Funeral services for James A Carroll in Kings Mountain
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 P M at Good Hope Presbyterian Church for James Alexander Carroll with Rev S C Van Sandingham and Rev D A Costner officiating. Interment in Bynum Chapel cemetery. Survived by Geneva Carroll widow four sons five daughters 13 grandchildren two sisters one brother and many relatives. Public condolences noted from Mrs Geneva Carroll and family. Nearby obituaries mention Miss Katherine Carroll visiting from Milwaukee and Mr Dodson Schenck visiting from Miami. Also Rev J A Everett and Rev J C Mitchell to preach services at Ebenezer and Mt Zion churches. The Southern City Quintet will sing at St Paul Methodist Church on June 23. Laura Rice of Compact died suddenly. funeral held at Pel A Mion with Rev Cochran officiating. Also Lucille Adams Sledge and family listed among mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Alexander Carroll
Good Hope Presbyterian Church
S.C. van Sandingham
D. A. Costner
RJ Davidson
P. D. Patrick
First Presbyterian Church
Kidgs Mountain
EA. Harrill
Bynum Chapel
Geneva Carroll
Tracy Street
Jethro Johnson
Philadelphia
Dora Winger
Mapple Owens
Dora Wingo
Monroe
Clarence Wingo
Veterans Hospital
J. A. Everett
Gastonia First Baptist Church
Ebenezer Baptist Church
J. C.mitchell
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Kings Mountain
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Ebenezer Church
St. Paul Methodist Church
Edna Mae Robers
Laura Rice
Cochran
W. Ngede
Jasper. Rice
Chester
Lucijie Adams Sledge
Winston-Salem
Wade Hart James Adams
Charlie Brown
Fredrck B. Sledge
Asbury Rice
Farm Safety Urges Precautions to Cut Farm Deaths
National Safety Council figures cited by Prof. Weaver of State College warn that farm accidents kill and injure many each year. In 1946 about 4 500 farm workers died and 300 000 were injured while vehicle deaths rose. Emphasizing family duty, the article urges common sense at home, on the farm, and on highways to prevent countless hazards to children and adults around machinery and vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safeg Council
Weaver
Advice on Preserving Eggs From Heavy Laying Season
Prof Roy S Dearstyne head of the Poultry department at State College says eggs produced during the heavy lay season may be preserved for use when scarce. He notes water loss solution was common in past years but now freezer lockers offer a new method for storing eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy S. Dearstyne
Poultry Department
State College
New USDA Prices and Local Dedication Highlight 1947 Actions
The USDA announced 1947 price supports at 16 cents per pound for rye and grass seed with regional variations. A new building in Pittsboro was dedicated to serve African American agricultural workers in Chatham County, reflecting ongoing labor and policy developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro
Hatham County
Rocky Mountains
Rockies
USDA
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Mee
Gdale
Yale
Read Herald
Negro News
Josie G. Cox
David S. Weahead
Agricultural Engineering
United States
Bajoy
Muguats Automobile Insor‘agen
Leoney
Bom
Cheattotte
Joe Marsh
Doc Walters Uayn
Dee
Mare
Unuren
Selle
Barkley Bros
East King Street
Kings Mountain Record Shop
Yates Studio
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