Robert S Green of Thomasville Dies at 64
Robert S Green, a longtime Thomasville resident and deacon of the First Baptist Church, died early today after an appendicitis operation. He was born January 31, 1858, nearly 65, and is survived by his widow, six children, three brothers, and one sister. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the First Baptist Church with interment in the local cemetery.
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Robert S. Green
Thomasville
Mr. Green
First Baptist Church
Liberty Association
Green
Philip P. Green
Fort Benning
R. Matthews
High Point
Lettie
Susan Green
Jesse
Claude Green
Miss Martha Shelley Dies at Thomasville Home
Miss Martha Corinna Shelley of Thomasville dies at 84 on Thursday at her North Main Street residence after a life of teaching art at Thomasville Female College. She was born August 22, 1838 in Jamestown Guilford County and taught in Guilford and Rockingham counties. Survived by brothers T H Shelley and H A Shelley. Funeral Sunday at 11 in Thomasville.
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Jd. D. Newton
Thomasville
Martha Corinna Shelley
Jamestown
Guilford County
Salem
Guilford
Rockingham
Shelley
H. A. Shelley
Mobie
Ala
R. C. Tuttle
R. M. Courtney
P. E. Parker
J. D. Foster
Statesville
M. C
Winston-Salem
Lucile Embler
Thomasville Business School
Trinity Tennis Team on Trip to Open Season
Trinity college sends a six man team led by W. W. Turrentine of Greensboro on the season opener tour. They will play at Guilford college and with Greensboro country club players, featuring Turrentine Whisnant Summers Brooks Karnes and Mayes. A second item notes a Greensboro uptown fire destroying a vulcanizing plant and mattress factory with $9,000 loss fully insured.
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Trinity
Durham
W. W. Turrentine
Greensboro
Trinity College
Guilford College
Greenboro Country Club
North Carolina families urged to grow year round gardens
North Carolina extension service garden specialist F B McCall urges every farm family to plant an all year garden with carefully chosen vegetables to cut food costs. He notes vegetables are underused due to poor planning and variety selection and says cafeterias show only about two dollars of every hundred spent on vegetables. Assistance for planning gardens is offered, especially in cotton counties. Seismic movements in Chile in 1922 raised coast area by three to four feet.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
F. B., McCall
North Carolina Extension Service
Mc- Call
McCall
Anly
Chile
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Aged Lady
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Atlantic Bank
Atlantic Bank and Trust CO
J. A. Mizell
Burlington
York
Colonial Drive
Reighter
the Tailor
College Street
N.C
Master Production Corporation
South Bend
Ind
S. Main
M. Skull
Oldfield
Firestone
Star Motor Co
E. Commerce St
Square Deal
Martin’s
S. Main Street
Lee S. Overman
Thurston Street
Martin
Newark
Felds and Smith Old Livery Stable
Dixie Department
N. Main
Minnie W. Tabb
Piedmont Insurance Co
W. F. Armfield
Virginia Ave
Commerce Street
Homer Montsinger
Johnson St
West Russell Street
Cummings
Broad Street
W. Russell Street
Nice
King Street
A. J. Wilson
Kivett's
Cach
Stamey’s Jewelry Store
B. Hayworth
Main Street
U. S
Spot Grocery Co
Square Deal Marin
Fuller Brush
Liberty Street
Stamey’s
Geo. F. Alexander
Dixie Department Store
Main
West Page
Berkshire
Heo W. McCain
R. E. Ashby
Cook's Meat Market
F. P. Conrads
Superior Automobile
Wilson Motor Car Cea
N. C
Thomas Farlow
High Point Real Estate and Insurance No
Barker Bros
Elm St
A. A. Weaver
Kleans All
High Point Hat Shop
N. Main Street
Joe's Shoe Shop
E. Commerce Street
House OF Bargains
THE
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Telephone
Cash
Jen Ter A Eee
Epeyey
eFereresem
Carolina Baking Company
de Carolina Baking Company
Ferndell
Pillsbury’s
Florida
Firara
Soddoec
N. KE. Andrews
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