Deaths and Funerals In North Carolina Crews
Funeral services were held for Ida J. Everhart 72 of Lexington route 2 at home and Bethesda Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Survivors include four sons, three stepchildren, eight grandchildren, and numerous step-grandchildren. Also noted were services for Fairy Etta Nancy Dean Owens 75 of Thomasville and William Penn Welborn 86 of Kernersville with details on survivors and church burials.
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Winston - Salem
Ida J. Everhart
Route 2
Lexington
Bethesda Methodist Church
C. V. Hanson
Paul Duckwell
Everhart
J. B. Everhart
Davidson County
David Clodfelter
John B. Everhart
Adolph Wagoner
Clifford D
J. B. Everhart Jr
Route 1
Lester B. Everhart
Winston-Salem
Ollie Weddle
Winston- Salem
Ethel Hege
Thomasville
Roy Fletcher
Thomas Hoyle Everhart
Paul Everhart
J. E. Clodfelter
William Penn Welborn
Abbotts Creek
W. H. Walton
Ronald Wall
North Winston Baptist Church
Ronald Welborn
Jimmy Welborn
Job Welborn
Glenn Welborn
Carroll Welborn
Charles Edward Palmer
O'Neal Payne
John P. Payne
Mr. Welborn
Kernersville
Sister Of Local Man Dies In Burlington
Mrs. Pearl Cross aged 67 sister of George C. Estes of 900 Centennial Ave died about 10 a.m. in Burlington at her daughter's home Mrs. William Suttone after a two year illness. Survivors include one sister and three brothers. Arrangements are incomplete but services will be held in Burlington.
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Pearl Cross
George C. Estes
Centennial Ave
Burlington
William Suttone
Estes
John M Morgan Succumbs At 68 Near Lexington
John Marion Morgan dies at 68 near Lexington. Survived by wife Texie Mae Gallimore, five sons Otis G Morgan Clarence H Morgan Charlie W Carroll and Jasper W Morgan, four daughters, one brother Charles Annison Morgan, two sisters Rosa Hilton and Ernest Lowery, 22 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services were held today at 2 p.m. by Rev A Odell Leonard and Rev Don Leonard. Burial followed at Pauls Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
John Marion Mor
Texie Mae Gallimore
Otis G. Morgan
Clarence H. Morgan
Mount Holly
Charlie W. Carroll
Jasper W. Morgan
Woodrow Swink
James Melvin
Paul
Charles Annison Morgan
Rosa Hilton
High Point
Ernest Lowery
Winston-Salem
A. Odell Leonard
Don Leonard
Paul's Chapel
James A. Fowler of Thomasville Dies at 64
James Albert Fowler 64 of 116 Cox Ave Thomasville died last night at 8 30 in a Churchland rest home after several weeks illness. Born January 1891 in Alamance County he once ran a roller mill in Burlington and was employed by Thomasville Chair Co. He married Ida Loy who died May 9 1920. Surviving are a son James L Fowler of Rock Hill SC a daughter Mrs Earle Gardner of Yonannill and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 am at J C Green and Sons Funeral Home with interment in Pine Hill Cemetery Burlington.
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Thomasville
James Albert Fowler
Cox Ave
Alamance County
Burlington
Thomasville Chair Co
Ida Loy
James L. Fowler
Rock Hill
5. C
Earle Gardner
Yoannill
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
J. Harry Whitmore
First Church
Pine Hill Cemetery
Ex High Pointer Roy Rook Dies in Brooklyn
Roy E. Rook, 52, a former High Point resident, died in Brooklyn, New York, Sunday night. The body is expected to arrive in High Point tonight at 9:37 and will be taken to Cumby Mortuary pending completion of funeral arrangements.
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Roy E. Rook
High Point
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cumby Mortuary
Funer
Decoration Of Streets Under Way In Thomasville
Thomasville merchants and Jaycees install Christmas decorations on Salem and Main Streets using new Hickory firm lights plus Thomasville Merchants Association materials. Duke Power employees and Jaycees install the displays as final plans for the Piedmont Festival on November 30 and December 1 are completed. street lights will illuminate that night.
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Thomasville
Jaycees
Salem
Main Streets
Thomasville Merchants Association
Duke Power Employes
Illegitimacy Panel Set At Randolph Conference
Asheboro plans a 7 30 p m panel at the courthouse on illegitimacy. The discussion brings business, education, journalism, law, medicine and social work leaders from North Carolina and Randolph County to address problems of unmarried parents and their children.
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Asheboro
Randolph
Salvation Army
Louise Blake
North Carolina Baptist Orphanage
Thomasville
N. C
National Association of Social Workers
R. Eugene Brown
State Board of Public Welfare
Edward Hudgins
Greensboro
Children’s Home Society of North Carolina
Calvin Leonard
Greensboro Record
Ruby Milton
Salvation Army Homes and Hospital
Durham
Wiley 8. Sanders
University of North Carolina
C. A. Troupe
Florence Crittenton
Charlotte
Richard Clark
Thornton Cleek
Randolph Medical Society
A. I. Ferree
Randolph County Board of Public Welfare
M. W. Glover Jr
Episcopal Church
Joseph M. Johnston
L. Barron Mills Jr
The
Randolph Guide
Charles J. Preslar Jr
Courier-Tribune
H. C. Whims
Randolph County
James E. Burgess
Annual Education Week Observed In Thomasville
Thomasville public schools observe American Education Week with the theme focusing on teachers students and community involvement across the district.
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Thomasville
Negro Held In Lexington Gun Slaying
Police hold Willie Winston 41 of Railroad Street in the slaying of John Garrett 39. Garrett was found dead with a bullet wound near Raleigh Road after Winston admitted shooting him three times with a .22 rifle. Garrett was sought for a shooting of Elizabeth Oliver who was wounded at Winston's home.
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Lexington
Willie Winston
Railroad Street
John Garrett
Garrett
Raleigh Road
Elizabeth Oliver
Winston
Oliver
Height of Camp Bell Hill tops Ohio at 1550 feet
The highest point in Ohio is Camp Bell Hill near Bellfon taine, rising to 1550 feet above sea level. The landmark stands as the state’s loftiest natural elevation with the summit located in the Bellfon taine area.
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Ohio
Campbell Hill
Bellfontaine
AA TO MEET FOR MEMBERS ONLY AT ST MARYS PARISH HOUSE
Alcoholics Anonymous will hold a members only meeting tonight at 8 o clock in the parish house of St Mary's Episcopal Church. Information about the group can be obtained by writing to P. O. Box 5053.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Camels in High Point Race Offer Curious Speed Trial
The High Point Enterprise reports a camel racing display showing specially trained camels capable of 25 miles a day, with speeds reaching 100 miles per day in a 25 mile journey and a top speed of about 2% miles per hour.
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High Point
N. C
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Mrs
Ida Everhart
W. T. Owens
Fairy Etta
Nancy Dean Owens
J. C. Green and Sons
John K. Miller
Unity Methodist Church
Cleve L. Murphy
Paul P. Murphy
Francis W. Murphy
Theodore F. Hill
Reuben Bavender
Olin M. Kidd
William P. Welborn
John M. Morgan
James A. Fowler
High Pointer
America
Ruth Coble
North Carolina Education Association
Coble
Wanna Faye Murphy
Jessie Blair
Colonial Drive
Agnes Herndon
Liberty Drive
Plymouth
Lawrence Welk
Ray Anthony
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