Cooleemee Journal
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Ms. 17
Back In The Saddle Again?
... Well, not right away for
Charles Church, local pharmac&t,
who decided to show his son, Philip,
just how it's done.
Charles rode their pony from Jo
Strontfs house, where he boards the
pony, on the Liberty Road to his home '
which is about two and one-half mites.
Now this proved to he quite a ride fop
someone who isn't used to bouncing
in the saddle. Feeling might sore in
all the wrong places, when he arrived
home, he tried desperately to think
of a way to get the pony bade to
Stroud* without having to ride Mm.
His wife, who was waiting at Jo's
house to drive Mm back home, refused
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Melodie Ann Swain, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David Swain of Rt.
4, Mocksville, is really going places
these days thanks to Uncle Sam
Chaplin's dog "Men*"
Merri, a 150-pound, two-year-old fit
Bernard, pulls Mdafdie Ann through
parades and onto the covers of maga
zines.
She's Just back from riding in the
Azalea Parade In Wifentagtan, and
*e's ridden f| other parades in
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Riding All Over The State
to lei Mm tie the pony at their houße
for fear of a child getting hurt. He
thought maybe Allen Snipes would
take the pony back in his truck, but
no tail gate. Well the only solution
was to either ride Mm or waßc hfrn
back, another two and one-half miles.
Charles just had too much pride
to walk that pony back because of
the riding he would have to take
from the Drug Store gang, not to
mention his wife and son. So painfully,
he climbed back in the saddle again.
Stroud's staMe was a mighty
welcome sight and after several pretty
rough days, especially eating off the
mantle, Charles will finally admit that
he's no Gene Autry.
Salisbury, Spencer, Charlotte,
Winston-Salem, Elkin and Mocks vllle.
Melody and "Meirl" also have
been on two television shows and pic
tured on the cover of Pilot Wheels
and "The Conductor," publication of
•the Davie Electric Membership
Corporation, and in 'Trek" a
magadne put odt by Che McLean'
Trucking Corporation.
Melodie has two coflterf of her ojrn
Joey and Patsy, but they wdnV
pull carta.
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Sprwftitns EI CMIMMI - - Spring's the time for pretty
flowers and Susan Earnhardt knows just where to find them
in her grandmother Spillman's garden. Susan, 4, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earnhardt of 64 Watt St reet Her grand
mother is Mrs. John Spillman.
Jim Holt Elected
Jaycee President
Jim Holt was elected presi
dent of the Cooleemee Jaycees.
Otters elected were:
—Jimmy Steele, internal vice
president; ' g|
—Fletcher Queen, external
vice president. . T»
—Bud Ridenhour, treasurer; h
—Wayne Wagner, Secretary;
—Uoyd Martin, publicity
chairman, 
—Charlie Church and Aubrey
Wensfl, directors. -
These new officers will be
installed at a banquet in May.
RtpMoas Oat-register *
Democrats m Davie
Republicans outregistered Dei.ocrats by 786 votes, according
to an unofficial tally after the recent re-iegitUelioiL
Cooleemee, North and South Mock—Ma were the only three
precincts out of 12 where Democrats held the had. One hundred
and 24 voters registered as independents wMe 11 in CSeHcavMe
regirtMid "no party." They must declare prior to the piimaiies
n order to vote.
PRECINCT DEM REP IND:
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Shady Grave 164* 378 3
Cooleemee 534 471 10
Clarksvffle 175 446 7 (11 -No party)
Jerusalem 245 279 10
E. Shady Grove 134 276 15
W. Shady Grove 73 256 7
Faimiagtdn 111 342 4
Fulton 219 258 17
- South Mocksvilk 454 420 16
S. Calahan 94 125
N. Mocksvflle 691 450 21
N. Calahan 109 191 14
Total: 3106 3894 124 11 *
Total: 7,137
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