Obituary notices from Dallas and town
Obituaries note James Lee Jenkins known as James Dee Enki Jenkins in Dallas with funeral at Antioch Church officiated by Rev. Fang and pallbearers including John Koppen and Charles Nylon. Daniel Care Leonard, 32, dies after a football game attack. funeral scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Jonas O Hoffman, 49, Dallas native, vice president and GM of Southland Pro vision Co. of Orangeburg, obituary pending funeral Tuesday. Georgia Ann Jones Newman, 73, dies after illness. services at Colonial Chapel, burial Armstrong Memorial Cemetery. survivors include son Joseph, brother Johnny James, six grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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James Dee Enki
Dallas
James Lee Jenkins
Mr Jenkins
Antiochan Church
Fang
Anebiwa
Ehurel
My Nive
Ly Bel
Virgina Hhyne
al Alt
Holly
Dames J
Robert Rhyne Jenkins
Millon
Nicholy
Gastonia
Ralph Fulbright
Bessemer
Nard Baniel
Lincolnton
Daniel Cares Leonard
Saunday
Charlotte
Fimanuel Lutheran Coureh
Tree
Willam Steward
Gaslunia
Jonas O. Hoffman
Jonas O. Soffman
Orangeburg
S. C
Hoffman
Sdatlas High School
Southland Provision Co
8. C
Georgia Ann Jones Newman
Colonial
Newman
John ‘I. Bates
Hosiness
Vista Dr
Armistrong Memorial Cemeter
Joseph
Johny Dudson Janes
R Lee Baker Dead At 73 In Bessemer City
BESSEMER CITY Tee Baker 73 prominent farmer of Bessemer City R-2 died at home Sunday at 6 am from a sudden attack. Funeral 2 pm Monday at Concord Methodist Church on Cherryville highway with burial in church cemetery. Ministers were Rev H G Moss and Rev J G Avery. Survived by husband, three daughters Mrs Crane Hovis Carton Wade Hovis and Mrs Dan Lynch Rosseier. brother Sylvanus Baker. sister Mrs Waller Hovis. Funeral home is handling arrangements.
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Bessemer City
Tee Baker
R-2
Herre
Concord Methodis
Cherryville
H. G. Moss
Avery
Maker
Shu
Bobby Lewis Waker
Crane Hovis
Carton
Wade Hovis
Dan Lynch
Rosseier
Ule
Sylvanus Baker
Waller Hovis
Bridegroom Vanishes With $1400 In Seattle Church
A man claiming to await his fiancée talked with a priest in a Seattle rectory on Sunday then grabbed $1400 from a table, saying it would fund a honeymoon. Miss Moroni, counting deposits at a bank, confirmed the sum and watched as he dashed away with the money.
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Seattle
Nose Moroni
Miss Moroni
Patice
Texties Inc Stockholders Meet December 12
Texties Inc will hold its annual stockholders meeting on December 12 followed by the directors meeting and election of officers. Reports mailed to stockholders discuss earnings and dividend plans. The chairman noted that while prices have risen recently, they remain below cotton costs and import pressures persist.
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Texties Inc
Sawuriday
Acci
Lamonte C
Pruitt
Rain Wheel
C. Roberts
Textiles Inc
Common Brothers
Van
Matt
Ms ‘ Peuill
Ferguson
Robert Iie
Soviet Nuclear Test Claims Face U S Assessment
State Department said no new atmospheric tests by the Soviet Union were detected Sunday night amid debates over a purported 0 million ton weapon. President Kennedy and U S officials are evaluating recent test evidence to determine if U S nuclear capabilities are at risk and whether further Western defense tests are needed.
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State Department
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
U. S
Morals Charges Against Two Youths Reported
Two one year old boys were placed under arrest by Rural Police on morals charges and held on a $10,000 bond. Identified suspects were James D. Maney and David L. Stroupe. Police cited complaints based on statements by younger youths.
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Sanday
James D. Maney
Lower
Dallas
David L. Stroupe
W. Sycamore Avet
W. R. Mayes
Vernon Bradshay
Liwa
Stil Younger Hays
City Sets Holiday Slate For Workers
City employees will receive four consecutive days off including Christmas Day and the following day. City council, meeting Monday, voted to declare December 25 and 26 as holidays. The four day break affects garbage collection and other services despite weekend schedules.
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Sal
Halidays
Mild Weather Forecast With Scattered Mountain Showers
The Weather Watch reports fair conditions today with Tuesday mainly fair. Scattered mountain showers are likely tomorrow, with mild temperatures and highs in the mid to upper 60s to 70s across North and South Carolina. North Carolina and South Carolina readings include Asheville 50 31 and Charleston 63 40, with precipitation near normal, higher in the mountains.
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Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Pacific Coast
Plains
Tennessee Valley
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Central Plains
Southern Plains
South Atlantic Coast
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Dulush
St. Louis
Little
Mountaia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Asheville
Raleigh
Charlotte
Columbia
Charleston
Carolina
Presst
Rinston
Lea
Cohunla
Elimay
Cy Claudy
Myrtle Beach
Clear
Elgudy
Spartanburg
Clumly
Az Wintington
Alouquerane
En Bismarele
Buffalo
Chicago
Adewyer
Mdinis
Rowdy
Ftrult
Cluily
Wwe
Cluudy
Uelena
Llouily
Inca
Kansas
Indy
Jos Angeles
Louis cl
Eluate Sian
Auplaut
New’ York
Olushama
Iptila
Eliudy
Oreelon
Earth City
Lear GL
Richmond
IL Bake City
Rhe Rt
Evar
Valley
Issling
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Tuxis
Jauaviry Coal
Acme Hetroleum
Lee Eaker
R. Lee Baker
Gastonia Mutual Savings & Loan Association
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Heavile
Ras
ITV
the Weather Watch
Kit Carson
E. Franklin Ave
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Kel Parrin
Kein Ave
American Finance
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Armour Star
Franks
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