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PHIL MARSHALL.
Niocksville, Life and Casualty
Ins. Co. "I think it will.
I'd certainly like to see the
United States be number one
in petting a man on the
moon "
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fMoon Be WwHi Wkat It Will
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JKKKY COPG. Holiday
Acres, Erwin Mills "Weil,
I think it will, because I think
it will help boost the morale
of everyone in the country
to be the first. It'll bring
hack a lit tie patriotism."
Davie
Deaths
Tobe F. Hellard
MOCKSVILLE - Tobe
Franklin Hellarxi, 60, Rt. 1,
Mocksville died Thursday at the
Veteran's Hospital in Oteen.
Mr. Hellard was born Feb.
11, 1909 in Davie County and
was the son of the late Jesse
and Anna Hamilton Hellard. He
was a veteran of World War
II and was employed by
Heritage Furniture Company in
Mocksville.
Survivors include his wile,
Miss Myrtle Griffith Hellard;
one son, James Aaron Hellard,
Norfolk, Va.; one daughter,
Mrs. Richard Carter, Virginia
Beach; four brothers, Carl,
Allen, and Theo, all of Rt. 6,
Salisbury; Baxter of
Cooleemee; one sister, Mrs.
Cecil Davis of Salisbury; two
grandchildren and four step
grandchildren.
Ralph Frye
MOCKSVILLE - Ralph Laf
feto Frye, 56. of 610 Park Ave.,
Salisbury, died Wednesday
afternoon.
He was born March IS, 1913,
in Davie County, the son of
Mrs. Mable Cartweght Frye of
Cooleemee and the late Rufus
Laffcttc Frye. He was a retired
Army veteran.
A brother. James Vern Frye
of Cool(x-1nee, also survives.
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UMYF Officers
The UMYF officers of the
Cooleemee United Methodist
Church for 1969-70 have been
chosen.
In the senior high depart
ment, they are; Susan Wall,
president; Penny Foster, vice
president; Tina Hoyle,
secretary; Margaret Hoyle,
treasurer; Debbie Spry, Y.S.
Fund.
The junior high officers are
Ricky Snipes, president; Beth
Hoyle, vies president; Patricia
Stewart, sscrstary-treasurer.
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MRS. FRANCES AN
DERSON. Erwin St., Moxvil
Mfg Co - "Well it mifht
I don't go for that stuff
myself, course a kst of people
do. I just don't believe in
it. M
We're proud to be the newest
truck dealer for GMC ••• Ihe
company that's shaking up
your ideas about trucks.
We're your newest source for the beat trucks Come in and meet us. Look over our new
made GMC trades. line of GMC trades.
We're going to shake up the truck business Meet our selssnwn
in your town with them. Check our parts and aatioe departments.
We're going to shake up your ideas about Check oar crew. Experienced technicians,
what great tracks like GMC'S should cost. YouH undw stand why we think we can
We're going to shake up your ideas about shake up the track business in your town
track service with the best team in town. and sell you the best tracks you can get.
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To The People of D
/ We are proud that we haw* bssn approved at your
| local frsrtchised deafer for GMC TYucks and Good
pjT" year Tires.
By adding these two national line* to our
~ Chrysler-Plymouth products we can serve your
BN automotive needs with a wider variety of automo-
A biles, trucks and service than any dsafer in Davie
KiUHB County.
Duke Woo ten
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Wilkttboro St. Hm 634-2114 SMUTM*. N.(.
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RLEBEN MARTIN. N .
Cootoeraee, CaroNn Lingerie
"I imagine it will I wish
I had nerve enough to go
op there with him, but I
don't"
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