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Pellaplane News
There was much activity ?n
the churches in Autioch town
ship last Sunday:
Children's Day exercises and a
picnic dinner were held at An
tioch. The grave of Mrs. Millie
Staley, a teacher in the Antloch
Sunday School more than 50,
years, was decorated.
Rev. J. B. Ray preached at
Cranberry and assisted the pas
tor, Rev. L. T. Younger, in ad-1
ministering the communion serv
ice.
A big baptizing was held at
the old Parks mill near Frank
Staley's. A revival had been run
ning at Oak Forest three weeks;
there were many converts there
and a hundred or more were sup
posed to come from other places
to be baptized.
A men's chorus, consisting of
sixty voices, sang at Cranberry
Saturday night, June n.
Rev. 'Herman Johnson preach
ed at Cranberry church recent
ly. Herman is a former resident
of this locality, oldest son of
the late Silas Johnson.
The colored people held a
Children's Day program and a
spread dinner at their church,
Union Grove, last Sunday.
Young men friends from Salis
bury visited Jim Frank and Shier
ril Roberts over the week-end at
the home their grandfather, Rev.
N. T. Jarvis.
Several friends and relatives
from Cranberry expect to attend
the wedding of Miss Bonnie Sue
Jarvis, daughter of Mr. and "Mrs.
Dwlght C. Jarvis, and Sidney
Arnold Martin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy B. Martin, of Raleigh,
at the First Baptist church, Hick
ory, next Sunday afternoon. Mr.
and Mrs. Turner Church, of
Boomer, will also attend.
Child Suffocated » >
By Rubber Balloon
Elizabeth City, June 13.—
Four-year-old boy died of suffo
cation en route to a hospital her®
today after swallowing a rubber
balloon.
Doctors said that little Ernest
Douglas White was dead on ar
rival at the hospital.
The boys:' father, Ernest Shel
ton White of Weeksville, said
the child was walking across the
yard and fell down. When the
father reached him, little Ernest
I was turning blue from lack of
i air. He died a few minutes later.
Gilliam Family I
Holds Reunion
By MRS J W. H. JONES
The members of the Gilliam j
family held their 17th consecu
tire reunion Sunday, June 12, at
the home of ^Sr. and Mrs. D. S.
Gilliam five miles southwest of
Elkin. The day was happily
spent by thA large concourse of
relatives, friends and neighbors (
of the familv, many of whom ga
thered prion to the reunion fori
the service | at Bethel church
near the hdme of Mr. and Mrs.
Gilliam. I
After the! close of the worship
the members of the clan Joined
others wh< had arrived at the
Gilliam ho ne, and a delightful
luncheon vas spread upon long
tables arri nged on the lawn
under the spreading maple trees;
before parlaking of the delicious
food, the lecretary, Mrs. W. H.
Jones madu the announcement of
the registrations, and W. A.
Stroud of Wilkesboro who was
master of ceremonies, in the
absence of the chairman of this
organization, J. A. uimam,
North Wil cesboro, who was not
able to a ttend—this being the
first of tl lis reunions Mr. Gil
;iiam has missed.
A brief memorial service was
held for W. h. Jones, the late
husband ol Jettie Gilliam Jones,
who passed away since the reun
ion 1948.
The pastor of the above men
tioned church, C. L. Leftwich,
pronounced the blessings and
Returned thanks for the bounti
ful repast, j
M. H. Wall, husband of the
late Molliei Gilliam Wall, was the
oldest relative to attend; Mr.
Wall has celebrated his 83rd
birthday anniversary while the
youngest to enjoy the gathering
was the attractive little 11 month
old son pf Mr. and Mrs. Horace
D. Bruce, Horace Dalton, Jr., of
Winston-Salem, grandson of Mrs.
Lilla Gilliam Vannoy and Mr.
Vannoy, Winston-Salem.
Guests registering outside the
community were from: Traphill,
Low Gap, Sparta, Newport News,
Norfolk, Va.; Tarboro, N. C„
Van Wert, Ohio, Boyd, Md, j
Knoxville, Tenn., Winston-Salem,
Mt. Holly, N. C., Wilkesboro, EJ
kin and Jonesville.
Scott Not Expected
To Halt Execution
Raleigh, June 13 Governor
Scott has no intention at present
of intervening in the death row
case of James Edward Lewis,
Paroles Commissioner T. C.
Johnson said today.
Lewis, a 26-year-old negro, is
scheduled to die in Central Pris
on's gas chamber Friday for the
slaying of his wife.
He was convicted in Robeson
county of shooting his wife, Let
tie McMillan Lewis, twice with
a shotgun and then beating her
with its stock.
With changing conditions
happening it enables us to lower
our prices and give our cus
tomers more for their money.
New customers are invited to
give this store a careful perusal
and note the saving*.—The
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C. C. Fbw Member
A. S. T. C. Trustees
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Governor W. Kerr Scott on
Monday re-appointed one mem
ber and named eight new mem
bers to the board of trustees of
Appalachian State Teachers col
lege at Boone.
C. C. Paw, Sr., a North Wil
kesboro insurance executive, was
named on the board to succeed
H. A. Cranor, Wilkesboro attorn
ey who died during the past year.
William J. Conrad, of Winston
Salem, was re-appointed and the
other new members are:
"W. W. Mast, of Boone, to suc
ceed O. P. Hagaman, also of
Boone; v i
Mrs. J. M. Lackey, Taylors
vine, who succeeds Eugene Tran
sou of Sparta;
Fred N. Colvard of Jefferson,
who succeeds the late T. C.
Bowie; <
D. W. M. Roberts of Lenoir
who succeeds Mrs. B. P. Reid, al
so of Lenoir;
State Senator B. C. Brock of
Mocksvllle, a Republican, who
succeeds V. D. Quire of Lenoir;
Mrs. Harry B. Caldwell of
Greensboro who succeeds Wade
E. Brown of Boone.
And Sam Jones of Statesville
who succeeds W. M. Moore, also
of Statesville.
Sub-District Of
Methodist Meeting1
Methodist Youth Fellowship'
sub-district meeting will be held
Monday, June 20, 7:30 p. m., at
at the First Methodist church in
North Wilkes bo ro.
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your life that a stitch in time
often saves nine. This old saying
was so in many Instances. But
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you had better back track or
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Saturday - Sunday
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