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MISS ETHEL WILSON,
North Cooleemee, Davie senior
"Well, last year I was sup
posed to sing at the Prom, but
didn't get to because I had
missed practice. And I had
already bought all my music."
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JACK ATHEY, Hwy 801, Fi
ber Industries "I know what
my wife and daughter would
say! Uiey say that I always
wanted a son."
f Deaths And Funerals
Mocksville Woman Dies
Instantly In Car Wreck
MOCKSVILLE - A Mocks
ville woman died instantly
when she was thrown from an
overturning car and the vehicle
rolled over her early Sunday.
State Highway Patrolman A.
C. Stokes identified her as Mrs.
Bertha Hutch ins Bullin, 29, of
465 Maple Avenue Ext., Mocks -
ville.
He said she died instantly of
massive injuries as a result of
the 1:20 am. Sunday accident
on Prison Camp Road about a
half mile west of Mocksville.
Her husband, Clay Kemp
Bullin, 33, of the same address,
was admitted to Davie County
Hospital here with head in
juries.
Patrolman Stokes said that
Bullin was driver of the 1954
Chevrolet which was being driv
en west on Prison Camp Road.
He lost control of the vehicle in a
curve. The car ran off the right
side of the road and overturned
In the process of overturning,
the patrolman said the woman
was thrown from the car and the
vehicle ran over her. The car
was demolished.
Patrolman Stokes said that in
this incident, seat bdts would
have prevented the woman
from being thrown from the
vehicle, and probably would
have prevented the fatal in
juries.
Charges are pending
Mrs. Bullin was bom June 14,
1940, in Yadkin County, the
daughter of Lawrence Hutchins
of Mt. Airy and Mrs. Hattie
Bullin Hutchins Luffman of
Qiariotte.
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WHAT HAS BEEN THE BIG
GEST DISAPPOINTMENT OF
YOUR LIFE?
Photos and Interviews
By MARLENE BENSON
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MISS PAT FRYE, Main
Street, Davie junior "I guess
Kenny, my boyfriend, going in
the Air Force."
Also surviving are her hus
band, Kemp Gay Bullin; two
sons, Denny and Randy Bullin
of the home; a brother, Bernard
Ray Hut chins of linwood, Ca
lif.; a sister, Mrs. Junior
Greggs of Linwood, Calif.; and
the maternal grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Bullin of Yadkin
ville
G. E. Markland
Of Davie County
MOCKSVILLE - George Er
nest Markland, 85, of Davie
County, died Monday at the
Davie County Hospital.
The son of the late George N.
and Susanna Livingood Mark
land, he was a retired employe
of the R. J. Reynolds' Tobacco
Co.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Milton Carter, ana Mrs.
Taylor Howard, both of Ad
vance; four sons, J. P. Mark
land of Winston-Salem, Charles
and Prank Markland, both of
Advance, and John Markland of
Baltimore, Md.; two brothers,
Joe Markland of Winston-Salem
and Lloyd Markland of Ad
vance; two sisters, Mrs. Mamie
Myers of Advance and Mrs.
Gideon Jones of High Point; a
half-sister, Mrs. Bcrnie Hobbs
of High Point; a half brother, G.
N. Markland of Plainor, Vs.; 17
grandchildren; and IS great
grandchildren.
Daylight Savings Time will go
into effect, Sunaay, April 26, at 2
a.m.
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MRS. BEATRICE SIEE, New
York, registered nurse "My
son, Kirk, who is two, getting
sick or hurt all the time. He's a
twin and has had enough sick
ness and accidents for the two of
them."
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RONNIE KERLEY, Grove
St., Cooleemee Super Market
employe "Passing the exam
for the draft. That's about the
biggest one I ever had. I was
hoping I wouldn't pass."
Mrs. Daniel
Of Cooleemee
COOLEEMEE Mrs. Mary
Bivins Daniel, 89, of Erwin St.
died Sunday night following
several months of declining
health.
She was born Aug. 26,1899, in
Yadkin County, the daughter of
the late William and Ellen Day
Bivins.
Surviving are her husband,
Albert Daniel; four daughters,
Mrs. Paul Tutterow of Rt. 4,
Mocksville, Mrs. Everette Sha
ver of Rt. 9, Salisbury, Mrs. Kay
R. Hoover of Salisbury, and
Mrs. Bruce Josey of Rt. 2,
Brown Sum mitt, two step-sons.
Robert Daniel of Charlotte ana
Glenn Daniel of. Rockwell: two
step-daughters, Mrs. N. H.
Hicks of Miamai, Fla., and Mrs.
Delphia Hess of Granite Quar
ry ; two brothers, Hubert Bivins
of Cooleemee and Brady Bivens
of Memphis, Tenn.; eight
grandchildren; and four great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Barnhardt,
86, Of Advance
MOCKSVILLE - Mrs. Bessie
Hendrix Barnhardt, 86, of Rt. 2,
Advance, died Thursday night
at the Davie County Hospital.
She was horn March 6,1884, in
Davie County, daughter of the
late William A. and Ann Foster
Hendrix. Her husband, James
C. Barnhardt, died in 1957.
Surviving are six daughters,
Mrs. Richard Allan, Mrs. Grey
Sheets, Mrs. Joe Smith, and
Mrs. Clyde Jones, all of Rt. 3,
Mocksville, Mrs. Lester Foster
and Mrs. Clarence Carter, both
of Rt. 2, Advance; two sons,
Charlie F. Barnhardt of Rt. 2,
Advance, and James W. Barn
hardt of Rt. 3, Mocksville; a
half-brother, Charlie A. Hen
drix of Rt. 2, Advance-
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FOR SALE:
Tuna to and peper plants, etc.
petunia plants and a large
selection of flower plants also
available. Daniels' Greenhouse,
located on the Pine Ridge Road.
FOR SALE: Four room bouse
and bath, aluminum siding,
storm windows, located on SO
Davie Street. May be financed
at buyer's choice with low down
payment. For further in
formation call 284-5711 or 284-
5893.
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REDUCE safe & fast with Go-
Bese tablets & E-Vap "water
pills." Cooleemee Drug Com
pany.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
Like new cabinet. Zig-zags, but
ton-holes, fancy stitches, darns
does all without attachments.
WANTED: SOMEONE WITH
GOOD CREDIT TO FINISH 4
PAYMENTS OF $12.45 PER
MONTH. For full details write:
Mr. Cox, P.O. Box 283, Ash
eboro, N.C. 27203.
FOR SALE: 1966 Volkswagen
Bus, 9 passenger. Call or see
Allen Snipes. 284-2341. 3-4-tf-b
Inflation Of The Future
Then there was the fellow who bumped his head and
went into a 20-year coma. Awakening refreshed and
clear-headed in 1990, the first thing he did was to phone
his broker. With the help of a computer set-up, it took his
broker only a few minutes to report that his shares of
stock were now worth $8.5 million.
"Good Lord!" exclaimed the man. "I'm rich."
At which point the telephone operator came on the -
line and said, "Your three minutes are up. Please
deposit a million dollars."
Mrs. Seamon
Of Advance
MOCKSVILLE Mrs. Mary
Jane Hendrix Seaman, 66, of Rt.
2, Advance, died Friday at
Davie County Hospital.
She was born Nov. 12,1908, in
Davie County, the daughter of
the late Milton and Ida Jane
Hendrix. She was a member of
Jericho Church of Christ.
Surviving an her husband,
Clyde Seamon; two daughters,
Mrs. Barbara Austin of Rt. 1,
Advance, and Mrs. Charlie Ben
son of Rt. 1, Cleveland; three
sons, Cecil Seamon of Mocks
ville, Millard Seamon of Atlan
tic Beach, and Wayne Seamon
of Rt. 2, Mocksville; three sis
ters, Mrs. W. A. Cornatzer and
Mrs. Lillie Potts, both of Rt. 8,
Mocksville, and Mrs. Glenn
Messick of Rt. 1, Advance; a
brother, Tommy C. Hendrix of
Cooleemee; nine grand
children ; and two great-grand
children .
Tractor Trailer
(OVER-THE-ROAD)
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
(Earn $130.00 to $300.00 a Week)
Men urgently needed now to fill line position* operating
OVV.iI THE ROAD Tractor Trailers. High earning*, rapid
advancement and fringe benefits. If you tre in good health,
bundable and have a clean driving record, you may qualify.
Preliminary training' need not interfere with present job.
Financing available.
by appointment only. Phone
Mr. Kennedy 633-4211
Salisbury, N.C.
Sunday 12 noon-6 p.m.
FOR SALE: Rabbits, all
breeds, 6-8 weeks old. See Jim
Steele or call BR-8-2636
WANTED: Fashion Show Di
rector for part-time or full time
work with Sarah Coventry.
Good Money, free gifts. No cadi
investment required to get
started. Call 998-8685.
FOR SALE: 10' Aluminum
Boat, 3Ms HP. motor, paddle
and life jacket. Outfit cost over
S2OO. Will sell for SIOO cash
Used 15 hours. Call 284-8337. 1
Cross St.
LOSE WEIGHT safely with
Dex-A-Diet, and remove excess
fluid with FLUIDEX. Only 98
cents and $1.69 at Oooleemee
Drug Co.
FOR SALE: 18 acres land,
located on Wetmore Road,
Woodleaf, 6 miles from Fiber
Industries 7 miles from
Salisbury, 2 miles from
Cooleemee. Ideal location for
trailer court, housing project,
industrial site, etc. 350" black
top road fronts land. Plenty
water. With down payment,
may be financed 3-5 years. Call
284-5711 or 284-5893 for further
information. 3-18-tf-b
Chicken Pie Supper
Saturday At Salem
The Salem United Methodist
Church will sponsor a Barbecue
and Chicken Pie Supper on
Saturday, April 25, at the Davie
Academy Community Building.
Serving will begin at 5 p.m.
All proceeds will go to the
Salem United Methodist Church
building fund.
Golf Match
Set Thursday
Davie County's Golf team will
travel to South Iredell on Thurs
day for a North Piedmont Con
ference match.
Next Tuesday Davie will play
ho6t to North Davidson and
Lexington at Twin Cedars Golf
Course.