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Installation Home acial In this Is Conducted Helps Eas World i Tensions TUESDAY JANUARY 14 1969 STATESVILLE RECORD LANDMARK PAGE 5 Young People By PATRICIA KING Missionary Talks To Women Of The Church I MR AND MRS A POSTON 60th Anniversary Celebrated the ar GLADIOLA CLUB soft towel but never per is Swift Motorist Walks EBRUARY 1 1969 RUMPLE RETURNS HOME BASKETBALL HOP A 'A Have Your Prescriptions illed At Now Located In Tha Medical Arts Building 750 HARTNESS ROAD THE MONARCHS of MITCHELL! i 7 a Parks of States Roscoe Holleman new center is being plan ned and will be built in the very near future as a result of the birthday offering of the important for acne follow: Except Zy Jefferson new district president She was by Mrs Harry Mills Jefferson district The this the the at home with of an electro Members of the Gladiola Gar den Club will meet at 7:30 pm Thursday with Mrs Hill i 217 Webb Street All members are urged to be present Court In Contempt CHILPANCINGO Mexico The Supreme Court of the State of Guerrero was found in cen tempt of court Monday ederal District Judge Dario Ladron said the state court had refused to comply with his order to turn over records on a case before it which was appealed to the federal courts So he found the state court in contempt and fin ed it $40 ville and Mrs Kenny Poston of Charlotte yellow snapdragons mums and jonquils were used Mrs Hoy A Poston and John Clontz both of Statesville re ceived in the hall and others assisting with entertaining the guests were Tommy Poston of Davidson College Carry Poston of Statesville Kenny Poston of Charlotte Steve Harwell of Lenoir Rhyne College George Coleman of Mooresville Ed Schutt of Hickory and Dr John James of Maiden Gooodbyes were said to Mrs Tom Poston of Statesville daughter in law of the honored couple and their granddaughter Mrs John James of Maiden Meetings Are Held By Presbyterians Sunday afternoon 180 young people from the church attended the Presbytery jet in and heard several missionaries speak at the Prospect Presbyterian Church in Mooresville The pro gram was planned by Mrs Montgomery Steele of States ville in connection with mem bers of the Com mittee on Missions Sunday evening in the fellow ship room of irst Presbyterian Church Statesville a large num ber of Presbyterians in the area attended an open house honoring the 18 missionaries visiting in the area this week Couple Shares Birthday Event A birthday dinner Saturday night at the home of Mrs Clyde Gibson on the Taylorsville Road honored Mrs Hattie Harris 87 of Stony Point and Mrs Gibson's father Otis Rufty who was cele brating his 69th birthday riends and relatives of the two honorees composed the guest lists for the dinner The inest in Beauty Service CAREER BEAUTY COLLEGE Bally 10 5 Wed and ri Nites 9 113 Water St Phone 872 0602 Clark To Address Insurance Women in the re Wednesday 3:00 pm Club meets in Sloan Hall at Broad Street United Methodist Church Dr Albert McClure is guest speaker 3:00 pm Troutman Garden Club meets with Mrs Nat Reiney Barium Springs Joseph rank Swift was hauled into court Monday for speeding The ar resting officer testified that Swift was when arrested wanted to know why the astronauts could travel 6000 miles an hour up there and he go 100 miles an hour down the officer said Swift will be walking for the next six months with a sus pended license Appeal or Change WHITWICK England residents of Dumpsroad in town have appealed to town council to change name of their street The good people in Dumpsroad say the name of the street calls up an image of a littered street lead ing to the garbage dump when it actually leads to a pretty and serene wooded area have top qualifications and some stay in their own country How ever some are migrating to other countries even to the United States to Economic advances in Korea at the present time were dis cussed Starvation is being over come and Korea is now on the point of self support In the field of education the women were told old customs were deter mined by religious views In 1969 education is also being deter mined by religious views But a new religion is in the making and there is a great need for missionaries to face the chal lenge church should send new men to witness for Jesus Christ with the same gospel as carried by the old he stated were 1 million Presbyterians in Korea a larger number than in the United States and the mass media the speaker said is radio Due to the availi bility of transistors almost every family has a radio and complete religious radio pro grams are planned Missionaries are able to teach help and offer entertainment in clean ways through the programs and young people are also being trained in communications In conclusion the minister 1 urged the women to consider Changes His Mind IONIA Mich Two guards from the Michigan reformatory at Ionia recaptured Charles Buzczynski 20 Grand Rapids Sunday night two hours after he was missed They were puz zled that Buzczynski was walk ing along a highway toward the reformatory Explained Buzcz ynski: "I changed my mind 1 was going The Statesville Association of Insurance Women will meet at 6:30 pm Thursday in the Crystal Room at the Dingier Vance Motel John Clark of Webb Insurance Agency will be guest speaker He is to discuss "Agency Miss Beth Cloaninger club president will preside and has urged all members to attend REE PARKING Tel 872 2701 of these beliefs the minister said affected the diet clothing and family relationships of the natives with their religious be liefs coloring their entire lives Early missionaries he said had respect for the natives as people However they said with humility is a better Mr Parks stated he said "is exciting and tremendous Where there had been 13 small clinics to take care of the medical needs of the people there is now a fine medical center where doctors and nurses are trained The head of the medical center is Dr Paul Crane a brother of Mrs Thompson Southall Mrs Rettie ville and Mrs of Jonesville left riday for Miami la to spend several days with Mrs son Dean Parks and his family CHARLES GRAYBEAL Son of Mr A Mr Graybeal Henkel Rood a god who did not exist All all these things and realize their obligation to share with the whole world All of the problems are not in Statesville the South or even the United States Re member some of them are in he added Mrs Colquitt announced that the next observance of the spe cial season would be held Wednesday night of this week with a family night supper at the church at 6:30 Mrs Rose Cameron Davis mis sionary to Brazil willbe guest speaker at that time and is to show colored slides Mrs Thompson Southall born in Korea of Missionary par ents and former Director of Christian Education at irst Presbyterian was a guest for the meeting with Mrs Witherspoon of Lexington Both women are members of Board of World Missions Mrs Walter Harwell of 438 Armfield Street is a patient in room 261 at Davis Hospital where she is undergoing treat ment for a broken arm and other injuries Mrs Harwell was taken to the hospital following a fall at home on Sunday She is per mitted to receive visitors Andrew Neill son of Mr and Mrs Harold Neill of route 1 Troutman has returned home following brain surgery at Duke Hospital where he was hos pitalized for approximately 10 weeks He is reported to be re covering satisfactorily and mitted to receive guests Guild Meets At Boulevard I The Wesleyan Service Guild of Boulevard United Methodist Church met Monday with seven members present Mrs Brady Tevepaugh Jr program chairman led the open ing prayer She used scripture from first Chronicles and pre sented a devotional program en titled Rather Be I Afterward the members dis cussed various points pertaining i to the topic including self centeredness wishful thinking I fear and accepting one's self I Mrs Reid Brawley president presided over routine business and Mrs Goforth treas urer gave her report Miss Beatrice Gatton WSCS Guild co ordinator informed the group of an executive meeting to be held at the church at 7:30 pm Tues day At the conclusion of the meet ing an auction sale from which proceeds will be used for special Guild projects was held Mrs James Dixon was hostess and served refreshments during the social hour and Mrs Brawley led the group in the Guild bene diction Next meeting for the women will be held ebruary 10 in the fellowship hall at the church Theta Rho Club Meeting Is Held Iredell County Theta Rho Club met Monday night at the Odd ellows and Sarah Lodge on East Sharpe Street Hie meeting was opened by the president Miss Amelia Cash Routine reports of club activities and correspondence during the past month were read An invitation for the local club to attend the State Youth Dis trict meeting on March 29 in Elizabeth City was also presented to the group Discussion of a possible initia tion for new members followed and the meeting was closed in due form The next meeting will be on January 27 at 6:30 pm irst Presbyterian Women of the Church met Monday morning at 10 in the chapel Mrs Colquitt Jr chairman of ecumenical missions ar NEW YORK (NEA) To many young people things often seem worse than they are but if a victim of acne your concern over your skin affliction is justified Acne is a skin condition in which the pores become clogged and infected causing an un sightly and often badly scarred complexion Quite often this cur tails a social activities and can put a pretty dim light on young life According to the Medical and a maceutical Information Bureau this condition afflicts as many as 80 per cent of all adolescents They further state that acne is most prevalent between the ages of 12 and 22 Overproduction of the oil glands is the cause of acne Take a piece of thin paper and hold it against your forehead or and see how oily it becomes Take another scrap of the same paper and hold it in the palm of your hand Because there are sweat glands in the palms the paper will become damp rather than oily Pimples never break out on the palm of your hand but you know they do on your face chest and back where the oil glands are prevalent These oil glands are stimu lated by hormones at puberty and It is precisely because you are maturing that acne strikes As your body matures the her 1 mone imbalance will correct it self but in the meantime any i teen ager with a marred face can be more than difficult to live with Acne a sign of un cleanliness or bad diet although either can make it worse It also due to impure blood nor is it contagious so clear the air of those old tales While frequent washing will do the most good nothing could be worse than to scrub the skin raw An antibacterial soap which removes germs and leaves a protective cover between wash ups is recommended Before you wash your face however thoroughly scrub under your nails and knuckles with a brush When doing your face wash it thoroughly for about three minutes gently massaging the I medicated lather into your skin Rinse thoroughly first with warm water then cold and pat dry with a rub dry Some all those with for washing and applying medi cine handle or touch your skin Picking rubbing and squeezing your skin may leave permanent scars Don't sit with your face in your hands watch ing television This not only slows down healing but can pro duce lesions use oily cos metics or heavy make up of any kind and stay away from cold creams and oily hairdressings And a most important do to see your doctor By HELEN HENNESSY NEW YORK (NEA) A salon facial is a most relaxing and beneficial beauty treatment But often we find the trek to the salon too time consuming Now an innovator of salon facials enables you to be your own beautician the introduction vibrator for the face and neck This provides a unique method of applying face creams and a superb facial at home In preparation for your at home facial create a mood of tranquillity by choosing a time free from interruption in a room in which you feel completely re laxed Select your bed chaise lounge or the living room couch Have all the creams you will use readily accessible Comfort is the main ingredient So wear something loose Keep your hair away from your face by wrapping a towel around it I The first important step before using the electrovibrator is a thorough cleansing with a rich creamy emulsion Apply all over the face and neck with a rotating motion until the cleanser has turned creamy Remove with tissues Next use eye cream on the sensitive tissues around the eyes and leave it on Now lie back holding the white plastic base of the vibrator comfortably in your hand the flat wand extension lightly touching your face and savor the 1800 strokes per minute that are properly massaging the creams into your skin or the cheek and mouth area work the spatula in an outward and up ward motion on each side of your face beginning at the chin Move upward toward the tem ples On your brow and forehead massage upward and outward from the center of the forehead going first to the left and then to the right or the chin and throat start directly under the chin pat under each side of the jaw Then starting under the chin pat down across each side of the throat Regular use will bring re markable results in a fresher more radiant looking com plexion Jack Rumple of 421 Winston Avenue Statesville has returned hall featured a bouquet of yellow home after being a patient at buds and the desk in the den Iredell Memorial Hospital where guests were registered by RECEIVES CHECK James Litchos director of the South Iredell Band is shown above receiving a check for $100 from the Troutman Junior Club for the band fund Mrs Jerry reeland projects chairman for the club is watching from the left as Mrs Steve Hager president presents the check to Litchos (Bob Plyler photo) Given Tips About Acne By Postons At Open House Mr and Mrs A Poston I Mrs Henry Poston of States of Shepherds who were married in Statesville January 12 1909 1 observed the 60th anniversary of their wedding at an open house Sunday afternoon Mrs Poston the former Marie Annie Adams and her husband had eight children six of whom are living A son Banks Poston was killed in service during World War II in 1945 and Mrs George Coleman a daughter died in September 1967 The Postons also have 17 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren most of whom were present for the cele bration The other children all of whom were present are Howard Poston of Van Nuys Calif Hoy A Poston Henry Poston I and Tom Poston all of States ville Ken Poston of Charlotte i and Mrs Paul Harwell of I Mooresville Mrs Ken Poston of Charlotte and Paul Harwell of Mooresville greeted the approximately 200 guests who called from 2:30 until 5:30 pm and presented them to the receiving line Children of the honored couple received with their parents Mrs Poston wore a petal pink dress of dacron knit with lace trim and dyed to match shoes Her jewelry was a diamond pendant an anniversary gift and she pinned a white orchid on her shoulder Mr Poston wore a white buttionniere as did the men in the family who assisted I with the entertainment Each of the women who helped had white carnation corsages Mrs Charles Madison Statesville and Mrs Howard Poston of Van Nuys Calif directed guests to the dining room where granddaughters of the honored couple assisted in serving They were: Mrs Ed Schutt of Hickory Mrs Clyde Slease IH of Pittsburgh Pa Mrs John Clontz and daughter Becky and Miss Carolyn Poston all of States ville and Miss Barbara Poston of Charlotte The dining room table was covered with a white cutwork cloth and centered with an 'arrangement of white snap dragons white chrysanthemums and pink carnations in a large cut glass bowl Pink tapers burned in triple branched silver candelabra flanking the center piece At one end of the table was the anniversary cake trim med in pale pink flowers White column spreaders separated each of the three tiers Punch poured from a silver bowl at the opposite end of the table was served with cake squares i mints and salted nuts Handsome floral arrangements were used in decorations throughout the home Of parti cular note was an arrangement on the living room mantle where whitr nnndraPnnc wph rom bined with white mums and pmk tulips An antique desk in the By bob plyler Shelton Ave Tel 872 2565 Mrs John Dearman presi dent opened the meeting bring ing the theme for the year "All Things The women joined in group singing and Mrs Col quitt led the 46th Psalm which was followed by prayer Miss Gladys Stephens was at the organ Mrs Colquitt presented Rev I David Parks minister of irst Presbyterian Church in Weaver 1 former Statesville resident vuie A native of Weaverville Mr Parks graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in pnerineerinp Tafpr ha ontarod Columbia Theology Seminary at Women of the Church Medical Decatur Ga where he received skills there cannot be the Bachelor of Divinity Degree I Mr Parks said "The graduates or two years he served a church in Elbertson Ga before going to Korea where he was a village evangelist for five years He also served five years in radio work there returning to America in the summer of 1967 Mr Parks spoke of the in Korea and "the very very The church there is accepting the challenge of the new he said message is age old but it is also relavent for He read scripture from the Book of Revelation describing the church in Phila delphia In speaking of the old Korea he described what early missionaries found garding customs and ways of living The practices controlled the lives of Koreans up until the time of the recent Korean War The minister spoke about the realm of medicine their practice of curing illness by puncturing with needles the persons who were ill The pro cess was supposed to "let out the evil Another common practice was to feed ground deer antlers to sick people Each of the prac tices had a religious connotation he said and told the women about superstition and idol wor ship with complete devotion to RIDAY JAN 17 9 PM Statesville "Rec" Refreshments 0 SALE GORHAM encore Sterling CQEQTQ fl Add to or start your service at these once a year savings OER ENDS By Rebekahs The Sarah Rebekah Lodge No 155 held its regular meeting at the IOO hall at 7:30 last night The meeting was opened in due form by Mrs rank Sherrill noble grand and minutes of the last meeting were read along with com munications by Mrs Terry Walden recording secretary In a very impressive ceremony the new officers for 1969 were installed by Mrs Martha Badger of West deputy assisted of West deputy marshal Others taking part in the ceremony were Mrs Cook Mrs William South and Mrs lorence oster all of West Jefferson Mrs Willard Holland is the new noble grand for the States ville Lodge Serving with her will be Mrs Carlyle Robbins vice grand Mrs Terry Walden recording secretary Mrs Thomas Cates financial secre tary and Mrs Ruby Smith Atwell treasurer After the women were installed Mrs Holland named her committees for the coming year and then closed the meeting ranged the program in keeping in due form ollowing the buri with the topic of ness session Mrs Mack and Mrs i Christian Witness for the Whole William Baynard served re 1 church January through tresnments during a social nour Statesville's inest Jewelry Store" Wallace Jewelers Inc 122 Broad St Tel 873 4441 't'f Ca I fe I i A Il IflKHH I I eu4 Afh lAh i lia 6 I a 1 1 II 11 1 I I grok 1 1 A i I HI A i ll I a I oil aft 1U i Olli tAt ij4 1 11 LT IS Wil 1 li I' sil ilis i I 1 1 lJ 1 1 11 1 a 1 a Bn i Cnlnrtul Phntnprafihxi I i i i Wk I I 1 IBEf CL ZfrlT jgL ''wbitfwV 7 a.