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ELIZABETHTON STAR Tuesday, October 22, 1968 Resolution On S.M. Taylor WHEREAS, Court Mr. S. M. (Murray) County of Taylor, a member of the Carter County, Tennessee, from District, the 12th passed away on October 16, 1968, and WHEREAS, the late Esquire S.

M. Taylor Court, and his district, served the County determination for loyally, faihfully, and with great member of the many years, and was a valuable and useful County Court, and well regarded and by those who knew him. respected WHEREAS, it is the desire of the record County Court to go on to express our profound matter to his family, and his friends sympathy and feelings in this and loved ones. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY, COUNTY COURT OF CARTER and individually, have heard with session, that we as a body, TENNESSEE, in regular of late profound sorrow of the death our friend, S. M.

Taylor, and we do officially and individually express our sympathy and members of his family, including his regrets to the our Phillips, Lula two daughters, Margaret and Taylor. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that we do extend our sympathy and our condolences to his family and and that we to his friends, publically express our gratitude for the record of service which S. M. Taylor and to this gave to Carter County, Tennessee, group as a public servant. The foregoing Resolution motion, having been read, was, upon seconded, unanimously adopted on this duly October 21, 1968, and the County Judge and County Court Clerk are requested to have copies of the Resolution transmitted to the Press, and copies to each of his two daughters, and that the original be recorded on the permanent minutes of the Court of Carter County, Tennessee.

County Don M. Lewis COUNTY JUDGE ATTEST: Roy M. McKinney COUNTY COURT CLERK Robert E. Banks COUNTY ATTORNEY COURT NEWS JAMES HOPKINS, Rt. 6, was fined $35 and costs, a total of $54.50, yesterday by General Sessions Court Judge Arden L.

Hill for reckless driving and no driver lic nse. CLINTON W. Heaton, no address listed, was fined $25 and costs by Judge Hill for reckless driving. PHYLLIS A. Sneed, Rt.

2, Hampton, was fined $5 and Large Crowd (Continued from Page 1) and tried to pull the groups apart. "Let the police handle it. Let them have their signs that is what they want," Wallace said. "But the people are sick and tired of all these protesters I am too we are sick and tired of it but I am glad to see all of you out here Wallace said. "I thank you all for being here and I want to thank the Sullivan East High School band for performing for us," Wallace said.

"I noticed this morning in the local paper that I was met by a quiet crowd Sunday at the airport but it didn't seem quiet to me," he said. "But I don't want you to worry about what they say about us because the two major parties are shook and they just don't know what to make of us," he said. "The coverage we got this morning in the local press shows the desperation of the papers who have been sympathizing with the two parties because they said we only had about 4,500 at the airport Sunday. Jury Trials Underway Jury trials in the October term of Carter County Criminal Court began today, with Judge Oris D. Hyder the presiding officer.

A charge against Glen Cole of possessing liquor was dismissed on motion of defendant's counsel to suppress evident. Judge Hyder instructed the sheriff to pour the liquor out. Indictments of Bobby Lee Calhoun on abandonment and violation of court order were dismissed by Judge Hyder on motion of defendant's counsel to quash. YOU SAW THE GLAMOUR VERSION Mask was The Other Side of BONNIE CLYDE and CURL FLOVO IVES MAMIL JO PRAIR ENTRENTREE LUCKY coLee Last Times Tonite Regular STAT CLASSIFIED ADS Legal Notice Purs. Sec.

6-3208 TCA, summary Elizabethton City Council proceedings Regular Session October 10, 1968. Approved minutes: Regular Session September 26, 1968. Appointed Mrs. James L. Cathelyn Councilwoman to unexpired term of husband.

Appointed Mayor Bowers, Board of Directors First Tenn. Va. Development term expiring Oct. 5, 1969. Passes Resolutions: 4-18 AUTHORIZIN A DEPOSITORY FOR EDA FUNDS FOR TRI-COUNTY INDUSTRIAL PARK; 4-19 A AUTHORIZ DEPOSITORY FOR FUNDS RECEIVED BY THE I TRI-COUNTY INDUSTRIAL PARK FROM SALE OR RENTAL OR LAND, ETC.

Opened bids E. St. Improvement Dist. Passed Motions: Accept Summers-Taylor Paving Co. bid E.

St. Improvement Dist. Close Covered Bridge 1-6 P. M. Oct.

20, 1968 for Craft Fair; Authorize execution and delivery water contract between City and housing authority; Pay $150.00 Ninety day option lodent property. This the 21st day of October, 1968. R. M. Ross City Clerk-Treasurer.

No. NOTICE OF SALE WHEREAS, by deed of trust dated 22nd day of January 1965 recorded in Trust Book Vol. 212 page 206 in Register's Office Carter County, Tennessee, Dewey Quales and wife Bonnie Aline Quales conveyed to the undersigned Trustee, the property hereinafter described to secure a note for $600.00 payable to Holston Loan Company, Bristol, Tennessee, and WHEREAS, default has occurred in the payment of the installments on said note and the holder thereof has requested in writing that the property be sold in accordance with the terms and provisions of the note and deed of trust, NOW, THEREFORE notice is hereby given that on Friday, November 8th, 1968, at 11:00 A. M. in front of the Court House door in Elizabethton, Tennessee, the undersigned will sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash, the following described property situated in the 8th Civil District of Carter County, Tennessee: Property bounded on the north by Davis, on the West by Carr, on the south and east by County Highway Beginning on a planted stone on County Highway, with County west of 100 feet to a planted stone on road, corner to Lot No.

thence with line of Lot No. 2 north 74 deg. West 1230 feet to a planted stone at a branch in a hollow and corner to Lot No. thence with branch south 326 feet to a planted stone at branch and corner to Carr; thence with Carr's line south 850 feet to a locust, corner to Davis; thence with his line east 14 poles to a red maple; thence with same or Davis line south 13 poles to a stake at road, the BEGINNING, containing 7 acres, more or less. SAID property to be sold in bar of equity of redemption' and of homestead, and dower rights and the right of equity of redemption which were waived in deed of trust.

This 14th day of October, 1968. James R. Hamrick Trustee No. 22, 29 PREPARE NOW FOR THE COOL DAYS AHEAD PLASTIC STORM WINDOWS CAULKING COMPOUND SEE OUR NICE DISPLAY WEATHER STRIPPING SPECIAL 1600 WATT ELECTRIC HEATER ELIZABETHION HARD and FURNITURE CO ElK AVE Around Carter 1998 NEW RECRUITER SFC Bob Cruce, Rowe left, welcomes C. Lamb as his replacement as the area Army Recruiter.

Sgt. Lamb's new duties will be effective Nov. 1. Rowe Is New Army Rowe C. Lamb succeed SFC Bob Cruce as the area Army Recruiting Sergeant Nov.

1, according to an announcement today. Sgt. Lamb has been working with SFC Cruce for the past two weeks and will handle recruiting duties in Carter, Washington, Johnson and Unicoi Counties. Sgt. Lamb is a native of Washington County.

He was born and raised in the South Central community. He has been in the U.S. Armed Forces for the past years, and has served in Germany and the Far East as well as various places in New Notaries Are Elected The Carter County Quarterly Court elected yesterday the following new notaries public: Gail Fleenor, Frank Mustard, Sandra Gray, Charlotte Barefield, Henry James Mustard, Glenn Sheets, Harley Eugene Renfro, Nathan Harvey Anderson, Johnson, Raymond K. Robert Lewis, R. Murrell, Richard D.

Edens, Shirley Jo Lindsey, John Arnold, Wayne H. Ritts, Lawrence Ramsey, Doyle Wilson, Gary Ward. The following re-elected as notaries public: Betty M. Shouse, Roy C. Nelson, John R.

Perkins, Barbara Odom, William E. Mottern, Gordon McDaniel, David Honeycutt, Wesley W. Taylor, Fornia D. Peters, Helena Traine, Robert J. Fisher, Ruth Guy, Roy Merritt, Ada McKinney, Frances Brookshire.

C. Lamb Recruiter the United States. The sergeant has served as a recruiter in Birmingham, Ala. for the past two years. Sgt.

Lamb is married and the father of three daughters. He will reside with his family in Johnson City. SFC Cruce, who has served as recruiter here since 1964, will attend Flight Operations School at Fort Rucker, Ala. before going on a year's assignment to Vietnam. He has years of service.

His wife and two children will reside in Germany during his absence. Sgt. Lamb will be in Elizabethton two days a week, working here on Mondays from 12 4 pm. and Fridays from 8:30 until noon. Calendar CHICKEN SUPPER The Gap Creek PTA will sponsor a chicken supper at the Gap Creek School on Friday, October 25, between the hours of 5 to 7:30 p.m.

The public is invited. Proceeds will go for school projects. JOHN CARTER CHAPTER, Daughters of American Revolution, will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. C.

H. Martin, Main Street, with the executive committee meeting at 1:30 p.m. A "Founders Day" program will be presented. UNICEF The Youth Fellowship of First United Methodist Church will be collecting for the annual UNICEF fund-raising drive in a door to door canvass on Sunday evening, October 27, between the hours of 6 to 7 p.m. Apollo 7 (Continued from Page 1) commander, an old Navy pilot, radioed as the ship neared the smooth sea.

Schirra, 45, and navigator Donn Eisele, 38, and systems engineer Walter Schirra, 45, braced themselves for the intense pain of rising pressure on their cold stuffed heads. They were virtually assured their 163. orbit, 4.5 million mile flight would clear the way for Apollo 8 to fly around the moon. Schirra triggered the ship's main rocket engine at 6:42 a.m., EDT as Apollo 7 made its final sweep over Hawaii. The 11 second blast, fired as the rocket nozzle pointed up toward the direction of travel, gave the slamming braking power needed to start Apollo 7's drive back into earth's thick atmosphere.

"The results look very good," mission control reported after the retro fire blast. The blast took place at an altitude of 207 miles, about 500 miles east of Hawaii. Rocket Pulls Away Moments later, a string of explosive charges ripped Apollo's cabin away from its supporting rocket module. The service module's control rockets fired at the same time to pull it away from the astronauts. The cone shaped spacecraft weighing about 12,000 pounds after separation from the service module, flipped over and began its glide back to earth with i its blunt heat shield end pointing in the direction of flight.

"Everything came out hunky dory," Cunningham reported after Apollo 7 hurtled away from its service module. The astronauts were strapped upside down in their spacecraft so the ship would have enough "lift" to glide smoothly into the atmosphere. As the atmosphere began to thicken and the astronauts began to feel the pull of earth's gravity for the first time since their Oct. 11 launch from Cape Kennedy, the heat shield of Apollo 7 began to glow. Streams of fire trailed off its upper edge.

Gravity Increases Gradually the gravity increased with the screaming dive of Apollo 7 until the crew weighed three times their normal earth weight. Pressure rose from! pounds per square inch to nearly 15. "We're flying a pink cloud," reported Schirra as the friction of the air created a fireball around the ship. At 6:59 a.m., Apollo 7 went into the radio blackout created by the envelope of electrically charged gases around the ship. NO LAY AWAY GIFT ITEMS NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! Watches Luggage Polaroid Cameras and supplies FRED DAVIS Jewelers GEORGE' LEWIS FRED DAVIS ELK AVENUE Repairman Rev.

Thomas Wille MIAMI The Rev. Thomas H. Willey, veteran Free Will Baptist missionary to Latin America, died here Friday following an extended illness. Death came at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital where he was undergoing treatment for cancer. Willey, 70, was the senior missionary on the staff of Free Will Baptist Foreign Missions, serving in Latin America under Free Will Baptist auspices since 1936.

Funeral services were held today at 11 a.m. at Ebenezer Free Will Baptist Church, 349 Southwest 12th Street. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery. The Rev. Raymond Riggs of Detroit and the Rev.

J. Reford Wilson of Nashville, Free Will Baptist missions officials and longtime associates of the deceased, will officiate. The will be assisted by other associates of the veteran missionary. Surviving Mr. Willey are his wife, the former Mable Alice Bailey; one son, Thomas a Free Will Baptist missionary to Panama; and one daughter, Mrs.

Barbara Willey Moehlman of Miami. FUNERAL NOTICES WINTERS Funeral services for Blanch R. Winters will be conducted from the Tetrick Funeral Home Chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. Carl Scoggins officiating.

Music by the Hardin Brothers Quartet. Active pallbearers will be Manuel Price, Louie Price, Conley Edens, Steve Whittington, Stanley Whittington, Danny Roberts and Clarence Roberts. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in the chapel of the funeral home where the body will remain. Burial in Happy Valley Memorial Park.

Tetrick Funeral Home in charge of funeral arrangements. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS (As required by Chapter No. 175, Public Acts of Tennessee 1939 as amended by Chapter 137, Public Acts of 1947) Estate of S. M. Taylor Late of Carter County, Tenn.

Notice is Hereby Given that on the 21 day of October, 1968. Letters 0 Administration, in respect to the Estate of S. M. (Murray) Taylor, deceased, were issued to the undersigned by the County Court Clerk of Carter County, Tennessee. All persons, resident and non-resident, having claims, matured or unmatured, against his Estate are required to file the same in duplicate with the Clerk of the above Court within nine months from the date of the first publication of this notice, otherwise their claim will be forever barred.

All persons indebted to the above Estate must come forward and make proper settlement with the undersigned at once. This 21 day of October, 1968. (Signed) Robert E. Banks (Administrator) Estate of S. M.

Taylor, Deceased No. 29 NOTICE TO CREDITORS (As required by Chapter No. 175, Public Acts of Tennessee 1939 as amended by Chapter 137, Public Acts of 1947) Estate of Myrtle Roberts Late of Carter County, Tenn. Notice is Hereby Given that on the 14 day of October, 1 9 6 8. Letters of Administration, in respect to the Estate of Myrtle Roberts deceased, were issued to the undersigned by the County Court Clerk of Carter County, Tennessee.

All persons, resident and non-resident, having claims, matured or unmatured, against her Estate are required to file the same in duplicate with the Clerk of the above named Court within nine months from the date of the first publication of this notice, otherwise their claim will be forever barred. All persons indebted to the above Estate must come forward and make proper settlement with the undersigned at once. This 14 day of October, 1968. (Signed) Maude Roberts Administratrix Estate of Myrtle Roberts No. 22 IN THE Business Women's Week Tabloid Section of the STAR for Sunday, Oct.

20, it was stated that Mrs. Dema Moreland is a past member of the City Library Board. Mrs. Moreland is a current member of the City Library Board and also is a member and serves as secretary of the Regional Library Board. 3-LOST AND FOUND LOST: Black Chihuahua, left hind leg crippled.

Answers to name, Little Bit. REWARD. Phone 542-6544 or from 8 5, phone 542-8573. 9-FEMALE HELP WANTED MATURE ladies for telephone solicitation. $1.60 per hour.

No experience necessary. Contact Una Greer, 437 Elk Avenue. WOMEN Start now for big Christmas earnings as an Avon Representative. Write, P. O.

Box 786, Elizabethton, or call 928-5335, Johnson City. 14 EXPERT SERVICES OFFERED BULLDOZER WORK WANTED. Phone Aaron Peters, 542-6106. ARTICLES FOR SALE 3 used wringer type washing machines, $39.95. No money down.

$5.00 monthly. RITCHIE'S WAREHOUSE. Next to Rescue Squad Building, Elizabethton. NEED TIRES? SEARS has sharply reduced their 4 ply nylon tires for quick sale. These are brand new, fully guaranteed, but discontinued treads.

Sizes to fit most cars. Quantity limited. Better act fast. SEARS-ROEBUCK Elizabethton. Phone 542-4121.

STEREO TAPE Cartridges for sale. Any type of music. $1.50 to $4.25. Phone 543-2026. FOR SALE Matching range and refrigerator.

Call 474-2125. 26-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SPARE TIME INCOME Refilling and collecting money from NEW TYPE high-quality coin -operated dispensers in your area. No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $2,900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly income.

More full time. For personal interview, write PENTEX DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 3131 (D) STEMMONS FREEWAY, DALLAS, TEXAS 75247. Include phone number. FOR SALE: Early American couch, end tables and 2 chairs. $150.00.

Phone 542-6752. RENT bedroom furnished apartment. Private parking and entrance. Cooling system and draperies furnished. Couples only.

Phone 542-2557. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, Pinecrest. Phone 474-2503. 31-HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT: 7 room brick house, full size basement and garage. Phone 542-6048 after 4 p.m.

33-BUSINESS RENTALS OFFICE SPACE Office space in Smith Building formerly occupied by Carter Finance Service on Pine Street. Next door to Moody's Barber Shop. Phone 542-4611 or 542-6712. -HOUSES FOR SALE HAMPTON: Small house and lot, $3,000. Terms.

RANGE REAL ESTATE 542-2129. FOR SALE 4 room house. Also bird dogs and set of pups. Call 543-2880 after 6 p.m. 415 CARTER BLVD.

2 story brick, fireplace, 2 lots. RANGE REAL ESTATE 542-2129. FOR SALE by George Daniels: Home, frame, insulated, stove coal heat, lot 100 150 feet, 3 blocks from Smithdeal's Market. For more information, see George Daniels, Real Estate costs, or $19.25, for violation of the driver license law. BILL Home, Johnson City, and Mable Tyree, Rt.

7, were fined $10 and costs each by Judge Hill on charges of drunk and BILL NELSON, Mountain disorderly conduct. RAYMOND GARDNER, Beech was fined $5 and costs for drunk and disorderly conduct and public profanity. Clifford Watson (Continued from Page 1) Sunday School Class. Mr. Watson was secretary of Chinquapin Grove Utility Water System and a charter member of the Chinquapin Ruritan Club.

Survivors are his wife, Edna Richards Watson; two daughters, Mrs. Linda King of Germany; and Marilyn Gail Watson of the home; four brothers, Stuart Watson, Harrogate, Thomas Watson, Greensboro, N. Herbert and Ray Watson of Route 2, Bluff City; one grandson, Terry Michael King of Germany; several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements, which are incomplete, are under the direction of Fox Mortuary, Bluff City. Stock Report By J.

C. Bradford Co. Kingsport Prices of stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange were stagnant yesterday in trading of 14,380,000 shares. Industrial stocks remained unchanged at 967.49. Rails finished at 272.41, off 272.41, off 0.05.

Utility stocks were 0.19 higher, closing at 131.04. A list of selected stocks showed the following closing quotations: Amer. Hospital Supply, 30; Amer. 55 Bethlehem Steel, 32 Chrysler, 71 Coca Cola, N. 28 Eastman Kodak, 81 El Paso Nat.

Gas, 19 Ford, 59 Gen. Motors, 89; Holiday Inns, 73; Howard Johnson, 70 Jim Walters, 98; Magnavox, 58 Masonite, 60 Mead 51 Norfolk Western, 114 Pet Milk, 35; Raytheon, 36; So. 63 Sperry Rand, 43 Standard Oil, N. 71 Texaco, 86 U. S.

Steel, 44 J. P. Stevens, 61; United Airlines, 46 United Inter Mount. 31 Over the counter stocks were priced as follows: Amer. St.

Gobain, 7 Aztec Oil, 17 Electronics Capital, 36 Kingsport Press, 29 Gen. Shale, 34 Piedmont Aviation, 13 So. Airways, 12 S. E. Massengill, 29 The Mirisch Corporation Presents Steve McQueen Faye Dunaway, The Thomas Crown Affair' COLOR by DeLuxe United Artists 203 and Rentals, Elm, opposite Bus Terminal.

Office phone, 542-8031, or home, 542-5633. 38-LOTS FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL WHITENEY ESTATES. Located at the end of Carter Boulevard, Situated on a 28 foot wide paved and curbed street. Prices begin at 250.00. E.

WATTS JOHNS AGENCY. 41-REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED NOW Homes for sale, Hunter area, West Side of Elizabethton, Hampton, Coal Chute and Valley Forge areas. See or call me TODAY, George Daniels. Phone 542-8031. 44-MOTORCYCLES, MOTOR SCOOTERS FOR SALE: 1967 Suzuki trail bike.

2,000 actual miles. $325. Phone 542-6847 or 542-5922. 48-AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE FOR SALE 1965 CORVAIR, 4 door hardtop, 4 speed, perfect condition, $945.00. 1963 CHEVROLET Super Sport, 4 speed, 409 motor, good shape, $950.

Will sell or trade. Phone 542-6492. FOR SALE 1959 Ford condition. $375. Phone GALAXIE.

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