First Baptist Church Boasts Men's Choir
? The men's choir at the First Baptist Church are shown
above at a recent rehearsal. The group led by the Rev.
I W, J. Thompson have made the black bow tie and white
shirt a trademark for good singing. The group Includes,
* first row, left to right, Virgil O'Dell, Kenneth Davis,
, Bob Minor. A. L. Buchanan. R. P. DeBord. Homer W,
. - '
Ricks, R. D, C handler, B. J. Fish, John Donley, Kenneth
Godfrey. Second row. Leon Klmsey, Jim Morgan. Ed
Hyde, Ralph McConnell, Chester Lawson, Charlie Hughes,
Don Ramsey, Ralph Rhodes, Doyle Burch, and Robert
Woody.
(Scout Photo by Bagley)
Fete Mother with the fragrant gift!
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SENATOR
SAM ERVIN
* SAYS *
WASHINGTON? High School
seniors who visit my office at
this time of year often ask
me this question: "Whatdoes
a Senator do when the Senate
Is not In session?" I answer
them by giving a brief resume
of my daily aciviltles which
should be of Interest to the
readers of this column.
Recently a typical day when the
Senate was not In session went
like this. The Subcommittee
on Investigations was Investi
gating the delays in our
missiles program. I attended
it briefly. Then I went to
preside at another committee
hearing being conducted by
the Constitutional Rights Sub
committee of which I am
Chairman. This hearing went
on during the morning and
afternoon. It provided testi
mony of able doctors, lawyers,
and citizens who were in
terested In aiding the Congres
to enact a law for the Dis
trict of Columbia which will
improve the statutes now in
effect regulating the admis
sion to hospitals of persons
needing psychiatric assistance
and clarifying the provisions
of other statutes dealing with
the hospitalization of persons
acquitted of crimes on the
grounds of insanity. At 3:00
p.m. while this testimony con
tinued, it was necessary for rr
to turn over my duties as
Chairman to Senator Keating
and go to a third hearing as
a Senate conferee on the
Federal Judgeships BUI.
During that conference it was
agreed that the bill would
provide for three additional
North Carolina federal judge
ships. The bill has since been
passed by the Congress. A
number of times during the
day, I was called from the
hearings to talk to constituents
from North Carolina, to
answer long distance tele
phone calls, and to conferwlth
a member of my staff about
some pressing matter. At the
end of the day when 1 return
ed to my office, there were
approximately 250 letters
upon my desk requiring my
personal attention and answer.
There had been no roll call
votes, no speeches In the
Senate, no legislation enacted,
but the Senate had been hard
at work carrying on Its func
tions.
MAN IN SPACE? Testi
mony before the McClellan
Committee on the missile
program Indicates that we
could have launched the first
man Into space six months
ago If It had not been for
Inexcusable work stoppages
at Cape Canaveral. Three
very adverse effects have been
Card of Thanks
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Rogers wishes to thank friends
for the kindness shown during
his illness and death.
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the' result of thisdelay. First,
we are behind the Russians in
an area of national security.
Second, the stoppages have
resulted in the additional ex
penditure of millions of tax
dollars. Third, the dis
closures have caused grave
questions to be raised about
the ability of our nation to
defend Its freedom.
Murphy School
Library News
The Fourth Grade Reading
Club met in the school Library
for the regular meedng on
Tuesday. The president.
Penny Smith called the meetin
to order and presided over the
business session.
The pogram was on' "Folk
Tales Around the World."
Members making reports wer
Mary -D. Chancy, Linda
Wilcox, Josephine Taylor,
Lonnie F armer, J erry
Hampton, and Sharon Raw
lings.
J erry Hampton's reportwas
voted the best.
Mrs. C .C.Williams' pupils
have an exhibit of art in the
Library which has been most
Interesting to all the grades
which visit the Library each
week.
Mrs. O'Kelly
Dies May 2
ANDREWS ? Mrs. Minnie
Dale O'Kelly, 77, of Andrews
died In a Morganton hospital
Tuesday evening. May 2.
Surviving are one daughter,
Mrs. Blanche Ledford of
Etowah, Tenn.; and three
sisters. Mrs. George Barton of
Rt. 1, Marble, Mrs. Melvin
Thorton of Andrews and Mrs.
Evelyn Walters of Miami, Fla.
Services were held at 10 a.m.
Friday in I vie Murphy Funeral
Home chapel.
The Rev. Algia West offici
ated, and burial was in Moss
Cemetery in Marble.
Sgt. James Sneed
Completes Course
FORT McCLELLAN, ALA.
Army b>gt. James E. Sneed.
?on of Alvah H. Sneed, Route
2, Murphy, N. C? completed
the four -week chemical, bio
logical and radiological (CBR)
course at The Chemical Corp*
School, Fort MoCleUan. Ala..
April 28.
Sergeant Sneed was trained
to identify war gases and to
employ protective techniques
against all varieties of CBR
contamination.
He entered the Army in 1956
and was last stadoned in
Korea. - -
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Horizons are brightening. Vacation plans are percolating.
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