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6ti*9 t* Atlanta - • • Left to right, first row, Andy Andrews, Hubert West and Allen Barger;
second row; Doug Chappefl and James Ijames.
5 Track Men
Go To Atlanta
For AAU Meet
Davie County will be
represented at the
Southeastern AAU track meet
to be held in Atlanta, Georgia
on Saturday and Sunday June
7 -8.
Five of the stars of the
Davie High School
championship trade team will
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Piai* R«cit«l
Mrs. Fred B. Greene
preeented a group of bar p l **"
students in a recital Thursday
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niMoi si oroci߮c3!t ituisic
Building at Catawba College.
Parents and fr*—»i** saw
awards presented to young
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greatest progress during the
year.
Performing on the promm
wen Use McCoy, Jan
Roaeman. Sharon. Earnhardt,
S Taylor, Terri Khittz,
Miller, Andrea Lindley,
QOlam. Cheryl Gillam,
Debbie McKinney, David Jar
rett, Danny Hunt
Also. Cherie bpoU, Teresa
Gillam. Kathy Kfetts, Penny
Mitchell. Me Yates. Beth
Spry, Linda MeXhmsy, Lynn
ImMkl Marlena Saverls, Debbk
Jordan, JaeUe MnWh «ad
participate under their coach,
Bruton Barger. They are
Hubert Vest, James (Jingles)
Ijames, Doug Cheppell, Allen
Barger, and Andy Andrews.
Participants in this track
meet, which will feature
outstanding track stars of the
southeastern United States, are
not allowed to participate
under a high school name. The
Davie entries are being
Kmsored by the Mocksville
taty Club and will carry this
name into the meet. The local
Rotary Club paying the
expenses for the boys and their
coach to participate in this
meet.
Hubert West will participate
m the broad jump, die triple
jump, 100-yard dash and
220-yard dash.
James Ijames will
participate in the 120-yard
nigh hurdles, 180-yard low
hurdles and the 220-yard dash.
Allen Barger will participate
in the shotput.
Doug ChappeD will run in
the 440-yard event.
Andy Andrews will take
part in die mile-event.
The group will leave Friday,
spending Friday and Saturday
nigits in Atlanta and return
home Sunday following the
meet.
Alton Holt,
Wreck Victim
Lewis Alton Holt, 41, of
fltwiiitiiffi Thursday at
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rwßyni Memorial Haspii art
from injuries sustained three
weeks ago hi an automobile
accAdGot
Funeral ssrvtoee were held
Saturday at Che First Baptist
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KAMMxm wast Mrsd in ttie
Legion Memorisl Park.
Mr. Halt was born In Stanly
County and was (be son of
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Rob of Mt. VBKL Ho was
employed by Holt Construction
OmnMny and was a member
ofCteveiand Baptist Church.
In addition to his paresis,
survivors include tbe widow,
Mrs. Reba Saunders Host; two
daughters, Miss Gtame Holt
and Mfae Mary BUaabeth Holt,
both of the home; four brothers,
James and Wade Holt of
Mooresvitte, Elvin Holt of Mt.
Ula and Riebsrd Holt of
Salisbury; and a sister, Mrs.
BUI Goodman of Cleveland, Rt.
1.
63rd Ytar COOLEEHEE, N. C. Ift ftps
No. 22 tkimiw.Mm*. 19H If CM
John Barber Elected
To Education Board
John T. Barber of
Cooleemee has been appointed
to the Davie County Board of
Education to fill-out the
unexpired term of the late
Claude Hicks.
Mr. Barber was born in
Statesville and was reared in
Winston-Salem. He is a veteran
of World War II and the
Korean conflict.
He is a graduate of N. C.
State with a degree in textile
manufacturing
Mr. Barber moved to
Cooleemee in 1949. He is
planning manager with the
Erwin Mill Division of
Burlingotn Industries.
He is a member of the
Cooleemee Methodist Church
and the Cooleemee Lions Club.
'Concerned Parents'
Meet To Discuss Sex
Education In Schools
Parents concerned over sex
education in the Davie County
Schools will meet Monday night
at 7:30 p.m. at the Mocksville
Elementary School to discuss
and learn more about this area
of education.
Last month a group of ISO
citizens met at Smith Grove
United Methodist Church to
discuss this subject. The
meeting was a result of local
parents becoming increasingly
alarmed over some of the in
cidents which their children
have been exposed to.
A group of these parents
sponsored this open meeting so
that more parents could voice
their concern over this new in
novation in teaching. Prior to
this open meeting, these parents
appeared before tbe Davie
County School Board to voice
their objection.
Mr. George Haire served as
moderator for this meeting. He
introduced Mr. Reavis Nelson,
a member of the City Council
of Rocky Mount. Mr. Nelson
has recently spearheaded a
drive in that city to rid the
of sex education.
Mr. Nelson introduced a
report from the Congressional
Record, volumn lis, page 18,
dated February 7, 1981, which
substantiates that the source
of most of this sex
in schools comes from an
organisation SQ9CYJ6.
He pointed oat that SIECUS
is a tax tree, voluntary health
agency founded in New York
in 1964. Dr. Mary Calderone
Davie Library 5-3-66
Mocksville, N C 27028
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is the Executive Director. She
recently spoke before students
at Blair Academy in New Jersey
and when asked what was her
opinion of premarital sex, she
answered, "What's yours?"
"Nobody from on High
determines this." You
determine it. I do not believe
the old "thou shalt nots" apply
any more.
. MR. Nelson cited other
members on the Board of
SIECUS who share Dr.
Calderon's belief that sex need
not be controlled by morals.
He further stated that
films shown in Rocky
Mount to ninth grade students
on premarital pregnancy com
pletely avoided any admonition
of the moral valves involved.
This film, along with others
dealing with sex are in the
film library of the N. C. Depart
ment of Education.
Mr. Nelson pointed out that
when local parents in Rocky
Mount became concerned over
these moral educational
materials, the School Board
promptly passed a resolution
banning all sex education per
se from the curriculum.
The local group of Concerned
Parents,
representing every
school in Davie County, hope
that by continuing their educa
tional meetings lor parents,
that the Davie County School
Board will also take prompt
a6ion to prevent the schools
in this county from using this
sex edncation material