Deaths And Funerals Susan Diana Ridge services held
Graveside services for Susan Diana Ridge infant daughter of James E. and Maxine Ridge were conducted Tuesday at 11 AM by Rev. Clarence R. Nida of Rocky Knoll Baptist Church Greensboro. Interment followed in Spring Hill Cemetery. She died at birth in Piedmont Memorial Hospital Greensboro Monday morning.
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Clarence R. Nida
Rocky Knoll Baptist Church
Greensboro
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Maxine Myers Ridge
Lexington Ave
Piedmont Memorial Hospital
Charles Lee Jackson Funeral Held in Deep River
Funeral services for 89 year old Charles Lee Jackson were conducted Tuesday at 2:30 PM at Deep River Friends Meeting House with Rev. H Millard Jones and Rev. Elbert Newlin officiating. Interment followed in the Deep River Cemetery family plot. Pallbearers were C C Willard Marvin Wood Clarence Thornton Herbert Jordan Cecil Handy and Will Kaney. He died Sunday at 1:15 PM at his Route 1 High Point home after two years of declining health and three months of serious illness.
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Charles Lee Jackson
Deep River
Funeral services for Thomas Cicero Floyd
Thomas Cicero Floyd 68 of Route 2 Trinity died in a tractor accident near his home Saturday around 8 30 PM. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 30 PM at Hopewell Methodist Church with Reverends Holt Madison B S Lyndon and H B Gibbs officiating. Pallbearers were Gerome Floyd Robert Floyd Tommy Floyd C W Quate James Vickery and Charles Vickory. Interment was in the church cemetery.
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Hopewell Methodist Church
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James Vickery
Charles Vickory
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Funeral services for Otis C Bundy announced
Funeral services for Otis C Bundy age 67 will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m in Sechrest Funeral Home Chapel with Rev H Millard Jones and Rev Clarke Benson officiating. Interment in Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery. The body will lie in state until the service time. Bundy died in Durham on Monday at 5 35 p m after 12 health.
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Sechrest Funeral Home
H. Millard Jones
Deep River
William L Morris dies. funeral held at Grace Lutheran Church
William L Morris died unexpectedly Monday at 11 18 am at Sylvester Hill’s home. Funeral service conducted Tuesday at 3 pm by Rev Jack Smith with assisting ministers from Grace Lutheran Church and Dr C M Pegram. Interment in Conrad family plot Fork.
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James Morris
Robert Morris
Linville Pierce
Leroy Overcash
Tony Hunt
Cleveland Hunt
George Hanes
Mr. Morris
Sylvester Hill
Grace Lutheran Church
Jack Smith
Paul Conrad
China Grove
C. M. Pegram
Thomasville
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Beta Club Inducts 85 At Senior High
At High Point High School Beta Club inducted 85 juniors and seniors in a ceremony led by Beta Club President Libby Greenberg. Charles Phillips spoke on the value of college, with devotions by Johnny Sherrill and piano by David Brooks.
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Phillips
D. P. Whitley
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Beta Club
David Brooks
Mother of Local Resident Dies in Hawaii
Mrs. Antone Demello Perreria age 88, mother of Mrs. Alice Newsome of High Point, died Friday at Wailua Hospital in Oahu after two weeks illness. Survived by two other daughters, Mrs. Joe Hartle of St. Petersburg, Fa and Mrs. W A Christensen of Athens, Ala. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Wailua Hawaii.
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Alice Newsome
High Point
Wailua Hospital
Oahu
T. H
Joe Hartle
St. Petersburg
W. A. Christensen
Athens
Ala
Wailua
Hawaii
Local Official's Brother Dies in Greenville
Joe Steed Phillips 52 of Greenville South Carolina brother of High Point Councilman J B Phillips died yesterday after a long illness in a Greenville hospital Burial set for tomorrow at 3 p m in Greenville Mr and Mrs Phillips 109 W Willis St left today to attend the funeral
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Greenville
S. C
High Point
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W. Willis St
Navy fires Nike-Asp rocket for solar flare data
HONOLULU AP The Navy reports its solar eclipse expedition in the south Pacific fired a Nike Asp rocket about 150 miles high Monday to gather information on a large solar flare following Sunday’s eclipse. Conditions were ideal as a thunderstorm disrupted the total eclipse path previously. Five rockets were launched during Sunday’s event.
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Surrender Would Have Been Easier
Charleston AP report details Hobart Godbey, 24, caught hunting out of season by Ray Clemens and Bob Leeson of the Conservation Department. After crashing his car down a 35 foot embankment he fled amid injuries, was tackled, and fined $80 by Magistrate Lonnie Gates.
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Ray Clemens
Bob Leeson
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Hobart Godbey
Godbey
Clemens
Lonnie Gates
Bar Group Accepts Negroes into DC Bar Membership
The District of Columbia Bar Association voted to admit Negro lawyers to membership for the first time. The tally was 583 to 807, surpassing the two thirds requirement by 46 votes after two hours of closed door debate.
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Washington
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Breakfast on a Reducing Diet Remains Key
A note on dieting emphasizes that skipping breakfast can hinder weight loss. Eating a balanced morning meal supports metabolism, satiety, and energy levels, aiding adherence to reduced calorie plans.
Foods Studied For Radioactivity
FDA reports most foods since 1945 show no significant radioactivity rise. Some sea foods dairy products and tea showed increased levels but none deemed dangerous. The two year study compared pre 1945 samples with recent ones and ongoing work seeks fallout contamination.
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Food and Drug Administration
Edwin P. Lang
Wendell C. Wallace
FDA
Dee Keating Sues Ex Husband Ray Anthony for Support
Los Angeles AP report says singer Dee Keating sues former husband and band leader Ray Anthony for 5625 in support payments. She alleges he has paid nothing since April 28 despite a promise of 225 dollars weekly for life or until she remarries.
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Los Angeles
Dee Keating
Ray Anthony
Miss Keating
Anthony
Unclear OCR fragment about Texas land and Romans
Fragmentary copy discusses land control by the Texas Land Office and references a calendar tied to ancient Romans. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or named entities.
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Texas Land Office
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