Carmichael Native Thomasville Shoe Dealer Dead at 72
N P Carmichael known as Uncle Ily, 72, longtime Thomasville resident and local shoe shop operator on Taylor Street, died Tuesday afternoon after a long illness. He was born in Rowan County, survived by two daughters, two brothers, a sister, seven grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral at St Methodist Church with interment at Fairgrove Cemetery.
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Thomasville
William Penn Carichael
Tylor Street
Ily
Carnichael
Rsyth County
Newm
Martha Clemmons Carichael
Lula Carmichael
Virgil Carichael
Luther R. Jarrett
Omasville
Frank Elis
Spruce Pine
P. Carmichael
Greensboro
L. F. Carmichael
Crumpler
Charles Nhoy
Walkertown
St Methodist Church
James’t. Bowman
T. G. Madi
Shiloh Methodist Arch
Bart. Hall
C. L. Loftin
Georgendon
Charles W. Tew
Shirley Ge
Luther Myers
Fairgrove Cemetery
Farm Report Fruits and Vegetables Test Summary
Market notes on potatoes beans beets and onions across New York Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore. Prices listed per bushel hampers 24-quart crates and sacks for US No 1 and various regional varieties including Nancy Halls Katahdins and Klondikes with ranges from 0.75 to 3.25 per unit and overall dull to steady demand amid mixed quality across regions.
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York
North Olina
U. S
Nancy Halls
Ashington
Carolina
Bounti
Bage W .York
South Carolina
Mississippi
Westcrates
Atoes Stings
Fla
Marsteady
Ida Katahdins
California
Boston
Adelphia
Bestern
North Carolina
East Shore
Virginia
Blakemores
Iladelphia
Nh Carolina
Klon
Arkansas Emore
Shington
North Twa
Tomb locations of famous memorials quiz
A scrambled quiz lists famous tombs such as Grant's, Lincoln's, Washington's and Napoleon's with multiple location options. Readers must choose the correct city or site for each tomb from the given choices and turn in answers on the Want Ad Page.
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Ous
Arly
Grant
Lexingby
New York City
Gfield, Ill
Chicago
Bates
Cleve
Garfield. Wash
Kington D. C
Los
Ankh Calif
Lincoln
Washa, D. C
Pringfield, If
Telegram Sparks Plot Twist in Serial Tale
Carolyn seizes a telegram to Leana as Holt locates an easy to access mine in Tonto Mountain. A cryptic message shifts Carolyn toward treachery while Leana plans a discreet move to thwart rivals. U-235 in four lead boxes looms as the heist accelerates.
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Leanna
Holt
Tonto Mountain
Bob
Leana
Arolyn
Leana Sormi
Carolyn
Train Hold Up Reveals Safe Shipment Mystery
Carolyn assures Robert Hale the precious chemicals were not on the robbed freight car. Four armed guards and a covert plan frame the incident as a train robbery. The key fact remains she removed the shipment herself before departure, leaving investigators with a confusing trail.
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Caboose
Schoenfeld Laboratory
Hale
Blair
Aziz
Bob
Carolyn
Robert Hale
Leana Sermi
Leana
Carolyn Tyler
Guilford County Realty Transfers Summary
Guilford County transfers list multiple property deals across High Point and nearby townships. Transfers include Royer to Parker on Shirley Avenue, Mizell to Trorden on East Lexington Avenue, Clendenin to Marley on West Lexington Avenue, Clendenin to Evans on Cobl Street, Blair to Efird in Blairwood, Bennett to Corsbie on Sampson, Smith and Holmes lists, Pegram to Dunn in Greensboro High lands, White to Hobbs on Hunter Street, Crutchfield to Teague on West Green Court, Jones to Bullock on property adjoining Jones and Mickens, Simmons to Forbis on Lawrence Street, Mathias to Segal on Rolling Road, and Jackson to Bord on land adjoining Jackson.
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High Point Township
R. P. Royer
L. C. Parker
Shirley Avenue
J. A. Mizell
P. Trorden
Lexington Avenue
Kemp C. Clendenin
James A. Marley
George W. Evans
Cobl Street
Carrie J. Blair
S. Efird
Blairwood
Gilmer
T. M. Bennett
Walter Sanford Corsbie
Sampson
C. W. Smith
R. Holmes
Whittington Street
Paul A. Pegram
Herman
Jamestown Township
Talmadge Jackson
Clark Bord
Jackson
Pre-School Clinic Held Across Thomasville Schools
This May 14 report from Thomasville notes the annual pre-school clinic for children entering city schools. Dr. G C Campbell Davidson County health physician announced clinics at Main Street School Colonial Drive School and Kern Street School this morning.
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Thomasville
G. C. Campbell
Davidson County
Main Street
Colonail Drive
Kern Street
Sanford E Snider Dies at Hospital in Winston
Sanford E Snider died May 10 in City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem. Funeral services were held Monday at Trinity M E Church near King by Rev Sharpe and a Moravian minister. He is survived by his wife and four children Cleo Vernon Kenneth Rodger. his father C E Snider of King. three brothers Herman Orville of Ft Bragg Oscar of Martinsville Va. four sisters Mrs C L Westmoreland Tobaccoville Mrs Sam Wall Pine Hall Miss Eiline Snider of the home and Mrs Hayworth of this city.
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Sanford E. Snider
W. E. Hayworth
City Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Trinity M.E. Church
King
Sharpe
Cleo
Vernon
Kenneath
Rodger
C. E. Snider
Herman
Orville
Ft. Bragg
Four Draft Registrants Reported Delinquent
Four draft registrants have failed to return their questionnaires. Clerk H. L. Baumgardner of Local Board Number 5 urges reporting missing men to the board at Room 216, Local Post Office Building. Names listed include James E. French, James Alfred Willis, Ralph Junius Reddeck, and Samuel Robert Shelton with their addresses.
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H. L. Baumgardner
Selective Service
Baumgardner
James E. French
Jack’s Row
James Alfred Willis
Hobson Street
Ralph Junius Reddeck
Edgewood Avenue
Samuel Robert Shelton
High Point
Gaining Supremacy in Night Interceptions
London on May 14 reports Herbert Morrison stating at a luncheon that those who know best feel Britain leads the enemy in night interception. He cited a steady rise in victory curves since the winter, marking strategic progress.
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London
Herbert Morrison
Morrison
Bees Cause Telephone Trouble on Snow Hill Farm
A buzzing disruption on the Snow Hill Quepanco route was traced to a wild honey bee swarm nesting in the walls of Alex Bradford's farmhouse. The bees chewed the telephone wire in half, disrupting service until a technician could repair the line. Jerome Henman, the line’s trouble-shooter, investigated the fault.
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Snow Hill
Quepanco
Jerome Henman
Alex Bradford
United Service Organizations Campaign to Aid Service Men
The United Service Organizations will open a national fundraising drive from June 3 to July 4 to fund religious and recreational centers near army camps and defense sites. About 1200 cities are to host campaign centers aiming to raise roughly 11 million dollars. High Point residents are urged to support the effort with local organizers John Ware, Mrs. Stanley Davis, Mrs. Harry Jacobs, Miss Virginia Ryan, and Lynn R. Stuart leading the campaign.
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United Service Organizations, Inc
Natiral Y. M. CG. A. Y. Wlc. A
Salvation Army
Travelers Aid
Jewish Welfare Board
Catholic Community Service
Roosevelt
High Point
John Ware
Stanley Davis
Harry Jacobs
Virginia Ryan
Lynn R. Stuart
High School Pictures Shown At Civitan Luncheon
Grady Goldston Jr and Arthur Kaplan of High Point High School presented moving pictures in technicolor at the Civitan Club luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel yesterday. Young Waplan announced, Goldston projected, giving a view of school activities. Bill Bivins was welcomed as a new member. Dr. Harry L Brockmann presided.
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Grady Goldston, Jr
Arthur Kaplan
High Point High School
Civitan Club
Sheraton Hotel
Young Waplan
Young Goldston
Bill Bivins
Harry L. Brockmann
Bear attack injures hunter in Great Dismal Swamp
Floyd Stallings aged 22 of Perquimans County was attacked by a large black bear while bear hunting in Great Dismal Swamp. He sustained numerous scratches and bruises in the incident reported from Hertford on May 14.
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Hertford
Floyd Stallings
Perquimans County
Mole hills and moles in Uncle Ray's corner
In the old Sayings column Uncle Ray explains the saying about making a mountain out of a molehill and describes moles. It covers mole size fur, fur uses, market sales of moleskins, underground life, diet, digging prowess, and their mixed impact on gardening. Tomorrow's note previews color-changing animals.
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Epa
London
England
W. T. Hornaday
Nature
Counterfeiter Thorus R Wilson Held for Federal Action
U S Commissioner John B Williams Jr orders Thorus R Wilson a 38 year old Sampson County farmer held for federal grand jury action on counterfeiting charges after bogus ten dollar bills were found in the region. Wilson proclaimed innocence. Manila population figures given compare to Washington DC size.
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Clinton
U. S
John B. Williams, Jr
Thorus R. Wilson
Sampson County
Wilson
L. O. Padgett
Secret Service
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North Caro Departments of Agriculture
Carolna
Best
Washington's
Ington
D. C
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Napoleon
St. L
Waterloo
Elba I
BY Oren Arnold
NEA Service
20Th Century Club
William Penn
Anne Martin
Martin Lawhorn
Guy L. McFall
S. E. Burford
William Penn Trio
Russell Welborn
Chui. A. and
T. Choir
A. and T. College
William Penn High School
Willan Penn
Alpha Art Club
Cecil's
Carl Cronstedt
sun+visor
Dessie Brier
Andy Kirk
Segefield Skating Rink
Maestro
High Point Armory
Sedgefield
Greensboro Highway
May Lou Williams
Pittsburgh
Terrell
June Richmond
Cab Calloway
Jimmie Dorsey
Mary Lou Wiliams
L. E. McDonnell
Vergie Graham
St. Augustine's College
Whispering Pines
Raleigh
Miss Issard
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S. C
T. Y. Brincefield
W. ¥. Boyd
D. D. Ingram
Merritt
Inter Heeaura of Tech
J. S. Merritt
Mia
William Penn Tigers
Church Street High
J. L. Simms
Green Hornets
Slim” Dawson
Tigers
Thomasvile
Twentieth Century Club
Johnny L. Simms
Phoenix Street
Kirk
Guilford County Realty
Ant Ostrex
Mann
Winston
Uncle Ray’s
Animal World
Uncle Ray
Manila
Philippines Commonwealth
Washington, D.C
Rayon Department
Batiste
Lide
Plaid
Percales
Bemberg
Lhe
Efird's Dept
Efird
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