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LIBRARY
NEWS
Book lovers, all! Hear ye,
hear ye! The entire new book
section, just inside the door
of the Davie County Public
Library, is filled with brand
new books. Just come and
 look and choose.
I These will be shared with
the Cooleemee Branch and the
! Bookmobile.
If you love beautiful and
distinctive fabrics, don't miss
seeing the block printed wall
hanging, made in New Eng
land, which adorns the li
brary display case now.
The dyeing and decoration
of textiles is one of the old
est arts of mankind. The an
cient civilizations of Meso
potamia and Egypt produced
fascinating fabrics thousands
of years ago, using only the
j simplest of techniques. Ever
i since that time, people in
many parts of the world have
used very simple means to
produce beautiful results.
Block printing is a fascinating
and creative activity which
does not require a vast array of
tools and materials. We have
the books to tell you how
to make your own attractive
designs on many kinds of ma
terial.
Mrs. Irene Foster's father
Mr. Offie Blackburn is in
the Davis Hospital in States
ville. for treatment. Mr.
Blackburn resides at Roaring
River. N. C. in Wilkes Coun
ty and has been seriously iIL
We go about thinking in
terms of improving others. I
wish all of us would give up
the idea of improving others
and improve ourselves instead,
i—Jaywahai lal Nehru.
1
Of all the diversions of
'life, there is none so proper
|to fill up its empty spaces
|as the reading of useful and
J entertaining authors.- - Jo
! seph Addison.
HEGRO NEWS
JAMES L. FLEMING
Funeral services for James
Lenzy Fleming of Woodleaf.
Route 1 were held Wednes
day at Mt. Vernon Presby
'terian Church in Rowan Coun
ty. Burial was in the church
cemetery. He died
at his home. k'SP.
A native cf Rowan Coun
ty, Mr. Fleming was a mem
! ber of Mt Vernon Presby
jlerian Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Connie Knox Fleming;
five daughters. Miss Eulalia
Fleming of New York City,
Mrs. Alma Cowan and Mrs.
Connie Neely cf Salisbury,
Mrs. Elizabeth Blake of Bal
timore, Md. and Mrs. Ruth
Phifer of Greensboro; five
sons, James B. Fleming of
Mocksville, J. L. Fleming, Jr.
cf Fayetteville, Ralph Flem
ing of the home. Bruce Flem
ing of Washington, D. C. and
Everett Fleming of Salisbu
ry-
HAROLD E. CHEWS
Selected for
Technical Training
1 SANTONIO, Tex. Airman
Harold E. Crews, son of Mrs.
Ida C. Crews of Advance,
N. C., has been selected for
technical training at Chanute
iAFB, 111., as a U. S. Air Force
aircraft maintenance specialist
Airman Crews, a graduate of
Central Davie High School at
i Mocksville, N. C., recently com
pleted basic military training
at Lackland AFB, Tex.
Coeleemee
Journal
J. C. Sell, Jr. Owner
Mrs. J. C. Sell Editor
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Anyone who enjoys base
ball (and who doesn't? ) will
admit that our national sport
owes much of its popularity
to it's "funnymen." Dizzy
Dean, Bo Bolmskey and many
other baseball greats have
combined humor with athle
tic ability to make the game
more entertaining.
But how about a flitter
who bats backwards? Or «
first baseman who works
sitting down? Such antics are
typical of the fabulously fun
ny Indianapolis Clowns. These
jokers keep an audience
howling with their unpredic
table shenanigans and play a
first-class game of baseball
at the same time
Major league stars such a*
Hank AIM, "Chaa ClM*
Cilenii, George Smith iM
Ma Hyatt first played pro
fessional ball with the Clow lit.
The team is constantly on the
lookout for new talent, as
the major league scouts ate
always following this all-Ke
gro team in search of tomor
row's big league stars.
As business manager Bd
Hamrnan puts it, "You're ne
ver really a baseball fan
until you've seen the Indian
apolis Clowns in action!" The
Clowns will be here in
Ernie Share Mi « Ml
P. ML on Friday, Sept fat,
when they'll be playing
The New Tark Stan.
If you like baseball, or if you
just like to laugh, don't miss
the Indianapolis Clowns!
Friday night September 3rd
8 P. M. Ernie Shore Field—
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lina, (Coliseum - Fairgrounds
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N. C Heart
Program
CHAPEL HBX - The North
Carolina tieart Association
ship program at Bowman
Gray, UNC, and Duke Uni
versity medic) schools, inau
furated as a five-year prog
ram in 1*62, has been ex
tended for an additional five
years to 1972.
The Investigatorship prog
ram, which provides SIMOO
a year to a Senior Research
Investigator at each of three
medical schools in the state,
will coat the North Carolina
Heart Association $360,000
during the ten years, accord
ing to Dr. Daniel . Young,
of Chapel HID, State Heart
Association president.
The purpose of the Investi
gatorahip program is to pro
vide continuing support for
qualified investigators in the
broad fields cf cardiovascu
lar physiology or disease in
order to strengthen research
and trwrhlnf in these fields
at the three medical schools.
Recipients of the Investiga
torahip awards are selected
by the deans of the medi
cal schools and approved by
the state heart group's board
of directors. Senior Research
Investigators since 1982 at
the t&ee institutions have
been Dr. Roaeoe R. Robinson,
Dahe* Dr. Herbert S. Hamad,
Jr., tmC; and Dr. Josef*
Whitley. Bowman Gray.
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M I know, she's our daugh
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE
North Carolina
Davie County
Having qualified as Ad
ministratrix cf the estate of
Ellen Darby Brinegar, deceas
ed, late of Davie County, this
is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against said es
tate to present them to the
undersigned on or before the *
29th day of February, 1966,
or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said es
tate will please make imme
diate payment to the under
signed.
This the 25th day of Aug
ust. 1965.
Margaret G. Skinner,
Administratrix of the es
tate of
Ellen Darby Brinegar,
deceased
Aug 26. Sept. 2. 9. 16