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a a a a a a a a Funerals Mrs. Mamie Lasater Private graveside rites for Mrs. Mamie Lasater, 79, who died Tuesday in an Asheville hospital, will be held today at 10 a. m. in Riverside Cemetery.

Services for her died son, W. H. Lasater 50, who recently in California, will be conducted at the same time. The Rev. N.

C. Duncan will officiate. Mrs. Lasater resided at 520 Biltmore and was the widow of W. H.

Lasater Sr. Dunn and Williams Funeral Home is in charge. V. D. Lewis CANTON, June 20-V.

D. Lewis, 78. of Canton, died in a Waynesville hospital yesterday at 8:30 p. m. after a lingering, illness.

He was a resident of Haywood County and was a member of Morningstar Methodist Church. The body has been to the home on Winfield Avenue, here and will remain there time for the services. Funeral services will be held at m. Friday at the Canton Free Will Baptist Church. the Rev.

George ofThe Rev. Milton Hollifield, and ficiate. Burial will be in Morningstar Cemetery. Surviving are four sons, Wade and William of Canton, John of and Marion of 'sHews Sevierville, four daughters, Mrs. Rufus Collette Mrs.

A. F. Able of Canton, Mrs. F. D.

Boger of of of of of of of of of Sandusky, Ohio, and Mrs. Merrie Alldred of Jacksonville, a brother, Nebo of Winston a sister, Mrs. Lizzie Norris of Canton; 29 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Stanley Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. Walter P.

English MARS HILL, June 20-Walter P. English, 66, ot Swannanoa died last night in a veteran's hospital following a long illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday at the home on Eastwood Avenue, Grovemont.

The Rev. Charles Smith and the Rev. John Goforth will officiate. Burial will be in the English cemetery in the Upper Laurel section of Surviving Madison widow, are the former Miss Zella Ferguson; daughter, Mrs. Scott Hensley; two Louis and Tommy, all Swannanoa; three sisters, Mrs.

Mrs. Garrett Robinson and Mrs. Tommy a Howell of Mars Hill, and Pender Boone of Marshall; and six grandchildren. Nieces will be flower bearers, and nephews will be pallbearers. Holcombe Funeral is charge of the arrangements.

Vance A. Dockery MURPHY, June 20-Vance Allen Dockery, 42, a farmer of Murphy RFD died at 3:30 a. m. today in an Asheville hospital after long illness. Surviving are the widow, Mrs.

Mae Timpson Dockery; three daughters, Miss Myrtle Dockery of Washington, D. and the Mildred Georgia Lee of the home; the parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Dockery Murphy RFD two sisters, Mrs.

Willard Dockery of Murphy RFD 3, and and Roy of Murphy RFD 3. Mrs. Ralph Rogers of Murphy RFD and two brothers. Marshall 1 Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m.

Thursday in Bates Creek Baptist Church of which had been a member five years. The Rev. Raymond Carroll will officiate, and burial will be in the church cemetery. Townson Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. Grover Clark CANTON, June 20-Grover Clark, 63, a retired farmer of Clyde RFD 1, died this afternoon at a nursing home after a long illness.

Funeral services will held Friday Baptist at 10 Church. a. m. at Fines Creek, The Rev. Dock Russell will officiate, and burial will be in the church cemetery.

Surviving is a brother, Carver of Clyde RFD 1. Pallbearers will be friends in the community. The body will remain at Crawford Funeral Home in Canton until time to be taken to the church. Van M. Maney HAYESVILLE, June 20 Van Martin Maney, 64, of Hayesville died at 7 a.m.

yesterday in a hospital. He was a farmer and was a native and life-long resident of Clay County. He was a veteran of World War I. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday in Shooting Creek Baptist Church.

The Rev. Boyd Hogsed and the Rev. Verlon Thomas will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will remain at the home until 2 p.m.

when it will be taken to the church to lie in state 30 minutes prior to the ices. a Rosa Surviving Ledford are Maney; the widow, son, Troy Mrs. of Hayesville RFD 4: a daughter, MORRIS HENDON-BLACK 6 FUNERAL HOME FINEST FACILITIES MODERATE COST AMBULANCE SERVICE 140 Merrimon Ave. Dial 2-182 uruman FUNERAL HOME LARGEST FUNERAL CHAPEL WESTERN CAROLINA AMBULANCE 138 Charlotte St. Dial 2-1536 24426 Mach FLOWEr BY WIRE MARKET 024 I FLOWERS a a 1 4 4 1 House Will Feature Last Word In Developments to home -minute construction developments in the featured at the "Talking felousare which will be formally opened for public inspection Sunday at 2 p.

m. The house, located at 15 Robin Bill Denied Dillingham An order, was filed in the office of the of U. S. District Court here yesterday denying a petition by Scott. Dillingham of Asheville for a bill of particulars.

Dillingham will be tried here on charges of income tax evasion. The case is a transfer from the Middle District at Greensboro. A federal grand jury in Greensboro returned a true bill of indictment against him several months ago. The Government contends that Dillingham owes some $7,500 in taxes for 1949, while he claims he suffered financial losses that year. Mrs.

Foy Dies At Greenville TRYON, June 20-Mrs. Mabel Absher Foy, 71, mother of Mrs. W. D. Moss Jr.

of Tryon and widow of John F. Foy of Mt. N. died at 12:10 a. m.

today in a Greenville, S. hospital after an illness of three weeks. She was a daughter of the late Mack and Julia McNeil Absher. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 4 p. m.

at the First Baptist Church of Mt. Airy, The Rev. Preston Taylor will officiate. Nephews will be pallbearers. The family has requested flowers be omitted.

Surviving in addition to Mrs. Moss are another daughter, Mrs. E. I. Hoffman of Gainesville, a sister, Mrs.

E. W. Higgins of Victoria, and six grandchildren. She had been a teacher for 42 years at Elizabeth City and Mt. Airy.

She had been active in civic and church work in Mt. Airy, was a member of Mt. Airy's first woman's club and served on several of its committees. Mrs. Foy also had been a pioneer in arousing support for proposals for appointment of a truant officer and establishment of a juvenile, court.

She also had been active in PTA Deaths Mrs. Julia Patterson WAYNESVILLE, June 20-Mrs. Julia Hicks Patterson, 78, of Waynesville died at a hospital here early today. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday in the chapel of the First Baptist Church, of which she was a member.

The Rev. T. E. Robinette, the pastor, will officiate, and burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Johnny Ferguson, R.

L. Coin, Henry Foy, George Dewey Stovall, J. C. Patrick and Huel Patterson. Mrs.

Patterson was a daughter of the late Stephen and Elizabeth Hicks. She was born in Blount County, and had lived here since 1912. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. G. C.

Ferguson and the Misses Eula and Erma Patterson of Waynesville. William Lyons Funeral services for William Lyons, 96, of Alexander RFD 1, who died Tuesday night his home after a long illness, will be held tomorrow at 8:30 p. m. in the chapel of Jesse Ray Funeral Home. The Rev.

J. C. Boyce will officiate. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Mattie Moment and Mrs.

Frances Johnson of Harlem, and Mrs. Mamie Williams of Augusta, three sons. and Fate of Augusta, and the Rev. Grady Lyons of Asheville; and 19 Grandchildren. The body will be sent Saturday afternoon to Harlem, for burial in a cemetery there.

Kriek Heads Chamber Music Series and other organizations. church cemetery. admission by series membership. 'ments. Sorry For Your Inconvenience we had no idea your response to this book would be so great.

The first printing of over 10,000 copies was virtually sold out in three weeks. Now, in order to fill many new orders and to make this book available to our summer visitors, we are publishing a second edition in a limited number. It will be off the presses July 2. Limited 2nd Printing AVAILABLE THE With JOHN MOUNTAINS JULY 2nd "ROAMING THE MOUNTAINS" by John Parris In these folksy tales of mountain people, you'll meet: John Sevier Old Bill Williams Tom Collins Joel Lovin Uncle Billy Morris Sarah McNabb And a host of others who "Roamed These Mountains." A PERFECT SOUVENIR OF YOUR STAY IN WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA A TREASURED REMEMBRANCE YOU'LL ENJOY FOR YEARS On Sale At Stores, THE AUTHOR Newsdealers or from John Parris, a native Citizen-Times Carriers son, knows Western the mountains of North for Only $2.50 plus tax Carolina and the people them. among FOR YOU A nationally known WE MAIL OUT writer, Mr.

Parris Send to the Circulation Department, Asheville Citizen- writes in his easy, highTimes, your gift list for "Roaming the Mountains" ly readable style of the and books will be mailed for you when they become livings and doings of available each in a special carton, postpaid, tax mountain folk in "'The paid and all for only $2.75. Type or print names Land of the Sky." clearly. Enclose check or money order. At the counter $2.50 plus sales tax. JOHN PARRIS SPARTA, June 20 -Mrs.

Betty Doughton Miller, 90, of Laurel Springs, widow of Fielden Miller and sister of the late U. S. Rep. Robert L. Doughton of Laurel Springs and the late Lieut.

Gov. Rufus Doughton of Sparta, died today at Alleghany Memorial Hospital here. She was a pioneer, in Baptist Church work and taught school 10 years in Alieghany County as a young woman. She resided near her brother, who headed the House Ways and Means Committee for many years. Surviving are six sons, Dr.

R. C. Miller of Gastonia, Grady F. Miller of North Wilkesboro, John H. Miller of Culpepper, Dr.

W. J. Miller of Lenoir, Van and Reece Miller of Laurel Springs; one daughter, Mrs. Tommy Moxley Laurel Springs; brother. Frank Doughton of Sparta and two sisters, Mrs.

J. T. Carson Charlotte and Mrs. W. A.

Fender of Arlington, Va. Funeral services will be held at 4 p. m. Thursday at Laurel Springs Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. And Mrs.

Hattie S. Wilson Smith Wilson, 79, wife of W. Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie tie Wilson, are tentatively planned tomorrow at 2 p. m.

in the Church of Christ here. Mrs. Wilson, who resided at 202 Westwood Place, died Tuesday in a hospital here. Two sons, en route from Europe, are expected to arrive here today. The body will remain in the chapel of Morris-Hendon-Black Funeral Home until taken to the church to lie in state 30 minutes preceding the services.

Mrs. Sarah Bartlett Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Banks Bartlett, 83, who died yesterday at 12:30 a. m. in the home of a son, Charlie M.

Banks of Emma, will be held at 2:30 p. m. in Brown's Chapel Baptist Church. The Rev. Nelson Luther and the Rev.

Ralph Sexton will officiate. Burial will be in Maney Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Edward, Gene, Carl and Allen Banks, Franklin D. Hyatt and Fred Plemmons. The body will remain at the home of the son until taken to the church to lie in state 30 minutes prior to the services.

Surviving, in addition to the son, are three sisters, Mrs. Sue Hodges and Mrs. Ethel Williams of Asheville and Mrs. Marilda Phipps of Camden, N. J.

Also two brothers, France and Will Banks of Asheville; seven grandchildren; and two greatgrandchildren. Berryman Funeral Home is in charge. Mrs. Sallie L. Gouge SPRUCE PINE, June 20-Mrs.

Sallie Ledford Gouge, 64, of Bakersville RFD 2 died this afternoon in a Johnson City, hospital after a short illness. She had been a member of Big Rock Creek Baptist Church since early womanhood. She was married to Ed Gouge May 20, 1907. Surviving are her husband; seven daughters, Mrs. Robert Herrell land Mrs.

Herman Parker of Baltimore, Mrs. Clyde Buchanan and Mrs. Hugh Garland of Johnson City, Mrs. Carlos Street and Mrs. Bill Masters of Bakersville, and Miss Gouge of Bakersville RFD two sons, Farrell Gouge of Johnson City, and Bradley Gouge of Bakersville: a sister, Mrs.

Leonard Gouge of ville: 23 grandchildren five great -grandchildren. The body will be taken to the home Thursday morning. Webb Funeral Home of Spruce Pine is in charge of the arrange- THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, June 1956 ASHEVILLE, N. C. 24 Thursday, 21, Mrs.

Faye Wood of Hiwassee, 10 grandchildren; a brother, John of Cleveland, and four sisters, Mrs. Ann Bell of Hayesville RED 3, Mrs. Georgia Parker and Mrs. Jessie Dixon of Cleveland, and Mrs. Etna McClure of Newton, N.

C. Ivie Funeral Home of Murphy is in charge of the arrangements. Kaye Pritchard MILL SPRING, June 20-Kaye Pritchard, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pritchard of Mill Spring RFD 1 died this morning at a Rutherfordton hospital about hours after death took her twin sister, Faye, at the hospital.

Graveside services for the two infants were held this afternoon in Byars Cemetery. Mrs. Ethel Chapman TRYON. June 20 Mrs. Ethel Holden Chapman, 72, wife of George M.

Chapman and daughter of the late William H. and Sara Revell Holden of Evanston, died Monday at a hospital here at 12:30 p. following an illness of a few days. Memorial services will be held Thursday at 4 p. m.

at the Congregational Church of Christ. The Rev. Orville H. White will officiate. The family has requested flowers be omitted.

Surviving in addition to the husband are two sons, Revell and Robert Chapman of Dayton, Ohio; and four grandchildren. Mrs. Chapman was a native of Chicago, attended Vassar College, New York, and spent most of her life in Evanston, Ill. She and her husband moved to Tryon about three years ago. Mrs.

Chapman was active in women's auxiliaries in Chicago hospitals. When she moved to Tryon, she was drafted immediately to head the sewing committee of St. Luke's Hospital woman's auxil. iary. Mr.

and Mrs. Chapman celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary here last April. McFarland Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. William R. Reeves WAYNESVILLE.

June 20-William Robert Reeves, 73, a retired farmer of Waynesville RFD 4 died today after a long illness. He was a son of the late James and Manda Crawford Reeves of Haywood County, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Alice Seay Reeves; two sons, Paul of Hazelwood, and, of Waynesville RFD daughters, Mrs. Lloyd Price, Mrs. Woodrow Messer and Mrs.

Walte Caldwell of Waynesville two brothers, Charlie Gordon and" Reeves of Waynesville RFD and five sisters, Mrs. James of Leicester, Mrs. Florence Noland, Mrs. John Evans and Mrs. Harley Jenkins of Waynesville RED 4, and Mrs.

Paul Ferguson of Waynesville RFD 2. Funeral arrangements are der the direction of Crawford Funeral Home. Mrs. Beddingfield BREVARD. June 20 Funeral services for Mrs.

Pauline G. Beddingfield, 36, of Inkster, will be held at the Whitewater Baptist Church Thursday at 2 p.m. Officiating ministers will be the Rev. Clyde McCall and the Rev. Julius Owen.

Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Mrs. Beddingfield, who had lived in Michigan for the past 15 years, died at her home there. Saturday. She is survived husband.

Charles F. Beddingfield of Inkster: the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Lyday of Oakland; sons, Paul and James: and a daughter, Deborah, all of Inkster; three brothers, Cecil and Clifford Lyday of Michigan, and Neal of Oakland; and one sister, Mrs, Lovine Kinney of Oakland. Pallbearers will be Ray Hinkle, Edwin Brewer, Kinsey, Coleman Kinney, 'Garland Grimshawe and Loonie Banther.

The body will lie in state at the church for an hour prior to the services. Osborne-Simpson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Grace Mills Mrs. Grace Mills, 60, of Hickory, died yesterday at 6:25 p.m.

in an Asheville hospital after a long illness. Survivors include one sister, Mrs. J. G. Featherstone of Candler RED 3: one son, Harry Anderson of Hickory; and three grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the chapel of the Hickory Funeral Home and burial will be in a cemetery there. William K. Keever William K. Keever, 42, of 54 Merchant died yesterday at 1:30 a.

m. in an Asheville hospital after a brief illness. He was a a World War II veteran, employe of Beacon ManufacturCo. for the past 14 years, a member of Oakley Baptist Church and C. W.

Francy Post, American Legion. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 p. m. in the Oakley Baptist Church. The Rev.

Frank Robinson and the Rev. Wayne Williams will officiate. Burial will be in Green Hills Cemetery. The body will be taken to the home today at 1 p. m.

and will lie in state at the church one hour preceding the services. Pallbearers Raymond McCrain, William Carter. Paul Teague, Joe Stanley, William Rhodes and Clyde Wacob. Honorary pallbearers will be Dr. Eugene Clayton and fellow employes at the Beacon Manufacturing Co.

Surviving are the widow. Mrs. Margaret Keever; four sisters, Mrs. William Jones of Asheville, Mrs. H.

G. Hagan of Fairview. Mrs. Perry Austin of Venice, and Mrs. Ralph Jones of Ellenand boro; James and of Oak Winfred brothers, of Asheville, and four Ray Ridge, Berryman Funeral Home is in charge.

American Stock Exchange Hood Road in the Sherwood. Heights development, for through July 1. There will be no admission charge to visit the Talking House, which contains three large bedrooms, a dining room, a living room with fireplace, a mahogany panelled den, a GE kitchen, a large basement, two-car garage and a large patio. Show hours for each of two Sundays will be from 2 to 9 p. m.

and for week days from 4 to 8 p. m. throughout the house, Unseen announcers, witoncealed questions and discuss problems of homemakers. Mayor Earl Eller will cut the ribbon formally opening the dwelling to the public, and other officials will be on hand for the event. With a cream brick and wood paneling frontage, the Asheville version of the nationally-known "Talking House" stresses the very latest in interior and exterior homemaking projects.

A special section of the CitizenTimes on Sunday will give detailed information about this dwelling that gives its own sales talk and has been readied for interviews. Sister Of Late Rep. Doughton Dies At Sparta NEW YORK, June 20 (AP)-Following is a list of major stock and bond transactions on the American Stock Exchange Sales Net (hds.) High Low Last Chg. Acme Alum Adam Ind .50 9 9 9 Ainsworth 1.15e Air Wind .60 Ajax Gas 1.50 35 Alaska Airl Alleg Airl Alleg Cp wt 22 612 Allied Art Alum Ind 250 11 11 11 Am Meter Marac 2b 34 33 33 Am Tractor Oil 6 6 Anacon Ld 23 3 2 15-25 2 15-16 Ang Lau A Ark La Oil 1 9 29 29 Gas Armour wt 23 Arm Rub A 1 xd Aro Equip 1 Atlas Cp wt 40 Axe Atlas Ply Science 52 18 Bailey Sel 115 15 14 Bald Sec Banff Oil 18 2 7-16 Barium Stl 59 Bell Tel Can 2 Bellan Inst 1t 794 Braz 23 7 7 Breeze Am Cp Oil 64 43 Brit Petrol .34 264 Co Brown FDis BSP 'Co 11 11 11 Seper Calg Ed .10 15 Cal East Av 24 El Pw .70 15 Chib 19 Calv Camph Can Sou Pet 88 3 2 13-16 2 13 16- 1-16 Cdn Atl Oil 20 7 5-16 1-16 Cdn Homestead 6 2 3.16 2 3-16 2 3-16 2-16 Cdn Marconi 11 Cdn Petrof pf 14 Canso Oil Nat Prod Gas 6 2 1-16 1 7-16 1-16 1-16 2 2 Cap Trans 17 Catalin 9 Cen Explor 21 41 Chesebrough 3a 250 3 80 80 80 1.20 22. 22 22 Clinch Coal 2a 6 71 Coast Oils 22 Colonial Sd 3 Con Electro .40 10 Con Gas Ut .90 8 Cons 2 Cont Uranium 19 Cott Bever .32 Creole Pet 1.50e 82 Crown CPet Cub Am Oil 243 Cub Atl 18 18.

18 Cub Ven Oil 33 2 2 Daitch .60 Det Hardw Devon Oils 25 Dome Expl 8 15-16 8 9-16 8 9-16--1-16 Dragon Cem 2a 5 40 40 40 Draper 1.20e 23 22. Exp 46 Duke Pow 10 291 29 29 DuMont Lab 3f 20 Duval Sul 1.25 Dynam Am .40 10 7 East 1a 241 25 (Fi 1.27€ 11 Equity Cp 48 Eureka Cp 26 1 11-16 Fairch Cam Fargo Oils 32 23 Firth Sterl 14 61k 4 Flying Tiger 22 10 Ford Can A 5 1 12415- 14 Ford Ltd 11 4 9-16 Firepig 14 421 42 Gen Plywood 12 defy Mich Stores Giant Yell 16 4 15-16 5 1-16 Alden 65 Glen Dis .50 Goldfield 26 11 Gray MIg 40 2 1258 Gt 2 Gl Sweet Gr 29 3 5-16 3 3-16 3 3-16- Grid Freeh Hazeltine 1.40a 40 Heela Min 81 Hen Gold .24 263 Holly Corp 76 34 3 3 2.60 Oil 2.40 Hygrade Fd 1e 28 Ill Zine 204 Imp Ch Inl Imperial Oil 53 51 53 Can 1 111. InCNAm 2.50b 2300 863 Int Petrol 24 Int Invest Resist .20 Roy Jerry O'Mah Whte Int 52 Jupiter Oils 23 2 5-16 Ind 154 KingstonPd .20 Lake Shore 1. Lakey Fdy Lear 734 Leonard Louis 1.20 44 44 Lynch Cp .60 91 McDon Aire Mead John 1 33 33 Menasco Merrill Pet Mesabi Iron 45 Mid St Pet 10 Can 1a Molybden Can 4 1 3-16 1 3-16 1 3-16 Molyb Corp TV 10 MuskPRing .80 Nat Bell .25 Nat Petrol Presto .60 101 Nat Un Elec 21 Brist Oils 53 1 9-16 1 9.16 Brit Oil 19 2 11-16 2 9-16 2 11-16 1-16 Eng 8 2680 1391 Idria Zine Min 114 Mex Pac Ar 18 Park Mn 4e 2125 5814 Mns Nord Ketay Ver Con Nor'east Air Olympic Rad 6.96€ 7200 110 Petrol 113 Pan Israel Pancoast Pet Oil ,371 Pepperell 3a Peru 1 13-16 Piper Aire 961 96 154 2100 96 Polaris Mn 8 PrestEDome .08 13 15-16 38 3-16 Progress MI Fost 56 Relian 2 441 Royalite Oil .26 90 1414 4 Rem Arms 19 12 RyanCPet 11 Ryers St Lawr Cp 2 Sapphire Pet Schick Inc 2 xd 35 Scullin Stl Airl 3.500 184 Servomech .40 8A Shat Denn 1.80 2300 Wms 4a 112 Silex Co Simca 1.07e Simp Pat Singer Mfg 2 4 Slick Airw ,28 Penn Oil 2a Std Dredg .25 Std Fact .34 614 61 Std Indust Std Oil Ky 2a 57 57 Std Packaging Std Shares 181 18 Std Thomson Sterlingine Sterl Prec 78 Stinnes Hugo 231 23 Stroock 1.60 171 Super 40 Talon A 155 Technicolor 1114 Tampa El 29 1.12f 38 3744 38 Thomp Star 21 Tilo Roof 1a Produce Markets yesterday as reported by the Western North Carolina Office of the Division of Markets, N. C.

Department U. S. of Agriculture, of cooperation Agriculture. with the Beans Atlanta: Market about steady. Bushel hampers.

Wades 3.00-3.25. few best 3.75; fair quality 2.00; Poles 5.00-6.00. few best 6.75: fair quality 4.00-4.50; Wades fair quality 2.75-3.00; Poles Poles 5.00; 5.25; Wades 3.00-3.50; S. Poles, ordinary quality 3.00. Eastern N.

C. Auction Wallace, bushel hampers Tendergreens 1.50-3.00 02 2.25-2.50; Faison, round green type 1.00-2.00. Squash Eastern N. C. Auctions: bushel kets.

Burgaw Market, yellow straight. necks mostly 75-85. Faison Market, yellow straightnecks 1.00-1.50. Peppers Eastern N. C.

Auction Clinton Market, baskets, bulls, 4.90-5.00. Faison Market, sweet, 5.50-7.00 mostly 6.00-6.50. Potatoes Atlanta: 100 1b. sacks, round reds. S.

Sebagoes U. S. 1, 6.00- 6.50: S. Commercial 5.50; N. U.

S. Size A. Katahdins, 6.50; 50 lb. sacks, S. Sebagoes, U.

S. C. 1. 3.25-3.50; U. S.

S. Commercial 2.75; N. Katahdins. U. Size 3.25; Katahdins, U.

S. 1, few 3.25. Washington, N. (f.o.b.) U. Cobblers, S.

1 Size washed 100 lb. sacks, 4.25• 4.50, best mostly 4.50, few low as 4.15; Cansos few 5.25: Sebagoes few 5.50: Katahdins, few 5.50: round reds few 5.25- 5.50: 50 lb. sacks, round reds, few 3.67½. Toklan Oil Trans Emp Trans Lux Tri Contl 1 wt Unexcell Chem UnionGCan 1.40 Unit AircP Unit Asbest Unit ShoeM 2.50a 34 US Air Cond US Foil 58 US Vitamin .60 16 Utah Id Sug Venez Syn Vinco Va Ir Vulcan Sil Ld Waltham Watch 18 Webb Knapp 38 Leasehld White Int 52 White Str .60 WmsMeW 1.50b Wilrich Pet 13 Woodley 1.50b 2 Wright Har .12 7 1 App El 3.25s 70 ChiTr Au 3.758 78 5 OhioPow 3.25s 68 7 Peru 3s 97 Sapph Pet 58 62 So Cal Ed 3s 65. Approx Am Stock Stock Sales Year Approx Am Bond Bond Sales Year -1-16 6 7 5-16 473 48 48 26 6 6 7-16 7-16 7-16 59 59 59 15-16 1 15-16 1-16 BONDS 99 99 99 8671 100 94 94 94 1.

Sales 680,000 Ago 974,685 Sales $30,000 AgO $100,000 Livestock Markets yesterday as reported by Lie Western North Carolina Office of the Division of Markets, N. C. Department of Agriculture, in cooperation with the U. S. Department of Agriculture.

Cattle Chicago: Receipts 12,000 cattle and 400 calves. Steers slow, about steady with Tuesday's average market; heifers steady to 25 higher; cows steady to 25 lower: bulls steady; vealers around 1.00 lower. Stockers and feeders weak to 50 lower. Better than six loads prime 1100-1350 lb. fed steers 22.75-23.50, package 1150 lb.

weights 23.50, bulk high choice and prime steers up to 1400 lbs. 20.75-22.50, prime around 1400 lb. beeves 21.50, bulk average choice steers 19.75-20.50, load low choice to average choice 900 lbs. 19.75, good to low choice steers 17.50-19.50, few standard steers 15.00-17.00, few light canner and cutter grade steers 11.00; choice and prime heifers 19.50-21.50, choice heifers 900 lbs. up largely 20.00 up; several loads prime heifers held above 21.50; good to low choice heifers 17.25-19.25, few standard to low good heifers 14.50-17.00.

Bulk utility and commercial cows 11.00-13.00, few high commercial cows to 13.50, ners and cutters 9.00-12.00: some light canners low as 8.00. Most utility and commercial bulls 14.50-16.00. Good and choice vealers 17.00-21.00, cuil to commercial 10.00-16.00. 120 head good 476 lb. stock steer calves 19.00; several loads good and choice 585-725 lb.

yearling steers 17.50-19.25, few good 396 lb. stock heifer calves 17.25. Hogs Chicago: Receipts 8,500 head. Market very slow, mostly 25 lower on barrows and gilts, instances off more on weights under 220 lbs. and particularly under 200 Ibs.

Sows uneven, 25 to as much as 50 lower. Most mixed grade lots No. 1 to 3, mainly No. 2 and 3, 200-260 lb. barrows and gilts 15.75-16.00, several hundred selected lots No.

1 and 2, 190-220 lbs. 16.25• 16.75, and 39 head mostly No. 1, 200 los. 16.85. Most No.

2 and 3. 270-300 lbs. 15.25. 15.75, and deck around 325 lbs. 14.75.

Lim. ited volume 160-190 lbs. 14.00-15.75. Larger lots 325-400 lb. sOWS 13.00-14.50.

few around 300 bis. to 14.75, most 425-550 Ibs. 11.50-13.00. Paul. Kriek, was elected president of Chamber Music Series at a meeting of the group yesterday.

Other officers were also named, and dates for the three chamber music series concerts were announced. Mrs. Lutrelle Wishart was named vice president, Miss Annie Westall, secretary, and George Movius, treasurer. The Robert Masters Piano Quartet heard Oct. 17, the Vienna.

"octet on Feb. 10, and the Smetana Quartet on March 15. Concerts are held at the David Millard Junior High School, with Cotton NEW YORK. June 20 (P-Cotton futures closed 25 to 60 cents a bale higher today, featured by spot horse buying in new crop months. A further drop of 1,025 bales in certificated cotton stocks to only 8,690 bales stimulated covering prospects dimmed of suboperations in nearby July, as stantial tenders of cotton against the Jul delivery.

The July open position, as of the start today, was down to 154,800 bals, with first notice day coming up next Monday. One leading spot firm purchased about 3,500 bales of May futures today. Open High Low Close N.C. Jly, 34.52 34.60 34.48 34.60 Oct. 12.36 32.46 32.35 32.44 Dee.

12.43 32.54 32.42 32.53 Mar. 31.51 32.60 32.51 32.58 May 12.29 32.43 32.29 32.41 Jly, 31.68 31.73 31.66 31.69B Oct. 30.76 30.76 30.76 30.70B Dec. 30.65B Middling spot 36.90N unchanged. -Nominal.

B- Bid. Cottonseed Oil cottonseed oil futures closed to 19 lower. Sales 200 contracts. Ily. Rich Low Close Sep.

16.60 16.35 16.15 16.47 16.22 16. 88 Oct. 15.75 15.75 15.69 Dee. 15.19 Mar. 15.37 15.17 May Closing 11.40 13.30 15.288 bide: Jan.

13.31, J16. 15.20. B- -Bid. NEW YORK. June 20 (AP) Investing Companies NEW YORK.

June (AP) -(Natl. Assn. Securities Dealera, Inc.) Bid Asked Affiliated Fd 6.11 6.61 Am Bus Shra 4.01 4.29 Am Mut Fd 9.24 10.10 Assoc Fd Trust 1.57 1.73 Atom Dev Mut 14.37 15.67 Axe Houghton A 6.01 6.53 Axe Houghton 8.47 9.21 Axe Houghton Stk 1.90 Blue Ridge Mut 13.01 14.14 Boston Fund 16.65 18.00 Broad St. Inv 22.51 24.34 Bullock Fund 12.88 14.12 Canada Gen Fd 12.68 13.71 Canadian Fd 19.67 21.28 Cap Venture 3.62 6.16 Century Shra Tr 23.05 24.92 Chemical Fd 17.24 18.64 Colonial Fd 20.92 22.71 Comwith Invest 9.40 10.22 Cons Invest Tr 16.125 17.625 de Vegh Mut Fd 38.30 58.89 Delaware Fund 11.02 12.12 Divers Grth Stk 12.62 13.83 Divers Invest Fd 9.36 10.26 Dividend Shra 2.83 3.10 Dreyfus Fd 8.34 9.07 How Bal 22.19 23.72 How Stk 20.51 21.93 Electron Inv 4.66 5.09 Fidelity Fund 14.40 16.00 Finan Ind Fd 4.04 4.43 Founders Mut Fd 7.70 8.37 Fundamental Inv 16.46 18.04 Gas Indust Fd 14.11 15.42 Group Sec Cap Grth 6.92 9.77 Group Sec Com Stk 12.23 11.39 Group Sec Fully Adm 9.40 10.30 Group Sec Ind Mch 13.26 16.70 Group See Petrol 12.43 13.61 Sec RR Equip 7.00 7.68 Group Sec Steel 14.92 16.33 Group Sec Tob 4.23 4.65 Growth Indus 16.00 16.48 Haydock Fund 24.62 24.62 Incorp Income 9.39 10.24 Investors 9.67 10,45 Investment Co Am 9.75 10.66 Invest Tr Bost 10.24 11.19 Johnston Mut 21.51 21.51 Keystone Cust 26.08 27.22 Keystone Cust 25.40 27.71 Keystone Cust 19.16 20.91 Keystone Cust 10.92 11.92 Keystone Cust unavalable Keystone Cust 12.06 13.16 Keystone Cust 16.98 18.52 Keystone Cust 12.34 13.47 Keystone Cust 14.15 15.44 Keystone Cust 10.27 11.21 Keystone Fd Can unavalable Knckerbocker Fd 6.41 7.03 Lexngton Tr Fd 11.80 12.90 Looms Say Mut 45.46 45.46 Manas Fd Gen Ind 4.06 4.47 Manhat Bond Fd 8.05 8.82 Mass Inv Trust 34.74 37.56 Mass Inv Growth 10.72 11.59 Mass Lfe Fd 39.12 42.29 Naton-W Sec 19.75 21.36 Natl Investors 9.93 10.74 ZZZZA Phia Sec Sec Sec Sec Ser Ser Ser Ser Fund Dv Stock Income Growth 18.34 6.17 8.56 6.16 4.75 20.01 9.36 6.74 6.73 5.19 Pne St Fd 21.80 22.24 Poneer Fd 13.34 14.72 Price. TR Growth 31.35 31.67 Puritan Fund 6.68 7.22 Putnam Fd 12.88 14.00 Scudder St Ck 36.89 36.89 Selected Am Sh 9.66 10.45 Sharehidrs Tr 11.87 12.83 State Street Inv 37.25 39.75 Telev Elect Fd 11.70 12.75 Texas, Fd 8.35 9.13 Accum Fd 11.40 12.39 Unt Cont Fd R.08 8.83 Unt Income Fd 10.22 11.11 Science Fd 10.84 11.85 Unit Fd Can 15.82 17.20 Value Line 6.49 7.09 Value Line Income 6.01 6.57 Van 12.65 13.78 Wash Mut Inv 8.43 Wellington Fd 13.61 14.84 Whitehall Fd 12.35.