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Halloween Carnival
Scheduled Oct. 31
Hie annual Halloween Car
nival, sponsored by the local
Jaycees and Jaycettes willbe
held on Saturday, October 31st,
at the Cooleemee School
auditorium. Festivities will
begin at 7p.m. until 10p.m.
There will be booths set up for
Bingo, fishing, darts, ring toss,
clown toss and a horror house.
"Hie Jaycettes will sponsor the
cake walk. Anyone wishing to
donate a cake may contact any
Jaycee or Jaycette and they will
gladly pick them up.
All pre-school children will be
admitted free. Admission for
children first through eighth
grades will be 25 cents and 50
cents for adults. Any adult in
costume will be admitted free of
charge.
Prizes will be awarded for the
best costume in three
categories.
Rec Center
Donations for Recreation Center
American Legion Post No. 54 *IOO
Cooleemee Lions Club t 50
Mr. and Mrs. Bill White $ 5
Mr. and Mrs Vernon Stout $ 10
Mr. and Mrs. Ha/den Benson $ 5
Total to Date $l7O
Plane Lands On Road
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Unexpected Guest
Hie R. L. Seaford family had
an unexpected guest for break
fast on Wednesday morning,
October 14th!
According to reports, a Mr.
Gregg, age 45, flying a light
aircraft, landed his plane on the
road into the Seaford farm on
Advance, Route 2, at about 10
ajn. Gregg had stopped at the
Piedmont Airlines Airport in
Winston-Salem. After leaving
there, the radio on the plane
failed, and , realizing that the
plane was low on gas, Gregg
was trying to get to Lexington.
The fog was thick, and , after
spotting the Seaford home, he
started to land the plane on the
road nearly hitting some trees.
When he did land the plane,
safely, Mr. Gregg was quite
shaken up. When the Seafords
came out to see what was
happening, Mr. Greg asked if
they could have prayer there by
the plane for a safe landing.
Then, the Seafords invited the
pilot into their home for break
fast and also gave him some
sandwiches for his trip and, of
course, some gas for the plane.
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Gregg stated that his home is
in Texas. He is a missionary in
Mexico.
After an hour's visit in Davie
County, Gregg left for Texas to
pick up his son and family and
and to continue on to Mexico.
Homemakers Hold
Halloween Party
The Cooleemee Homemakers
Gub held a Halloween party
Friday night at the Cooleemee
Recreation Center following a
covered dish supper.
Several ladies attended in
costume and prizes were won.
Trick Or Treat
For UNICEF
The Cooleemee United Meth
odist Youth will canvass the
community for UNICEF on Sun
day afternoon, October 25th.
Hie group will begin at 2:30
p.m.
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Family Day Nets Over S3OO
The Open House and Family
Day held at the Cooleemee Rec
reation Center on October 10th
resulted in a most successful
event. Over 400 plates were
served with a net profit of better
than S3OO. The proceeds will go
towards the upkeep of the Cen
ter.
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Members of the Recreation
Commission and director
Grimes Parker extend their
gratitude to everyone who sup
ported this project.
A special thanks goes to Mr.
Roy Barney who worked
throughout the entire day help
ing prepare the food.
Also to Mr. Grimes Hancock
for his assistance; to Senior
citizens, Mrs. Bessie Nail. Mrs.
Beulah Munday and Mrs. Sadie
Steele; American Legion Post
54 commander, Donnie Correll;
and to the local Jaycettes for the
proceeds from their bake sale.
The response of the local resi
dents plays a major part in
helping to keep the Recreation
Center in operation. Anyone
wishing to make a contribution
may send it to the Recreation
Commission or the Cooleemee
Journal. Weekly results will be
published giving an up-to-date
total of contributions.
Proceeds from the Story
Hour, Ceramics, Dance Classes,
and all rental fees also go to the
Recreation Center.
We urge everyone to support
the Recreation Center in every
way possible. It has been benefi
cial to all age groups in the past.
Absentee Ballot
Applications Now
Being Accepted
The Davie County Board of
Elections is now receiving ap
plications for absentee ballots.
Applications must be made
prior to October 28th
Dr. R. F. Kemp, chairman of
the Board, said that those who
know that they will be away
from the county on November
3rd or otherwise unable to vote
in person may apply.
Applications must be made
by the voter in person or by
mail.