Local Resident E. W. Jennings Dies at 74
E W Jennings 74 well known resident died suddenly at his home 920 Gurley street shortly after 10 Tuesday night. He born October 28 1871 in Randolph county came to this city 42 years ago from Worthville and was a longtime member of First Pilgrim Holiness church where he served as Sunday school superintendent teacher church treasurer and official board member. He worked 35 years for P A Thomas until retirement two years ago. Survived by wife Sarah Coyle a daughter Mrs Aleta Harris three sons D W Jennings Jesse D Jennings a brother R D Jennings of Lynchburg Va and 10 grandchildren. The body to be moved to his home Wednesday at 4 pm with funeral Thursday 3:30 pm from First Pilgrim Holiness church. Burial Floral Garden cemetery.
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E. W. Jennings
Gurley Street
J. Jennings
Randolph County
Worth Ville
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
P. A. Thomas
Sarah Coyle
Aleta Harris
D. W. Jennings
Jesse D. Jennings
R. D. Jennings
Lynchburg
Thomasville Prepares for Hallowe'en Night Fest
Thomasville crowds are expected tonight for Hallowe'enight with good weather and police urging wholesome fun and orderly celebration to ensure safe community enjoyment.
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Thomasville
Hallowe'enight
Police Department
City plans to keep streets open during celebrations
Police indicate extra officers will patrol tonight. In past events one city street was roped off, but officials plan to keep all streets open unless conditions require closure.
Bridge Contract Tactics and a Narrow Win
A bridge deal analysis shows North-South defeating a 3NT contract with clever counterplay. West's misjudged ruff and South’s heart discard shaped the endgame, leaving West one reduced trick shy of the contract’s defeat.
Education Work Featured at Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Methodist church presents an evening program with the board of education meeting at 5:30 followed by a supper at 6:15 served by Mrs. Hunter Sechrest and Mrs. S C Clark's circle. Miss Elsie Ellen Moore will discuss Working With a Priceless Commodity and Rev Paul Hardin Jr will speak on The Balanced Life during the 7:30 fellowship hour lasting thirty minutes.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Board of Education
J. A. Johnson
Church School
Hunter Sechrest
S. C. Clark
Predict Decline in Income of Farmers in 1946
The agriculture department forecast a net income drop of up to 15 percent for farmers in 1946. Cash receipts from marketings may fall less than that, while higher purchases could offset some declines. Even a 15 percent real income drop would still beat prewar averages. The outlook predicts strong demand for farm products throughout 1946.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Brother of Mrs. J. P. Snipes dies in Jackson Springs
Pfe Robert Reece, brother of Mrs. J. P. Snipes Jr. of the city, died at his home in Jackson Springs after serving two years in the European theatre and receiving an honorable discharge. He was found dead several hours after his death. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p.m. in Jackson Springs with burial in the local cemetery.
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Pfe
Robert Reece
J. P. Snipes, Jr
Jackson Springs
Ben Levine Hosiery Company Head Dies At Home
Benjamin Alva Levine head of ec Bena Hosiery and New York based executive died at his home in Laurence L early this morn ing after a year of ill health. He was well known among High Point hosiery men and had visited the area frequently in prior years.
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Benjamin Alva Levine
Ec Bena Hosiery Ny
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Manor Lane
Laurence
L. L
Mr. Levine
High Point
Funeral Rites for Mrs Rosa T Hill Held in Randleman
Funeral services for Mrs Rosa T Hill 66 wife of D H Hill were held Tuesday at 2 pm at Mount Lebanon Methodist church in Randleman with Rev Paul Whiteside in charge. Granddaughters and neighbors carried flowers. pallbearers included Lindy Trivett Paul Tucker George Tucker Clyde Tucker Roscoe Hull and Jesse Grant. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Rosa T. Hill
D. H. Hill
Mount Lebanon Methodist Church
Randleman
Paul Whiteside
Rancheman Wesleyan Methodist Church
Lindy Trivett
Paul Tucker
George Tucker
Clyde Tucker
Roscoe Hull
Jesse Grant
Funeral service for Mrs. Plutinie Hollyfield Butcher
The funeral for Mrs. Plutinie Hollyfield Butcher widow of George Butcher, died at her son S. B. Butcher’s home on Trinity Rt. 2, was held at Bear Creek Union Baptist church in Surry county. Rev. Dan Calloway led the service with pallbearers Harvey Butcher Floyd Marion Theodore Caudle Cleveland Shaw Thurman Caudle Grady Walker. Interment followed in the family plot at the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Dal
Plutinie Hollyfield Butcher
George Butcher
S. B. Butcher
Trinity Rt
Bear Creek Union Baptist Church
Surry County
Dan Calloway
Low Gap Baptist Church
Harvey Butcher
Floyd Marion
Theodore Caudle
Cleveland Shaw
Thurman Caudle
Grady Walker
Hattie Davis
Funeral Services for Daniel G Patterson 71
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Daniel G Patterson at his Sun day home address 110 Briggs avenue. Rev Wilbur Hutchins of First Baptist and Rev J Harold Loman of Gibsonville Christian church led the service at 1 o clock before the procession moved to Spray for further rites.
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Daniel G. Patterson
Briggs Avenue
Wilbur Hutchins
First Baptist Church
J. Harold Loman
Christian Church
Gibsonville
Iuneral
Spray
Funeral services for late Honeymoon held at Spray Baptist Church
The body lay in state at Spray Baptist Church before a 4 o clock Tuesday funeral conducted by Rev. J. P. Davis and Rev. H Barker with Rev. Mr. an from Southside Baptist Church assisting. Flowers came from friends and neighbors and pallbearers included L. H. Dunning W. L. Jordan R. F. Howard J. B. Grogan Glenn Hendrix and Allen Burton. Interment followed at Lerksville Baptist Church Cemetery.
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Spray Baptist Church
Tor
J. P. Davis
H. Barker
Southside Baptist Church
Mr. An
L. H. Dunning
W. L. Jordan
R. F. Howard
J. B. Grogan
Glenn Hendrix
Allen
Mining Employs One Seventh of Bolivia Population
A report notes that roughly one seventh of Bolivia’s population is involved in mining activities. It highlights the sector’s role in the economy and the distribution of mining work across regions, with significant employment in mineral extraction and related services.
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Bolivia
Pearl Harbor Visit By Congressmen Planned
Members of the joint congressional committee investigating the Pearl Harbor attack will depart by airplane Monday to inspect the scene. They will finalize plans after a meeting to receive the committee counsel's report on records examination.
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Washington
Joint Congressional Committee
Peterson's Ointment Offers Piles Relief Nationwide
Millions of sufferers report quick relief from itching and smarting using a cooling soothing and astringent Peterson's Ointment. One user says it relieved itching and stopped restless nights. Sold 35c a box and 60c with applicator tube. money back if not delighted.
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Peterson
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