Davie Plans Homecoming Friday
2nd Place
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N. Rowan
Friday will be the Big Day
at Davie High School. It's
homecoming with a parade,
queens and an important foot
ball game with North Rowan
at 8 p.m.
The day begins with a pep
rally in the morning. The
homecoming queen and her
court will be announced. They
will reign all day and will lead
the parade which is scheduled
for 3:30 p.m. The Journalism
Class will present a plaque to
the class with the best float.
The parade will start at
Mocksville Elementary School
and wind up somewhere on
Wilkesboro Street.
Sponsors for the homecoming
game will be Susie Hendricks,
Susan Hendricks, Dehlia Hinkle,
Betty Allen, Sherry Miller,
Patsy Anderson, June Harris,
Janice Cartner, Quintina Steele,
Gayle Anderson, Vickie Michael,
Sandra Boger, Betty Jean Hen
drix and Jennie Clement.
Students will vote on the 14
sponsors. The top five will be
presented to the football team,
which will select the queen to
be crowned at half-time.
Davie risks its second place
conference spot in a tough game
with third place North Rowan.
A dance will be held in the
gym after the game.
Bloodmobile
To Be Here
October 17
The Blood Mobile will be in
Cooleemee at the First Baptist
Church Tuesday, October 17th
from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Ham Hudson, Davie County
Hospital Administrator, said
that blood is badly needed and
that usage is equalling dona
tions. Last month emergency
calls for blood had to be placed
on the radio.
The Following Will Be Working At
Blood Mobile:
From 11:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M.
Mrs. Charles Burgess, Mrs. John
Barber, Mrs. Barney Miller, Mrs.
Wade Wyatt, Mrs. Tommy Cook,
Mrs. William Gales, Mis. Wade
Furchess, Mrs. Jack Sanford,
Mrs. George Martin, Mrs. Bill
Flinn, Mrs. W. B. Shambley, Mrs
Carl Lain and Mrs. Robert Hoyle.
From 2:00 P.M.-5:00 P.M.
Mrs. Knox Johnston, Mrs. Roy
Harris, Mrs. John Shields, Mrs.
Charles Church, Mrs. Buster Cle
ary, Mrs. Nancy Foster, Mrs. Kim
Sheek RN, Mrs. Robert Stuart,
Miss Morsa Eaton, Miss Margaret
Brock, Mrs. Eleanor Frye, Mis.
Mary Spillman, Mrs. Lawrence
Miller, Mrs. Ted Junker, Mrs.
Fred Murphy, Mrs. Clyde Young
Mrs. Mary Pope and Mrs. Ralph
Ratledge.
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History Of Davie County
To Be Published In '6B
James W. Wall, who taught
at Coohemee School for sue
years and 'has been at Davie
High since it opened, plans to
publish a complete history of
Davis County from aibout 1750
to the present.
The book, which will be about
200 pages in length and will in
clude pictures and an appendix,
will be in print in late 1968,
Mr. Wall hopes.
The book will culminate an
exhaustive four-year study for
the teacher. Among his sources
are the Rowan County Minutes
1753-1835, Davie County Court
Minutes 1836-1868, and the Davie
County Commission's Minutes
1868 to the present.
Other valuable sources include
the Moravian Records, Colonial
and State Records of North
Carolina, newspaper, periodicals
and others.
Mr. Wall has done research
at the Department of Achives
and History in Raleigh and
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Jayvees Win Thriller 10
Church Softball Winners 12
Kwik Kwiz 14
Wim's Whims 15
DRUG STORE COWBOYS - One of the favorite meeting places after school is the Cooleemee Drug aiurc, wneru siuueius uy uie
dozens meet for Cokes and chatter. Shown above are, left to right, James West, Leslie Steele, Johnny Munday, Mike Short, Gary
Carter, Billy Ijames, Keith Beck, Gary Blaylock and Billy Wall. (Journal Photo by Barringer.)
COOLEEMEE, N. C.
Thursday, October 12, 1967
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James w. Wan
libraries of Rowan, Davie and
the University of North
Carolina.
He said also, "The extensive
Flossie Martin Collection in the
Davie County Library will add
much local information that
would not otherwise have been
known except for the efforts of
Miss Martin, who spent- many
years gathering the in
formation.
"James S. Brawley, Rowan
historian and wire editor of
The Salisbury Post, and a larg?
number of other people have
graciously furnishod information
and help."
The volume will include
poliMcial, social and economic
stories of the people of Davie
County as well as chapters on
schools, churches, towns and
communities. The book will be
footnoted and the sources of in
formation shown.
Mr. Wall previously published
a history of the First
Presbyterian Church.
Mocksville, where he is an elder.
He was bcrn in Davie County
and is married to the former
Either Mae Grier of Cl:Miotic,
now a teacher in Mocks-ville
Middle School. Th"y have thro?
children, Nancy, 13; Jimmy, 12;
and Carol, 10.
Mr. Wall is a graduate of
Mocksville H'gh School, Ap
palachian State (8.5.) and the
University of Nor!h Carolina
(M.A. in American History). He
worked for two years in the
personnel department of Erwin
Mills at Cooleemee but has been
a tea'eh' r for 21 years in Davie
County, inc'udinq six years at
fnnleemee School.
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Jeannie McUaniei
Is Dream Girl
At W. Carolina
Miss .Jeanni.' Kllen McDaniel.
Lite daughter of Mr. anil Mrs.
C. O. McDaiiiel of 2H Krwin
Street, has been selected as
Dream Girl of by the
Zeta lot-) Chapter of Zeta Tau
Alpha, woman's international
soeial fraternity.
Miss McDanicl, a junior at
Western Carolina University,
holds the office of Secretary of
the university chapter. She was
piesented at all WCU Homeco
ming Festivities by Mr. Roger
•Jones, a junior from Ashevilh'
and a brother of Delta Sigma
Phi Fraternity. Miss McDaniel
was officially presented by Mr.
Jones in the Homecoming
Parade, Saturday October 7 at
WCU.
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