The Gastonia Gazette from Gastonia, North Carolina • Page 5

TNI OASTOMtA (M. CJ TUESDAY, MAKCH Fagle htghrtt rank it- lalnable In pawed out to three Sconta Monday pljhl at the District Boy Scout Court of Honor, was the largest fourt conducted here In recent years. deceiving the F.aijle badges wpie Pat field of Troop 4, Oastonla, MorrlB Thompson of Troop 10. Oastonia, and Fred Glover ut Troop I), Gnslonla. Each boy's mother was present lo pin the badge upon uniform.

An unusually large number of to the Star ranlc were noted at the Court of Honor, Following are the boys who received Star badge: Wallace Harrejson ftnd Dcnnts Fluinphrlcs, Troop 1, Cherryvllle; Johnny Stroupe, Troop 1, Cherryville; Charles and Franklin Wright. Troop Cherryvllle; Richard C'hastnln, Troop 10, Qns- inntft; fMward Gardner, Troop 13, rjastonla; Hilly Jenkins, Troop 30, Gastonln; Waitsel Erisley, Troop 1, Smyre; Jack Arrcwood, Troop STARS STAKl.KTS-Sliown here nre wrne nl the In the rinnclriK line tlinl will lie mitt Frldny In Hie talent "Trlpphi" Armim!" Tlio lovely rluirinV-s, nil of them Uaehcrs, arc stnncilriR up waiting for a siRrtRl Ihelr director. Their partners, apparently little worn out. cire resting between RUKR anri Nanc-y Jordan play the in this titled "Home to ihe Boulrilnud." iPhoto by Knnls Atkins. Photography.) Slated Thursday And Friday Nights Large Cast Of Local People In Club Show Morr thnn 120 jx-'ijilr 1 hss'e fcvcn In ihp Around." thnt bo by I ho (J.iMonJfi Club nn 'njuivyJay nnd ntyht.s, The uill lw flacM) in the HiJiHinnwn t'T IlK'b- Srlur-ol.

st ait inn r.i<-li rii'lii nt Mr. and Mis, Jr. nre (ilrpftms. 'IVo ihp Mrs, nrr "'Dn-rr'n A Cnllfxl Texns" isrrnr Jivrt JIIK! 'J'o Ilic Sonlhlnnii" rirhti, Kfnif llvr Inirl In Uir I-onp in In 1 folnrtul nml llvPly. Unnk (K.ilr Is Ji) ironhtp.

HIK) Clem 'Dr. Jmnr.s comes to lii.s nlnnw with Ihp rojuJnrincly jvir- I ray rd by )i ns nn W) vlio to her by slJiii- liift "AHn rn rl rniifho Riniulf," for the Afjnnrc djnirr.s in irpne fivr will bf- fiirnishrij by JhJlbllllM." 'Jlie uill include Armour. Jlurl MrSvvithi, mi (I Cbnrlir wi3) bo Mr. niiri Mrx Tom Drflfiloy, Mi, ami Mrs, Jim Bnirtlry. Mr.

-inr) Mr.s, K. HoUand. Nrll Plylrr anfl 1H11 IVltiiA. MnudP Low-fry nnd Max Kva nnd Hurt Hrasuni. At-Imp Perry and Kolaiul Hrfullcy, and Krir Br-idlry nnd Jim WMUnorc- lanrt.

Brijigtiic Iho to lijlarlon. 1 rlijunx, "Cwkif" iFXirnrjon Wil- and hi.s (Mr. 1 J.irk nrrivr hi liuir lit ijursiJons foJii-crniiiK thnr txirx in Noriti lin.i by rradlnc t)it' local thfy rr-relv'cti that 5, "Jlump T'i Tlio Knnlh- Ifljid." hw Ijrrti f.imriio oihor No rib C.iroJiun tou'iv In ivhlcli Arniujfi" has Ixvn r.j. JVjwifvi! rharartrrs In ltit.s srnjp Brr WoofJrow Ihe blftrfc int'p "Sammy," Kancy Jordan BA hl.s irJpntJ 1 "Lliry sins nnd tap rtaiicj "Dflrk- vn Dull" "Ynn'vr lta Srp Mama Kvcry by ihn IXirktown Stnjtlcrji, wlio nro rp.voniM by elgltl young Oiutonln rbfrA In t)ir loral Tlicy IJPiiy Mt-PnrlflixJ, JonnneJnhn- Myrn Aulrcy, Ann iuhlp Ontr.s. I'csxy Whrrirr, Joanne HiiRKiiis, nud Selojin A clrvor routine by (tie "nrllUfint rtWrs" fnlirwrp.s scrtic with vivid Jnrkrts and sthiw fntlors tfn by tlic olshf-Kiat) chorus whn tiro (n "Tho Rotwrt I.ce," 't'ak- In this rtinrus nre; Rolnncl ndlfv, JM Koblnson.

Jnhn Wllkhu John Hancock, Charlie l-nnglcy, John Onf(, Roy Warren. ami Jim italncy. Tlir fUUtiR rllmitx to (ho Itnnlc nrrti'M when Andrew Chnm- IiJdts, timl nkf nmn, jKilsnntit- ly "Lucky 1 Sun," with fl eluiriU bfirktcrodnrt. fdnillty n( John and Mary (tip ittfi lemiliiR wlin link! the whole 5how tonelhrr by a vacntlon. Is mUl ft tlnrk ret nt Optimist show headqunr- A Ln ihp Hotel.

A control ha.s Iwon umler way for the few davN. iwri Icx-al folks nro luvliod to lo try their htmrt ni KUOMmK who John nnd Mnry nrc. The tlr.M 10 who make ciurcrl iti person wlH a tree llrket to Ihe show. Ohitv- have tieen given ofich tiny as to their IfLcnliiy. Jnhn IVo is.

native ClAMnnlnu ivhn ULIA in the iiwurnncp Ho i.s veiernn nl the Ins) Hr belongs to the On.si onto Jnycof.s. Mfiry IXic former resident of Oe.winer City. tlip wife of OiTttmiia hiisitKws nnd lives RoIrrvferP slrcet. Willis Community MHS. JOHNNY W.

lU.At'K- WIIXTS COMMUNITY-Mr. ami Mrs, G. L. Luu mul family vtsired relatives in Charlotte Sunday. They weru to visit the foitner's siller nnci nephew, wlio have been in Mercy anrl Mrs.

Karl Keevcr, Leonard nnd mimic Keever Mr. Mrs. Johnnie Bi.irV. Monday niRht. Mr.

and Mrs. Orady Shnun and Rickoy vWtort Mr. E. L. RlRek and Mrs.

Guy vtMted Mr. ftnrt Mrs. Rich.irri Stmrtay. Mr. and Mrs.

Sidney Hovls Mr. and Mrs, Bennie Mauos recently. The Alexh Church Is having a conrfe this week lor pvrry nge Rroup. The pastor. Rev.

C. i.s teflrher Jor sduJtA. cnur.tr of leachiiiR is on "Every Job." The author of this tyxA- is Dr Mnnhrwj. Matthews Is htMd nf a Awccj.ilion iM5-i Oic river. He is hrinline nlwut tlii.s gitiriy preparation of tho revival.

Mrs, C. Hill anri J. D. Smith are for intermediate The Her. Mr.

Fimderburk ol Stanlrj' is teacher lor the The children of the chureh Rroiip of St Paul's LutnerAu Church, met Police Arrest 10 Persons On Varied Charges Tm Kerf ftrrcstixl by police officers Monrlay. rnnst of a'hom aTre with aaf cniinti and traffic vtolntitms. ChauM with rininkfn rtrivinft ncre H. DavH. 38.

tit Cramcrton. alpo botikMl rcr ririvin? wlttout a license: Ervrl C. Batlry. 31. of 705 Wr.st Airline avrniir: nnd Delbert Lazenby.

8S. c( 32" 6oinh Chestnut ako charjori hit and run In connection wuh an on Hishwsy 321 nt Ihe York-Union road intersection. Glenn Cox. 506 North Vance strett, arrested for assault on a female. Arpj- Cox.

Charlie T. DtlU. 33, of 370 West Franklin avenue, was booked for nonsupport. Al a brief session of city court, proijable cause found agair.sl BaxVr LltUejohn, Ntgro ot S21 West Allison avenue, charged with dwdly weapon auault on hh rtep-fcster, Rethia Haynes. A Knsupport care asainsl clay ton of Jacobs Apartment, was (Xiillnued two weeks for Judgment.

Buford EjTii, JO-year-oId of TD5 North Prypr street, waa flven tit months, suspended on pavment erf I7.SO weekly for his lamlly. Saturday nUrmnoii. About 50 mem- were Each prnup as- In nxitns study I.ntrr they acre 5hmvn the "TrUiinpliEil Fjuty nn Pnlm Sunday" in slides Iiy ttic Rpv. Mr. l.ro Smith.

wprr served In the recreation room by Mrs. l.ewi-s Richfuci anrl Mrs. Dill Bymim. MORE ABOUT War On frniil Tajr)- U. S.

SStll Division roiuolidatnt Us brirtRi-Iirad thr Han river. Tlic brirtsehrntl was nearly 11 milts ii and elchl inUos A regimental cominanfler of the told A. P. CorresiKinrteiu Jim Becker. "Hicy ilhe Rcdsi tnke Ihfir with I m.

mid us many of ihelr dead as they can carry so raunol get tin accurale nccoiuit nf the damage we have done lo them, but we know they are hurtitiR." Easl nf drive mi Hancchon. Ihe U. S. Srconrt Dl- night sent into ViHtotiR. The tncrob pulled out runnhis Into Ilsht machine Kim fire, Yudnng Lt 11 miles south- fast of HniiRchiin, loth Corps siwkcsinnn reiwrted that Reel troorw north of in (he same ftreA.

pud- pulicd stakes Monday nisht hcarlM north toward the bolder. I'll? junction too of ClunspycuiR 'n Ihe cast front fell to the V. S. Sfirmh Division without a rirjht. The Seventh took 3.000 foot Mi.

Ntnnday In the same easy fashion. South Korean troops on the fast- em front occupied Soksa. some 25 miles from (he 38th parallel. ABOUT Bill On Front rije lurnpikf authorilr to build loll supported hrirlicrt ami roadi Ihiouth The House passed and sent (o the Senate a measure calling (or a commission of five legislators to investigate conditions in the. prison svstem.

The proup would study the abllity of the prison system control of the Highway Commission. The House also passrd a bill to make It a felony for players, coaches and. officials to offer or accept bribes In attempting to "IU" any- sports evpnl. Another bill rawed by the House wouW require the state to sell the mechanical equipment bought years aito. The equipment has been in storage since the compulsory inspection act In 1M9.

Lawyer, Judge Toss Barbs At School System A Onston Court jury Monday nr ri uiUrd Hill Citbby of West Oasumla of a chtuKP nf ns- 5nn)L on dauglv Jospphtnr. The Ma IP fought to show I Oibby whLpperi his tiringhi ft un- r.wnrlly lirml with IpiU! boll, cnuMttg bl cxxW i ol writs her buck. ViltHvwM wild the Rirl told tb thru Jjcr fit HUT 'sr couldn't "Ctmrloli Jospphine Mil fled in mm I llmt 'he still couldn't, spell (tie word if wkort (o tlo so. Mrs. Oibby, the child's mother, slnlpti fti court Hi at her hmtiAiv! s.

Rood to their children. The rnse linos I resolved lUsHf Irinl ot the schools ol today when Defense Attorney O. Warren moved for a (Ustnissat at the close nf DIP Mate's evidence 1 Vflttvit (did Judge Oeorgc Patton tlint mi eighth pnirtv sturteiiL Ki.d know to spoil the imtnc (insifimiVs iifKtilxiniif; city. This rtofAH't siviik well of tools nf today," Jmlye PiUton d. know children tangiil tct road before they learn to spelt tn ttiis duy and lime." "Yes.

replied Attorney rc-n, "they've Rot fi new system now and ,1 rinn't believe children are tatiylit llieir AHCs nny more." Judge Patlnn Rot hi the Jnst word before the case wsis concluded: "I know uhelhrr 1 like the new system or not il I hey en n't niw bolter ihan we have led to believe." Bloodshed Box Score Life badges, one away from Eagle, were awarded to Wade lioylM, 7'roop 2, Cherryvllle. and Olnn, Troop Cherryvllle. TKNDKKKIOT HANK 'Hie fnjjrtwlng pa.svd the require- ncjits and were awarded the 'I'en- dcrfoot budge: Jon Hftrold Oavls, Troop 6, Gas.ottia: Mnx Hamilton, Jackie ftudl- illl, Brwl David Smith, all of Troop GaMonla; Tommy Jenkins, Rob)y Johti VVatktns, Ous '1'rnkas. Thco hrl.s all of Troop 10, Gas- Jairics Robert Roper, Trofjp KAI.FKtll. Marrh Tlir lor Vfhlrtr nrrnrlmmt'i laliT nl tUlf hUlinaf jrrMfnli tor ttir 21- Imin rtrrlnti rJUllnR At 10:00 a.

Ill, Kll.l.td KlI.I.Kh Ir, dale KM.I.H1I to In I.VJIMtffl to rtatr JNJliBKO In iJJIi- 33 US z.iTfi 2.11* City Tag Needed By Residents In Apartments Here Residents of Ristover Apartments juiri Poslon Circle were reminded 'sdny by Cily Mnnagpr P. A. they live tnslrie tht 1 city KmlT.s nnd must a H- renXe for their antoniotiite, 1 "ft 5 hard lo betievr." Mr. Roberts Mfd this morning, "bitI there nre livinp (n that new drvelcp- mnu thai don't know they nrp Irwtde. cUy limits." Sonic have even called up the city manager iking it they are In or ouls-itle the Uniit.s.

"Hie Mtudtlon came about this way: Several nights ARO Mr. Roberts lUied his telephone receiver nnd olce interrogated: "Mr. Itnbert.s, I Hvr In Kiistovrr Apartments nml 1 want to know if I live fiukte the city limits nnd need to bwv a city license lag," The answer was yes, of course, but set the mind of the cily manager "Maybe there are others living out there that don't know ihfy are In- pide." he sflid, "I'll jus! public s'Atemeni lo clear np any doubt," he ftdderf, lt'5 ft prcnli.tr f-inmtion lo follow thf city murker to the where Frnn'xlJn svrrv.re jn the Wilkinson boulevard thf corporate line to the north several hundred tret thrn bonds bad; to the c.iM for 1,000 feet, Just for the record, people tn Ea.Mo\fr PcuUon Circle had better city tags if they haven I already done Mr. Roberts toiMiimg a crackdown notice to the police departtncnl to st.vt checking CATS without the city Appeal It Made For Dog Sitter ATLANTA. March 13 The (ollowinit ad was printed today in (he hflp wanted column of "The Constitution: doss sitter for nged and sick dog.

Pay by die how. Musi furnish A-l r.otAri^ed references lhat SOD love a riog." Mrs. G. Scott incited Ihf nd She txplained thai she live.s alone husband is In the. Army ami a son is with Navy in the when she goes out, there's no one lo dnj-sii for Blarklp an 11 1 2 yfat old mixture ol bull nd (ox lenrt'r.

Attain Htgheat Scouting Rank. Three Scouts Get Eagle Pins At Court Of Honor arid Hobhy IVoop 1. Dallas. Jhtrnphrlcs, 1. CinstonJa; ZamlelJo, 7'roop 13, Rtichahan, Grady Artnlr.

oi Troop 16. John Bradley, Richard Rein- iftrdt, 20, Gnstonlft; Etigctic Troop 30, Gnslonln; Dwlght Dcituchninii. Cecil ntitidy, Alton Illiffmnn, Mnrfln Klrlij 1 Harry I'ar- rlih, Marvin WnlAon nil of 1. fl.lll.is: Onrry Von Clon- Ingcr. White.

Cliarlcs Robert White, Troop 2, Dsllns; Joe lloyles, Wnltcr Moore. J. B. Hurst, Troop 1. Pisgnh; Honnld Harrison mil Ah'ln Bean Lawing, Troop 2, iln; rtalph Philbeck nnd Donald Roberts.

Troop 1. Smyre; Cliarlcs ck. Troop 2, Cherryvillc: Vnnce Sehruin. Troop 3. Cherrj'vlllc; Franklin D.

nice. 1, High Ilovis, Uonnld J. Armauc, Trooji 1, HflrdinT Henry Knbb, Jlyuny Richard Cope, e.s Peiullcton, Jiirnes McCnrler, er liu.ssell Tronp 1, Runlo. SKCONI) CLASS HANK Tlie following were awarded the st'orid CJa.ss rank badge: William J. Bre.st John R.

Finger, Cnrl While Hoffman. Evnn Sllalr Houser, Itoljert Rhodes Eugene I'asour, Leon Pusoiir. Ken- nctii Rhyne. Jack ivilson, add 'In rente all ol Troop 2. Dallas; Max Setzer.

Ned Setzer. Slmiwon, Rflhert Tr.tm- iiell. Jnmes Webber. Ix'wcll Whitworth, all of Troop 1, High Shoals; John Vfrkcrs, Troop 2, Ranlo; ph Abernethy, Tommy Gnrrtson, romtiiy Queen. 'IVoop 1, High Shnnls; Kildy, Carroll Cnr- licnler.

Troop 3. Cherryvllle; Tommy Hninriclc. Zcli Hilrry Troop 1. Gsstonln; Hilly Hernandez ami Tjillr-y, Troop' 12, Gastrmln l.nrry Rcvton. Troop 20.

Gastonln; Nell Hnffstetlcr Troop Robinson School: Berry Bell, nnd Earl Evltl, Troop 9. Gastonia; and Jimmy Crrtne. Troop 3, Gnstonta. I-'IBST CLASS BMlf.F.S First Clrcss badges tvere awarded to the niigltts Gillcipie. Troop 20, Gns- (otiiii; D.illn.s Cnrpcr.

Troop 30, Gastonia: Curl Uncuerger. John Rohln- jon. 'lYoop 2.1. Gastonia; Terry Wnl- Incr. Gene Wyrick, Troop 7.

Gns- toula; Buddy Hnlchcr. Troop 6. Gnslpnln; Charles Kdwnrds. Troop Cherryville: Bill Rtistln. Chad Ross, Troop 2, Gnstonlu: John Ctimpbrll nnd Donald Russell, Troop 3.

Ga.stonia. MKRIT BA11GKR Yillou-liiR is a list nf Ihe merit badges hoys who passed the rcnttirements for each: Angling: Richard Hallnrd. Troop 2. Rnnlo. Art: Erldie Gardner.

Troop 13. Gns- (onln; Terry Wnllnce, Troop 7, Gasiii: Jerry Crosby. 'lYoop 6. GasMtiin: RnnaW Smith. Trnop 2.

Rnn- lo. Athlelirs: Wade Bnylos. Troop 2. Cherryvillc. firxikkerplng: Richard Bnllarri.

Troop 2. Ranlo. Bird Study: Dtrlelu Sellers. Troop 4. Cherry vl lie.

Bookkeeping: Don Smith. Troop 2. Rnnlo. Carpentry: John Ouper. D.in Ply- Itr.

Allard Wliitlnrk. Troop 30. Gnstonln: Roscoc U'ooten. Troop 12. Gnstonta: Pete Eamey, Troop 30.

GitFtonia; Ntnrciis llotton. Troop 10, Gussie Kllivcros. 6, Gastoniit. Cooking: Billy Savers. Troop 7.

Gnstonlii: Joe Billy bel- lltifer. Chtirlcs Rnndail. Curl Lewis Dellingcr. Troop 4. Cherryvllle; John D.twkins.

Troop 9. Gaslonla. Cotton Farming: l.ee McCarlcr. Troop Robinson School. Dairying: Wallace Harrclson, Troop 2.

Cherryville. DOR Care: Charles Troop 13. Gnstntita: Carroll Hudson, Troop 6. Gnstonla. Firenunshlp: Jerry Nichols.

Glenn Jones. Bobby Shedtl D.inny Shfdd. Ttwip Sin; re; Reeves Lynn. 4. Clierryville; Jnmes Bancom, Troop IR.

Gastonia: Jimnvv Wrieht. Trpop Gastonla; Kenneth Stephenson. Troop 20 stonia: Jon Parrish. Troop 2 slonia: Rnnny Tlicimpson, Troop 4. Gjwtonia: Warren Baker.

Troop Gaslonla. Pigeon Raking: Donald Calls. Troop 2 Ranlo. Personal Health: Dwight John Crane, Benjamin Blackslock, Emerson Blackstoclt Al- vln Troop 3, Cherryvllle; Jim Calls. Troop 1, Robinson School; Andrew Warren, Troop 1.

Floblnson School; Carl LewU Tioop 25, Gaslonla: Larry McEI- Wien, Troop 10, Gaslonia; Ben Taylor, Troop 10, Gastonia; Ronald Cunningham, Troop 25, Gfislotiia; Jack Arrowood. Troop 1, Plsgah; Raymond Phillips, Troop 1, Dallas, 'lumbing: Bill Reynoldi, Troop 2, Cherryville; Bill Ray fitroup, Troop I. Cherryville; Dennis Humphries, iuddy Kulchinson, Troop 2, Cher- ryvllle; Joe Stroup, Troop 4, Cherryville. Poultry Keeping: Jerry Stroup, llroop 4. Cherryvllle; Roscoe Wooten, Troop 12 Gnslonla.

Public Speaking: Bob PMIIer, Troop 2, Gas- onia; Curtis Jack.son, Troop 6, Ga.v onla; Gardner, Troop Gastonia; Tommy Ellrd, Troop 4, Gastonia. Public Health: Paul Taylor, Troop Cherryvllle; Jimtny Falls, Troop Robinson School; Billy Ray Stroup, Troop 4. Cherryvllte; David nirner, Troop 1, Smyre; David Harbin, Troop 1, Smyre; JArk Ar- Troop 1, PiFgnh; Carroll Troop 1, Hardin. Readng: Jerry Crosby, Troop 6, Gas- onla; Dickson, Troop 11, iaslonla; Roy Hutchlns. Troop 30.

lastonla; Erne-st Qulnn Petrcy. Troop 11, Gastonia; Charles Htitch- ttson, Troop 30, GasUmia. Scholarship: Charles Loltln, Borden Hal- owes, Troop 2, Gaslonla. Safety: Cheves Hatnmll, Troop 2. Gastonia: Larry McElween, Troop 10, Gas- Bill Jenkins.

Troop 30. Gastonia; Raymond Phillips. Troop 1. Dallas; Wade Boyles, Troop 2, Cher- ryvllle; Dan Ginn, Troop 4, Cherryville. Bwlmming: John Dawkins, froop 9.

Gastonia; Harry Kendrick. Troop 1, Robinson School. Woodwork: Charles Stephenson, Troop 20, Gastonla. Miss Warren Is Elected Editor At Converse Gastonl.t. Jimmy Smith, Troop 6 Firs! Aid: Bru Tsylor.

Trwp 10 iaMonta. Osrcifning: IVinald Kcul Falls. Troop 2 Rnnlo; Gem' Moore Troop 1 Robinson School. Home Repairs: Charles Frjnklin, Troop 12 OaslonU; Price. Murrfty RudisUI.

Troop Oastcnia: Bay Dye. Troop 3. Ranlo. Botby Rnwell. Troop Ranto: Kcilh Hs.vsrixxi.

Troop 6. Gastonia: Dwight Sellrrs Deaths LONNIZ W. J5NSLBY I-onnle W. Ensley, 62, died his home. Church street, Bmyre Station, Monday al 4:45 m.

He 'wu born In Andrews and had been In this community (or about 30 years, He was a member of the Ranlo Baptist Church and was active In church work until his health Jailed los.1 May. He had been seriously III (our months. Survivor: include one daughter, Mrs. M. P.

Barnhlll of the home; lour tarn, Waitsel of the home, Robert Paul all of Gastonia; five brothers, C. h. and J. H. of Cramerlon, Will and D.

C. of Andrews, and Lawrence o( Canton; three sisters, Mrs. Bessie Garen Mrs. West of Andrews, and Mrs. Lori a Wiggins of GaMonta; and three grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock it the Ranlo Baptist Church. The pastor, the Rev. E. V. Plemmons, will officiate, assisted b) 1 the Rev.

S. Guy SValker, pastor of Temple Baptist Church. Mernbers of the Men's Bible Class will serve as honorary pallbearers, and nephews will serve is active pallbearers. Burial will be In Gaslon Memorial Park. The body will He in stale ihe church for aw hour prior to Carothers Funeral Home is handling arrangements.

H. PRANK SMITH H. Frank Smith, 14, retired real estate dealer, died at his home In Greenville. S. Monday.

He was the father of Mrs. W. Eugene Fox, wife of The Gazette's press room foreman. Mr. and Mrs.

Fox live here on New Hope road. Funeral srevlcts for Mr. Smith were to be held at Greenville today. Mr. and Mrs.

Fox left early today to attend the service. TF.ACHKR-OF THK Miss Rosa Mae Ingram of High Point, has been named the March Teacher-of-The-Month by the s'orlh Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers. This teacher has aught first grade 22 years in the Allen Jay School. She was educated at Woman's College of the Univers- ty of North Carolina, Appalachian State Teachers College. High Point College and received her masters degree from Ihe University of North Carolina.

This Is the final teacher be named by the state PTA Con- ress as Ihe Teacher-ot-lhe-Month. This feature was started two years ago In order to show appreciation to all classroom teachers In the state for their unselfish and loyal to children and youth. C. D. SPAKE Mrs.

C. D. Spake, 48, died at her home In Bladenboro Friday at 10:15 p. m. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3'o'clock at Ihe South Gastonia Church of God, with Ihe Ret'.

Ray Collln.s pastor, officiating. Burial will be In Gaston Memorial Park. The body will lie in state at the church for two hours prior to the services Carothers Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Mrs, Spake Is survived by her husband, C. D.

Spake, pastor of the Church of God of Bladcnboro. one son, James of California, one daughter, Christine Carver of Gas- three brothers, Fitz and Wali Aberna.thy of Alexis, and Miller Abernathy, of Dallas, one sister Mrs. J. W. Freeman of Gastonia, and two grandchildren.

MISS 1,011 WARRKN SPARTAN'BUHG. S. C. Miss Loul.se Fuller Warren of Gaslonla, a member of the vising senior class at. Converse College.

Spartanburg, S. was elected last week to serve as editor of "The Concept," campus literary nmgflr.inc. for 1951-52. During licr-iJiree s'ears nt Converse. Miss Wiirren hss'been active in many college organizations.

She is a member of the Student Council; house president of Cucid Dormitory; a staff member of "The Conversationalist," campus newspaper, and ttip 1951 Converse annual: a member of (lie Palmetto Players Cabinet nnd president of the Converse. Presbyterian student organization. As editor-elect of "The Concept," Miss Warren will assume her duties in April of this year. SJw will be responsible for publishing llirre Issues of (he literary magazine which features essays, stories, poems, book reviews and sketches by students in the college's creative writing classes. Miss Wnrren is tiie daughter of E.

H. Warren, South York street, Gastonia. McNcill Opens Dallas Revival The Dalias First Presbyterian Church pre-Easter revival opened Sunday with Dr. John McNeill ol Glasgow, Scotland, spooking four limes. He spoke at the Sunday school hour to a combined assembly, nnd nt 11 a.

m. on the subject, "Pure Religion and Putrid Religion," At 6:30 p. he spoke to Presbyterian Youth Fellowship and at the. nUiht service at 7:30 on the subject, Transcendant Truth." The revival will continue throughout theucck with Dr. McNcill speaking even' night at 7:30 o'clock.

Dr. McNcill will also be heard playing his own compositions on the piano. Mrs. Rhyne Joins Gazette Staff Mrs William A. Rhync has joined the stuff of The Gazette as church editor.

She replaces Ray Jimisori, who recently Joined the U. S. Air Force. Mrs. Rhyr.c a native of Hen- dcrsonvlllo, a graduate of the Hen- Open Forum BREAKING DOWN THE BARRIERS To Ttfe Editor of The Gazette: Already HinAiwtan has been given a quota under the continued "amending to death" of the immigration quota Now I hut this area has been split into Hindustan and Pakistan, must we expect nexl thai the Quota Acts will be further amended to admit a quota from each native state, as for instance the subjects of the Gaekwar Baroda? How many Americans Know how far has progressed the plotting to "Amend to Dealh" the Immigration quota acts of 1921-2-4? How many Erasp what that means io our American Living Standard? It should be remembered that some estimates of Negro slaves imported into the U.

S. A. was 500.000. These have multiplied to some millions yet bills are being introduced into Congress today amending to dealh the Quota Acts of 1921-2-4 by admitting Hindus, Koreans, even Indonesians. Yours truly.

E. E. GRANT. San Francisco. Calif.

March 7. 1951 Three Charges Bring Prison Term To Gibby Judge George Patlon Issued 2-3 year prison sentence (o George Gibby. Gastonian who WBS fried'on three counts in superior court Monday. Gibby pleaded nolo contendere 'to dninken driving, car theff. nnci driving without a license.

The cases were consolidated for Judgment. testified thai Gibby Witnesses driving a stolen car that, was ENTUS Muswd, ind Henry UMri Cl 'S' street. entered Mwnoritl Hospital Monday for obwmtien and treatment. LESAL NOTICES oi north Ofpirtmrtl ol To All lo Whom ThtM PifxaU duly au a KCord the proceedings (or the voliutiry alfsolutlon theiior IA in ray pttitt. Ihil ttif foundry tict Is iltuat'd at'No.

626 Frlnlt- in the cur ot OuWmU. County of Gtston. Stjtte of Clio- IJ. R. Mcflerrtsle bflne th( thirtln and In lhtn rtqulifmtnt'i or SS.

General sutMrt. nMtti corporallons." prtumlnji? to the fsulBs ol this Certlllcate of DUwlu- 'KOW THEREFORE. TMd Jurft oi Swto of ihf Sute of North Carolina. So hcrtby cerlllsr thM the aLd eorporatlon dLti. on the Stli day of March.

I9il. ille and atlfstM In ni to the dltsolullon Hid corpon- lon bj- til Ihe stociliotikra hereof, which ttld consent ind tco'd ol Itif proceedings atoresila are now on In my said office aa pro- TESTIMONV I (lave hertlo my and allUfd my Olttclal F.alelgb. this 5th day March. AD. 1951.

THAD KUBE. Secrftary of NORTH CAHOLINA. GASCON COUNTY Filed on March 6, 1951. and recorded In Negro News -BV MAUDE M. JEf GEORGE C.

HOLLAND. DtputT Clfrk of Superior Court. Ernest R. Warren, tt0 JC4 ClRCI.i: TO MEET The missionary circle of St. James Church of God will hold its weekly meeting tonight at 7:30 at the home of Mrs.

Pearl Falls on New Hope road. RENDER PROGRAM The Lincoln Academy Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. E. W. Wilson, gave a musical program at the Clover AME Zion Church Sunday evening.

Trie HFM Society of Clover ME Zion Church sponsored the program, and Rev. J. D. Murdock Is the pastor. JUVENILE TENTS The Juvenile Tents.

Jewels of Gastonia, No. 518, will hold their regular monthly meeting at the Elks Hall at 5 p. m. on March IS. TALENT HUNT WINNERS Winners in the first annual "Talent Hunt" program of the Epsilon Upsllon Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity' were announced Monday night at the conclusion ol at, Holland High Record of Page OLL Incorporations NOTICK North Carolina, Gaston County, he Superior Coutt.

Gladys Thomas. Plaintiff, vj. Youni Men's Stores, of Mt. Hotly, De- ndant. Under and by virtue of an.

signed In the aoove action hy Judle rt. Koyle Sink. Judge assigned to hold Courts ot Ihp KourlwiHh Judicial Dtslrtct. the undersigned Receiver, will offee for salt at public auction to the MBheet bidder tor cash all or (he asseta of the Voting Men's of Mt. Holly.

North Carolina, on the day ot March. 1951. at twelve o'clock noon at the Young Men's Store, In Mt. Holly. North Carolina, upon the following terms and conditions: ill The opening bid shall bt five thousand two hundred 115.200.00) dol- said sum being the amound bid by Sam Sapperiteln, tvbo hai rieposit- rd In cash with the aald Receiver.

(21 In the event a higher bid is not nude, the undersigned Bill recommend the Court that ihe sale of the eu be confirmed to the aald Sam Sappmteln. Thl! 6th day of March, 1951. FRANK P. COOKE, Receiver. Mar.

I-lO-13-lSc4 the program School. Miss Hlldred Elizabeth Roach Lincoln Academy awarded first place for her instrumental rendition of Reinhold's Theron Shoats of the Hlghlahr School was declared the second plflce winner for h-ts vocal inumber "Duns" by McGIll; Miss Milllcent M. Samuels. of Lincoln Academy won third her vocal number, "Morning" by Speaks; Ebenezer Barber of Lincoln Heights High School, Wilkesboro, was declared the fourth place winner with the song "That Lucky old Sun." Dr. James A.

Dillard, music professor of the Winston-Saieiii Teachers College, was the critic judge. Proceeds this program will be used by the Epsilon Upsilon chapter to establish awards lor worthy students In the schools within its territory. F. E. Parker, director of the Highland choir, was the official accompanist for night's proof of ceremonies.

The Rev. Oscar M. Graham, president of the chapter, extended welcome to the participants and the guests. Miss Betty Marshall of Highland school won second place in the "Miss Epsilon Upsilon" contest. Miss H.

BroR-it of the Lincoln Heights High School, won first place and a trip to Orangeburg, S. C. gram. G. Miller, secretary the rhapler, acted as master wrecker! near McAdenviile some weeks ago.

A car owned by Ralph Curtis was taken from the uptown section and was demolished in smashiio against trees off the Mc- Adenrillc road. The defendant was identified the driver who left the scene of th' accident. He was captured a shor time later on the Wilkinson boulevard by state highway patrolmen. Sam L. Hambrick of Belmont drew a 30-day road term on a worthless check count.

A jury found that Hambrick w.is guilty of issuing 545 check (o Leonard Laye. Paul Judron Riley of Mt. Holly. convicted by a jury of driving after his license was revoked, was given a SO-day scntrnoc. Rilry was ordered to pay J200 and the costs and remain of good behavior for two years.

Judgment was postponed In brrafc- Jng. entering and larceny esses against four Gaslonia youths who submitted to charges that they broke into ji slore operated by Dean Durham and took a small amount of Mogistrafe Finds No Case Against School Principal Mflgistrnte D. B. Price found no probable cause in an assault case against W. D.

Best, Higli Shoals, school principal, at a hearing Monday afternoon. Mr. Best was charged with an assault on Raymond Bailey. 13-year- old student, on a complaint placed by the youth's fnlher. R.

H. Bailey. The youth was a hospital patient for several days suffering of an illness which the plaintiff alleged resulted from an assault. It was contended that Best "butted" the boy's head on the floor. The principal, in a previous hearing, said he "spanned" the boy with the palm of his hand after Raymond's teacher said the pupil refused lo get out his books when she asked bim lo do so.

Several of Mr. Best's students testified that. Ihe principal used only his tend on the youth. Magistrate Price said the plaintiff! coilld take the 1 case before a jury If he was rot satisfied with his judgment, but that he couM find no' cause to send the case to higher court. NOTICK Of KECFIYER'S SALE North Carolina.

County, In the Superior Court; C. F. McArver. Plaintiff, vs. B.

McArver, Defendant. Notice Is hereby that thr undersigned, acting as receiver of Ranlo Dry Cleaners, under authority of an order ot His Honor, H. Xoyle Slnlc, Judge Holding thf Courts for the Fourteenth Judicial District of North Carolina, alll offer for sale upo" sealed bids, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the office ot the Clerk of Superior Court In the courthouse In wnla. North Carolina, ai 10:00 a. m.

on tht 301h day oi March. 1951, all of the Riset.s of said Ranlo Cleaners consisting oi tne following 1 Singer Easjr Presa New Yorker Pms 1 National Press 1 Press pull Iron I Air vacuum compressor, motor and tanJr 1 Frigid air automatic washing machine 1 E. J. Peny garment tumbler 1 Spotting board 1 Spotting board 20" Extractor 1 dry cleaning waaher 1 Solvent pump and motor 1 Dry cleaning filter 1 100 Gal. storage Unit Electric fans 6 Tables 7 Garment racks 1 Singer sewing machine 1 3' Count-r 5 ElecUtc switches 1 10 H.

p. oil-fired bolter and return Steam pipe and traps Stock LmarXIng tags, garment tags, bags and chemicals) The above property and assets wilt offered for sale In bulk and bids must be submitted for the In Us entirely and not by Individual Hems, Tein per cent (I0f of the amount, bid must accompany each bid and shall be Jn cash, certified check, nr cashier's The prospective purchasers may. at any time Inspect the said property by application to the tinders'sned', And bids must be submitted to the under- at his office at 213 Vain Avenue. Gastonia. North Carolina, or at the office of Basil L.

Whitener. 314 Commercial Building. Gastonia, North Carolina. Bids u'lll oprncd In the presence of all bidders who desire lo tie In attendance In the office of the Cleric of the Superior Court of Gaston County on the dale and at the time herein- above set forth. The terms of the sale shxlj cash and will be subject to the confirmation of the Superior Court ol GliMon County and immediately upori 'confirmation the highest bidder shall pay to the undersigned receiver the amount of ih-c bid submitted.

r- This 26th day of February, 1951. ED C. ADAMS. Receiver of Kanlo Drj public whooL'; and Fur- The defendants Jack Randall. Troop 4.

Cherry-K'o plant ville: Charles Edwards. Troop 3 1 Cherryville: Theodore Hclwig. Troop 1. TJall--; Billy Bumgardner. Troop 1 Plssah: ami Johnny long.

Troop 2. Gastonla. Painting: Sellers. Troop 5. Gastonto: Billy Bumsardner, Troop 1 MUMC: Kenneth stycre.

Troop 30. G.islotiin. Journalism: Scott Moore, Troop 1, Robinson School. Billy cider. Tommy Gurloy, Billy Reynolds.

Wallace Harreison. Dennis Humphries. Troop CheiTTVille: Carroll Hudson, Troop 6. Gastonla; and 'Marvin Armstrong Jr, Troop 3, man University. Grcenvillf, S.

C. She lived In Spartanbtirg before she moved lo Gastonia several ago. She Is membrr of Holr trinity Lutheran Church. The Rhynes lives at 1003 East Maple avenue. Mr.

Rh.vne Is employed by Burlington Mills as iw- sl-tant superintendent at the Flint Grass Firei Show Spring PITTSBURGH. March Yon would IhlnV that firemen get llrrf of Brass fires In the spring. That's not so In the Mt. Lebanon district of Pittsburgh. Olficlals the borough looked it the calendar today, said spring is not fsr and that the fire department.

the request ot nroptrty ready to burn, over vacant when weather permits. Dorsey. Ralph McDonald. Charle-v Boone. six! Arlen Henderson.

Since the youths hart no previous records and were recommended for probation, they were turned over to the probation ofll-er and members ot the Citizens Probation Committee, 41 Liberty To Be Used Again WASHINGTON, Murch The Maritime Commission hts ordered 41 Liberty ships, including thret at Wilmington, N. out ot its "mothball'' fleets to carry Marshall Plan cargoes abroad and bring back defense-needed ores. The 41 ships are, to meet for increased tonnage to carry Mir- shall Plan cargoes ot grain, coal, cofce, sulphur and lumber to European countries and their overseas territories lo Southeast ind MORRIS TRUCK DRIVER KIM.KP RIDGECRKST, March David Lawrence Hunniciitt, a 'Fay- tlleville truck driver, was killed early this morning when he Jumped from the cab of his tractor-trailer Inick after the vehicle went out of control en a. mountain road east of here. He was.

employed by the McLean Trucking Co. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GAZETTE LEGAL NOTICES ADXINIStKATKlX' SOUCE Gaston CBuntr. North Carolina. The hating qunmied Blajr. deceased, rate of Gaslori Coun- Is to notify all persons rlalrnj.

estate to pr the I3TH Or MARCH. 1 ta- this iwtltp wH! of thtlr ircovttT. All iiedial- pannrnt. This the 13th day of Vgrvh iou MRS. MAUD! S.

BLMR rtK. 0. Box 124. GajlOTU. North arollDl.

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