Deaths and Funerals for a local Duke Power employee
A well known resident and former Duke Power Co. employee, Mr. Jennings, died in Baptist hospital Winston-Salem on Thursday morning after a two day critical illness. Funeral services were held at Falls Methodist Church with interment in Cedar Falls Cemetery. Graveside rites were conducted by Numa F. Reid Lodge 344 A F and A Masons. E G Updegrave delivered the oration and Masons served as pallbearers. The service included a church rite at 11:30 conducted by Rev W J Smith.
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Dar Falls Methodist Church
W. J. Smith
Kernersville
Numa F. Reid Lodge
Worth B. Bowman
Marvin Olson
M. Z. Perkinson Jr
Clarence Smith
Luther T. Smith
Henry Whitfield
Smith
Jennings
Duke Power Co
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Miranda Kindley
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Miranda Kindley will be held Sunday at 2 30 from Mt Pleasant Methodist Church Randolph County. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. The 72 year old High Point resident died Friday night at High Point Memorial Hospital after a long decline in health.
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Mary Miranda Kindley
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church
Randolph County
J. W. Kaney
Mt. Calvary Baptist Arch
Barney Pierce
Nho Ridge
Furniture Firms to Exhibit at Southern Market Show
Top manufacturers from Jamestown New York and Chicago areas planned first time displays at the Southern Furniture Market fall showing. Jamestown Table Co in Leggett Platt building. Sterling Inc group in B F Huntley space. other firms Fischer Corp Bernhardt space. Stroud Furniture Co in Mebane Co space. Tennessee Furniture Industries Morristown Tenn. Monitor Furniture Co Jamestown NY in regular seventh floor space.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Chicago
Jamestown Table Co
Leggett & Platt, Inc
Sterling, Inc
Rock, Ill
B. F. Huntley Furniture Co
Exposition
Five Hurt In Two Car Crash Near High Point
Five persons, all in one car, suffered injuries after a collision with another vehicle on Highway 311 near Archdale last night. Drivers Eugene Proffitt and James Cole escaped serious harm while Cole’s car crashed into a bank and pole. Passengers included Lou Cole Judy erigas Jack Hicks and Betty Jo Hicks. Hicks had facial lacerations. Injuries were treated at High Point Memorial Hospital. state patrol continued investigation late last night.
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High Point
Archdale
Eugene F. Proffitt
Lindsay St
James Cole
Proffitt
Proffitt Wholesale Co
Archdale Vo Post
Cole
Highway 311
Lou Cole
Judy
Elia Erigas
Church St
Jack Hicks
E. Russell St
Betty Jo Hicks
Hicks
High Point Memorial Hospital
Efforts To Defer Segregation At Methodist Conference
Charlotte report notes Br. A Dudley Ward executive secretary of the General Board of Social and Economic Relations says a church wide commission may study the race question from all angles. Findings would be reported at the next quadrennial meeting. Ward stresses maintaining Christian integrity while recognizing cultural limits and unity.
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Charlotte
Methodist Church
S General Conference
Br. A. Dudley Ward
General Board of Social and Economic Relations
Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
Asheboro sees $4 million growth in Randolph evaluation
Randolph county shows a substantial rise in ad valorem evaluation led by new industries and expansions. Asheboro city figures total $21,194,756 with growth since 1951-52 of about 24 percent. Police actions include traffic ticket enforcement and noise curbs. Dickerson Inc. of Monroe submits low bid for four county school additions totaling $246,982.
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Asteroro
Asheboro
S. G. Richardson
County’ Board of Commissioners
Richardson
Randolph
Kan
City of
Charles Hughes
Ely
Monroe
Dickerson, Inc
Gray's Chapel
Seagrove
Coleridge
Franklinville
Board of Education
Dickerson Company
Gray Chapel
Police Chief Orders Crackdown on Noise in Asheboro
Chief Clarence J. Lovett directs Asheboro police to target trucks motorcycles and other vehicles causing excessive noises. The October directive aims to enforce safety laws and reduce nuisance traffic disruptions.
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Lovett
State Highway Patrol
Randol Sheriff's Department
Asheboro
Ay Pete
Clarence J. Lovett
Fall Swim Class Schedule Is Announced By Y
Fall schedule of gym swim and recreation classes for boys opens at the Y tomorrow. Jim Ensign announces Cadets No 1 and No 2 programs with multiple time slots for gym and swim, including Beginners and Recreation classes and clubs like Minnow, Flying Fish, and Junior Life Saving.
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Jim Ensign
YMCA
Emma Blair
Bay Street
Cloverdale
Johnson Street
Oak View
Union Hill
Trinity
Oak Hill
Tomlinson
Hasty
Allen Jay
Archdale
Jamestown
Ada Blair
Brentwood
Unclear Weather Outlook Extends Cool Ohio Valley
The report notes continued cool conditions across the Ohio Valley and most of the northeastern states with warmer weather expected in the northern region as the pattern shifts. An AP Wirephoto caption accompanies the snippet.
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Ohio Valley
Judge orders life saving transfusion for newborn David Siems
In Chicago a judge overruled the parents objections and ordered a blood transfusion for 2 day old David Siems after doctors warned refusal could endanger the child. Willard and Darleen Siems of Roselle, Jehovahs Witnesses, faced court on a charge of contributing to a minor's dependency.
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Chicago
David Siems
Willard and
Darleen Siems
Roselle
Dupage County
Harold P. O'Connell
Oak Park
Cook County State’s Attorney's Office
O'Connell
Siems
Asst
John F. Keeley
Illinois Supreme Court
Oak Park Hospital
Edward Merad
David
Cadets Swim Schedule At All Junior Highs
Timed events list activity times for cadet and recreation swim classes across several venues. Includes All Junior Highs and Cadets No 1 No 2 with sessions at 9 00 9 45 10 30 and 11 15.
Tobacco price averages peak across Eastern and Old Belts
Weekly general price averages reach season high as flue cured tobacco in the Eastern Belt posts strong demand and higher sales. Old Belt reports heavy volume but poorer quality with first full week since Sept. 22. Deliveries under government loan rise, while South Carolina-Border markets see a softer average.
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Associated Press Weekly
North Carolina
Middle Belts
South Carolina
Carolina Belt
Virginia
Old Belt
Anri FF
Mullins
Clarkton
Fairmont
Lamberton
Tabor City
Whiteville
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