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COOL£EME£, N. C. THURSDAY, JANUARY 17.1966
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J. G. CRAWFORD
First President
Shown above are a few pic>
tures of the Cooleemee Senior
Citizens Club.
The Senior Citizens Club,
which is sponsored by the Coo
leemee Civic Club, has proven
itself to be one of the finest
and most active organizations
in this section. It is made up
of retired people of this area
and under good leadership,
has made a lot of progress and
is very valuable to the com
munity. They meet every
other Monday at the Recrea
tion Center, where the facili
ties were recently enlarged to
take care of the grow ins: at
tendance of this club. Occa
sionally a dinner is served to
the club by members and wo
men of the Civic Club, moun
tain trips are enjoyed, and
ministers from different chur
ches are invited speaker*.
The first president was J. G.
Crawford, the second, Gordon
Travis and third, C. W. Shep
herd and presently M. H. Ri
denhour.
. Mrs. Lula Beck is the old*
•tt fttfcbw 92 yute at
KNOX JOHNSTONE TO HEAD
DAVIE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
AAJtON SRY
Fomer Local
Mai Hoaored
With Award
The award of Outstanding
Young Educator, which was
presented for the first time
in Taytesville by the Jay
cees went to Mr. Aaron
Spry, a teacher at Sugar Loaf
Elementary School in Alex
ander County for the past
five years.
He is a graduate of 1955
of Cooleemee High School, of
Wingate College. 1957, Ap
palachian State Teachers Col
fit has alao com
pleted requirements for Mas
ter of Arts degree in Public
School Administration.
Mr. Spry is a member
and a deacon of the First
Baptist Church. Tavlorsville,
his wife, who is the former
Miss Linda Templeton, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy
Templeton of Salisbury, is
employed at Northwestern
Sank.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Spry,
»r. f cf Cooleemee, are his
-rents.
avieAatoPartr
Is Aitonobiie
Show Spoasor
J. Boy Harris and the
Davie Auto Parts Company,
Inc. of Mocksville are regis
tered as one of the sponsors
of the Southern Automotive
Show in Miami Beach, April
27-30.
This four day event has
been dubbed "The Automo
tive Market Place of the
South" and will take place
in one of the country's fin
est convention facilities, the
> Miami Beach Convention
: Hall.
The purpose of the show
is to afford an opportunity
for the Automotive Parts and
Equipment Wholesalers of 16
southern states to keep
abreast of the automotive
market, in tunc with new
trends, aware of the latest
trade practices and business
innovations.
The exhibitors are com
posed of the nation's foremost
parts and equipment manu
facturers who use this event
as an educational medium
for the dissemination of pro
duction information.
Mail Messenger
Bids Are Open
An advertisement for Mail
Messenger Service from Coo
leemee Post Office and South
ern Railway- at Cooleemee
{unction is posted in the local
>x>st office. It is e distance of
2.20 miles. Bids must be at a
oer annum rate. Application
forms may be picked up at the
Rpst office window, or contact
William White, Postmaster.
: ; Mr. ami Mrs. James Barber
tod sons of Columbia, S. C.
&*nt the week end with his
rants, ML and Mrs. Pmer
Jwfksa - , n
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WALTS COT nOADWAT
Files Far Office
Walter Coy Broadway of
North Mocksville, filed on
January 19, as a candidate on
the Republican ticket for
sheriff of Davie County. He
was born at North CooJeemee,
and is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. 1L Broadway of Route 4,
Mocksville, and is married to
the former Jancie Fleming of
China Grove They have three
children.
Mr. Broadway attended Coo
js 1 member
«T *oty Cross Sfetfittao
ChurcS, the Mocfevilfe mtm
Lodge, and a veteran of World
War IL He is 41 years of age
and is employed by the Coo
leemee Super Market in the
Meat Department
Dr. Anlersoi
Forcer Davie
dentist Died
Mocksville Dr. Robert
.Lindexter Anderson, 97, of
Mocksville and Fort Myers,
Fla., who had practiced den
tistry here dntil he was 90
dizd Jan. 20 at his winter
home in Fort Myers.
Dr. Anderson graduated
from Vanderbilt University
at Nashville, Tenn.. and pass
ed the North Carolina Dental
Board in 1890. He returned
to his home at Calahan in
Davie County and with the
help of a carpenter, he fa
shioned a dental chair on an
old horse-drawn buggy. With
this contraption, he visited
Farmington, Fork. Smith
Grove, Jerusalem and Coolee
mee communities in Davie
County, staying about a week
in each place and serving
patients.
One of his stops in 1893
was in East Bend. While
there, he attended a family
in the Old Richmond section
of Forsyth County. One of
his patients was Miss Flora
Reed. Within a short time,
he made her his wife. She is
his only survivor.
He began his practice in
Mocksville in 1892. but in
1896 a depression set in, and
he and his wife moved to
Brownsville, Tex. The climate
did not agree with him and
he returned to North Caro
lina in 1901, settling in Ashe
ville. The next year he came
back to Mocksville.
Dr. Anderson maintained
his office on the square in
Mocksville. He kept abreast
of all modern equipment in
the practice of dentistry with
one exception. He could nev
er operate anything but a
drill powered by his foot.
For the past two years he
lias remained in Florida.
Or. Anderson was bom in
the Catahan section to A. A.
and Fannie Foindexter An.
derson. His father operated
a store at Calahan, and one
room was rented to a Dr.
Howard, a "Mocksville dentist
Howard's ' work interested
young Anderson, and thi» M
to his profession.
The litttitel was at ? p. m.
funeral
! Mocksville Knox John
■tane vx elected ilimHtM
during Thursday night's or.
laoiatioul m—ti»| of tte
Davie County Citizens \
mi tie* Car Better School*. .
The rmimutlee* rnn»w>|
had been authorized by tha -1
Davie County Board at Educe- >
tion and wttl serve a two-Mill
purpose: to investigate and: *j
counsel the board on ecfeaflt -j
building needs and tupplt- a
mentary salaries for teachers. ij
Other officers elected in. "
eluded C. T. (Script) Robert-' *j
son, vice chairman, Mrs. Paid -]
M Johnson .secretary; and' I
Mrs. William E Hall, publi
city chairman.
It was decided to let the
officers appoint the exeat- ?
tive committee to rcpffeM 1
each of the county's aeVHf. 1
townships. Ihe four officm
reside in two townships, leav- !
ing five executive board J
members to be appointed. J
Although the next meet* *
ing date was not announced,
it was decided that the enttne
committee would tour the
county school* within the
next several weeks.
Those who have been ask
ed to serve on the committee,
listed in alphabetical order,
are:
Hubert Bailey, Route 1, Ad
vance; Fred Barnes, Mocto
ville; Richard Beck, Route 4,
Mocksville; Hayden E. Ben
son, 21 Center Street, Coatee,
mee; Mrs. Donald Bingham.
Route 1. Advance; J. A Boy- !
ce. Ruff in Street, Cooleemee; *
Richard J. Brock, Route X
Mocksville; S. W. Brown. Jr. i
Mrcksviße; Qfrlnnd L. Thll liT
oil, nOpf A IftOCllfiiM. - M
fibm Mn (V. UI •'*
Caropbelfßoute %
Cecil Cartner, Route *' WM
Mocksville; Bill Daniel, J
Mocksville; Bob Foatar, i
Macks ville; Harold Foster, M |
Duke Street, Cooleemee; j
John M Gentry, Route S, f
Mocks villa; Mrs. William E. "
Hall, Mocksville; Calvin Ije
mes. Route 1, Mocksville; :
Mrs. Paul M. Johnson, Route
3, Mocksville; Knox John* 1
stone, Mocksville; Mrs. Irvin '
H Jones, Route 1, Advance;
Hugh Larew. Mocksvi'le;
Mrs. W. M. (Edwina) Long
Mocksville.
Also, Mrs. Bill Merri 1 !
Route 2, Mocksville; Mrs.
Gen? Miller, Route 2, Mocks
ville: Mrs. Lawrence Miller,
|25 Watt Street, Cooleemee; E. '!
C. Morris, Mocksville; Harry
Murray, Mocksville; W. Ray
Nesbit, 10 Marginal Street
Cooleemee; Hodge Phtfdv
Cooleemee; W. Avalon Potts,
Route 1, Advance; Willies?
Howard Reeves, Route 1,
Mocksville; C. T. (Script) d
Robertson. Route 2, Ad- M
vance.
Also, Kermit Smith, Mocks- j
vil'e; Thomas C. Smith, t»
Church Street, Cooleemee; J.
W. Smoot, Route 1, Mocks
ville; John F. Sparks, Route
2, Mocksville; Grady Spry,
Jr., 20 Erwin Street, Coolee
mee; L. Reid Towel I, Route
1, Mocks vil'e: Duke Tuttanwr.
Route 1. Mocks vil'e Ed S
(Hamp) Walker, Route 2,
Mocksville, and Mrs. Bill
Ward, Advance.
G.O.P. WOMEN
MEET MONDAY 'j
The Davie County Republi
can Women met at the Moeka
ville court house on Monday
evening for their regular
monthly meeting Thirteen
members were present. The
newly elected officers for 1986
are President, Mrs. George
Schladensky; V ice-President,
Mrs. Lillian Gregory; Secne
tary, Mrs. Emma Rae Spry; .
Recording Secretary, M rt.. 1
Secretary, Mrs. John
Chaplain, Mrs. William
ncr.
The business seeion was
ducted by the new
Mrs. Schladensky. Mn>
Brock and Mrs. Bud AleMfMfM
der plan to attend the Repub&ff
can State Convention in AdMl
ville cm January SI and 20, |