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Davie To Host
North Piedmont
Tournament
TV Worth Piedmont Cm
mkd the Irf inafisenn playoff*
wii! be played at Dwh County
Ulyl! n bMB'dMldSQ
br Mstob of the Weetera
North Carolina High School
Activities Associarton.
Davie County was the only
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Private Pint Class Ronr Dele'
Howard, », of Ri 4.
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M Eatetrt Fmmtm
Ban Feb. Sl ( itet, fte Forsyth
OMtf, be vae fee an ef Dove
ndLaie Rlee ttowerd afjtt.
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■ UfWOlPflre* SurS= i lUfif flraMSi
of Kcraorsvflte, S Veto?
hank %
NFC achooi which made e bid
for the ooafaraaca tourney,
which ww hdd at North Roam
laat year. The dataa far the
Unuaay have net ben decided.
Davie Couaty'a hoys and girls,
already ranked among the tap
teams hi the laafao, wOl be
a threat to take bath cham
pionships becaaae of the home
court advantage.
The top afeht boya teams and
the tap stent girls teama hi
the conference wffl camieto In
the tearnamsnt.
The M conference event will
Inrtade tar bay* teama and
tear girls teams. Half the field
wffl come from the North Pied
mont end half Cram the Soath .
Piedmont Conference. The win
nera in the hi tnhrnna com
petition wffl advance to the
WNCBSAA finale.
A rite for the Soath Piedmoat
toornameat km Hat ben decid
ed. Urn Northwestern Con
ference event wffl he played -
j at Marion. IbeSsathwjrtan | -
atajii at Gnat
Avery Ceanty wffl heat
mST*whße the WNGBBAA
fiaala to slated to be held at
Rkyn* College ia
Church Woman Meat
The Episcopal Church Women
heki thSregalar moattag Wed
needay, February 5, at the
home of Mrs. Frances Boger
oa Center Street.
Then van eight members
present The Man served
> irgdilMSßifti V«lmUiie decor*
2M» tMUIti fti idWWted
for March S, at 7:l# p. m.
with Mrs. Ml Webb.
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Central Carolina Merger
With Yadkin Bank Planned
Directors of Central Carolina
Bank It Ttust Go. of Durham
and the Bank of Yadkin of
Yadkinville have voted
unanimously to recommend ap
proval of a merger of the two
banks. Announcement of the
merger was made Jointly by
PanlWrigfat, Jr., president of
CCB, and £. H. Barnard, presi
dent of the Bank of Yadkin.
Basis of the merger la an
exchange of stock, with 87%
shares of CCB being exchanged
for one share of Bank of
Yadkin. ReeounSte of the two
banks aa of December Si, 1961
totaled over HM mflUon.
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It Was 'Christmas In February*
Last Sunday At The Jim Jordans
ft WM In
February" at the Jimmy
Jotttai «0
-I,i. ,l T> M rl.ii
«^uTZMdt£dlS
who tfrivtd hoim
3PMr*« tear 7fk
fSZTIA** orLL **
Approval of the merger plans
moat be obtained first from
shareholders of the two bsriks,
and March It has been set
aa the date for both shareholder
meeting*. Final approval will
await action by the State Bal
ing Commission and the
Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation.
Actual date for the merger
cannot be determined until after
action by shareholders and
supervisory authorities, but will
probably take place in summer
or early fall
'The Joint aniwunremeul by
the heads at the two
got lujuthw lor the traditional
Christmas dinner and ex
changing of gifts so Gsiy coakl
ba included in the feflthrtttea.
Everything was jest as it wae
on December ». The Christmas
tree was still ap and many
padufas, lots of pg
gifts, remained anopimd for
Mrs. Man said It was e*sn
more tai than Christmas, hot
every year she couldn't stand
empharised that all active
personnel of the Bank of Yadkin
would be retained, and that its
operation would continue
without interruption.
The Bank vof Yadkin was
chartered in 1906, sad has
ahown steady growth through
the years.
Officers of the Bank of
Yadkin, in addition to Barnard,
are Homer Wagoner, vice presi
dent; and Mrs. Edith J.
Barnard, cariUer. The Board
of Directors include Barnard,
Wagner, Mrs. Barnard, Allen
T. Chamberlain, and Walter
Zachanr.
However, it might '"fp*"
agate afl ovtr ant time.
Gary's borne OD a 30-day
leave and than will eerve a
HMnonth tear in the Phiffip-
Mom's hoping he will make
Ik home ant year hi Ume for
ChMaas, hot knowing how
mothers are we'll hat yon right
new that tf he's not home
ttarel he another late
Christmae in *7B at the Jordan.