Mrs. Margaret Frady Cail, was pronounced dead on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital Tuesday afternoon at 6:45 pm. She suffered a heart attack at her home, 823 Randolph Street. She had been in her usual health and her death was unexpected.
Mrs. Cail was born in LaFayette, GA; June 28, 1899(?), a daughter of Jerry L. and Arvlen Davis Frady. She had been a resident of High Point about 25 years and was employed by the Archdale Hosiery Mill.
Surviving are one son, Gerald Eugene Armstrong of the U.S.Army, Aberdeen, MD, findagrave #15412799; two grandchildren of Aberdeen; one brother, R.G. Frady of Chattanooga, TN, two sisters, Mrs. R.B. Bowman, Rossville, GA, and Mrs. A.J. Cargal, 823 Randolph St., High Point.
High Point Enterprise
Mrs. Cail was born in LaFayette, GA; June 28, 1899(?), a daughter of Jerry L. and Arvlen Davis Frady. She had been a resident of High Point about 25 years and was employed by the Archdale Hosiery Mill.
Surviving are one son, Gerald Eugene Armstrong of the U.S.Army, Aberdeen, MD, findagrave #15412799; two grandchildren of Aberdeen; one brother, R.G. Frady of Chattanooga, TN, two sisters, Mrs. R.B. Bowman, Rossville, GA, and Mrs. A.J. Cargal, 823 Randolph St., High Point.
High Point Enterprise
Mrs. Margaret Frady Cail, was pronounced dead on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital Tuesday afternoon at 6:45 pm. She suffered a heart attack at her home, 823 Randolph Street. She had been in her usual health and her death was unexpected.
Mrs. Cail was born in LaFayette, GA; June 28, 1899(?), a daughter of Jerry L. and Arvlen Davis Frady. She had been a resident of High Point about 25 years and was employed by the Archdale Hosiery Mill.
Surviving are one son, Gerald Eugene Armstrong of the U.S.Army, Aberdeen, MD, findagrave #15412799; two grandchildren of Aberdeen; one brother, R.G. Frady of Chattanooga, TN, two sisters, Mrs. R.B. Bowman, Rossville, GA, and Mrs. A.J. Cargal, 823 Randolph St., High Point.
High Point Enterprise
Mrs. Cail was born in LaFayette, GA; June 28, 1899(?), a daughter of Jerry L. and Arvlen Davis Frady. She had been a resident of High Point about 25 years and was employed by the Archdale Hosiery Mill.
Surviving are one son, Gerald Eugene Armstrong of the U.S.Army, Aberdeen, MD, findagrave #15412799; two grandchildren of Aberdeen; one brother, R.G. Frady of Chattanooga, TN, two sisters, Mrs. R.B. Bowman, Rossville, GA, and Mrs. A.J. Cargal, 823 Randolph St., High Point.
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