Deaths and Funerals Mixed Notices Cover Local Obits
Funeral services are announced for Mrs. Alies Black Wynn 75 of 612 Franklin St with burial at Guilford Memorial Park and pallbearers named. Also listed are services for Mrs. Lillie Bishop Hayworth at Sechrest Chapel, Woodrow W. Moore at Second Reformed Church, and Joe W. Cassidy at Sheets Memorial Baptist Church with burial at Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alies Wynn
Thomasville
Alies Black Wynn
Franklin St
Lillie Hayworth
Lillie
Bishop Hayworth
Sechrest Chapel
W. V. Williard
High Point
Woodrow W. Moore
Lexington
Second Reformed Church
Odell Leonard
Don Leonard
Paul's Chapel
Joe W. Cassidy
Sheets Memorial Baptist Church
W. E. Sampson
Charles Young
Forest Hill Cemetery
Infant Daughter Of Ex Residents Dies In Texas
Infant daughter of former residents Betty Wider Smith and family dies in El Paso Texas. Survived by two sisters. Burial planned at Forest Garces Parish Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Betty Wider Smith
St. el Paso
Tes
Zigs Peist
Lee Eos
Garces Pars
Speeding car wrecks near cemetery. driver charged
A southbound car on Meredith Street failed to turn onto Leonard Street at about 10 30 p m and crashed near a cemetery, overturning after hitting tombstones. The Simmons woman was charged with reckless driving and to appear in court Friday. Damages were put at 150 dollars. Another collision incident followed minutes later with limited charges noted. Arthur N Culler 19 Monthew Avenue faced improper passing charges after a collision at Montleu and Denny Street. his car hit a fire hydrant and damages were 50 to the McDowell car and 75 to Cullers car. he was cited to appear in court Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
Chad
Costenza
Zet
Arthur N. Culler
Monthew Avenue
Montleu
Denny Street
Etta Tucker McDowell
North Drive
Denny
Culler
McDowell
Culler Attio
Ground Observers Corps to Reconvene in YMCA Meeting
Dick Hartley announced a reorganizational meeting for the Ground Observers Corps at the YMCA Boys Lounge at 7 30 Thursday night. All current and former GOC members are urged to attend and pledge two hours monthly as the group streamlines to align with National Civil Defense Headquarters guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ground Observers Corps
YMCA
Dick Hartley
Hartley
GOC
The
National Civil Defense Headquarters
Washington
Former Archdale Resident Dies At 71
A former Archdale resident, Dr L B Souldis, age 71, died last Saturday from a heart attack in his office. Born in Archdale, he practiced dentistry in Dickson Tennessee after graduating from Eloz College and the Tennessee Dental Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Tee
L. Bsouldis
Cenena
Archdale
Dickson
Tenn
Eloz College
Ushvertse Nasivee Desta Society
Tennessee State Destal Associate
Bo Americas
Mrs Albright of Asheboro Dies at 74
Mrs Nordia Albright of Asheboro aged 74 died in a Randolph hospital after months of illness. Survived by daughters Leta Way Greensboro J M Garner Jee Mae Stout Ramseur Raph Hayes Robert Kunsucher Kavytorag Williams Route 5 Ramseur and sons Joe Ayun Coleridge Wortha Guy Fonte Ramseur Dees Sierra Madre J L Al Jr Sierra Madre California. Funeral at 3 p.m. at Deep River Baptist with Revs Colon Strickland A R Davis Avery Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramszur
Nordia Prescell Albright
Asheboro
Randolph Hospital
Leta Way
Greensboro
J. M. Garner
Jee Mae Stout
Rove 1
Guy
Fonte
Ramseus
Dees
Cedar Fans
J. AL. Jr
Brother of Local Resident Dies In Walnut Cove
William Troy Holland 29 of Route 1 Walnut Cove died at 11 am in a Winston Salem hospital after a long illness. He leaves a wife Sybil Vaughn Holland a daughter Sylvia Ann Holland his parents Mr and Mrs C E Holland a sister Mary Ann Neal and two brothers Louis L Holland and Herman L Holland all of Walnut Cove. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Cove
William Troy Holland
Winston-Salem
Stokes
Sybil Vaughn Holland
Sylvia Ann Holland
C. E. Holland
Mary Ann Neal
High Point
Louis L. Holland
Herman L. Holland
AB Club Sees Bright HPC Basketball Outlook
Coach Virgil Yow of High Point College told the American Business Club that the season looks good due to strong material a new athletic program and a new gym. He cited a capacity of over 5 0 Palace Le Rane and predicted basketball could rise to national prominence like baseball as attendance prize went to Herb Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Yow
High Point College
American Business Club
Palace le Rane
Yow
Herb Stone
Huge Elm Trees Cut Down in Thomasville Street Project
Two ancient Elm trees on Randolph Street in Thomasville are being removed to widen Randolph Street by about 10 feet in front of the New Library under construction near the Civic Center. The trees stood before the James E. Lambeth home, later the Siler Funeral Home, and are being cut by professional crews as the first step of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Randolph Street
James E. Lambeth
Siler Funeral Home
Colonial Drive
Civic Center
Halloween collections for UN relief use set
Thomasville churches plan for children to raise funds for United Nations Children's Relief during Halloween night. Grace Lutheran leads arrangements with children given proper IDs. Richard Cheek notes the group also schedules the city’s annual Thanksgiving Pilot service at First Methodist, Sunrise Avenue, Nov. 3. Reverend O N Hutchins Jr leads. A religious census of the city is to be conducted, with nominating committee chaired by Rev. J Harry Whitmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
United Nations
Ing
Grace Lutheran
Cne
Richard Cheek
Association
Sunrise Avenue
O. N. Hutehizsoz, Jr
Opethan
J. Harry Whitmore
Bonfire Sparks Clean-Up Efforts in Randleman
A public bonfire on a vacant lot in Randleman drew spectators as trash and debris burned, signaling progress in a local cleanup. Mayor Pat Martin said the city plans to participate in Governor Hodges’ cleanup drive the week of November 29, with Rotary Lions and the Woman’s Club forming committees to organize public-spirited improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauidi
Bursee
P. H
Pat) Martin
Luther Hodges
Martin
Roary and
Lions Clubs
Randleman Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Lovejoy Addresses YMCA Industrial Club on Growth
Phillip Lovejoy spoke to about 175 YMCA members at the industrial club meeting. He outlined four core wishes for individuals and stressed recognition and customer satisfaction as keys to new industries and organizational growth. Robert Rankin, Rotary vice president, introduced Lovejoy as twenty nine new members joined, bringing total to 365 from 43 companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Lovejoy
YMCA
Lovejoy
Jon Es Senta
Oumas
Tae Creamers
Organ
Creamer
Robert Rankin
Rotary Club
Wayne Johnson
Schoonbeck
Robert Ted Hughes
Tomlinson
Bryce Sink
Richard Blackwell
Robert Hilton-Snyder
Floyd Rains Jr
Marietta Paint
Kenneth Payne
Highland Container
Ralph Nunn
Horney Weaver
Silver Knit
Orville Frazier
Borden Company
Samuel Easter
Wayne Hall
R. R. Jones
Continental Furniture
Paul Carroll
Paul Albertson
R. S. Byerly
Charlie Stone
Carolina
William Kepley
Heritage Furniture
Montie Hamlinson
Walter A. Kevion
Highland Conta
Amy Oakdale Cotton Mill
Guy Kinney
Zone
National Council
Fair Grove Fire Dept Schedules Community Meeting Thursday
In Thomasville the Fair Grove Fire Department calls a Thursday 7 30 p m community meeting to spur interest among all property owners in backing an effective fire protection program. Officials seek funds for a truck and building totaling $20 000 and report about $10 000 pledged. the truck was ordered weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Fair Grove
Bain to Speak to Brotherhood Class at First Reformed
County Commissioner Carson Bain will speak to the Brotherhood Class of First Reformed Church tomorrow night. An ad dress will follow a supper at 6 30. Visitors and church members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Bain
Brotherhood
First Reformed Church
Kuykendall Ties Neckties Over Door Knob Trick
H F Kuykendall of San Antonio confesses he cannot tie a necktie. He ties them on a door knob and slips the loop over his head to wear it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
H—F. J. Kuykendall
Club Receives 1956-57 E Award Ceremony Highlights
The club was presented the E Award for 1956-57 with entertainment by the Hobos. Anne Long performed and Zimmerman featured, while J. R. Maners addressed the gathering. Dr C C Herbert gave the invocation and Mrs Hattie Banner offered the closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobos
Anne Long
Ro Zimmerman
J. R. Maners
Ae SaXxace
C. C. Herbert
Hattie Banner
City Council Sets Bid Opening For Street Lusher
The council schedules a bid opening for a new street lusher to be opened by the city tomorrow morning. They may award contracts for the lusher to be used as auxiliary equipment. A short agenda for tomorrow night includes tax releases for September and curb and gutter petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Street
Lusher
Couzel
Peace Street
New Market Plans Fall Festival At Elementary School
New Market Elementary School organizes a fall festival on October 3 featuring bingo cake walks and auctions. Students grade 4 pick prince and princess while grades 5-8 select a king and queen. Activities include pony rides and games. a newly purchased television aids instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Market
P Asmag Sts
Jace Zenaras
Prisci- da
Edwards
Wmnc - TV
Chapel Hill
Tne
Atlantic Christian College
Wilson
University of North Carolina
Selma
Smithfield
Davidson 4H Youths Enter Calves at State Fair
Davidson County 4H Club members show 17 calves at the Junior Dairy Show in Raleigh. Leaders Carl Earnhardt Mary Sink Paul Gallimore Jr Keith Stroupe Jane Crowell Stokes and Smith Stokes plan to pursue honors. John Gantt. John Gantt and Bernhardt note strong past performance and expect good results at the Dixie Classic Dairy Show in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
Raleigh
Carl H. Earnhardt
Mary Sink
Paul Gallimore
Keith Stroupe
Jane Crowell Stokes
Smith Stokes
Winston-Salem
Bernhardt
John Gantt
Masters Point Bridge Winners Told
Winners announced in Thom- Nort Sac- Russ Travisos and Robert Styers from Wisstos- Salem led the master point game at the Civic Center. Details list several players and points with fractions for placements. club sessions occur at 7 30 p m with master point games on the third Tuesday each month and fraction point games on the other Tuesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Civic Center
Thom- Nort Sac
Russ Travisos
Robert &. Styers
Wisstos- Salem
Fest
Wilma Byerly
Serle Zargie
Borseigh Poist
R. C.jeseiss
Anc
Mes
K. A. McDonald, Rare; Asé Mrs. Verson Synder Sr. Asé Mes. Clarice Shebleld
EasyWest
L. C Dios
Lest
Harvey Matsews
Nesbit Caughmas
Bigs Poist
Secosc
Hig Point
George Fisch
Brows Finch
Consolidation Of Schools Talks Set Tonight
A meeting is scheduled for tonight at 7 30 at the chamber of commerce office to discuss consolidating three districts Fair Grove Pilot and Thomasville. Proponents see a merged district improving facilities. the county already plans a Pilot Fair senior high build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taomasvile
Fas Grove
Chamber of Commerce
Fair Grove
Pilot
Thomasville
Fair
Lions Fish Fry Planned by Randleman Club at Lions Den
The Randleman Lions Club will hold a fish fry on October 26 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Lions Den. President Claude Van Werry said the fundraiser supports the club's community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIONS
Randleman
Randleman Lions Club
Lions den
Claude van Werry
Two Alarms Answered by Local Fire Department
The fire department answered two alarms, one a malicious false alarm from the Mangum Avenue and Lake Street box at 10 39 p m and the other a grass fire at Commerce and Perry Streets reported at 12 12 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangum Avenue
Lake Street
Commerce
Perry Streets
Notice of Divorce Suit Publication High Point NC
Rosetta W Biggs sues Henry Biggs in Municipal Court High Point Guilford NC for divorce by two years separations. Defendant must appear by December 3 1957 at Clerk of Municipal Court, or plaintiff will seek relief. Attorney John W Langford represents the plaintiff. Published October 16 23 30 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina
Guilford County
Rosetta
W. Biggs
Henry Biggs
Gay of
Rooms for Rent and Apartments in City Listings
One room for rent in a furnished steam heated setup near water at 120 Thurs ton St for a gentleman. Another furnished first floor bedroom with private entrance at 329 Woodrow. Also a brick six room house at 705 W Lexington Ave available. Contact Tool-Green Co Realtors, 11S W Washington St, phone 5069.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston St
Woodrow
Tool-Green CO. Realtors
Washington St
English St
Forrest Ave
Walnut St
Carr St
Forrest Park Apt
Dorothy St
Steele St
Apt
W. Ae
N. Main
Apartment Listings and Furnishing Details
A fragmented city notice lists multiple apartments with varying furnishing status and rents. Mentions 370s and 519 addresses, English Street, English Street, Oakey Court Apartments, and 906 Indss/St store, plus a 407 Park store cabinet with a $42.56 monthly rent and a phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaky Court
Russell
Washington
S. Main
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Greveyerd
Meredith Street
Leonard Street
Ground Observer Corps
HPC
Florida
Chair
Bain
Council
Chair City
United
Davidson
Tleman
W. Howell St
Kitche
APTS
Lexington Ave
Soom Brick PO
TOR Ant
Ping Saan
MAS. & & Gantt
Saec
Ward St
E. Green St
Ragan St
Whittier
Brockett
A&b
Herbert
Bill Hylton
S. Main St
Olga St
Skeet Club Road
Mendenhall-Moore Realtors
W. Washington
Z. H. Cox
Flint St. Ph
Willowbrook
Montilieu
Whiteoak
Beth
N. Main St
Bath
Winston Road
Kearns St
Putnam Ave
Lindsay St
E. State St
Everette
Park St
James & Conrad, Inc
Lindsay and Howell
Atlantic Insurance & Realty
Johnson
A. m
Guiet
Neuemerpoes
Wise St
Care Enterprise
Old Ana Co
S&s
Wrens St
Ace Hole Apetance Co
Wrens && Phone
Nash Jewelry CO
N. Mass
Veo
Horton Furniture Company
Washngton St
Ali
Nash Jewelry & Loan CO
North Main St
Glamor Home
Wrenn St
Baker Moon
Ralph Ward
Pennsylvania
Main
DIXIE
Jacobs
Circle Drive
Hendrix Furniture Store
Jenn St
Art Conte Te
Arts
No Hendrix Furniture Store
Hendrix Furniture
S. Wrenn St
S. Wrenn
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