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JAYOFCCB SPONSOR UrilE LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM —On Monday, August 29, at 4P.M. 40 aspirants for the Little League
Pra ?° in^ t 5 e I Cooleemee **"*• DwOey A. Gore of Salisbury, is head coftch and Jerry Bailey and Dickie
\k J ? ycees * re sponsoring the team and there will be 30 boys in football uniform. To be
2L D ? J" 7th or 8111 BTades at Cooleemee School and between the ages of 12-15. The team will be a part of
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S?!f do " blel f ad f «* each of the following places: Cooleemee School ball park, East Rowan, West
Kowan ana Boyden High Ball field. A schedule of the games will be announced later.
L. G. SCOTT
Scott Joins
McCanless Fabric
George McCanless, President
of McCanless Custom Fabrics,
Inc., Salisbury, has announc
ed the appointment of L. G.
Scott as an executive officer
Ind industrial engineer. His
duties will also cover cost
analysis and control.
Scott is a native of Davie
County and was educated in
the Davie County Schools. He
is experienced in all phases of
engineering and cost account,
ing and for the past 25 years
was associated with Erwin
Mills, Inc., a division of Bur
lington Industries, as plant in
dustrial enginer.
He iA married to the former
Miss Louise Zaftlki of New
York and has tw® daughters,
Denise and Cheryl. Scott re
sides In Salisbury at Hend
rix Estate. During World War
II he served three years as
BM-2c in the United States
Navy.
He ii an Elder in thft
Presbyterian Church ax*} a
member of the Lions Club.
Mrs. Daniel
Passed Amy
Mrs Carolyn Smith Daniel,
30, of North Main Street, of
Mocksvillt, died Friday night
at Baptist. Hoepital, Winston-
Salem, of injuries received in
a two-car accident Friday.
Daughter of Johnny and
Virginia Aldrkh Smith of Rt
1, Mocksville, she was a na
tive of Davie County, Mr*
Daniel wa* a teacher in the
Davie County school system.
In addition to her parents,
she is survived by her bus
band, Douglas Daniel, a dau
ghter, Tandrea Daniel of the
home; a son, Curtis Daniel
of the heme.
Funeral services were con
ducted at S P. M. Sunday at
Eaton's Funeral Home Cha
pel by the Rev, Fred Barnes,
the Rev. Cary Bulla and the
Rev. Paul Aldrich Burial was
itt liberty Pilgrim Holiness
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LOCAL STUDENTS GfIUUATE
WITH HONORS AT IT. I.
Elected Officer
tp*H«cy
Of Caroliias
Roy "Skinnie" Alexander
Chief of Police at the Uni
versity of North Carolina at
Greensboro, N. C., son of Mrs.
C. W. Alexander and late C.
W. Alexander, was elected 4th
Vice President of The Associa
tion of the Law Enforcement
of the Carolina, North Caro
lina and South Carolina. At
the convention held at the
Ocean Forest Hotel, at Myrtle
Beach, S. C. August 24th thru
26th. Before being elected 4th
Vice President Chief Alexand
er held the office of the Board
of Controls, and has been sec
retary and treasure for the as
sociation. The association will
hold its annual convention in
Salisbury, N. C. this coming
year .
Chief Alexander is married
to the former Margaret Ijarnes
of Cooleemee and has one son
Roy Jr„ who finished at the
University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill, N. C. and is
now employed at Jthe Univer
sity there 'in the University
PresT. Margaret Alexander is
also employed at the Univer
sity of North Carolina at
Greensboro. ' .
Chief Alexander started his
Law Enforcement in 1980 at
York, S. C. and 1952 was
Chief of Police at Rob bins, N.
C. and in 1960 fie became Chief
at the University of North
Carolina at Greensboro, N. C.
Chief Alexander before going
Into Law Enforcement was a
professional baseball player.
in-various parts of the country 1
and ended his baseball days
with the famous "House of
DaVid ball dub, traveling most
of the states.
Gornatzer&ulii
fire Dept.
Approved
The jCornatxeHDutta Fire
Department has been approv
ed by the North Carolina Fire
rating Bureau. They will be
getting a reduced fire insur
ance premium since the fire
station has been approved.
time for Mrs Daniel's unborn
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After the accident, doctors
in Winston - Salem performed
an emergency operation in an
attempt to save the chlMJMira
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SALISBURY Mrs. Bessie
Angell Sechrest, wife of Jua
ior T. Sechrest, Route 4, Mock
sville; and Henry Lm Walker,
•on of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
from Rowan Technical Insti-
tute on Wednesday, August
24. Both were recognized as
outstanding vocational 11 n
dents, Mrs. Sechrest in Practi
cal Nurse Education and Wal
ker in the Machinist Trade.
Other graduates from Davie
County include Larry Gene
Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
D. M. Bailey, Route 2, Advance
in Air Conditioning and Refri
geration; Willard Theodore
Hayes, Jr., Route 4, Mocksville,
i n Automotive Mechanics;
Donald Wade Beck, son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Beck, Route 4,
Mocksville, in Electrical Instal
lation and Maintanence; James
Sanford Nail, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Nail, Route 4, Mock
sville, and Richard Eugene
Pierce, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A T. Pierce, 54 Watt Street
Cooleemee, in Machinist Tra
de; Mrs. Mary Allen Bryant,
Box 264, Mocksville, Miss Vfcye
Allison Hocch, daughter of
Mrs. Claudene Hosch, Coolee
mee, and Mrs. Elizabeth Del
phine Naylor, wife of Earl
Naylor, Route 4, Mocksville, in
Practical Nuree Education.
A total ok It persons receiv
ed diplomas at the ceremonies
which marked" the third year
of operation k of the Institute
Speaker for the -occasion Was
Edwin GUI, State Treasure*.
Diploma* were awarded by
Carroll T. Overton, Chairman
of the Board of Trustees.
New Ambulanc*
Was Wrecked
1 The new ambulance-funeral
coach combination (1906 Cad
illac) of Eaton Funeral Home
was totally demolished last
Saturday night in a wreck in
West Va.
Hubert Eaton was driving
the vehicle at the time of the
accident which occurred ar
ound 10 PM. on a mountain
in the edge of West Va. Mr.
Eaton said another car forc
ed him off the roadway, he
lost control of the vehicle,
which overturned..
• Mr. Eaton was on hie way
home from Elkview Wait
Virginia after carrying the
bodies of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Evans Sims who were
killed in a wreck near Mock*,
ville on Friday afternoon.
Wayne Eaton went to West
Virginia over the weekend
and returned Mr. Eaton to
County Hospital.
und a neck injury in the acci
dent
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COOLEEMEE. N. O, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1966
Observe Big : ' -
Homecomiflg
Center Methodist Church
will observe homecoming ser
vices Sunday September 4.
Rev. William C. Anderson of
High Point will deliver the
morning message at 11.-00 a. m.
A picnic lunch will follow
the morning service, and there
will be a song service in the
afternoon. Several singing
groups have been invited.
There will be a special of
fering taken for the upkeep of
the cemetery at the afternoon
service. If anyone is unable
to attend the service and wou
ld like to make a donation,
send it to Hn Martin Latham,
Treasurer of Center Methodist
Church, and mark it cemetery
fund.
Rev. William Anderson is a
former Member of Center
Methodist Church. He is the
son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
R. S. Anderson of the Cala
haln Section of Davie County.
He is married to the former
Myra McAllister of Davie
County. They have four child
ren.
Rev. Benny Bearden is past
or of the church.
Robert Campbell
Died Tuesday
w
Mocksville Robert Gas
ton Campbell, 72. of Rt. 1,
Advance, died at 6:15 A.U
Tuesday at Davit County Hos
pital.
A retired farmer, he was
born in Iredell County, July
«, 1894 to the late Pink and
Emma Freeieland Campbell.
Survivors include the wi
dow, the formed Beulah Fos
ter; three daughters, Mrs. Al
vin Foster of Rt. Advance,
Mrs Henry May berry, both of
HlihtersvHle; two stepdaugh
ters, Mrs. George Curlee of
Salisbury, Mrs. Charlie Wil
liams of Rt 9, Mocksville;
three stepsons, Ernest McCul
lough of LexiMton, James
and Garland Mc&tflough, both
of Atlanta, Ga,; and one bro
ther, Allen Campbell of Kan-
Rev. McKay Is
New Pastor Of
Local Church
MINISTER Rev. Samuel
McKay is now Pastor of the
Cooleemee Pr e sb y
terian Church, holding his first
morning worship services on
Sunday, August 28. He comes
here from Kernersville Pres
byterian Church.
On August 9, the Reverend
and Mrs. McKay and son, Bill
moved into the Presbyterian
Manse. Bill is a sophomore
at Davie County High School.
Their son, Samuel, Jr. is a
ntaff photographer with a Nor
folk newspaper and their
daughter, Mary, does secre
tarial work in Norfolk. Mrs.
McKay is a teacher of the
second grade at Cooleemee
Dementary School. The Rev.
Mr. McKay is Clerk for the
Winston - Salem Presbytery
and a member of the Kerners
ville Lions Club
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THREE KBUUQD—A West Virginia man and his wife were killed ih the car at right and their son rifilPf
jured when the vehicle was hit by the Mustang convertible shown in the highway. The head-On
occurred in Davie County and was one of two fatal accidents in the County Friday. Ma* SSOwmB
gan of Gastonia formerty of Davie County, died on Sunday of injuries suffered % the arfm SSE-SB
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755 STUDENTS ENROLLED AT
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Sale
Plans are being further
made for the Pink Elephant
Sale by the Republican Wo
men of Davie County on Sat
urday, September 17th, at the
old Post Office Building on
the square in Mocksville.
Many homemade articles and
foods will be on sale. Plan
now to attend.
Mrs. Sarith, 52,
Wreck Victim
Mrs. Virginia Dare Allred,
Smith, 52, of Rt 2, Mocks
ville, died Sunday morning
in a Winston - Salem hos
pital of injuries suffered in
a Friday afternoon auto acci
dent
The accident earlier claim
ed the life of Mrs. Smith's
daughter and unborn child,
Mrs. Carolyn DanieL
A native of Davie County,
Mrs. Smith was the daughter
of Stanley and Rosie Holt
Grant Allred She was a mem
ber of Liberty Pilgrim Holi
ness Church.
Surviving are her hus-
one eon, J v Smith,
Jr. of the home; seven broth
ers, the Rev. Paul Allred of
Kaimapoltf, the Rev. Willie S.
Allred of Whitmore, South
Carolina, the Rev. James G.
Allred, and Sam Allred of
Greensboro, Joe Allred of
Mocksville, Route 1, Everett
Allred of Chester, South Car
olina, and Robert Allred o&
Memphis, Tenn.; and two sis
ters, Mrs. Edith Allred Altine
of Washington, D. C.; and
Mrs Gladys Allred Myers of
Holly, S. C.
The funeral was at 11 A.M
Tuesday at Liberty Pilgrim
Holiness Church. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
SL Andrews
H'comg HeM
The annual homecoming
commemorating the 125 th An.
niversary of the Consecration
of this church, was held on
Sunday, August 28th, at Saint
Andrews Episcopal Church in
Rowan County. The Rev. Jadi
L. Martin was in charge of
morning worship and holy
communion. Following the ser
vice, those attending enjoyed
a picnic style dinner on the
yards.
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EDDIE HBLD4GEE
Kite Year 0M
Child Is KM
la AccMeat
COOLEEMEE Funeral
services for Edward Lee Kib~
linger Jr, 9, were held at 4
P.M. Tuesday at the Coolee
mee Baptist Church. Burial
was in the Legion Memorial
Park.
The Kiblinger boy, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee
Kiblinger of Cooleemee, died
Saturday of injuries receive#
in an auto accident on U. 9.
29 at Kannapolis. Six bther
persons were hurt in the
wreck.
Young Kiblinger was Mru
in Rowan County to Edwcrd
Lee and Dorothy Mae Elite
Kiblinger.
Surviving are the parents:
two sisters, Sheila and Ange
lia Kiblinger of the home:
and the grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Ellis of Coolee
mee and P. P. Kiblinger ol
Mocksville, Route 1.
Transferred To
Fayetteville
Ward Lowrance, Assistant
Personnel Manager for the
Krwin Mills Co., Cooleemee,
since February 1, 1965, has
bean transferred to Fayette
ville Fabrics, Division of the
Burlington Industries Mens
Wear, I* this position he is
promoted to Personnel Mana
ger, and on August 25th be
gan employment there.
On Wednesday, August 31,
Mr. Lowrance, his wife, Judy
and baby daughter, Paige
Lowrance moved from Wood
leaf to make their home at
2506 Lawn Pine Drive, Fay
etteville, N. C.
The first dry enrollment in ' ■
the school* at Dnk County 1
totalled 4,101.
Devi* County Bchoal Super* J
intendent, June* E Evartdge, ■
said that this figure was a*- M
pected to increase by the «t4
A breakdown ot the earoftn |
roent figures s3aaw OH BtmSt 1
ed in the two high schools s»4 |
of tha county.
A breakdown fay schools it
as fattowa:
Ist, 14; 2nd. if; Srd, 84; 4tfe» I
84; 9th, 82; oth, ISO; 7th, Tft
Bth, 10; Special Education, 44.
TOTAL 710.
DAVIE HIGH
Freahmen, 824; Sophomore*
IT; Juniors, 237; Senior* 2t&
Total 1001
CBfltAL DAVIE KUB
Freshman, 47; Sophomoeea. H)
Juniors, 34; Seniors, 24. Total
137.
CENTKAL DAVIE EUUf, j
I Ist, 01; 2nd, 42; Srd, M; 41k, i
49; sth, 47} oth, 81; 7th, SSj I
Bth, 35. TOTAL 804.
FARMING TON
Ist, 28; 2nd, 20; 3rd, 21; J
25; sth, 21; «th, 30; 7th, Xlf 4
Bth, 81. TOTAL Sl7.
MOCES VILLA
Ist, 90; 2nd, 07; Srd, 01; 4fe, J
100; 9th, 04; Oth, 108; 7th, IVk-J
Bth, 121. TOTAL 007.
liiiiiT noon 3
Ist, 46 2nd, 40; Srd, 97;
39; Sth, «0; 6th. 44; Tlh, HP]
Ah, 51. TOTAL 005.
URHOOOVI
> let, 80; 2nd, 32; 3rd. 29; 4th, ;
25; Bth, 04; Oth, r; 7th, 88; I
Bth, 32. TOTAL 241.
WILLIABIJLDAVBi
Ist, SO; 2nd. SO; Sid, 10; 4th,
31; 9th, 22. TOTAL 181.
Retires
According to an annouMa
ment by the Erwin Mills On.
Division of Burlington Indus
tries, Cooleemee, the follow
ing have retired:
Cicero Richard Ridenhoor,
retired 6-27-66 from the fin
ished Cloth Room, began em
ployment 1-17-20.
James Roosevelt Wood, re- {
tired 8-8-66 from Cloth Wara» a
house, began employment IS* j
2-'47.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Joe
dan went to Boone, N. C. last
week and saw the outdoor
drama, "Horn in the West",
and also visited West Jeffer
son State Park.
Mrs. Elaine Couch Conreß
has accepted a position In the
office at Heritage Furniture ,
Co. in Mocksville.