Thomasville Newsround: drugs, police, votes and townsfolk
In Thomasville last week Poole's Drug Store may move off the town square while the three wheel police motorcycle raises safety questions. Citizens wonder who governs as Jaycees sell questions about local leaders. An UNC Alumni note hints at films for Mills Home children and a water main issue ties Fair Grove school to town supply.
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John Thomas
Thomasville
Gene Webb
Webb
Pope's
Branco
Windy” Smith
Davidson County
UNC
I. G. Greer
Mills Home Orphan
The
North Carolina Business Foundation
Charlie
Choo-Choo
Justice
Chapel Hill
Mills
Dr. Greer
Carolna
Fair Grove
Thomasville City
Funeral Services for Bert Hill and Lt. Walter Wicker
Funeral services for Bert David Hill 58 of Lexington Rt 2 who died in a Denton hospital will be held Monday at 3 PM at Clarksburg Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Second Lt. Walter Vernon Wicker 24 World War II veteran killed in the Philippines will be honored at a 3 PM Sunday service at First Presbyterian Church with full military honors at Floral Garden Cemetery. body resides at Koonce Funeral Home.
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Thomasville
Bert David Hill
Lexington Rt
Denton
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Church
Walter Vernon Wicker
Philippines
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Tudor Jones
C. Williamson
High Point Post No
VFW
Koonce
Floral Garden Cemetery
Mrs Mittie Hedrick 75 dies. longtime resident of local city
Mrs Mittie Lou Hedrick widow of E T Hedrick aged 75 died at her home 230 Willowbrook Street at noon Saturday after two years of declining health. Born April 21 1873 in Davidson County she came to the city 45 years ago. She was active in First Evangelical and Reformed Church and led Sunday School and the E T Hedrick Bible Class named for her late husband. Surviving Elmer and George Hedrick two sons Roy Conrad a sister Mrs Henry Hedrick a brother Roy Conrad and a sister Mrs Henry Hedrick five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services set for Monday.
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Mittie Lou Hedrick
E. T. Hedrick
Willowbrook Street
Hedrick
Davidson County
Hiram L
Sally Hege Conrad
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Woman's Guild
Elmer
George
Lakeworth
Fla
Roy Conrad
Henry Hedrick
Thomasville
Hill Yokeley
Meadow View
Service at First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Afternoon service at 2 o clock led by Rev Carl A Grimm Rev Hoy L Fesperman and Rev KL Conrad with burial at Oakwood Cemetery announced. Ken Keltner of the Indians hit more home runs this season than ever before in his career. Bob Baysinger son a football coach at the University is a quarter dad s team.
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First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Carl A. Grimm
Hoy L. Fesperman
KL. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Koonce Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Ken Keltner
Ole Indians
Bob Baysinger
Ed Stanley Opposes North Carolina Taxes and Inspections
Ed Stanley campaigns against the motor vehicle inspection law calling it a hardship and hidden tax. He proposes permanent all weather inspection stations and criticizes his opponent for supporting the plan. He also advocates revising the State Income Tax Law to tax money before workers see it and opposes taxing earnings that belong to the federal government.
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North Carolina
Ed Stanley
Senate
United States
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Red Cross
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High Point College
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WBIG
WMFR
Mike Ross
Congress
Walter W. Wicker
ucens-Joale
Guilford
State Senate
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