LOCALS
Richard Reeves, Jr., five
year old son qf Mr. and Mrs.
C R. Reeves returned home
Saturday from (Davie Hos
pital where bp spent a few
days due to a brain concus
sion from a fall from a tree.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Alex
ander and apn, Mike, spent
the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. A- T. Lewis at Ruther
fordton, N. C.
C. E. "Tommy" Ridenhour
returned home Friday from
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For Good Fresh S«a Food
VISIT THE
ROWAN FISH CO.
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We have all seafoods In seaaon « day* in tt» veck
Wholesale and Retail
ROWAN FISH CO.
9. B. HARRISON, Prop.
Phone ME 3-0400
|ll E- Council SL ' Salisbury, V. C.
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Its new look is just
one nice thing about the
'67 Chevy pickup
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'67 FUtUidt Pickup
THERE ARE LOTS OF OTHERS.
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For instance, new durability: New sheet metal con
struction discourages rust. Eliminates exposed joints
e ? c * r &° ox tailgate. Provides self-washing
wheelhousings with special splash shields, Inner cab
is specially treated against rust*
Also, added cmfbrt, safety and convenience! Im
proved visibility all around, Dual master cylinder
brake system. Telescoping lower steering shaft. JSner
gyrabsorbing instrument panel, Interior color-keyed to
go with exterior paint* One-hand tailgate latch.
And extra strength: Full-depth double-wall side
panels (Fleetside models). Doublfrwall steel in cab roof
and other important areas.
Plus famous Ghevrol§f truck features: Independent
Front Suspension that gives a smooth ride-like a car.
The most popular truck 6's and V§'s. (And there are
lots more, as your Chevrolet dealer will show you.)
th* brand nmg hrmi StM* Qmryi* .
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Peiuiigtoa Chevraltt Co., lie.
Doajen Mb. 7» Manufacturer'* Lie. No. 11l
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Veterans Hospital in Durham,
where be underwent he«rt
surgery,
Miss Jean Ann Walker of
Waynesville, North Carolina
and Miss Audrey Wagner
■pent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Wagner. They are students
at Appalachian State Teachers
College.
Bruce Thompson of Jack
sonville, Florida spent the
weekend with K. L. Cope at
North Cooleemee .
Miss Mary Staples of Spar
tanburg, South Carolina and
Jane Ellen Tornow of Laur-
Hatty...
COMMENTS
By MAST ALICE HASTY
Publicity concerning our Welcoming Service has been
extremely scarce lately but the visits to newcomers have
continued quietly and, we hope, effectively.
Thanks to Mrs. Sue C*Uu*U and the women who manage
somehow to aqueeae in a volunteer visit or two. thirty-five
families have benefited from the program. The gifts from
the merchants alone could practically ensure sucoeaa, but
the personal contact la really what does the trick.
When we use the word "visit" we mean Cooleemee-style',"
and that, my friend, means anywhere from one to two hours
of good ole relaxed conversation liberally sprinkled with
laughter. There's none of this knock, knock, glad-to-have
you-with-us, exit, kind of thing. When a woman dries the
dish water off her hands long enough to make a visit she
means business, and the appreciation expressed by the new
comers is genuine.
As we said last Spring when the visiting program waa
started, those of us who have BEEN here have always been
delighted to have newcomers In our midst; therefore, It was
a shock to discover that although WE knew we felt that way
no one else did. Now they know, and we have all benefited
from the experience.
ingburg, North Carolina and
Frances Webb, all students
at Wingate College, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Bill Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. Cbarfes E.
Milholen and two daugh
ters, Sharon and Cathy Lou.
of Richmond, Va. spent the
weekend visiting in the homes
of her mother, Mrs. W. B.
Blalock and his mother, Mrs.
C. F. Milholen. They also vi
sited other Icalativas.
H. M. Jacobs, Jr. of North
Carolina State University, Ra
leigh, the weekend with
his parents, Mr. «nd Mrs.
Herbert Jacobs.
SUMMONED TO COURT
New Orleans - The parents
of Robert C. Williams Jr.,
promised officers they would
have their son in City Traffic
Court to testify in an acci
dent in which they were in
volved. The father said he
would giv* his 20-month old
son the subpoena and send
him down the aisle.
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EROS PROGRAM
Secretary of the Interior'
Stewart L. Udall has announ-|
ced a new program EROS
i Earth Resources Observation
atellites.) There Is an urg
ent need to apply solution of
"many pressing natural re
sources problems because of
population and industrial
growth."
Correct this sentence, 'I run
my business on a system; eve-'
fything happens on time and'
in accordance with my plan."
SOME BIRTHDAY CAKE
Portsmouth, Va. - Robert
A. Young, a baker, was com
missioned by the crew of tta ■»
Forrestal to bake a twj-».o
cake to celebrate the ship''
eleventh birthday. The cane,
in the shape of the Forres
tall, is 11 feet long, four feet
wide and four feet high.
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Aameiets electric comfort
Install! heating equipment, well gladly J|fl
Get them »ooe. And toye yovraetf o lot of fcm and J9
bother every year.
MONDAY ■ lma>Al S:U A. RK. - SiM P. M. MIMJI BOCH— SMUMIMS MS ttM SCMH
122 S. Main St. Mocksvilte, N. C.
Mrs. P. I. Mb
SALISBURY —Mrs. Lola
Caton Potts, 81, qt Al4 But
Fisher Street, widow of Pleas
ant Rowan Potu, died Friday
at Bimas Best Home in
Spencer.
She was bora in Davie
County and was a member
of First Baptist Church of
Salisbury.
Surviving are five sons,
jJames A. Potts of Danville,
iVa., Virgil W. Potta of Hy
attsville Md.. Vernon V.
Potts of Washington, D. C.,
and Raymond M. Potts of
.Edgewater, Md.; three daugh
ters, Mrs. Roy Fritts of Ar
lington, Va., Mrs. Sasie Cau
ble Watkins of Florida and
Mrs. Roy Lee Williams, with
whom Mrs. Potts lived.
The funeral was at S P.M.
Monday at Summersett Me
morial Chapel. Burial was in
Chestnut Hill Cometery.
LOST COLD CAM
Phoenix, Art*. - Kenneth
! Collin* reported to police that
$7OO in cash was mining from
his home. Not only $lOO bill*
were missing from the free®-
ing compartment of the re
frigerator, but the 16-year-old
I babysitter aleo.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
North Carolina, Davie County
Having qualified as Execu
trix of the aatate of Richard
R. Everhardt, deceased, late of
Davie County, this is to noti
fy all persona having claims
against said estate to present
them to the underaigned on
ior before the 19th day of
April 1967, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make
immediate payment to the un
dersigned.
This the 18th day of Oct.
190ti.
Virginia B. Everhardt Ex
ecutrix of the state of Rich
ard R. Everhardt, deceased.
Martin and Martin, Attor
neys.
'Executive Cent.
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The Executive Committee;
of the Qevie County BagMibli
can Party will meet Tuesday
night. November U, at 7:30
P M at the Davie County
Court House. All members
are urged to attend this meet
ing.
To be a successful seller you
must know what the buyers
want then let the buyers know
that you have it.
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