Deaths And Funerals for Dorsett Nicholson and Nicholso n
Funeral for Dilmer C. Dorsett 2 at Green Street Baptist Church conducted by Dr. E W Price Jr and Rev Jimmy Hinson with burial at Olive Grove Baptist Church Cemetery near Pinnacle. Dorsett of 410 Burge Street died in Winston Salem at 8:45 a.m. Saturday from injuries Friday night. Body remains at Cumby Mortuary and will be at the church 30 minutes before service. Also funeral for Fannie Royal Nicholson 56 at Union Baptist Church Wilkes County conducted by Rev G F Overstreet with burial in church cemetery. Nicholson of 1510 Joshua Circle died in High Point Memorial Hospital Thursday morning.
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Dilmer C
Sandy Dorsett
Green Street Baptist Church
E. W. Price Jr
Jimmy Hinson
Olive Grove Baptist Church
Pinnacle
Cumby Mortuary
Dorsett
Burge St
N. C. Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Fannie Royal Nicholson
Union Baptists Church
Wilkes County
G. F. Overstreet
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Miss Nicholson
Joshua ‘Circle
High Point Memorial Hospital
Funeral for Walter J. Stout 67 in High Point
Funeral services for Walter J. Stout aged 67 are held this afternoon at 2 30 in High Point Friends Meeting House with Rev Cecil F E Haworth and Rev Max presiding. Burial follows at Shiloh Christian Church cemetery Ramseur. Active pallbearers include Jack Wrenn Recl Craven Max Doyle James and Joe Stout. The body lay in Harold C. Davis Chapel before church transfer. Stout of 2502 S Main St died Friday night.
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Walter J. Stout
High Point
Harold C. Davis
Mr. Stout
S. Main St
Opticians Hold State Meet Here
Ralph Drew of Liberty Optical will speak at the fall meeting of the North Carolina Opticians Association. Over 50 members from around the state attended the social gathering yesterday and will attend today’s business session. Officers will be elected and a replacement for Jack Southerland of High Point, whose term on the State Board of Examiners expires, will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Drew
Liberty Optical Co
North Carolina Opticians Association
Drew
England
Optical
Jack Southerland
High Point
State Board of Examiners
Kearns Brothers Led Crown Hosiery Through Growth in High Point
Amos and Charles Kearns shaped Crown Hosiery with early plant work and leadership roles. Amos, mayor 1951–53 and Duke trustee, held state conservation posts and national party duties. Charles served on civic boards, led local groups, and both guided the firm while expanding sales nationwide.
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Crown Hosiery
Amos
Charles
High Point
Louise Copeland
Adalyn Sherwood
Amos Kearns
Amos R. Kearns Jr
Jane Edgerton Kearns
James M. Marlowe
Emerywood Dr
Charles Kearns
Adalyn
Eugene C. Brugger
New York City
Ann
Leonard H. Brooks
Greensboro
Katherine Kearns
Rockford Rd
Electoral College of the United States
North Carolina
Stewards
AAU
Veterans Advisory Group
Community Chest
National War Fund Drive
High Point College
Duke Loyalty Fund
Emerywood Country Club
String and Splinter Club
High Point Skeet Club
Sedgefield Hunt
Newcomen Society
YWCA
Florence Crittenton
Carolinas United Red Feather Services
Associated Industries
GAC Corp
Crown Hosiery Mills Inc
Randolph Parties End Campaigns
Voters in Randolph County will choose between Republican and Democratic candidates in county races on Election Day except for the Recorder’s Court seat where incumbent Democrat Deane F. Bell is unopposed. The key county race is for the State House seat with Sam J. Burrow Jr. challenging incumbent Republican C. Roby Garner. Nonpartisan races include District 6 School Board with Ernest C. Routh and W. J. Gibson Sr. and District 2 with R. Lynn Albright and Francis E. Byrd. National contests feature George E. Ward vs Harold D. Cooley and Claude L. Greene Jr. vs Sam J. Ervin Jr.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Randolph County Recorder's Court
Deane F. Bell
Sam J. Burrow Jr
C. Roby Garner
Ernest C. Routh
W. J. Gibson Sr
R. Lynn Albright
Francis E. Byrd
Frankinville
Randleman
Coleridge
Pleasant
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
Negro Advancement Boosted by City Steering Committee
The Citizens Steering Committee led by Robert Brown marks one year of work guiding Negro youth toward responsible jobs and community participation. Programs include a Mary Bethune YWCA crafts project and outreach with G. W. Edwards of J C Penney's, plus efforts to recruit skilled workers and boost voter registration.
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Robert Brown
Zens
Brown
Citizens
Arnold Aaronson
Tobias
G. W. Edwards
J. C. Penney
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Dilmer C, Dorsett
Opticians
Kearns Brothers
State Board of Conservation and Development
State Parks Division
North Carolina Citizens Assn
Duke University
Duke Alumni Assn
Duke Endowment
High Point Ymca
Became Splinter Club
Union League Club
Central Carolina Convalescent Hospital
Research Triangle Foundation of
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point Bank and Trust Co
North Carolina Railroad
National Assn. of Hosiery Manufacturers
North Main Street
Randolph
By Frank Warren
The
Mary Bethune Ywca
Tee
Guilford County
Progrem
Blackwell P. Robinson
WFEMY
Congress
Richardson
Duffield
Bremen
Reg's
Fruit Cares
Deluxe Supreme
Mfg
Sugg. Price
By Listner
Carol
Richardson’s
SUGG
Morgan Jones & Belcraft
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