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Statesville Record Landmark Monday, January 22, 1973 8-B Shootings Reported CHEROKEE, N.C. (AP)-A Cherokee man has been charged with murder in the weekend slaying of his wife and the serious wounding of a teenaged girl in a shooting spree on the Qualla Indian Reservation, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said. FBI Special Agent Ralph Rampton, in charge of the Charlotte office, said Henry Queen, 38, of the Big Cone section of Swain County, also was charged with crime on a government reservation. Rampton said Queen also was injured in the early morning shooting Saturday. FBI agent said a federal warrant charging Queen with the slaying of his wife, Mrs.

Stacy Sequoyah Queen, 32, was issued in Bryson City. Mrs. Queen's 19-year-old niece, Rosilee Driver, also was wounded in the shooting incident, Rampton said. She was hospitalized in Waynesville. Rampton said Queen had not been charged in the shooting of Miss Driver pending further investigation.

Queen, also wounded in the incident, was listed in satisfactory condition at a Waynesville hospital, Rampton said. Police said Queen walked into the home of Spencer Driver, the wounded girl's father, about 12:15 a.m. Saturday, shot his wife in the back with a revolver and then turned and shot Miss Driver. Queen then walked onto the front porch of the home and shot himself in the chest, according to the police report of the incident. Court records showed Queen was on parole from federal prison where he had served part of a life sentence for the murder of a Cherokee man.

Final Rites Set Today Funeral services for Miss Martha Etta Johnston, 1002 Eighth were scheduled today at 2 p.m. at Western Avenue Baptist Church. Burial was to follow in Oakwood Cemetery and Rev. J. C.

Honeycutt and Rev. Dewey Ijames were to officiate. Miss Johnston died at 1 a.m. Saturday at Iredell Memorial Hospital following an illness of 10 months. Nephews served as active pallbearers and Bunch Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

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Call for appointment at 872-8338 after 3 p.m. Mr. Ernest Barnhart, You have been a real father to me through my childhood, marriage, and the births of my three children. You've always been near when we you. May God bless and send happy birneed, thday to the most wonderful father.

Mrs. Shirley Caldwell WANTED TO BUY used 280 gal. oil tanks. Call 872-3711. Services Planned Funeral services for Williams, 86, of route Grove, were scheduled afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Knob Baptist Church the Rev.

Vaughn W. Brown officiating. Burial was to follow the church cemetery. Williams died Friday attack. He was born County on Jan.

17, Dolphus and Almeda Mitchell Williams. In 1915 he married Luna Fletcher, who 23, 1959. Survivors include two F. Homer Williams 5, Statesville, and Robert Williams of Plymouth, niece, Mrs. June W.

Clawson, and niece, Mrs. Judy F. of Davidson. Pallbearers included Williams, Tim Smith, Johnson, Lynn M. Thomas C.

Williams, Phillip Redmond, Mapher E. Souther, R. Bryan McLain. Reavis Funeral Home of was in charge of arrangements. YDC MEETING SET The Iredell County Democrats Club will tonight at 7:30 in the Hall Justice, according to an nouncement by Richard Doughton, president.

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ARMOUR. ARMOUR BACON MiraCure White, H. Students The Mothers March on Birth Har- Defects has a new look in Statesville this year. Those marching are not mothers, but junior and senior high school students. Young meet of Mrs.

J.M. Sample, county an- chairman of the annaul March of Dimes fund drive, said the students agreed to take part in mothers march defects aft sal MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE Those meeting at First Presbyterian Church Sunday night to begin the Mothers March on Birth Defects included, left to right, Cindy Haithcox, Pam Gryder, Terrie Elder, Rev. Paul Conrad, pastor of St. Paul Lutheran Church; and Tina Conrad. The march will continue throughout this week.

Funds Sought To Fight Birth Defects Dimes Drive the mail. Over 30,000 letters are being mailed out in Statesville this week, seeking funds for the March of Dimes. The National Foundation March of Dimes is the largest source of private support for research, medical services and health education aimed at preventing birth defects. MORE EVERYDAY COMPARE OUR LOW Friskies Cat Food Swift's Vienna Sausages Swifts Prem Swifts Beef Stew Behold Furniture Polish (With Pickles and Pimento) Spam Spread Hefty Trash Can Liners White Lily Muffin Mix Easy On Spray Starch Vel Dish Liquid Pam Spray for Pans New Mint Vel Dish Liquid No Phosphate Brillo Detergent Kraft Mustard Shurfine MC-2 Bleach J.F.G. Peanut Butter I.F.G.

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one of great son and mony York of route 2, Harmony, were conducted this morning at the Macedonia United Methodist Church, with Rev. William W. Blanton and Rev. Howard B. Yow officiating.

Burial followed in the church cemetery. York, 46, died at Davis Hospital Saturday afternoon of a heart attack. He was born in Iredell County Jan. 29, 1926 to Melton Luraco and Etta Mullis York. He was a retired baker with the Suitland Bakery of Suitland, Md.

and was a member of the Suitland Lions Club. In 1969, he married Catherine Skipper, who survives. Also surviving are a stepson, William S. McGuinn of Lexington; two brothers, Carl H. York of Jonesville and John Frank York of Olin; three sisters, Mrs.

Jessie Nissen of Suitland, Mrs. Mabel Hayes of North Wilkesboro, and Mrs. Betty Sue Mangum of Florence, S. and two stepgrandchildren. Pallbearers included Larry E.

Williams, Grady M. Blankenship, John Duchinski, A. Kenneth Dockery, C. Crofford Dockery, and Parks A. Wooten.

Reavis Funeral Home of Harmony was in charge of arrangements. Hearing Planned Iredell County dairy farmers are encouraged to attend a public hearing of the North Carolina Milk Commission on Tuesday. The meeting will be in the Department of Agriculture Building in Raleigh. Howard Stamey, agricultural extension agent, said he and several Iredell County producers will be attending the meeting to urge an increase in the price of milk to help offset the rising costs of feed. at of a in 1887, the died nepof Smith one Jack- Mark.

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Sat. Saturday Until 8 A.M.-9 P.M. 12 Midnight Thurs. Friday Record Landmark Bureau MOORESVILLE Billy Ray Brown, 35, 118 N. Academy died Saturday at the Shelby Convalescent Nursing Home.

Mr. Brown was born June 17, 1937, in Iredell County, a son of Mrs. John M. Brown of Mooresville and the late Mr. Brown.

Surviving, in addition to his mother are one sister, Mrs. A. C. Benfield of Mooresville; three brothers, Bryant M. Brown and Charles D.

Brown, both of Mooresville, and Paul E. Brown of Huntersville. Funeral services are scheduled for 3 p.m. Tuesday at Shepherd Baptist Church with Rev. Jimmie Harris and Rev.

James D. Allen officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will lie in state 30 minutes prior to the funeral hour. The family will receive friends at Cavin Funeral Home here from 7:30 8:30 p.m.

today. CLARIFICATION REV. LONNIE TURNIPSEED Missionary Will Speak Rev. Lonnie Turnipseed, missionary to Hong Kong, will be in the Western North Carloina Methodist Conference from Jan. 28 through Feb.

11, 1973, and will be available to speak in local churches and for other group meetings. He has done evangelistic work and social service work arnong the refugees in Hong Kong and been involved in the educational work of the United Methodist Church in Hong Kong. In 1965 and 1966, he had a special assignment with the board of missions of the United Methodist church with the longrange planning and strategy of overseas mission work with his headquarters in New York. This assignment involved his traveling to many South American countries, Korea, Hong Kong, Formosa, the Philippines, Sarwak, Malaysia, India and others. Born in Greenwood, S.C., Mr.

Turnipseed spent most of his life in Statesville. He received a B.S. degree in chemistry from Davidson College; his B.D. degree from Emory University, Atlanta, and his M.A. degree also from Emory.

He will be speaking at the Rose Chapel United Methodist Church, Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church, and Broad Street United Methodist Church in Statesville; Vanderburg Church in Mooresville; First Church, Thomasville; and Cannan Church in WinstonSalem. The following dates are still open in his schedule: Sunday evening, Jan. 28; Jan. 29, 30; Feb. 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.

Those interested can contact the Outreach Office, Box 749, Statesville, N. C. 28677, or phone 704- 872-8156 to schedule Mr. Turnipseed. Dates will be filled on a first come, first serve basis.

York, 46, Stricken Services for Lawrence L. March Of terian Church Sunday night to receive instructions and collectors' packets. Mrs. Mike Carson is in charge of the march. Mrs.

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