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Specialist Pour and Mrs.
Johnny Davis left Tuesday for
Mains, Germany, where he is
Rationed with the United States
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The eotmle was married Oct.
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forved a tear In Vietnam. He
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Ba%h Davis and Carofrn Ja
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
OdeU Anderson of Efrwtn Street*
Asbury Collijt Senior
if iff Tonpuljii Fleming,
daughter af Mr. and Mr®,
Robert Hall Fleming of
Woocßesf, haa enrolled for her
aenioryear at Albury College
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Joycee Turkey Shoot
Begins On Saturday
The Cooleemee Jaycees will hold a turkey shoot
at the Cooleemee Ball Park on Saturday, November
9 end each successive Saturday thereafter through
December 21. There will be a total of seven shoots
to be held from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on each
Saturday.
Entry fee will be SI.OO per person, and the
Jaycees will furnish the shotgun shells. In addition
to the turkey shoots there will be ham shoots
on each of the seven Saturdays.
There will be plenty of turkeys and hams for
all, so bring your shotguns to the Cooleemee Ball
Park at 10:00 a-m. on November 9.
Proceeds from the shoots will go toward Jaycee
Community Development projects.
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several ef the many oourooe
nutiaall taM rrn I**%. Ins *tiT*Tft ffli
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Cooleemee Runner-Up
In County Community
Development Judging
; Coojecmwe vu runner-up to
Mocksville in the small towa
division of tiie Davie County
Community Development com
petition which awarded prizes
over toe weekend.
Eleven commimitief in the
county were Judged Oct.
by a panel including Dwi#
Williamson, county esteaatoa
chairman of Wilkes County, and
Mias Irene Brawn, home
economics extension agent ef
Yadkin County.
Commnnirtes judged were:
Davie Academy, Mocksville,
Cooleemee, Jerusalem,
Advance-Mock, Center,
darksville, Piao-Fsnnington,
Smith Grove, CornaUer-Dulin,
and Fork.
Winners and prises were:
BaraLcategory: Advance Mock.
$175, Center, jtfß; sad
CiarksviUe, UOO.
Towns-Villages: Mocksville,
$100; Cooleemee, SIOO.
, The awards were the result
of an early Spring meeting of
Davie community leaders who
HaftiUri to organize the com
munities with the goal of clean
ing up the communities and
coordinating activities.
Business enterprises within
the cocmty donated SI,OO in prize
manes to distributed among
the winners.
Homemakers
The Homemakers Chib will
hold their regular meeting on
Friday, November IS, at 7:30
p.m. at the iw** of Mrs.
Head on Watt Street.
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to lav brkim Twaaiy
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Brinegar cut the first ballot in
die Cootoemee precinct as the
polls opened yesterday morning
at 6:30.
Over 100 pei sons voted within
the first hour. Better than 95 per
cent, of the 1182 persons regis
tered, were expected to vote in
this election.
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Secondary
Election
Results
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