Deaths And Funerals James W Wright
James Waldo Wright 64 of Rt 5 Thomasville died Friday at his home after years of declining health. Born November 16 1899 in Forsyth County he lived in the area 20 years and worked at Lexington Chair Co. He was a Rich Fork Baptist Church member and married Delia Alley in 1929. Survived by wife two daughters six grandchildren a son a brother and a half sister. Funeral Sunday 3:30 p m at Rich Fork Baptist Church with burial at Holly Hill Cemetery. Body at Siler Funeral Home and viewing tonight 7 9.
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James W. Wright
Thomasville
James Waldo Wright
Rt. 5
Shell Road
Forsyth County
W. E
Carrie E. Morris Wright
Lexington Chair Co
Lexington
Rich Fork
St. Clair
Cleveland County
George W
Lucinda
W. R
Ollie) Grayson
Kenilworth Dr
R. L. Pruette
Cliffside
J. L. Metcalfe
Forest City
G. L. Bridges
Shelby
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Wade James
R. J. Mabe
Hope Baptist Church
Church
Sechrest Funeral Home
Auditor Wins 30 Day Reprieve In North Carolina
New Hanover County Auditor T. D. Love received a temporary reprieve from a 30 day suspension hours after the order was issued. Superior Court Judge Rudolph Mintz had suspended Love from Oct 15 to Nov 15 for alleged misconduct in office but lifted the suspension after Love's attorney pleaded. Love was convicted of failing to report a $4 000 shortage in the county Recorder's Office and denying cash shortages found by state agents. The judge set aside the verdict for further review and ordered a hearing next Friday at 7 30 a.m.
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Wilmington
N.C
New Hanover
T. D. Love
Superior Court
Rudolph O. Mintz
Love
John J. Burney
State Bureau of Investigation
Goldwater Calls For Balanced Budget Not Time Bound
Sen Barry Goldwater argues for a balanced federal budget without tying it to a fixed deadline. He says a steady policy on spending and taxes should ensure balance in prosperity and allow deficits during recessions or inflationary peaks.
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New York
Barry Goldwater
Business
Week Magazine
Goldwater
County Manager Carl Johnson Attends 1964 Convention
County Manager Carl Johnson left this weekend to attend the 1964 annual convention. Funeral arrangements reference a church service and burial details following the event.
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Carl Johnson
The
Tobacco Prices Mostly Unchanged Across Belts
The report indicates mixed movements in leaf prices with declines in flue cured grades and overall flat activity Friday. Middle Belt volume reached 6,939,238 pounds at $61.22 per hundred, $6.38 above last Friday. Old Belt averaged $54.32 on 10,149,646 pounds while Eastern Belt showed mostly decreases in orange leaf and primings.
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Associated Presser
North Carolina
Border Belt
Middle Belt
Word Puzzle Fragments From Crossword Clue List
Fragmentary crossword clues appear, including references to girls sea castle masculine appellation hair poker stake parish and items like passport, golfer's mound and domestic slav. No coherent article narrative, but a collection of cryptic style hints.
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Sea
Castle Ditch
Health column tips on foot care and paresthesia medical Q&A
Readers ask about troublesome foot calluses and preventing recurrence. Experts advise treating underlying causes such as weight and shoe fit, avoid aggressive grinding, and seek orthopedic evaluation if persistent pain or possible spine or joint issues. paresthesia explained as tingling not a disease and diversions on diverticula and migraines noted. The column also suggests an informational pamphlet for women about premenstrual health.
Lanier Targets Small Insurance Firms Amid State Debates
North Carolina insurance commissioner Edwin Lanier labels about 10 percent of state insurers as "little shirttail companies" that push premiums and deny claims. He praises the rest as financially sound and ethically oriented while vowing to continue reforms started with auto liability hearings and crackdowns on mail order insurers. Lanier, 63, appointed in 1962, has a history in UNC student aid, local government, and state politics. He pledges to listen to all sides, gather facts, and act fairly for both insured and insurer.
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Raleigh
Edwin Lanier
North Carolina
Lanier
Gov. Sanford
Insurance Post
Greensboro
Pany
Charles Gold
University of ‘North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Orange County
Bullock County
Georgia State Normal
Athens
University of North Carolina
UNC
Jacoby On Bridge Ends In Hum Drum Four Hearts
The article discusses a bridge hand where four hearts became the final contract after a sequence involving a three heart bid versus three diamonds. East overruled a spade lead and clubs were cashed, allowing West to force a successful defense and doom South to a poor result.
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East
West
Presbyterian Men to Hear Bennett Advertising Head
Bill Henderson president of Bennett Advertising Co. will address the men at First Presbyterian Church Monday night. Supper at 6 30 followed by the program. Officers for the coming year will be elected at the meeting.
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Bill Henderson
Bennett Advertising Co
First Presbyterian Church
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