Funeral services for Ila Mabel Cauble Stutts
Funeral services were held at Midway Methodist Church for Ila Mabel Cauble Stutts 60 wife of RE E Stutts who died after an extended illness. Rev Worth B Royals and Rev C D Kennerly officiated with pallbearers named Worth Jones Reid Hiatt Bill Long Odell Long Claude Goolsby and C R Hill. Interment followed in the church cemetery family plot. Mrs Stutts lived in the Midway Community and died Friday morning at City Memorial Hospital.
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Thomasville
Ila Mabel Cauble Stutts
RE. E. Stutts
Midway Methodist Church
Worth B. Royals
C. D. Kennerly
Worth Jones
Reid Hiatt
Bill Long
Odell Long
Claude Goolsby
C. R. Hill
Church Cemetery
Stutts
Midway
City Memorial Hospital
Mrs F W Ham Dies at 76 in Rocky Mount
Mrs. F. W. Ham 76 of 200 S Pearl St Rocky Mount died there Sunday night at 1045 She was mother of Mrs J B Hensley Greensboro formerly of High Point Surviving daughters Mrs J Haverson Ward Battleboro and Mrs Gilbert Morgan Raleigh Sons Fred W Ham Euclid Ohio and C P Ham Rocky Mount Funeral services likely Tuesday in Rocky Mount
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F. W. Ham
S. Pearl St
Rocky Mount
Ham
J. B. Hensley
Greensboro
High Point
J. Haverson Ward
Battleboro
Gilbert Morgan
Raleigh
Fred W. Ham
Euclid
Ohio
C. P. Ham
State Library Sessions Set In Thomasville
Public library staff at Thomasville Public Library will begin a four session in service training workshop tomorrow. The North Carolina State Library and the North Carolina Library Association sponsor the three of four sessions. About 56 library employees are expected to attend.
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Thomasville
Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Extended Forecast
Forecast shows mostly fair conditions in Georgia and South Carolina this afternoon through Tuesday. Temperatures near normal to slightly above for all three states with scattered cloudiness and minimal rainfall, mainly in North Carolina late in the week.
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Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Coastal
Lexingtons Fund Drive Meet Set
Lexingtons 1959 United Fund drive opens with a 6 30 p m kickoff dinner at the YMCA. General chairman Joe V Moffitt Jr. urges all workers to attend as H T Link reports on the first campaign results and a slate of division chairmen is announced including Eugene Morris Elmer Nance Robert P Satterfield Odell Leonard Seaford Crouse Mrs Charles V Link J Alvin Philpott Hughes E Martin Mrs A Brooks Cole and William F Wicks.
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Lexington
United Fund
YMCA
Joe V. Moffitt Jr
Roy Clifford
First Baptist Church
H. T. Link
Eugene Morris
Elmer Nance
Robert P. Satterfield
Odell Leonard
Seaford Crouse
Charles V. Link
J. Alvin Philpott
Hughes E. Martin
A. Brooks Cole
William F. Wicks
Ist Baptist To Be Host To Clinic
Thomasville clinic for church officers and committees will be held Tuesday night at 7:30 at First Baptist Church for leaders from 41 Liberty Baptist Association churches. Prof Garland A from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Wake Forest will lead pulpit committee members classes. The conference adjourns at 9. Special sessions for church council nominating properties committees and for deacons clerks treasurers and ushers. The Training Union sponsors the event with Robert Clegg as chairman.
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Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Liberty Baptist Association
Garland A
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Wake Forest
Church Council
Training Union of
the Association
Robert Clegg
Sunset and sunrise times for today and tomorrow
The sun will set at 5 57 p m today and will rise at 6 20 a m tomorrow.
Virginia Courts to rule on massive resistance school laws
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals opens its October term amid a push to validate 1956 school closing, funding cutoffs, and tuition grant laws. Nine schools in Norfolk Charlottesville and Front Royal are closed under the statute, while federal suits seek enrollment of 51 Negro children and reopening of nine closed schools.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Norfolk
Charlottesville
Front Royal
Federal District Court
Harrisonburg
Warren County
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Walter E. Hoffman
John Paul
Ledford School Break-In And Related Arrests
Davidson County sheriff reports a break in at Ledford School last night with coins stolen and vending machine damage. A man, Glenn Lindsay, was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and released on $100 bond. trial set for October 17 in Davidson County Court.
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Thomasville
Davidson County Sheriff's Department
Ledford
Highway 109
Glenn Lindsay
Winston - Salem
Davidson
Raymond Howard Brattley
Iredell
Pentagon panel weighs Nike missile safety measures
A special Pentagon appointed committee, chaired by Hood of U S Steel, reports to Sen. Henry M. Jackson on safety features for Nike missiles after a chain explosion near Middletown New Jersey last May. The panel will suggest safety upgrades for warheads transport and handling and related procedures.
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Washington
Hood
U. S. Steel
Brocker
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Middletown
N. J
Army
Weekend Police Upswing in Thomasville Sees 30 Arrests
Thomasville police reported about 30 arrests and citations over Saturday and Sunday. Multiple individuals faced charges including drunk driving, assault with a deadly weapon, and violations of prohibition laws. One two car crash at Fisher Ferry and Hinkle streets caused about 550 dollars in damage.
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Thomasville
John Arnold Calvert
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Recorder's Court
John Harris
Jacob Street
Harris
L. A. Hayden
Council Street
Joshua Jackson
Tremont Street
Jesse H. Epperson
Route 3
Gerald Malloy
Robersonville
Harris Dow
Route 2
Fisher Ferry
Hinkle Streets
Peggy Jean Jones
Occoquan
Hunt
Musicians Favor Food as Musicians Encore Cookbook
New York based article notes musicians from Caruso to Toscanini and Melton dine richly, listing dishes and culinary habits. The piece highlights the Minneapolis Symphony Women’s Association collecting chef recipes, producing Encore, a cookbook by Random House with Dorati illustrations.
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New York
Shakespeare
Enrico Caruso
Paderewski
Mozart
Toscanini
Spike Jones
James Melton
Rise Stevens
Bizet
Szegediner
Eugene List
Giorgio Tozzi
Zino Fracescatti
Thomasville dance class schedule revised for fall
Thomasville parks and recreation announces updated fall schedule moving dance classes to Wednesday nights. Park classes run at 7 p.m. and civic center sessions at 8 p.m., effective immediately.
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Thomasville
Gas Explosion Kills Two Men in Hobbs Area
In Hobbs New Mexico a bulldozer cutting into a gasoline pipeline in a residential district sprayed flaming gas. Two men A. O. Hardin 49 and M. R. Dodson 33 died. About six houses were destroyed and the fire burned for seven hours before being extinguished.
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Hobbs
N.M
A. O. Hardin
M. R. Dodson
Chair Cillan Heads E&R Convocation
Approximately 375 youths attended the annual Youth Convocation at Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church in Thomasville. The event featured worship by the St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church group from Burlington and included installation of Synodical Youth Fellowship officers led by Dr. Harvey A. Fesperman.
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Thomasville
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Tony
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Burlington
Jimmy Bell
Catawba College
Synodical Youth Fellowship
Harvey A. Fesperman
Salisbury
Southern Synod
Ed Shepherd
Whitsett
Jo Ella Cole
Betty Hedrick
Action Commission
James Peeler
Faith Commission
Betty Ann Shoffner
Newton
Fire crews battle two weekend blazes in Thomasville
Thomasville firemen reported two fires this weekend one minor at a Turner Street residence and a major blaze at a drive in cafe on National Highway. The cafe fire started near an electric switch box and burned about an hour, with damage confined to a basement partition and smoke damage.
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Thomasville
National Highway
British Consul Spins Records in St Louis
St Louis report on James Patrick Duffy British consul who will host a three hour record spinning session with music and commentary. He says the whimsical avocation is a method to spread good will for Britain and includes no commercial breaks.
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ST. Louis
James Patrick Duffy
Britain
Father Quits Hiccups Again In Denver Hospital
Pat Quintana, 27, father of six, returned to Colorado General Hospital with another bout of hiccups. He first began hiccuping last April after eating an apple and has had intermittent episodes including five days with no symptoms. Doctors run tests to determine the cause.
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Denver
Pat J. Quintana
Quintana
Colorado General Hospital
Presbyterians Elect Seven To Session
First Presbyterian Church has elected seven men to serve on the Session the highest church body. Named are J. Sanders Dallas I. Paul Ingle J. E. Beeson H. P. Morrison Charles E. Plummer John W. Southerland and John W. Herndon. Howard B. Pancoast and Harry A. Alexander join the Board of Trustees joining current Session members I Paul Ingle J Sanders Dallas and Don E Headen.
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First Presbyterian Church
J. Sanders Dallas
I. Paul Ingle
J. E. Beeson
H. P. Morrison
Charles E. Plummer
John W. Southerland
John W. Herndon
Howard &. Pancoast
Harry
A. Alexander
Paul Ingle
J. Sanders
Dallas
Don E. Headen
Thomasville High PTA Approves 1800 Budget
Thomasville High School PTA approved a 1800 budget at its first meeting last week. President Harold Harrison cited an attendance estimate of about 400, calling it the largest PTA crowd in years. Funds will come from an annual membership drive and the Halloween festival. Principal W. S. Horton reported on enrollment and courses offered. The next meeting is scheduled for the first in December.
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Thomasville
Preson Harold Harrison
Harrison
W. S. Horton
PTA
Thomasville High School
Her
Trucks Collide. One Driver Dies Near Dalton
A North Carolina trucker lost control on U S 41 near Dalton causing a jackknife collision with a second tractor-trailer. J F Cummings of Macon was killed, his 51-year-old wife injured, and the driver Charles B Denney of Charlotte was hospitalized. The wreck blocked the highway over two hours.
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Dalton
North Carolina
Here
State Highway Patrol
Charles B. Denney
Charlotte
N.C
J. F. Cummings
Macon
Cummings
Peep Charge Against 19 Year Old Man Sparks Local incident
A 19 year old Redding Street youth Alford Little was booked on a peeping tom count after allegedly climbing onto a Kearns Street house roof to peer through a window. He posted $200 bond for a Municipal Court hearing on Oct. 8. Other arrests include Herman Robinson 34, for failing to comply with a suspended sentence and drunkenness plus Manella Torrence for fornication and adultery. Additional charges Sanford Pittman 48 driving during revocation with $500 bond, Hill 26 driving during revocation with $300 bond, and Kenneth Rush 27 auto racer cited for speeding on Highway 311 South with an Oct. 10 court date.
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Redding Street
Kearns Street
Alford Little
Kearns St
W. W. Harrison
Irene Harrison
Phyliss Dunbar
Little
Herman Robinson
Pierson Street
Robinson
Manella Torrence
Dallas Pittman
Clinton
Billy G. Hill
N. Main
Kenneth Rush
Juanita Street
Rush
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E&r
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