Roaming The Piedmont A Fish Tale And Other Notes
A vivid Wallburg report describes a local carp catching spree near Piedmont lakes plus a quirky tale of a cat perched in a tree with a handmade green house. The piece notes farmers busy with tobacco planting and includes a Denton Thermo- Products Inc. plant visit by Kermit Green and son with plans to start fabrication and a brief shoutout to Wayne Buck Shaw and local Boy Scouts aiding a parking lot opening near United Brass.
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Wallburg
Piedmont
Kermit Green
Denton
Jim King
Randleman
United Brass
No Bath Water Wait And Go Swimming In Greensboro
City Utilities Director Bill Williams asks Greensboro Road residents for patience as water pressure drops while workers fill the City Lake swimming pool undergoing remodeling. He says low pressure will last several days with a small daytime flow and wider pool top openings at night.
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City Utilities
Bill Williams
Greensboro Road
City Lake
Williams
Deaths and Funerals in Thomasville and High Point
Funeral services are set for Mrs. M. J. Ferguson 83 of Thomasville at 4 p.m. at Church of God on Moon Street with three pastors officiating and burial in Unity Methodist Cemetery. Gurney Francis White Cook 61 of High Point dies at work and funeral at N Main Street Baptist Church at 3 p.m. with interment in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. pallbearers listed and High Point Rescue Squad honored. Cook was a maintenance engineer at High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Ferguson Thomasville
Church of God
Moon Street
M. J. Ferguson
Hinkle Street
W. W. Wilson
Ralph Osborne
Melvin Gentry
Unity Methodist Church
Gurney Francis White Cook
N. Main Street Baptist Church
Neil J. Armstrong
A. B. Asbill
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Floral Garden Park
A. M. Sjames
J. S. Loflin
George Dixon
W. R. Peters
J. D. Priest
Mrs. Jennie H. Gaddy Dies in High Point Home
Mrs. Jennie H. Gaddy 72 died at her daughter’s home in High Point Saturday at 11 55 a m after a period of declining health. Born October 7 1885 in Anson County she was daughter of James T and Ellen Hildreth and widow of C W Gaddy who died 1942. Survived by four sons Charles Minneapolis Minnesota Carlos and Clement W Gaddy Jr in Japan. three daughters Grover C Wrenn Siler City Horne High Point and Richard C Wescoat Lancaster South Carolina. 12 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie H. Gaddy
Ene Se
Gaddy
Anson County
James Thomas
Ellen Moore Hildreth
C. W. Gaddy
Canden Presbyterian Church
Wadesboro
High
Coins with milled edges aid wear protection and handling
Coins have milled edges to prevent wear and clipping. The grooved edges also help distinguish them by touch and assist in stacking and handling.
Fire damages Saw Firm During Severe Storm
Last night's sudden storm hit the Saw Firm on Ballpark Road behind Finch Field causing a fire that Fire Chief A. B. Roddey said began in a heating vat area. Firemen arrived at 7:15 p.m. and extinguished the blaze in about 35 minutes. The owner E. E. Russell speculated overheating of the vat sparked plastic in the room, while a nearby window shattered from expansion and wind. Lightning could also have started the fire, the chief noted.
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Ing of Commercial Law Co
Ballpark Road
Finch Field
A. B. Roddey
E. E. Russell
Roddey
Marlboro Friends Meeting Hosts Annual Service at 1 30 PM
The Marlboro Friends Meeting in Randolph County will hold their annual gathering this afternoon at 1:30 p.m. Rev. Issac Harris of Archdale Friends Meeting will be the featured speaker. The Cedar Square Quartet will provide musical accompaniment for the service.
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Marlboro Friends Meeting
Randolph County
Issac Harris
Archdale Friends Meeting
Cedar Square
Best in Show at Thomasville Elementary Art Exhibit
Tommy Forbes, a Mills Home youth, won best in show for his entry at Liberty Drive Elementary School in Thomasville. Fourth grade teacher Miss Pauline Rogers assisted him. First place winners in other classifications were Susan Lilly, James Walters, Danny Ray Slack, Michael Stilwell, Edward Yountz, Helen Truelove, Vickie Clerk, and Billy Smoot.
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Tommy Forbes
Thomasville
Liberty Drive
Tommy
Mills Home
Pauline Rogers
Ian
Susan Lilly
James Walters
Danny Ray Slack
Michael Stilwell
Edward Yountz
Helen Truelove
Vickie Clerk
Billy Smoot
Ohio Reports Record Apple Harvest Since 1950
Ohio in 1957 produced its largest apple crop since 1950 with high yields across varieties. Growers credit favorable weather and steady demand for the notable seasonal haul.
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Ohio
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Braxton
Deck
Asheboro
Ted Kee
Messrs. Cunningham and
Shank
Thermo- Products Inc
A No Wayne
Buck Shaw
W. Henpo Cok
G M. Bodenhammer
G. F. W. Cook
Bonker
Plymouth
Brand Bf
United States
Seale Pa T 100Th Avenue
New York
11. N.Y
America
J. C. Boyles
High Point
L. D. Duland
Nationwide
H. C. Johnson
Henry J. York JR
C. A. Spivey Randleman
L. T. Mitchell
H. J. York
G. T. Maner
Dens
Pace
Raleigh
Saw Firm
Lester Henley
Harllee
Harllee’s Youth Center
Catalina
Harllee’s Home Center
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