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THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY. JULY 11. 1953
Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
By Gastonia Principal And Wife
GASTONIA
Highlighting the social events
of the season was the recent 16th
wedding anniversary of Prin
cipal and Mrs. J. R. Henry of
Stewart Elementary Schctol of
Bessemer City, held at their
sp>acious home. The colorful af
fair was attended by a wide -cir
cle of the couple’s friends from
Bessemer City, Gastonia, Hick
ory, Newton, Charlotte, Belmont,
Kings Mountain, Statesville,
Sanford, Shelby, Boiling Springs
and Savannah, Geori;ia.
Tke couple was given bless
ings ky the Beverend J. T.
.^Joaes, pastor of Epwortb
Metliodist Church, Gastonia.
Music was famished by F. E.
Parker, music director of the
Highland School, Gastonia,
and solos were sung by Miss
Constance Sengstacke, niece
of Mrs. Henry. Mrs. Henry was
charming in a nylon lace dress.
Many friends testified to the
fact that the couple had been
ideal in family relationship as
well as ideal examples fM the
community in their interest in
civic and religious affairs that
help to build strong fa^y
ties.
The home was beautifully dec
orated with cut flowers and
ferns. Refreshments consisting
of wedding bells, cakes, lime'
sherbet, and nuts were served
on the bride’s table, adorned
with candles and an imported
linen cloth. Mrs. Ruby Baldwin,
covisin of Mrs. Henry from Sav
annah, Georgia, assisted with
serving the refreshments.
Gnesta and gifts were re-
received by Mrs. E. ’f. Moore,
teacher of the Catawba Coun
ty School system. Relatives
and friends of Mr. Henry from
Sanford were present. Mrs.
Henry had as week-end guests
at the affair, Mr. and Mrs.
Morgan P. Bedgood, her par
ents, and also her brother,
Morgan P. Bedgood, Jr.
Mrs. Henry is head of the mu
sic department of Stewart
School. She has been president
of the county and district Mu
sic Festival Associations, mem-
t>er of the Executive Committee
of the Ninth District Parent-
Teachers Congress, secretary of
the Gaston County PTA. She is
also very helpful with music for
churches and various service
groups.
Mr. Stewart, as principal of
Stewart School for 12 years,
has made numerous improve
ments in school and com
munity life—has youth groups
including Boy and Girl ^couts
and various student clubs. As
head of the Ninth District
Parent-Teachfrs Congress, he
has developed many local and
county-wide units, as well as
family-life study circles. He is
a favorite speaker for schools,
churches and other groups. He
is president of the Gaston
County Principals’ Group and
the Lincoln Academy Credit
Union.
Many valuable gifts and ex
pressions were sent by friends
and'by groups including the fac
ulty of the school.
Choral, Instrumental Workshop
Starts At Virginia State College
A six weeks Choral and In- the period.
strumental Workshop started
Monday, July 6, at Virginia
State College and will con
tinue through August 14.
The Worshop is under the
direction of Mozart T. Frazer,
Assocate Prpfessor of Music,
and members of the summer
Music Staff.
Five outstanding music educa
tors are scheduled to serve as
clinicians in the worshop, each
directing a full day’s session on
successive Fridays throughout
Dr. Robert Pace of the faculty
of Teachers College, Columbia
University, will conduct the first
of the music clinics Friday, July
17.
Dr. Pace, who is a graduate
of the Juiliard School and Col
umbia University, has done ex
tensive radio and concert work
and has been guest pianist with
several symphony orchestras.
Other clinicians scheduled to
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At Morehead
FISHING IN NOR’TH CARO.—
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Amberjack, King Mackerel
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Charter boatmen along the
North Carolina coast are all
but .flying the yellow flag of
caution these days ... as a
warning to Gulf-Stream-an-
glers-to-be. ’The fishing’s fine,
but entirely too many would-
be anglers an waiting until
last minute to charter—or try
to' charter their boats. Book
ings are filling fast, and many
boatmen have their schedules
tilled for over a month in ad
vance. Morehead City, the
state’s most-fish^;d port, has
over fifty boats for charter for
Gulf Stream use, and few of
them are able to take par
ties without at least three
week’s notice. Oregon Inlet,
Hatteras, Southport, and Shal-
lotte . . . which also cater to
big game fishermen, are hav
ing the same trouble. So the
word has been passed from all
ports; “Plan your trip early,
and let your boatman be the
first to know about it.” In
cidentally, most Gulf Stream
at the time of booking. Off
shore boats . . . meaning the
bluefish and mackerel opera
tions . . . are more plentiful
at most places, and are book
ed more sparingly,.but a two-
weeks’ notice is recommended
for even that type of trolling.
from Union Level and Sk>uth
Hill, Virginia, got 10 amber
jack aid 90 dolpin. They were
fiahing with Captain Buddy
Mizzell on the “Dolphin IV.”
On the same day, Jo« TiUson
and party from Wafhington,
D. C. and Greensboro, N. C.,
went out with Capfhin Kemp
Wickizer on the “SbMurwa-
ter.” They brought back 10
amt>erjack, 15 king mackerel,
and six dolphin. At Oregon In
let it’s dolphin time . . . and a
West Virginia party can testify
to what a fine time that is.
Carl Williwns, H. £. Gump,
H. Hawn, S. H. WllUama. and
A. D. Williams, all of Morgan
town, West Virginia, got 219
dolphin. They were fishing
from the “Rita,” captained by
Dan Lewark.
If anyone is looking for an
explanation for the demand
for Gulf Stream boats, he has
but to check the catches com
ing out of Morehead City and
Oregon Inlet during the past
week. On Sunday, for ex
ample, A. M. White and party
Pier fishing has been slow
during the week all along the
coast, due to a rash of unfav
orable winds . . . but the winds
haven’t stopped J. P. Miller
. . . captain of the “Ella Dee”
from raking in the bottom fish
as he operates from the end
of Kure Pier at Kure Beach.
The boat operates as a party
boat—wherein anglers pay a
modest fee each and get a haU-
day’s fishing some twelve
miles offshore in return. On.
Saturday morning, seventeen
hopefuls were board, and each
one returned to the end of the
pier with a minimum of 25
poiuids of fish ... assorted
species. The “Ella Dee,” in
cidentally, is one of the few
bo^ts in the world that oper
ates from a pier in the ocean.
Throughout her whole season,
she never sees a sound, river,
or other “inside” body of wa
ter. Her mooring spot is over
800 feet offshore, where the
pier stops.
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In the chMKSt eoatcat of the
44th annual conventloD ot the
National Aasoeiation for the
Advaneemeat of Cetored Peo
ple here last week, the del
egates chow Dallas, Texas, as
the host eity for the 1954 eoa-
vention. Deadlocked on a
choice between Dallas and
New York City, the committee
-^n time and place put the is
sue up to the convention which
voted 167 to 162 for the Texas
city.
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week named Dr. Richard
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became dean of the under
graduate college on July 1.
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North Carolina.
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DURHAM COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Mechanics and Fanoars Bank,
Administratot of Fletcher Har
ris, decMsed, Petitioner
-vs-
NOTICE
Jessie Thomas Harris and wife,
Rebecca Harris, Hattie Harris
White and husband, David
White, Ijeroy Harris and wile,
Clara Harris, Mary Emma Har
ris Bailey and iiusband, Bennie
Bailey and tssac Harris, single.
Defendants, and all other un
known persona in esse or not
esse wtu> are or maybe heirs at
law and next of kin of Fletcher
Harris, deceased, having an in
terest of said la^
THE DEFENDANTS, Hattie
Harris White and husband,
vid White, Leroy Harris and
wife, Clara Harris, Mary Emma
Harris Bailey and husband, Ben
nie Bailey, Isaac Harris, sin^,
will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court
of Durham County, North Caro
lina, to sell the l^ndi of Fletcher
Harris d>ceascd, for assets; and
ttie said defondanfii will further
take notice tliat they are re
quired to appear at the Office
of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of said County in the
CourtlMHiae in Durham, North
Carolina, on or before tea days
after the 27 day of July, 1053,
and answer or demur to the pe
tition in said action, or the pe
titioner will apply to the court
lor the relief demanded in said
petition.
This 27 day of June, 195S.
Signed; Jas R. Stem
Asst Clerk of Su-
poior Court, Dur
ham County, North
Cai'ollna
June 27, July 4, 11, It
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Preliminary Certificate Of
Dissblntion
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE
PRESENTS MAY COME
GREETING:
WHEREAS, it appears to my
satisfaction, by duly authenti
cated record of the proceeding
for., the voluntary dissolution
thereof by the unanimous con
sent of all the stockholders, de
posited in my office, that the
BULL CITY DRUG STORE,
INC., a corporation of this State,
whose principal office is situated
at N«. 610 Fayetteville Street, in
the City of Durham, Couni
Durham, Stata of North
upon whom process may be ser
ved), has complied with the re
quirements of CSiapter 9S, Gen
eral Statutes, entitled “Corpora
tion,” preliminary to the issuing
of this Certificate of Dissolution:
NOW THKREFFORE, I, Thad
Eure, Secretary of State of the
State of North Carolina, do here
by certify that the said cor^ra^
tion did, on the 12th day of June,
195S, file is my office a,duly
executed and attested consent to
writing to the dissolution of said
corporation, executed by all the .
stockholders thereof, which said ^
consent and the record of the
proceeding aforesaid are now on
file in my said office as provided
by law. ,
IN'TPESTIMONY WHEREOF, ,
I have hereto set my hand and
affixed my official seal at Ral
eigh, thial2th day of Jun^ 1993.
/s/ THAD BURE
Secretary of State
June 20, 27; July 4, 11.
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