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Statesville Record and Landmark from Statesville, North Carolina • 18

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Page 6 Statesville Record Landmark Wednesday June 28 1972 New Officers Are Installed Accomplishments Of Club Reviewed OUR GREATEST SALE SAVE Va lues to $2995 Save Save Values to $2500 Save No Iron Muslin 2 for 79 Another major function of the 10 79 100 Double Knit The irst Quality On Bolt Regularly $299 Each 1 79 79 9:30 5:30 9:30 9:00 9:00 5:30 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Twin Size ull Size Queen Size King Size 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Dogs provided ceremonial food for the Potawatami In dians who sometimes con sumed canine flesh at feast in honor of the sun tween the enduring excellence and the glittering prize of the As his final act as president Pendleton wished his fellow Rotarians success and importantly meaning for your Pendleton reported that the club had taken in 10 new mem bers during the year and lost six by death or resignation He recognized Barger as the oldest active Rotarian in the Western North Carolina Dis trict A uller Sams Jr mem bership chairman formally inducted five new Rotarians yesterday These included Howard Bryan Tom Gillespie John Lail Louis Goodman and Elbert Richardson At the conclusion of the meet ing new officers were installed These include Dr Roy Rowe president Andrew Pendleton vice president John Clark treasurer Bill Mills secretary and Dr Ralph Bentley Ray Robbins oster and Dave Bradsher as club directors SCATTER RUGS 4 or 79 New officers were installed and new members were for mally inducted at the weekly meeting of Statesville Rotary Club yesterday in the Vance Motor Inn Andrew Pendleton out going president reviewed the accomplishments of the local club during the past year and gave a challenge for the future Pendleton cited the international project as a major In addition he said accomplishment which he hopes will be continued and expanded in future years In this project Statesville Rotary Club is providing all the neces sary money to train five prac tical nurses in Korea who will return to their villages to teach others basic health and sanitary methods will help re lieve suffering to some small degree in that part of the POLYESTER ABRIC 114 WEST BROAD STREET PRICES GOOD JUNE 29th JULY 5th under the club is paying for the three year training of a registered nurse in Korea The outgoing president pointed out that is a great instrument of good in an imperfect world Through Rotary we can become familiar with the fruits of human know ledge and experience human skill and understanding human hope and Rotary helps its members get out of life at least a part of the appreciation and awareness of the good in men by serving others he added Pendleton observed that will not be among those who abuse or over simplify the word They will have caught glimpses of many kinds of excellence to which man has aspired or failed to aspire They will have sensed littleness as well as his capacity to aspire his infidelity as well as his faith and faithful ness Understanding these things they can distinguish be 4 Mens Terry Cloth and Cotton KNIT SHIRTS ROTARY CLUB OICERS New officers of the Statesville Rotary Club were Installed yesterday Outgoing President Andrew Pendleton shows the group picturesand letters from nurses in Korea now being trained under a grant from the local Rotary Club rom left are David Bradsher Dr Ralph Bentley and oster club directors Dr Roy Rowe president Pendleton who automatically becomes vice president John Clark treasurer and Bill Mills secretary 4th Victim Identified SYLVA NC (AP) fourth victim of a light plane crash in rugged mountains near the South Carolina border has been identified as Joseph Clark about 29 whose mother lives at Lexington Mass The Jackson County Medical examiner Dr Emil Henning Jr said Tuesday he made the identification through dental rays and notified Mrs Eliza beth Weaver mother Henning previously said the other victims of 'crash were the pilot reddie Taylor 20 of Asheville Ronald Mich alove 25 of Winston Salem and April Clements 32 of Highland Park Ill The passengers were in the air to examine property for a permanent site of a proposed world headquarters of Maha rishi International University friends said PILLOW CASES No Iron Percale 2 for $179 Infants Booties 79 Pair Mens Sport Caps 79 Each Regularly $159 Bed or Lounge PILLOWS 79 Each Values to $198 PAMPERS Daytime 15's Overnites men from nine southern states meet at Lake Junaluska July 11 16 to elect a record six new bishops assign 11 bishops to their administrative areas for the next four yeSrs and trans act other business The Southeastern Jurisdic tional Conference will be one of five such quadrennial meetings held that week across the na tion In all 19 bishops will be elected at meetings at Lake Junaluska Seattle Wash In dianapolis Reading Pa and Houston Tex Delegates meeting at Lake Junaluska will represent more than 13000 congregations with a membership of more than three million in North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Geor gia lorida Alabama Mis sissippi Tennessee and Ken tucky The delegates will be di vided equally between the cler gy and the laity Balloting will begin at 7:30 pm July 11 and continue at in tervals throughout the confer ence until six new bishops are chosen They will serve for life The majority required for election will be determined by the conference At the 1968 ses sion a 60 per cent margin of votes cast on a ballot was re quired The retirement of these six bishops has brought about the vacancies: Roy Short Louisville Ky after 24 years John Owen Smith Atlanta Paul Hardin Jr Columbia SC and James Henley Lakeland la each after 12 years Edward Pendergrass Jackson Miss after eight years and Paul Herrick of Dayton Ohio who retired from the Richmond Va area in 1970 after 12 years as bishop The retiring bishops will be honored at an evening service July 15 The new bishops will be con secrated at 8 pm July 16 and begin their new duties soon thereafter Bishop Hardin im mediate past president of the HEMINGWAY A Council of Bishops mother and three children were will preach the consecration killed Tuesday when their car sermon collided with a logging truck The State Highway Patrol conference will be to choose identified the victims as Mrs members of the Odessa Harrell her twin 11 national boards and agencies year old daughters Dale and Gale and her five year old son Rufus They lived in the Plan tersville section of Georgetown County Maggie Harrell a passenger in the car was taken to the Medical University Hospital in Charleston with multiple head and body injuries Officers said the driver of the car 18 year old John Cochran of Hemingway was taken to Georgetown Memorial Hospital Authorities said his injuries ap parently were not severe The accident occurred at a junction known as Crossroads where state high ways 261 and 513 and secondary road 22 4 intersect Georgetown County Coroner A Roach said an inquest will be held 4 Yd Short Ends 1 to 5 Yd Lengths $169 1 Yfl Ladies MINI SLIPS 79 Each Values to $179 Lady Wrangler LADIES JEANS Extra Heavy BATH TOWELS 79 Each Values to $199 Bobbie Brooksand Beach Party Ladies SWIMSUITS Super Deluxe BATH MATS 79 Each Values to $250 Each Mens Orlon and Ban Lon DRESS SOCKS A M79 4 Pair 1 Reg 79c Each Save $137 Ladies and Girls HANDBAGS 79 Each Values to $350 Each Mens 100 Polyester Slacks Cannon irst Quality ENSEMBLE SETS BATH TOWEL Reg $119 HAND TOWEL Reg 79 WASH CLOTH Reg 49 ALL OR8 179 Save 68c Per Set KNIT TOPS Girl's Sizes 7 14 79 Each MON THURS STORE HOURS: sv Mens White Handkerchiefs The conference will open 9 am July 11 with a holy com munion service Bishop William Cannon of Raleigh will be the celebrant and Bishop Pend ergrass will deliver the sermon The of the epis copal message will be given by Bishop Kenneth Goodson of Birmingham Ala Injunctions Are Sought RALEIGH (AP) US Atty Warren Coolidge is seeking in junctions against two more mail order cigarette sales oper ations in North Carolina Coolidge filed civil suits in US Eastern District Court in Raleigh Tuesday against Pey ton Rogers operator of the Norlina Coin Co and the War renton Discount Co Inc of Warrenton and Ann Roebuck Taylor operator of the Carolina Supply Co of Wilson Both suits allege the defend ants are violating the Jenkins Act by selling cigarettes in oth er states without first filing the required information with the tobacco tax administrators of each state Coolidge said he expects to file more suits in the next few weeks as part of his crackdown on mail order operations which seek to skirt state cigarette taxes He announced June 15 that he had obtained a consent judg ment against Bobby Lee Burn ette president of Coastal Ship ping Co the biggest shipper of cigarettes in eastern North Carolina Deluxe WASH CLOTHS Irregular 5f 79 Values to 69c Each No Iron Perea le Sheets 2 for $479 2 for $579 2 for $779 2 for $979 Ladies irst Quality Bras By Exquisite orm 79 Reg $250 to $750 Value PANTY HOSE Irregular 3 Pair 79 Meeting Scheduled At Lake Junaluska LAKE JUNALUSKA NC 1 (AP) More than 550 United i Methodist clergymen and lay Jail Term Is Ordered NEW YORK AP) Richard Weissberg who charged an un dercover policeman $25 for a $550 ticket to a Rolling Stones concert has gone to jail for scalping Asst Dist Atty Lawrence Herrmann said the one month jail term imposed Monday was the first ever given a ticket scalper here When arrested May 26 the defendant had 908 tickets in his pockets including several hun dred for the July 4 Rolling Stones event in Washington Herrmann said in Criminal Court Inmate Held In Death COLUMBIA An in mate at the South Carolina Department of Corrections is being held for grand jury action in the May 31 stabbing death of Lee Roy Martin Martin was the convicted serving four life sentences for the 1967 68 murders of four women A Richland County jury recommended that Ken neth Rumsey 31 be held Prison officials said the stabb ing occurred in a cellblock while Martin was talking with another inmate Capt Harvey Townsend officer assigned to the case said Rumsey freely admitted killing Martin Townsend said the incident apparently stemmed from an earlier argu ment between Rumsey and Martin our Killed In Accident BEACH TOWELS Assorted Prints 2 or Retail Value to $300 Each Woven Bedspreads Washable Name Brands TWIN SIZE $479 Reg Retail $8 to $12 ULLSIZE $779 Reg Retail $12 to $16 QUEENSIZE $1179 Reg Retail $22 to $30 KING SIZE $1379 Reg Retail $26 to $38 Save we I Tlo wii AMILY DISCOUNT ft iiZ 3 ft.

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