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VOLUME NO. 60
AD Quiet On The
Saucer Front!!!
ARNOLD F. GARWOOD
Ariold Garwood
Promoted At
Cooleemee Plait
Arnold F. Garwood has been
promoted to Supervisor of
Maintenance at the Coolee
mee Plant of Erwin Mills'
division of Burlington Indus
tries.
Mr. Garwood moves up to
the post from Electrician. A
native of Cooleemee, he grad
uated from high school here,
spent two yeans with the Ar-
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MISS VALENTINE SWEETHEART OF 1967—Shown above, left, Miss Dora
Hbikie 1966 Miss Valentine Sweetheart, who crowned Miss Diane Smith as the
one for 1967* Photo * Gift Shof^j,
No further reports of Un
identified Flying Objects have
been received since last Wed
nesday night.
Approximately 300 people
were reported around the old
hotel building and along the
river below it last Thursday
night, creating a traffic prob
lem on Cross and Main Streets
However, nothing unusual was
reported seen in the skies.
The number of watchers
have been -very small since
that night but a few have
been seen each night in spite
of the cold weather and rain.
An attempt to photograph
two of the objects last week
proved to be futile as the ne
gatives were blank.
my during World War II and
joined the Company in Oc
tober, 1947. His mother, Mrs.
Frank Garwood and his wife,
the former Doris Shoaf, a
native of Cooleemee are em
ployed in the Cooleemee
Plant.
He is a Sunday School teach
er, past Chairman of the Board
of Deacons and has served
as Superintendent of the Sun
day School of the First Bap
tist Church in Cooleemee. Mr.
Garwood also serves on the
local Boy Scout Troop Com
mittee. The Garwoods, with
their two children, reside on
Marginal Street
Library News
You are invited to attend
the film showing of HE IS
RISEN in the Davie County
Public Library on Monday,
February 27th, at 7:30 P.M
You probably have friends
and church groups whom you
would like to remind of this
showing. This is especially
suitable as we approach the
Easter season.
HE IS RISEN
A magnificent color film de
picting the life of Christ from
the days of His prophecies to
His ascension with emphasis
on the Eater season. Great re
ligious paintings from disting
uished museums throughout
the world are used to illus
trate this period and a sensi
tive musical score provides a
moving re-creation of the suf
fering of Christ in His later
days on earth.
If you enjoy beautiful
hones (and who doesn't?) be
sure to listen on February
ZUh st 10:30 A. M. for Mrs
Knox Johnstone on the libra
ry program. Radio Stations
WDSL, as she describes Great
Houses of America. The Da
vie County Public Library has
the book, and beautiful it is!
Ask for it
Recent North Carolina books
are claiming attention in the
vestibule case at your public
library. There are books by
North Carolina authors and
some about the Old North
State everything from poe
try to the Old Salem Cook
bcok to recent novels. These
may be circulated from the
di-play, so ask for the one
you want.
GREAT DECISIONS —IM7
Monday,
February 27, 7:30 P. M.—
In the library.
Subject: YUGOSLAVIA AND
RUMANIA
COOLEEMEE. N. C, THUBSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1967
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RECEIVES TROPHYS Shown above are three of the four basketball players who received trophys on Friday at the Athfetie
Banquet Left to right, Kenny Leonard, "Most Improved" boys trophy, Sandra Kerley the "Most Improved" girls trophy, "VtMgar
Bend" Mizell, making the presentation, and Earl Cuthrell the "Most Valuable" boys trophy. Pat Fry®, not pictured, received the "Matt
vauable" girls trophy. * (By Photo * fIMI ■WjN
Heart Sunday, Feb. 26
InTheCooleemeeArea
Heart Sunday will be Sun
day, February 26. All of North
Carolina will participate on
this day.
Chapel Hill has set the
goal for Cooleemee at $640.00.
Each family in Cooleemee will
need to contribute generously
in order that we can meet
this goal. Diseases of the heart
and circulation cause more
than 50 percent of all deaths
at all ages and approximately
half of all deaths between
ages 35 - 64, the prime of
life.
We hope you will never
experience the need for help
from the Heart Association,
but several people in Cool
eemee have already done so.
Everyone benfits, if only in
directly, through the research
carried on by the Heart As
sociation.
Heart diseases are our No.
1 enemy and your Heart As
sociation is the No. 1 de
fense.
Let us introduce your vol
unteer workers so that you
may know who will call at
your home Sunday:
City Chairman Mrs. Ja
net Davis
Heart Sunday Chairman —
Mrs. Sue Cuthrell
Workers by the Streets are:
Ylarginal and Ruffin —Mrs.
Lihby Gales and Mrs. Sue
Cuthrell
Cooleemee iaycees Hold
Valentine Dance
The Cooleemee jJaycees held
their annual Valentine dance
Saturday, February 18th at 8
P. Ml at the Cooleemee School.
The dance w*» in honor of
the basketball teams from Da
vie County High School. The
boy's varsity basketball team
picked the 1967 "Miss Valen
tine Sweetheart" from the
cheerleaders and the major
ettes They selected pretty
Miss Diane Smith, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith
of Route 3, Mocfcsvllle. Mist
i South it a Tiinr and tt»
Main - Mrs. Jean Cornatzer
and Mrs. Geneva Shoaf
Davie Miss Penny Ijames
and Miss Pat Howell
Erwin Mlrs. Nell Jordan
and Miss Barbara Dunn
Church and Yadkin Mrs.
Lorene Blackwood and Mrs.
Louise Blackwood.
Duke Mrs. Nell Bean and
Miss Margaret Jacobs
Watt Mrs. Muriel Gude
Joyner and Midway —Mrs.
Brenda Vogler and Mrs. Ann
Spry
Center and Grove Mrs.
Buddy Alexander and Mrs.
Jesse Pierce
Gladstone Mrs. Beth Fos
ter and Mrs. Dorothy Howard.
Pine Ridge Mrs. Jeanette
Ridenhour and Mrs. Tina La
gle
Rocky Knoll and Edgewood
—Mrs. Nell Webb
•Business Days Chairman —
MVs. Frances Ridenhour and
Mrs. Margie Dedmon
Balloon Days Chairman
Mrs. Vivian Mills
Poster Chairman Mr. John
Small
Have a Heart! give gener
ously to your volunteer work
er when she calls at your door
Sunday. Only through your
contributions can we reach
our goal. Let's put Cooleemee
over the top!
Chief Majorette at Davit
County High School.
Music for the affair wa*
provided by "The Jokers 6"
ana i.ie Marlbon-s". The mu
wv good and the
•tudentp who attended (the
dance were very well behaved.
Everyone who attended the
dance seemed to have enjoyed
themselves a great deal.
Miss Dora Hinkle who
ovwaad the new queen is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bruoe Hinkle of Route
Mocksville.
-by Flake Blackwood
W. C. PHELPS, JR.
W. C. Phelps, Jr. of the
U. S. Army Reserve spent
the week end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William
C. Phelps of Route 4, Mocks
ville. He is taking basic train
ing at Ft. Benning, Ga. until
March 10. On March 13. ha
will be transferred to Ft. Jack
son, South Carolina to take
regular mechanic schooling.
Bad Broadway
Home Bestroyed
By Fire
Fire completely destroyed
.he Bud Broadway home cn
:he Junction Road Tuesday af
ternoon about 3 o'clock.
The Cooleemee Fire Depart
ment answered the alarm bu
no effort was made to fight
the blaze as the block hnus°
was • blazing inferno when
they arrived. A strong win.,
caused the blaze to spread
to a nearby barn and the
firemen were able to save it
in spite of electrical wire?
bein? down in that area.
Mtr. Broadway reported the
file began after he started
cooking some food and then
decided to take a nap. Wher
he awoke the kitchen wa
ablaze and after making an
effort to put it out he called
the fire department.
All contents of the home
were destroyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stew
art went to Ball Ground, Ga.
on Friday due to the death
of her mother, Mrs. L. B.
Wehunt, age 78, who died af
t*r a long illness. The funeral
was held on Sunday at 3 p-m.
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EVERETT GALES
Everett Gales
Promoted
PROMOTED -- Mr. Everett
Gales, formerly of Cooleemee
and Mocksville, who joint J
M. Lowensteins and Sons of
Andersen, South Carolina in
July, 1966 as General Over
seer of Carding at their new
Wamsutta 1 Men's Wear Di
vision, has been promoted to
head up the Carding, Spinning
and Preparation Departments
c? their Wamsutta 11 Sheet
ing Plant, which is nearing
completion. Erection of ma
chinery has already begun in
the new plant. The twin
plants are the longest textile
plant in the world.
Mr Gales assumed his du
ties on February 13. He and
his family arc residing at
2203 North Main Strert in
Anderson, S. C.
His father, Pearly Gales,
lives on Route 4, Mocksvitls
Completes Radio
Teletype Course
FT. GORDON, GA (AH
TNT)—Private Donald E. Ja
cobs, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry K. Jacobs, 3 Grove St.,
Cooleemee, N. C., completed
a radio teletype operation
course at the Army Southeast
ern Signal School, Fort Gor
don, Ga., February 10.
He received instruction in
the operation of radio trans
mitting and receiving sets by
voice and Morse code.
PUBLISHED THUBSQttV
On Friday, February 11H\
an Athletic Banquet was hekl
at the U-Stop-N-Grill for tike
Cooleemee Bays' and C3dV
Basketball Teams. GUMIS Ml
attendance were Mr. end Mm
i Ray Nesbit, Mr. and Mis. VtoMI
| Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ben
son, and Mr. and Mrs: Jo*
CuthrelL Mr. and Mrs Oh uck
Beidler and Mr. and Mra.
Doug Anderson, coaches at
the teams, were also in at
tendance. Following the mjrrl
the speaker for the evening
Mr. "Vinegar Bend" Mixafi
ex-Saint Louis Cardinal soil
Pittsburg Pirates pitcher waa
introduced by Mr. Nesbit.
"Vinegar Bend" give a very
enjoyable talk concerning his
becoming a major league base
ball pitcher. He told the team*
that the main reason to*
sports "was to build charac
ter and to teach people to bs
competitive". Also "be a good
sport at all times. It's ingKNft
ant to play your best to win
but do it in a good and dam
way. If you lose do it grace*
fully". Following the talk aev*>
era J trophies were presented.
Pat Frye received the "Moat
Valuable" girls trophy. Earl
Cuthrell was presented tba
"Most Valuable" Boys tro
phy. Sandra Kerley the "Moat
Improved" girls trophy, aad
Kenny Leonard was presented
the "Maul Improved" bog*
trophy.
Jaycees News
The Cooleemee Jeyceea mat
on February 16, at 7:30 P.M.
at the Cooleemee Recreation
Center. The most important >
business for the night waa
the election of officers for (%• %
coming year. For the 1967-M
year, the officers for the Jay* ?
cees will be President —Fiafcn
Blackwood, Internal Vice P*w» a
sident Bud Ridenhour, ®jo- "
ternal Vice President Cogr 'j
Robbins, Secretary - Jimmy
Steele, Treasurer - Jim. BNkJ
and the Directors wilt sKfl
Don Wall and Bob David.-
The meeting night has ba«i|?|
changed from the first aaiij
third Tuesday to the
and third Thursday ot ajjfflH
month. All the meetings >
gin at 7:30 P. ML at
leemee Recreation CenttS/j-?
All Jaycees who are j/mjBM
ning to attend the
Center by OrQO P.