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Mocksvilie
PTA Meets
The Parent TVachers Asso
ciation of Mocksvilie Elemen
tary School met on Monday
evening for ther regular
month'y meeting The mem
bers of the Citizens Commit
tee for Better Schools, pre
sented the program. They
were Knox Johnstone!
Bichard Beck, Mis. William]
Hall and Hugh Larew. Hie
P.T.A. went on record as en- j
dor sing the bond for the'
schools and the tax levy fori
teacher supplement
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Ibe Commission also adop
ted a resolution by Commis
sioner Tom Harrington saying
that North Carolina should
the lead in meeting the
"growing problem of highway
blight."
Mrs. Ellis
Peacock
MOCKSVILUE _ Mrs. Val
der Miller Peacock, 71, of
Mocksvilie, Route 3, died at
1 P. M Monday at Davie
County Hospital.
She was born in Davie
County to Robert and Eugenie
Forest Miller. She was the
widow of Ellis Peacock.
Surviving are one brother,
Prank Miller of Mocksvilie,
Route 3. and one sister, Mrs.
Lizzie Brown of Lexington.
The funeral was at 2 P.M.
Wednesday at Turrentine Bap
tist Church. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Davie County
Youth
Recreation
The 1967 Youth Recreation
Program will begin with a
St Patrick's Day Dance Fri
day night at 7:30 p.m. in the
Mocksville Elementary School
Gymnasium. Featured for the
entire program ane the Day
tone's Combo from Winston-
Salem. Ronnie, John, James,
and Edward, will be on hand
to provide dancing music at
each of the Recreation prog
rams scheduled. All youth in
Davie County, ages 6-19 are
invited to attend. Admission
is 25c per person to help de
fray the cost of the combo.
Supervision will be provided
by Vestal Potts of Advance.
Thes? programs are sponsor
ed ty the Youth Division-Co
operative Exension Service.
Girl Scout News
On Sunday March 12, the
Cooleemee Girl Scouts attend
ed North Cooleemee Baptist
Church, observing Girl Scout
Sunday.
Brownies attending
Tammy Bean
Toni Brogdon
Kathy Foster
Trina Frye
Penny Dull
!tenas Osborne
Sharon Nichols
Shelia Presnell
Amy Jo Vogler
Kathy Spargo
Junior Girl Scouts amend
ing:
Lou Anne Chappell
Tina Brown
Suzanna Veach
Beth Holt
Patricia Stewart
Carmen Tise
Linda Lee Mills
Sheila Kibblinger
Kathy Frye
Pamela Russell
Sandy Cope
Sharon Foster
Lorri Nichols
Lynn Spargo
Lynn Queen
Martha Hoover
Dawna Snyder
Girl Scout Cookie Sales be
gins Friday March 17.
Cookies are 50c per box.
Money earned will go for
camping at Robert Vaughn
this summer. Troop 22 has re
served the camps for June
14 - 17.
QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
The Citizens' Committee for
Better Schools is interested
in answering questions con
cerning the forthcoming bond
election (or three new ele
mentary schools and a levy
for teachers' supplements.
The Committee will attempt
to answer these questions con
cerning these issues in a
weekly question - answer col
umn in the Cooleemee Jour
nal if there is enough re
sponse and inquiry.
It is the desire of the Com
mittee that all issues and im
plications of this referendum
are made absolutely clear to
the public. Questions should
h? mailed to Mrs. William
E. Hall, Milling Road, Mocks
ville, N. C.
Miss Diane Creason is a pa
tient at Davie Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Spry,
Sr. spent from Monday until
Thursday of last weik visit
ing their children in Carrboro,
Doyle Spry and family, Mrs.
Dolly Swaim and Jerry Spry.
Sam Myers returned home
Saturday from Rowan Hospi
tal after undergoing surgery.
He is doing nicely.
Capt. and Mrs. Clyde Rob
erts and children have moved
from Fayetteville, N. C. to
Ft. Campbell, Kentucky. She
is the lormer Joan Pierce
of Cooleemee.
Mike McDaniel underwent
an appendectomy at Rowan
Hospital on Monday. He is
the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Bivins.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A Reece
of Raleigh spent from Fri
day until Monday with his
sister and her husband, Mr.
and Mrs. A M Stout
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kirk,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Shep
herd, Miss Inez Sain, Mrs
Walter Phelps, Mrs. Bill Day
wait and Mrs. W. B. May went
to Baptist Hospital, Winston-
Salem to visit Mrs. Bettie
Milholen who is undergoing
treatment there.
If you want to look spic,
watch your span. Times-
Republican, Marshalltown, la.
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Continued from Page 1
tizens. For although Red Cross
is charged by Congress to
fullfill our humanitarian ob
ligations at home and abroad,
it is not a tax-supported ag
ency. Please give when your
volunteer worker calls on
you", said Mr. Beck.
Mrs. T.ila Cope spent the
past week end visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. A. Potts in Dan
ville, Va. and Mr. Potts.
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