April High Point market signals continued furniture demand
Industry leaders report the April Market shows no overbuying and strong buyer interest from all states and abroad. Attendance rose 10 to 15 percent with smaller stores buying for style and customer appeal as backlogs remain while prices stay steady into the summer.
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Heer
High Point
Heer 4
Deaths And Funerals Illness Is Fatal To Mrs Hoffman
Mrs Lena Hodgen Hoffman 63 of 812 Gaines Ave died 11 45 am Saturday at High Point Memorial Hospital after years of ill health She was born February 22 1902 in Andrews daughter of Floyd and Eleree Hodge She married Berry Abraham Hoffman February 17 1918 She lived in High Point ten years moving from Clay County Survived by husband six sons Edward Trinity Rt 1 Samuel 812 Gaines Ave Paul 517 Nance Ave Joe 810 Gaines Ave Lyte Atlanta Ga Harve Canton Ohio one daughter Alice De Hart 919 Nance Ave 22 grandchildren six great grandchildren two brothers Jack and Frank Hodge Gastonia one sister Lara Hullett Gastonia three half brothers and three half sisters Funeral 10 am Tuesday at East Green Street Church of God Rev N C Jones Burial Oakwood Cemetery Body at Sechrest Funeral Home Lexington Ave Family at home 7 9 pm Sunday
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Lena Hodgé” Hoffman
Gaines Ave
High’ Point
Memorial Hospital
Hoffman
Andrews
Floyd
Eleree Smith Hodge
Berry Abraham Hoffman
High Point
Nance Ave
Jack Hodge
Frank Hodge
Gastonia
Lara Hullett
Ua. m
RE. Green Street Church
Lexington Avenue
Mrs. Etrica Bumgardner 76 Dies in Thomasville
Mrs. Etrica Whisenant Bumgardner, 76, of 229 Pine St., Thomasville, died Saturday at City Memorial Hospital after 10 years of declining health. Born September 17, 1888 in Burke County, she lived in Thomasville 42 years and was part of First Wesleyan Methodist Church. Survived by three daughters, three sons, a stepdaughter and stepson, 34 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, a sister and four brothers. Funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m. from First Wesleyan Church with burial in Holly Hill Cemetery. The family will be at Siler Funeral Home Sunday 7 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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Thomasville
Etrica Whisenant
Bumgardner
Pine St
City Memorial Hospital
Burke County
P. B
Mattie Whisenant
First Westleyan Methodist Church
Alonza" Bumgardner
Herman Hayes
Koontz Avenue
Raymond Ball
Rt. 4
Howard DeGarde Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Carl
Rt. 3
S. C
E. H
Arthur Whisenant
Worrell Street
First Wesleyan
Bank Shuffles Offices For Renovation Work
NCNB in High Point moves banking operations to lower floors during major renovation of the main floor. Senior Vice President J. Ed Pleasants says service remains continuous with the vault only on the main floor. The project, expected to take about five months, relocates proof and transit, and checking accounts to the seventh and eighth floors, while three branches remain open.
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North Carolina National Bank
High Point
J. Ed Pleasants
NCNB
Rocu-Tive
Pleasants
Green Stret
Main Street
College Village
Two Teens Unhurt After High Speed Wreck Near Thomasville
Two Greensboro to Gastonia bound teens Judy Ann Peeden 16 and Joseph A Tuttle 19 escaped serious injury when their car swerved to avoid a pickup, overturned in a deep ditch along US 23-70 south of the Westpak NC Highway, Peeden driving a 1955 model vehicle.
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Thomasville
Greensboro
Gastonia
Highway Patrol
Judy Ann Peeden
McKnight Mill Road
Joseph A. Tuttle
Rt. 6
N.C
Requiem From Page 4A Reflects Lee and Southern Spirit
The passage reflects on Robert E. Lee and the South's spirit of self determination. It describes Lee at Grace Episcopal Church and his final days as doctors warned of decline. The narration ties his death to memories of battle and figures like Hill and Stonewall Jackson.
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Robert E. Lee
South
Little Grace Episcopal Church
Lee
Hill
A. P. Hill
Stonewall Jackson
Chancellorsville
High Point Fire Department Responded to Four Alarms
Officials said the department answered at least four alarms yesterday with the first reported after 11am. Calls stemmed from trash, autos, and other minor causes with little or no damage in each instance.
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High Point
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