retarded Children. The program in Courtroom 2 of the county courthouse features Dr Stephen Ginn Dr Carr Mrs John Peck Dr John Wilson and Mrs Bird. Those without transport may contact Dan Jackson director of the Day Center at Green Street Baptist Church for a ride.
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Greensboro
Stephen Ginn
Carr
John Peck
John Wilson
Bird
Dan Jackson
Green Street Baptist Church
England’s Early Rail Travel Seen As Rich Man’s Trade
The 1825 introduction of rail passenger service in England was viewed as a venture mainly for the wealthy. Separately the U S Air Force studies mothballing coastal air ports to deter seagulls and protect facilities.
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England
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