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TAKES DEMONSTRATION FLlGHT—Representative Gilmer Lee Boger of
Mocksville was one of many state legislators who took a demonstration flight
February 5, 1967 in the Highway Patrol aircraft. Rep. Boger is shown with
Flight Sergeant A. R. Cope who piloted the during the demonstration
Sight.
Member Of The General
Assembly Takes Flight
The State Highway Patrol's
aerial capabilities at traffic
safety were demonstrated Feb
5, 1967 to State Representa
tive Gilmer Lee Boger of
Mocksvitte.
State Motor Vehicles Com
missioner A. Pilston Godwin,
Jr., has invited every member
of the 1967 General Assem
bly to take a flight in one
oi the two Patrol aircraft
» during January. "We want to
ebow the legislators what a
tremendous contribution can
be made by the Patrol's ae
rial arm to traffic safety and
enforoeaaent," Godwin said
Rep. Boger took his flight
from Salisbury Airport, one
of several around the state
where Patrol Flight Serge
ants Dan Williams and A. R.
Cope are conducting the de
monstrations. The planes fly
over critical traffic areas while
a Patrol flight observer dem
onstrates to the lawmakers
tephi)iq«>es uaed in traffic con
trol and the manner in which
moving traffic violations can
be observed from the air.
The Patrol planes are now
b used to aid in traffic con
' trol at football games and
other events where heavy au
tomobile concentrations occur,
to conduct search operations
for mwring persons, and to
search out fleeing felons. The
Patrol is presently prohibited
by law from employing the
planes to detect and appre
hend certain types of danger
ous moving traffic violations.
Captain pnd Mh Vernon
Stout and children, Mickey,
, Allen and Pamela have moved
from Mocksville to George
town, South Carolina. |iqp.
Stout and children were mak
ing their home in MockaviUe
while he was overseas.
Congressnai Broyhill Aminos
Selection For The Academes
Congressman James T. Broy
hill announced his selections
in Washington today of young
men to compete for the va
cancies in 'O7 at the Air
Force, Naval, and Merchant
Marine Academies. One Da
vie County man was among
those named by the oth dis
trict Congressman to par -
cipate in the final competi
tion.
Richard Holt Cartner, son
■of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holt
Cartner ot Mocksville, was
selected to participate in the
final examination for
the Air Faroe Academy at
Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Cartner is a senior at Davie
County High School where
ha is an honor student Ma
has been an active member
ot the football squad and
has participated in a number
hfajjga-eurrteular aad church
Mtviig lite
New Qaarters
fc. B. "Siim" Graves wha
has operated a welding and
marline shop in this county
for several yean, is in the
process of moving into his
own building located on high
way 691, beside the Davie
Tractor and Implement Co.,
near the overhead bridge
Mocksville, N. C He will add
a few boats and motors to his
stock and will try to keep,
a few used boats and motors
and boat trailers for sale at
hi 6 new establishment
Chirch School
Valeatioe Party
On Sunday morning at the
regular church school hour,
the members of the Kinder
garten, Beginners, Primary
and Intermediate Classes of
the Church of the Good Shep
herd held a Valentine Party
in the Parish House. The
children played games and
had refreshments of cookies,
chocolate heart candy, apples,
popcorn and colas and exchan
ged Valentines.
The teachers of the classes
are, Mrs. Bessie Barber, Mrs.
Martha Jerome, Mrs. Marine
Sell, and Mrs. Mabel Head.
A lasting with the party were
Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Grafton
Cockreli and Mrs. Joe Mur-i
phy.
Congressman Broyhill ex
plained that hi* nominations
were based solely upon merit
established in district-wide
scholastic examinations con
ducted aome time ago at the
Congressman's request "I
have instructed the Acade
mies," Broyhill stated, "that
the successful candidate for
each vacancy should be de
termined on the basis of scores
obtained in final entrance ex
aminations to be conducted
by the Armed Farces during
the next several weeks."
The Congressman 'also an
nounced that he will begin
accepting applications in May
for the Academy vacancitti
to occur in July IOCS. Young
men now oompLetin* their ju
nior year in high school can
obtain information about the
opportunities that each of the
academies offer by writing to
Broyhill in
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MISS ELIZABETH SEXTON
On Dean's List
Miss Elizabeth Sexton, Coo
leemee, a member of the fresh
men class at Pfeiffer College,
is one of 71 students who
have been named to the col
lege's Academic Honor List
for the 1966 Call semester.
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas G. Sexton, she
is a pre-nursing major
is holder of an ho
nor scholarship. Miss
is a graduate of Davie Coun
ty High School.
Mocksville foshyteriai Chireh
Celebratiig 200 th Anhrersary
Researching as far hrft
as 1767, and as widely as
the minutes of the Synod
of Philadelphia and New
York, James W. Wall discov
ered the first record of what
is now First Presbyterian
Church of Mocksville, North
Carolina. "A careful study
leads to but one conclusion,"
he writes, "—the church or
meeting bouse referred to in
the Presbyterian records in
1707 as the forks of Yadkin'
was later known as Joppa
Presbyterian Church . . and
is now the First Prfesbyterian
Church of Mocksville."
Mr. Wall, a ruling elder in
the Mocksville First Church
and teacher of history at Da
vie County High School, pub
lished his careful study in
1003. Copies are available at
18.00.
The meeting of Presbytery,
on January 31, will begin a
series of special occasions that
mark the 200 th Anniversary
year. On March 12, the First
Church of Mocksville will in
vite neighboring churches to
participate with them in a
special observance at which '
Dr. Ben Lucy Rose, professor 1
of Homileties at Union The- 1
ological Seminary, will preach '
In the month of May, former
ministers of the Church will
be invited back for special !
services. These include the 1
Rev William Howell, of the
First Presbyterian Church of '
Atlanta; the Rev. Paul Ret
ards of Metarie, Louisiana; i
the Rev. William F Long, at I
Chureta, flMlord, *• ft i
COOLEEMEE. N. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1967
Bnrießehs
Swprisdßy
Kkmet
STATEVTT.I.F, ~ South Ire
dell High's Vikings upset Da
vie County's Rebels by 88-
78 in the North Piedmont
Conference here last Friday
nigbt.
The loss was the second
against eight wins for the
Rebels. The win gave South
Iredell a €-4 record.
In the opener of the twin
bill, Davie County's girl grab
bed a 84-81 triumph.
The summary
Girls Game
DAVIE COUNTY (84)
Bailey 17, Jordan, 4, Allen,
Mar kin 4, Brigman I, Miller
Corrattex 2, Hart,mar €, Fos
ter.
SOUTH IRJSDBUL (81)
Harrington 18, Dvdis , Pope
2, Steern, Warren Potts,
Whitesoer i, Wiaeootff.
Score by quarbere:
Davie Ceemtj 9 5$ 14—St
South IreAeU •• « 7—* l
Boys GMH
DAVIE COUNTY 7S)
Ward 21, Carter W, Heutli ix
17, Bailey 10, Deadmoo IS,
Corneiger Mwdfc.
SOUTH IMXTHRii, »)
Rope 24, dm* M, Lmwis 10.
WiHi—rn 28, ftoberts *, Mai
heaoa Wieockm 2, ginrtii,
HartJahe, Ifttir.
Score by quarters:
Swttilnicl MUUtMt
Davie Cewty • 22 17 26—7*
T. B. MELTON
Undergoing
SURGERY
E. B. Melton of Center St.
Cooleemee, is in the Presby
terian hospital Charlotte, N. C.
undergoing some skin graft
treatment iad operations
were necessary in order to
give bun more use of bis band
which he injured a few weeks
ago, at the plant here.
Davie vi North
StaileyOi
Fri. Right
Davie High capers will play!
at North Stanly on Friday
night. Tuesday night they wilt]
be host to North Rowan here.]
Good Shepherd
Schedules Lenten
Services Here
Wednesday, February 15,
7:11 ajn. Holy Communion.
Thursday, February 16,>
7:00 p.m. Evening Prayer and
Meditation. 710 A Course in
Christianity in the Rectory.
Wednesday, February 22,
7:l# ajn., Holy Communion.
Thursday, Feb. 23, 7 :00 p.m.,
Ante-Communion and Medi
tation. 7:30 p.m, A Course in
Christianity in the Rectory.
Wednesday, March I, 7:15
am., Holy Communion.
Thursday, March a, 7:00 p.m.
Evening Prayw and Medita
tion. 7 JO, A Course in Chris
tianity in the Rectory.
Wednesday, March 8: 7:30
P-m. Special combined service
of Confirmation at Ascension
Church. The annual visitation
of the Bishop, the Right Rever
end Thomas Augustus Fraser,
Jr.
Wednesday, March 15, 7:15
p.m. Holy Communion. 7:30
pro. Litany and Meditation,
followed by discussion in Rec
tory.
Holy Week Holy Com
munion each morning at 7:15
aJa.'
Maundy Thursday, March
M, f:ip pjn. Holy Commuri
k» Md atriettag (rf Uw Alter,
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JESSE BOYCE
J. A. Boyoe, Division Manager of Etiwn MJJJS, A
Division of Burlington Industries, Inc., Cooieemee,
North Carolina, has resigned his position to become
Assistant Vice-President of Manufacturing for AJboey
Mills, Greenwood, South Carolina.
Situated in the piedmont section of South Carolina,
Abney employs approximately 7,500 people in six
teen plants, and maintains a diversified mamrfa/^nryng
operation of cottons, and both spun and fitaiwi* syn
thetic Mends, as well as finishing
Mr. Boyoe is a recognized and highly respected
leader in both professional and community life. He
is First Vice-President of the Southern Textile Asso
ciation . He is Chairman of the Board of Deaoore,
First Baptist Church, Cooieemee; a member of the
Executive Committee of the Davie County Schools;
and is on the Executive Committee of the Uwharrie
Boy Scouts of Ametica. f" " ■ ' -
Mr. Boyoe and his wife, the former Alva Ligoa
of Iva, South Carolina, will imltf their home in
Greenwood, South Carolina, with their three sons,
Ronald, a senior at Clemson College, Jesse Jr., a
sophomore at Wingate College, and Cheves, an eighth
grader.
Pictured above are. Evangelist Jamas H. Went* and wife of Charlotte, N. C,
They are now holding services each night at 7:30 P. M. at The Church of
God Of Prophecy at Ephesus community, MocksvUle, Route 4, N. C. They
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g|Mf with Evangelist Weotz invitai the public to attend Unm servioa*
. i: -v t'
Youth Corps Officials
For Area Are ftoio—wd
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MARIE COTS
Marie Cope
Named To
Who's Who
Marie Cope, Retcfaardt Col
lege sophomore, has recently
been namea to the collegiate
Who's Who at Reinhardt Col
lege. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. I. Toy Cope of
Mocksville, North Carolina,
and is a graduate of Davie
County High School. Mocks
ville.
At Reinhardt Mane is presi
dent of the College Chair and
vice-president of Wesley fel
lowship; representative of the
sophomore class in the Stu
dent Government Association;
assistant coach of the Choc
taw Athletic Team; secretary
See WHO'S WHO —Page f
PUBLISHED TIT I 'MffiftflT
otf Sony County and a J«
Cnflfe, to hwo KtoeOrf PU
fU? te'boeo'Sraf Mtta
Deputy Director «i Ifct X4gh>
borbood Yo# Corf* fte*
»ML
Dmkpnat OMriri, bar
ported, serving Dmt, BUkm^
said: "Tk« Keighborhaad
Youth Corps project arSl a»-
title 1M mttati betnf tt»
ages of M and 21 bwjMN
tooonae families to the > VBUP
ares to work put-tuna at tha
rate of (L 8 per how. ta|la|r>
neat priority will be *s«b to
youth, who, at addition to to
ioc BOBtel «f kw-iwaH
fflHOi'liof Imi SOCtfll If
tional adfrsnamd psafetoML
poor swdHMic iilnnnaead,
poor atiiludrs toml *M%
cultural deprivation, or ptoyto'
col or mrntil hsiiihi ops,
pbcants ban all Mi af
Mtonaot are betog i»
sidered by tha NYC staff as*
respective guidance paraaaMf
cmiiacc.
Ptwbditi* tor Jobs to flto
Sfithtwrtod Yotsth Carps mm
limited only by the needs aai
ftfgtc a&d iocsl 09wm*
fTlfrff tfld fawlMMi ttMXfe*
tions, cm dsmtep suitable w •
try jobs phased oojatanrt cnm»
prepared for the CMSfbf
world that lies ahead."
The current aneds af the
youth (enroUaaa) will be die
tributed as fodowt;
Davie If
Stokes 19
Surry 4§
Yadkin M
The Neighborhood Yonfh
Corps office is currently locat
ed on the second floor af the
Yadkin Valley Economic Da.
velopment District, Inrnrpuwg
ed, office building on Pact 1
Avenue in Boonville, North
Carolina.
Aanstiaf Mr. Cos to the
NYC effort directed at the
Yadkin Valley fiaiiianllf to
tion Program* are Gene to '*
ria, Deputy; Ma Kathty> 4
Crownfield, nimifceajw. and
Mrs. Janice FAiUmm fTm lalma
Also the YVEDD '
Willard Swift (Yadkin a»* |
Davie Counttaa) )and Ralph
Cook, Jr. (Sorry end Stokea 1
Counties) beve contribute*
much time and effort to ie» |
lectin* work sites and m i iiaai 1
in* youth for the NYC •*- J
roleea in their rsspm Ilia j
counties.
LeamF«rl.CL ,
JUseaMy 'i
Rep. Gilbert Lee Bopar «| |
Mocksville, Route S left Tuv
day for the 1»67 General Ae» 4
sembly. He and Rep. HomaT
2 will represent the Mi Jto- j
trict (Davie and Iredell Ceto «
ties) in this ■nation.
In the North Carolina Sen- |
ate, Davie will be raptaaaafr 1
ed by Senator T. R. BryML 3
Sr. of Wilkes boro. Mr. Bry
an represents the 25th Sep# J
tonal District comprised of J
the counties of Davie, ip»> J
tauga, Wilkes end YedUft, |
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Thursday night afaigja
partment answered a call oa I
Route 4, lo
cUSijfl
tal and adltora«^|^^^H
day.