Statesville Record and Landmark from Statesville, North Carolina • 4

Page 4 A Directors Renamed At the annual meeting of snai enuiucro ui normwestern inancial Corp the 12 directors were re elected These directors are Smith Bagley president and chief executive officer The Washing ton Group Inc Winston Salem Chatham Jr president Chatham Manufac turing Co Elkin Cop land Jr president Copland abrics Inc Burlington Vernon Deal chairman of the board The Northwestern Bank North Wilkesboro Edwin Dun can president Northwestern inancial Corp North Wilkes boro Edwin Duncan Jr presi dent The Northwestern Bank North Wilkesboro John Guigou real estate broker Valdese Leonard Herring senior vice president office of the president Com panies Inc North Wilkesboro red Lovette president Holly arms Poultry In dustries Inc Wilkesboro Ali Paksoy president i nancial Corp Shelby Dr Plemmons president emeri tus Appalachian State Uni versity Boone and Bradley Ragan president Brad Ragan Inc Spruce Pine ollowing the shareholders meeting the directors met and re elected the following of ficers: Edwin Duncan presi dent Vernon Deal vice president Edwin Duncan Jr vice president Albert Shew Jr vice president and financial officer Lee secretary Cyrus Brame Jr assistant secretary Ben Whisnant treasurer and Mrs Lois Huffman assistant treasurer The directors declared a cash dividend of 75 cents per share to be paid on July 3 1973 to shareholders of record June 21 1973 inal Rites Completed Record Landmark Bureau MOORESVILLE Mrs Annie Lorine Hastings 84 of 554 Summer St Mooresville died Wednesday at York General Hospital in Rock Hill She was bom in Mecklenburg County on June 8 1888 to the late Mr and Mrs Richard Still well Survivors include one daughter Mrs William A Johnson of Mooresville five sons Craig A Hastings of Pine ville Charlie Hastings of Statesville Earnest Hast ings Neil Hastings and James Hastings all of Char lotte one brother Came Still well of Huntersville one half brother Luther Stevens of Huntersville one half sister Mrs Mack Nelson of Hunters ville 17 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren uneral services will be held at 4 pm riday at Jones Me morial Church with Rev Zane Gray Norton officiating Burial will follow in Gilead ARP Church Cemetery The family will receive friends at Cavin uneral Home this evening from 7:30 to 8:30 DIVORCES GRANTED Judge Preston Cornelius pre sided over a civil session of Dis trict Court on Wednesday granting divorces on grounds of one or more years of separa tion to Mary rancis Karriker from Kenneth Wrenn Karriker and Billy Geneen Parker from Margaret loyd Parker Of 2000 known species of ladybugs only about 150 are found in the United States S' I External Af fairs Minister i 1 1 Sharp says in Ottawa that he is not very optimistic that the Vietnam cease fire control commission will be allowed to function prop erly Shoemaker Succumbs Willis Shoemaker 85 a resident of Rest Home in Olin and a former resident of 621 Sullivan Road Statesville died Tuesday night at the rest home following a brief illness A native of Iredell County he was bom on Nov 16 1887 and was a son of the late A and Mary Hillard Shoemaker He was married to Vera Barnette Shoemaker who died Nov 1 1958 He was a member of Boule vard United Methodist Church and a retired employe of States ville Gin Co One brother Blake Shoe maker of Badin and two grand children survive uneral services will be held riday at 11 am at Reavis uneral Home in Statesville Rev Joseph McMurry will officiate Burial will follow in Oakwood Cemetery The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 8:30 tonight Miss Bush Is Stricken Record Mandmark Bureau MOORESVILLE Miss Susie Bush age 67 a resident of Cornelius died Monday at Low rance Hospital Mooresville following a brief illness Miss Bush was born Jan 6 1905 in airfield County and was a daughter of the late Maggie Ashley Bush and Henry Bush She was a member of the Torrence Chapel AME Zion Church Surviving are an adopted son Adam Mobley of Bliss Tex one sister Mrs Eunice Kinsler of Cornelius and five grand children Services are scheduled for 4 pm riday at Torrence Chapel AME Zion Church in Cornelius Interment will follow in the church cemetery Rev Hayes will officiate The body will lie in state one hour at the church prior to the ceremony The family will receive friends tonight from 7:30 until 8:30 pm at Bryant Lytle Young uneral Home Chapel in Mooresville LICENSES ISSUED Three marriage licenses were issued Wednesday in the office of Lynn Nesbit register of deeds to Clarence Michael Pitts and Judy Ann Douglas Jimmy Goodrum Caldwell and Lois Annette Beaver and Gerry Walton Clarke and Marilyn Lee Lyons ifty quarts of fresh milk equal 6 Vi quarts of dried milk Hunter 6 1 Dies CHARLOTTE Howard Hunter 61 a former resident of Statesville died early Wednes day morning at Huntersville Hospital in Huntersville follow ing a lengthy illness A native of Stony Point Mr Hunter was born Jan 18 1912 He was the son of the late Jason and Lizzie Clodfelter Hunter He was a retired employe of Sears Roebuck in Charlotte and lived at 4619 Wateroak Road Mr Hunter is survived by his wife the former Della Jackson of Mooresville two brothers James Hunter of Stony Point and Luther Hunter of States ville and two sisters Mrs Paul Rae of Charlotte and Mrs Howard Steele of Cleveland uneral services will be held 11 am riday at Sardis Presbyterian Church in Char lotte followed by a graveside service and burial at 1 pm at Prospect Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Mooresville The family will receive friends from 7 9 pm Thursday at the Hunter residence on Wateroak Road The body will remain at Harry Bryant uneral Home in Charlotte until the funeral hour Sign Book Presented Girl Scout troops of the South Iredell Neighborhood presented a sign and a book titled lowers of North to Camp Ginger Cascades on Saturday The sign was erected to help preserve the wild flowers and plants of Camp Ginger Cas cades which is the Catawba Valley Girl Scout Camp The sign asks that people please leave the flowers and plants in their natural surroundings be cause the camp is endowed with a wide variety of beautiful flowers and plants The sign was made by Cadette Troop 119 and Senior Troop 284 The girls most re sponsible for the wood burning are Tina Brown and Sandra ulbright Consulting the girls on the work were Mrs Thomas Hoke Junior leader of Troop 152 and Mrs Clinton ulbright Cadette leader of Troop 119 The book will be presented to the camp to be placed in the permanent library Its purpose is to help campers identify the different kinds of plants and flowers that grow in North Carolina South Iredell Neighborhood is a part of the Catawba Valley Girl Scout Council and it serves the southern part of Iredell County It has 15 Girl Scout Troops and serves a total of 267 girls It covers four school dis tricts which are Troutman Amity Celeste Henkel and Sharon Mrs Barr Succumbs Mrs Corrine Williams Barr 82 503 Stockton St died at 4 Wednesday afternoon at Iredell Memorial Hospital She had been in declining health for five years and critically ill for one week Mrs Barr was born June 14 1890 at St Louis Mo and was a daughter of the late William and Nora Carney Williams She was a graduate of the Denver Colo high schools and Denver Oppor tunity College She was a secre tary and served in this capacity for the Garland Country Day School until 13 years ago when she retired and came to States Men's On Some Items BUDGET STORES 212 Center Street goodwill s400 While They Last Ladies Catch Our CLOTHING SPECIALS riday Only! ville with her husband in 1960 She was married on Sept 27 1928 to Allan Goff Barr who survives Also surviving are one daughter Mrs Herbert Haynes of Charlottesville Va three grandchildren Miss Laura Ann Smith and Peter Allan Smith both of Statesville and James Randolph Smith of Colorado Springs Colo She was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church Graveside rites will be conducted at noon riday at the family plot in Oakwood cemetery by Rev Clay Turner Memorials may be given to the Pre School Center at Trinity Episcopal Church The family will be at the residence 503 Stockton St and the body will remain at Nicholson uneral Home until the committal hour TO MEET TONIGHT The Statesville Crime Prevention Council will meet tonight at 7:30 in the courtroom of the Statesville Police Department The public is invited Refreshments will be served The ostrich is the only bird that has only two toes on each foot 9 12 LINOLEUM RUGS URNITURE SALE riday and Saturday Save Up To SALE Saturday Only STORE HOURS 9:00 AM 5:30 PM Daily 9:00 AM 9:00 PM riday Phone 872 9246 7 i's IW goodwill Statesville Record Landmark Thursday April 12 1973 Seniors In Top 10 Per Cent Of Class Area Students To Be Honored riday Brown Pressly Lloyd DOWNTOWN toddlers dress up for Easter in adorable coat dress ensembles House of Lords GIRLS SWEATER CAPE COVER UP $898 toddler boys parade in 'Knittissimos' to 3 piece shrink sets of Orlon knit $12 16 to $18 GIRLS SHOP PARK LEVEL MORE WHAT LOOKING OR AT SPAINHOURS! SOON THERE WILL BE Anne Roberts Edith An drewetta Sells Teddy Eugene Sharpe Danny Wayne Sherrill Billy Ray Smith Sara Margaret Smith Margaret Gail Steven which will be held 6:30 pm in the Senior High School Eugene Deal Chester Lee God frey James Pressley Haynes Lynn Houston Horn Joyce Ann Hutchens Calvin Tony Johnson Keith Vance Lentz Melissa Nuland Little Kathryn Jane McCurdy Jay Christopher Maness Lynne Denise Moose Peter Alva Ramsey Vicki Lavone Shook John Mark Spill man Sonja Sue Stewart Toni Leigh Stikeleather James son Theodore Ronald Tem pleton and Lugene Twombly Statesville Senior High School Bryan Andrews Kevin Angley Pat Archibald Dean Blevins Ann Chamblee Bill Cherry Sandra Connolly Elaine Crawford Martha Deaton Mary Gaines Beverly Garrison Judy Henderson Patricia James Tonie Jones Mark Katz Kathy King Laura Lipshitz Pam Millsaps Dennis Porter Beatriz Riera Barbara Robinson Jim Sherrill Mike Sherrill Pam Templeton Lou Ann Wasson Carme Waugh and Patti Westmoreland NEW CHAIRMAN of the National Political Caucus rances aren thold says in Aspen Colo am completely skeptical of the corporate powers their insolence and their economic Sir Laurence Olivier was the first actor in British his tory to become a member of the Toddlers dacron cotton coat dress ensemble in tiny white dots on navy Sleeve less dress is two tone trimmed in ric rac Little coat buttons at top of yoke Toddler sizes Knittissimo fashions are special always the finest in workmanship! They're designer inspired and styled in fabrics that blend fresh new looks with outstanding performance Turtleneck knit shirt under sleeveless shrink Put together over pull on flare pants Red White Navy combinations Sizes 4 to 7 GIRLS AND TODDLER WEAR PARK LEVEL They're here for girls! The big sister look in a fashion sweater cape of 100 acrylic Crochet knit with button front and fringe bottom White only sizes 4 to 1 4 Long sleeve coat has 'angel ruffles' white yoke and buttons 4 times over a sleeveless dress Dress of white bodice gathers on red dotted skirt Toddler sizes Mrs Linney Dies At 95 Mrs Grace Gwaltney Linney 95 route 2 Hiddenite died Wednesday at 1 :45 pm at Alex ander County Hospital follow ing an illness of eight weeks She was bom June 18 1877 in Alexander County and was the daughter of the' late Rev Parks and Martha Hines Gwalt ney Her husband was the late Isaac Baxter Linney Mrs Linney is survived by two daughters Mrs Patterson of route 2 Hiddenite with whom she made her home and Miss Martha Linney 410 Center St Statesville and a nephew Williams Jr 650 Club Drive Statesville 10 grandchildren 21 great grand children and five great great grandchildren uneral services will be con ducted riday at 2 pm at Grove Baptist Church in Alexander County where Mrs Linney was a lifelong member and the oldest member of the congregation Rev Nicholson and Rev Clyde White will officiate and burial will follow in the church cemetery In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Grove Baptist Church The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 to night at Adams uneral Home in Taylorsville Cashion Susan Delaine Comp ton Mark Allen Gilleland Rosemary Murdock Haneline John Edmund Harrington Susan Annette Johnson Anita Louise Laughinghouse Susan Annette Lentz Deborah Ann McCune Sue Ellen McLeod Deborah Jo Massey Bruce Powers Murdock Deana Ann Nanney Patricia Ann nor Robert Connell Ostwalt Keith Stroud Dorcas Annette Vanessa Jane Pender Barbara Templeton William Andrew White and Debra Elise Wilhelm South Iredell High School Deborah Lynn Billings Bonnie Gaye Glen Gaither chairman for the Statesville Kiwanis 12th annual night today announced the names of area students to be honored at the event riday at Statesville cafeteria Speaker for the evening will be Congressman James (Jim) Martin who represents Iredell Lincoln and Meck lenburg counties Rep Martin who has twice served as chair man of the Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners was founder and first chairman of the Centralina Council of Governments and an associate professor of chemistry at Davidson College Seniors in the top 10 per cent of their class from all local area high schools Mitchell College and Davis Hospital School of Nursing will receive certifi cates of award in recognition of their achievement Students to be honored in clude Davis Hospital School Of Nursing Nancy McLelland and Jo Ann Morrison Mitchell College Judy aye Barringer John Stephen Cockerham Alton Granville Cook Kenneth Dale Harris Jan Marie Hilderbrand Aleha Little John Thomas Manning William Carl Moore III Susan Moose Dennis Gary Morrison Greg Thomas Pan nell Micheal Wayne Shook Thomas Warren Spencer and Alda Lynn Wilhelm North Iredell High School Susan Watt Alexander Pamela Lynne Barker Lois Laverne Byers Calvin Haywood Carter Jr Deborah Karen Steele Church Mary Louise Critz Roger Scott Davidson Merrill Workshop Conducted Dr Claude Drake of the Uni versity of Chapel Hill Dental School was on hand yesterday to present an in service preven tive dentistry workshop at the Head Start Center on 518 Race St Dr Drake addressed himself especially to a preventive dentistry curriculum for pre school children detailing the types and use of various dental supplies The workshop was attended by the entire Head Start staff and several parents A bUI I a Signal hill mall J4i I 'T iX (' 4 I I I A 14 13 i IS) 7 Mi fl fl I 1 Mk I I tai W'diansal I OIWm 1 i 1 1 II I I IB Jb Kl I A 9IK I zjI 1 A A.