Truck Line Awards Honor Roll Recipients Listed
Truck Line presents one year awards to Howard Finegan William Holland William Huddleston Allen G Mc Kinnon Billy C Chew James Sea graves Carl Wright Robert Strick len Robert Wilson Carl Cook Those receiving one year awards include Jack Atkins Cornell Brinsor John Benson Moses Barbour Wilson Byrd Henry Callahan Roy Harrison Johnie Hughes Richard Isom William Jeter Darrell Meredith Ernest Minor Frank McLain Lynn Norton Lloyd O Neal Simpson Saunders Donald Seagraves John Snow Billy Thomas Reece Walters Jones Dagenhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Finegan
William Holland
William Huddleston
Allen G. McKinnon
Billy C. Chew
James Seagraves
Carl Wright
Robert Stricklen
Robert Wilson
Carl Cook
Jack Atkins
Cornell Brinsor
John Benson
Moses Barbour
Wilson Byrd
Henry Callahan
Roy Harrison
Johnie Hughes
Richard Isom
William Jeter
Darrell Meredith
Ernest Minor
Frank McLain
Lynn Norton
Lloyd O'Neal
Simpson Saunders
Donald Seagraves
John Snow
Billy Thomas
Reece Walters
Jones Dagenhart
Reed Family Reunion Set for Sunday in Concord Area
Members of the Reed clan plan their first full reunion Sunday at 1 p.m. at Midway Methodist Church near Concord. The gathering will be held at the Reed gold mine site, formerly worked by family members, per C. R. Reed of Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Reed
Midway Methodist Church
Concord
C. R. Reed
Woodmen of the World convention in Thomasville
Mayor Ker mit Cloniger will give the principal address at the fall convention of the Woodmen of the World Logrolling Association in Thomasville. Police Chief Paul M. Shore will welcome delegates expected from Piedmont North Carolina as sessions begin at 3 30 p m at the WOW Hall with a 6 30 p m dinner at the Civic Center hosted by WOS Camp No 206 Tolbert Stroud leads the Thomasville camp and officers are to be elected at the event
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Thomasville
Kermit Cloniger
Woodmen of the World
Daniel Boo
Logrolling Assn
Paul M. Shore
WOW
WOS Camp No
Tolbert Stroud
Piedmont North Carolina
Hemingway Wins Nobel Prize for Literature in 1954
The Nobel Committee awarded Ernest Hemingway the 1954 prize for literature recognizing his mastery of a new literary style. The award highlights his influence on modern writing and narrative technique.
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Ernest Hemingway
Fair Grove crowns Nancy Martin Homecoming Queen 1957
Fair Grove High School crowned Nancy Martin Homecoming Queen for 1957-58. She received the crown from last year’s queen Sandra Ingram during halftime of the Fair Grove versus Randleman game at Memorial Park, Thomasville, where Fair Grove won 33-0.
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Nancy Martin
Fair Grove High School
Sandra Ingram
Fair Grove
Deaths and Funerals Purby Dixon
Purby Richardson Dixon aged 65 of 1006 Lindsay St. died Friday at 9 15 p m in High Point Memorial Hospital after a heart attack one hour earlier Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 00 p m at Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church with Rev A J Argo Rev W C Levin and Rev W D Argo officiating Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery Pallbearers were John Surrett W H Measle John Faulkenery Wilbur Sykes Bill Allen and Tom Troxler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purby Richardson Dixon
Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church
A. J. Argo
W. C. Levin
Winston-Salem
W. D. Argo
Huntersville
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
John
Surrett
W. H. Measle
John Faulkenbury
Wilbur Sykes
Bill Allen
Tom Troxler
Mr. Dixon
Lindsay St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs Combs 58 Dies At Home Near Denton
Mrs Hattie Holbrook Combs 58 of Route 2 Lexington died at her home Saturday night. She is survived by her mother Mrs Carrie Holbrook of Traphill husband C Edgar Combs five daughters and five sons twelve grandchildren and five brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Lexington
Hattie Holbrook Combs
Route 2
Denton
Carrie Holbrook
Traphill
C. Edgar Combs
Joe Tysinger
Leslie Moody
Mocksville
Tessie Moody
Wake Forest
Effie Combs
Fonza
Welcome
Clem
Willard
Dewey
Vestel Holbrook
Winston-Salem
Clay
Will
Lester
DeWitt Hinson
Mrs Hayworth 71 Dies at Baptist Hospital
Mollie Moxley Hayworth 71 of 204 Thurston St died Sunday at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem after a long illness. Born in Alleghany County August 29 1886 she trained as a nurse and lived in High Point. Survived by husband Alton D Hayworth five sisters four brothers. Services Tuesday at 10 30 a.m. Orrells Funeral Home with Elder Charles Pickard officiating and a second service at Shiloh Methodist Church with interment in Shiloh Cemetery.
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Mollie Moxley Hayworth
Lexington Avenue
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Alleghany County
John P
Rose Hudson Moxley
Alleghany
High Point
Old Burrus Hospital
Alton D. Hayworth
Thurston St
Arthur Douglas
Crumpler
J. C. Wooten
Princeton
W. Va
J. T. Weaver
Sprigg
J. W. Richardson
Woodlawn
Ethel Moxley
Sparta
Orrell
Charles Pickard
Abbotts Creek Primitive Baptist Church
Shiloh Methodist Church
Ovenbird nests imitate old round bread ovens
The ovenbird derives its name from the nest shape resembling a round old-fashioned bread oven.
Morals Case Filed In Chair City
Manuel White, 56, of High Point, freed on 2000 bond this morning after arrest on a warrant signed by a mother alleging carnally knowing a 15 year old in Thomasville on April 25. White was held overnight in Randolph County custody before transfer to Thomasville police. R. G. Bryant, 39, and Marshall Turner, 51, both of Hoover Street, were arrested on assault on a female and assault with a deadly weapon charges following a reported attack on Bryant’s wife. Bond set for trials locally. Eddie Colson, 47, Carroll Street, jailed on driving while intoxicated charge with trial set November 1. Shuler J. Wilson, 37, Nation al Highway, jailed on assault on his wife Lillian. William Frank Smith, 63, High Point, sought by officers for alleged non-support of Lena Smith. released to High Point police.
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Thomasville
Manuel White
Route 5
High Point
Randolph County
R. G. Bryant
Hoover Street
Gladys
Marshall Turner
Turner
Navy
Eddie Colson
Carroll Street
Carr Street
Shuler J. Wilson
National Highway
Lillian
William Frank Smith
Lena Smith
Local names listed in court filing in Winston-Salem and Pilot Mountain
Don Sumner of Trinity and Frie da Ray of High Point join W C Grubbs and Hazel Lorene Atkins of Winston Salem and Thomas W Cain and Jean Willard of Pilot Mountain in a described legal notice. The fragment lists the individuals without further actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sumner
Trinity
Frieda Ray
High Point
W. C. Grubbs
Hazel Lorene Atkins
Winston, Salem
Thomas W. Cain
Oo Jean Willard
Arbor Day Origin Traced to Nebraska 1872
Nebraska origin of Arbor Day traced to 1872 when J Sterling Morton proposed tree planting. Residents celebrate yearly with community plantings amid lawn and public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraaska
J. Sterling Morton
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Truck Line
Reed Reunion
W.O.W
E. Washington ST
Odell Smith
Little Bear Market
S&h
BIG Bear
Chair City
U. S
West Point
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
R. 0. McAlpine
Rivett Drive
Hickory Chapel Drive
Melrose Mills
E. Parker Buck
Gordon Miller
Sartin
Duke Power Company
DO Power Company Ng the
Bledmont Hroleoutt
S. Main St
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