Funeral Rites for T. J. Woodall From Seventh Day Adventist
Funeral service for T. J. Woodall known as Grandpa Woodall was held at the Seventh Day Adventist church on Maple Street Saturday at 3 p.m. The service was conducted by M. B. Elliston and Fidel H. B. Beckner. Music by Mrs. Martin and a quartet with Miss Jean Peace on piano. Active pallbearers included J. H. Mackenfuss Frank Darnell E. C. Crowson Clarence Peace Carson Crawford and R. D. Allman. Flowers were sent by church ladies friends and neighbors. The interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery.
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T. J. Woodall
T. J
Grandpa Woodall
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Maple Street
M. B. Elliston
Fidel H. B. Beckner
Greensboro
War Casualties Show Increase
U S war casualties have reached 1,071,266, 536 more than a week ago. Army counts show killed 205,569, wounded 571,698, missing 24,131, prisoners 120,988. Navy killed 54,068, wounded 80,236, missing 11,197, prisoners 3,379.
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Washington
U. S
Navy
Early English settlers in New Zealand huts
The first English settler in New Zealand lived in huts put up by Maoris. The rau huts had no flooring or rain proofing. Columbus served as a map and chart maker in Portugal.
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New Zealand
Columbus
Portugal
Destroyer escort turns power ship supplying Manila
The USS Wiseman, converted destroyer escort, provided electrical power to Manila from April 13, 1945, after test runs in Charleston. Commanded by Commander William B. McClaren, the vessel can detach from shore duty and sail to other assignments while generating Kilowatt output for the city. Christopher Columbus became a sailor at age 14.
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Charleston
United States
Jules James
USN
Sixth Naval District
Charleston Navy Yard
South Carolina Power Co
Sabre Electrical
Pacific
USS Wiseman
Manila
Philippines
James
Admiral James
Wiseman
William B. McClaren
USNR
Benjamin Ave
Grand Rapids
Mich
University Exits War Era and Returns to Normal Campus Life
Chapel Hill reforms its timetable as Navy preflight ends October 15 and V-12 closes, restored civilian enrollment follows. With 500 military personnel remaining in NROTC and Marine units, the university shifts to a quarter system January 3 via an extra eight week term, expanding dorms, dining facilities, and campus spaces for veterans and civilians alike.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina At
Navy
NROTC
Carolina
Navy Department
Navy Hall
Alexander Hall
Lenoir
Navy Hospital
University
State's Industries Must Expand To Take Up Slack
North Carolina faces a postwar job surge with about 960000 non agricultural positions expected in the next year, up 160000 from 1940. Manufacturing and textile sectors drive growth while officials warn full employment may still fall short by 150000 to 200000, prompting calls for new industry and public works.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Planning Board
Cherry
Felix A. Grisette
Planning Board
Grisette
Armed Services
North
Colina
Reidsville Red Man to Visit Local Tribe
Officials of the Improved Order of Red Men Tribe No. 32 announce Past Great Sachem T Mitchell of Reidsville will speak at the next regular meeting Monday September 24 at 7 30 PM. He will discuss the membership drive and other order matters and present past sachem certificates to Richard Clapp and Irvin Guyer. Meeting at 207 East Commerce Street.
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Improved Order of Red Men Tribe No. 32
Sachem T Mitchell
Reidsville
Sachem Mitchell
Great Council
Richard Clapp
Irvin Guyer
East Commerce Street
Wounded man from roadhouse shooting in Greensboro near city limits
Police report the condition of Willam Mayfield, a 20 year old Negro, worsening after being shot while fleeing an attempted roadhouse robbery on the Greensboro highway. No charges against R Freeman and Noel Freeman, roadhouse managers, expected.
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Willam Wmfield
Charlie “Hill
Greensboro
R. Freeman
Noel Freeman
Mayfield
Reemans
Bridal shower honors Sgt. Coutchure in Kinneywood
Sgt. Coutchure on furlough from service is celebrated at a Kinneywood home on September 21 with four bingo tables, car nation and tube rose arrangement, and a gifts basket for the honoree Frances Stone Coutchure. Attending guests include Mrs. Coutchure, Belvin Stone, James Stone, J. R. Harrison, Frances McMahon, Ernest Wilkerson, L. Bridges, J. W. Ogburn, and Misses Leontine Ward Mary Marlowe Mabel Bean Martha Lee Finch Ethel Mae Lassiter Eddie Lassiter.
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Thomasville
Frances Stone Coutchure
Alfred Finch
Kinneywood
Bascom Lassiter
Ted Davis
Finch
Sgt. Coutchure
B. W. Stone
Frances Stone
Mesdames Coutchure
Belvin Stone
James Stone
J. R. Harrison
Frances McMahon
Ernest Wilkerson
L. . Bridges
J. W. Ogburn
Leontine Ward
Mary Marlowe
Mabel Bean
Martha Lee Finch
Ethel Mae Lassiter
Eddie Lassiter
John Alden
Betsy
Major Alden
France
Betsy Alden
Kate Blackwell
Anne Harris
Denny Harris
Maurice Spender
Charles White
Velma McGee
Paul Finch
Evelyn Proctor
Bertram Heathcote
Joe Parker
Greensboro
Belle Harris
Johnny Alden
T. J. Covington
Watch dog shot during burglary report in Los Angeles
Morris Kuykendal said his dog was shot when two men climbed over his back fence as he fired at them with a rifle. The suspects escaped after the incident. Robert M. Cline, found at his home with wrist slashes, moved to a government hospital in Roanoke, Virginia, for recovery.
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Los Angeles
Morris Kuykendal
UiSs
Kuykendal
R.mw. Cline
Robert M. Cline
Arbordale Drive
High Point Memorial Hospital
Roanoke
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