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Statesville Record and Landmark from Statesville, North Carolina • 4

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TELEVISION TEAM The Eleventh Hour television singers from Chattanooga Tenn will be at the union arbor at Union Grove this weekend The group will present a special gospel program on Saturday night at 7:30 with Rev rank Rosser assistant director of Baptist International Missions Inc speaking They also will present a special program of Christian music at the arbor at 2:30 pm Sunday The public is invited to attend the services Two Wills Probated The will and codicil of Mrs Church has been probated and filed in the office of Carl Smith clerk of court The will dated May 8 1950 and a codicil dated April 6 1964 provide that all property be sold at the death of her husband and herself and converted to cash Two daugh ters Mrs Beatrice White and Mrs Gay Yates are to be reimbursed for funds expended for the care of their parents and the remainder is to be divided equally between the children': Mrs White Mrs Yates Mrs Virginia Christy George Church and Blanche Grant George Church was named executor In a will dated eb 2 1970 Idelle Cowan provided that all of her property be sold and converted to cash with the dis tribution to be two thirds to nieces and nephews: Lois Alice Houston and Lindsey Bowles and Waitsell Gwaltney The other one third is to go to a niece Mary Evelyn Howe and she was named executrix Hearings Scheduled RALEIGH (AP) Hearings are scheduled in Wake District Court Sept 23 for 22 young per sons arrested Wednesday as state county and local officers cracked down on illegal drugs in the Raleigh area SBI Director Charles Dunn said the arrests climaxed sev eral months of investigation by an undercover officer who al legedly purchased drugs from some of the accused Those arrested included two girls who were attended class es in Sanderson High School in a well to do section of the capi tal city Those arrested were placed under bonds ranging from $1000 up to $9000 for Carl Kutz 18 who was charged in nine felony warrants All but four of those arrested were charged with fel onies JSB 'N YOUTH IMPROVING David Andrew Matheson five son of Mr and Mrs Boyd Matheson route 2 Hiddenite is improving from injuries sus tained when the bicycle he was riding was struck by a car last riday He is a patient at Richard Baker Hospital in Hickory He suffered fractures of both arms and his right leg Equal Time Is Sought WASHINGTON (AP) Re publican National Chairman Rogers Morton demanded Wednesday that CBS grant the GOP time to reply to the Demo crats as ordered before election day but no later than Oct 12 Morton offered to pay for the time if the ederal Communica tions Commission later reverses its ruling that the network must give the Republicans free time to reply to a 25 minute free time DemocraticNational Committee broadcast July 7 In a letter to Dr rank Stan ton president of the Columbia Broadcasting System Morton noted that CBS is holding up granting the free time pending an appeal to the CC by the net work and the Democrats To get the time before the Nov 3 general elections Morton asked for the 25 minutes of prime time over the CBS tv and radio networks at least 20 days after Stanton replies to his let ter He added no later than Oct Dr Cheek Is Named WASHINGTON (AP) Dr King Cheek president of Shaw University in Raleigh NC has been named the new president of Morgan State Col lege in Baltimore the Washing ton Post reported riday Dr Cheek 33 has been presi dent at Shaw since July 1969 when his brother James re signed from the job to become the head of Howard University in Washington The Post said that Dr Cheek confirmed a report Thursday that the Morgon presidential se lection committee had offered him the position and that he had accepted it Dr appointment must be approved by Morgan board of trustees which meets Sept 15 but that is only consid ered a formality once the selection committee has offered the position to a candi date Dr Cheek who has not yet submitted his resignation offi cially to board of trus tees said he is uncertain as to the exact date when he will take over at Morgan Morgan which is a center of black education has an enroll ment of 4376 undergraduate and graduate students Cheek has received his mas ters degree in economics and law degree from the University of Chicago He will become ninth president succeeding Dr Martin Jenkins who resigned last January after heading the college for 22 years Revival Slated At Shady Grove Rev Bill erguson pastor of Shady Grove Baptist Church announced this morning that revival services will be held next week Monday through Saturday beginning each evening at 7 30 Rev James erguson of Jonesboro will bring the mes sage each evening Special music is also scheduled MONEY SAVERS Layaway Sale 150 NEW all Dresses SPECIALLY PRICED $2 Will Hold Your Choice 500 PAIR NEW ALL SHOES $550 NEW SHIPMENT Just Arrived LADIES Panties $1098 0 nnc $1 Will Hold Your Choice Pr 105 SOUTH Jf EjljlJ STATESVILLE I ijfej I1EW mW" I 1 Moya Jjl lt L' 'j IlB iv I I Bi LUTHER HUNTER JR Post Goes To Hunter Luther Hunter Jr of Statesville has been elected president of Upsilon Upsilon chapter Delta Sigma Delta professional dental fraternity at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he is a rising senior in the UNC Dental School He is the son of Mr and Mrs Hunter Sr 516 Mul berry St He is a 1962 graduate of Statesville Senior High School and a 1966 graduate of UNC CH Before entering dental school he was employed as a teacher in the Gastonia city school system Hunter is married to the for mer Carol Renae Millsaps daughter of Mr and Mrs Har old Millsaps Chipley ord Road She has been elected president of the Wives Auxiliary of the fraternity The Hunters reside at 12 Tar Heel Trailer Park in Chapel Hill REUNION SCHEDULED The annual Goodman reunion will be held Sunday at the American Legion Post in Troutman All descendants and friends of the late Milo and Mary Alice Goodman are in vited to attend the picnic lundh which will be served at 1 pm NEW HOOVER ConwtibleJ IB I mmkEHhHIBk II 0 II II li 111 SAVES MONEY Beats as it sweeps as it cleans carpets last longer SAVES TIME Large throw away bag needs changing less often SAVES WORK Two speed motor gives 50 more suction with attachments Cleaner adjusts to rug pile depth We carry disposable bags for all cleaners ONLY $6 995 Model 1020 Downtown 125 Broad St Autopsy Revealed GASTONIA (AP) An autopsy has disclosed that a girl who liked religious music and who was described as a country had been sexual ly assaulted and then shot three times in the head The body of 20 year old Vir ginia Carol Main had been found Wednesday in woods just outside of Dallas north of Gastonia The Ashe County girl had been missing since Aug 21 from a Gastonia home where she cared for an invalid wom an Gaston County Coroner Bill McLean said Thursday that Miss Main had been shot three times in the brain Lt loyd Braxton of the Gaston County rural police said Miss Main was believed to have been killed elsewhere and her body dumped in the woods Miss hobby was collecting inexpensive jewelry On her body were found two wrist watches five rings two bracelets and an anklet Her body was partly disrobed and undergarments and a can of hairspray were nearby along with an Aug 21 copy of the Gas tonia Gazette On Aug 21 she told her em ployers Mr and Mrs Charlie Mathews that she was going downtown She was never seen alive again Manager Announced State urniture Stores an nounces the appointment of Elliot Shugar as the new manager of the store at 114 Center St Shugar was transferred from State urniture of Greensboro replacing Glenn Reneger who has been transferred to largest and newest store at Winston Salem Shugar who is 37 has many years of experience in all phases of merchandising es pecially in furniture and appliances 55 RICHARD THOMPSON 11 DOUGLAS WAIT Two Are Appointed To Blue Bell Posts GREENSBORO Douglas Watt has been appointed managing director of Blue Bell A the European manufacturing and marketing organization it was announced by LeMatty president of Blue Bell Inc Watt president of Blue Bell Canada Ltd since 1966 suc ceeds Murray Adams who will assume a new corporate position at the parent com Greensboro headquar ters LeMatty also announced the appointment of Richard Thompson as managing direc tor of Blue Bell Canada succeeding Watt Director of operations for the Canadian company since 1969 Thompson joined Blue Bell in 1964 as an engineering management trainee He served in various engineering and plant managerial posts in the and was named chief engineer for Blue Bell Canada in 1968 Watt joined Blue Bell in 1956 as a salesman Prior to being assigned to the Canadian com pany he was Western regional sales manager for the company Adams has been managing director of Blue Bell A since 1966 and was associated with Blue European opera tions since 1963 when he was named director of all European manufacturing operations His career with Blue Bell spans more than 35 years during which he held various manu facturing and marketing management positions in the and abroad Blue Bell Canada has head quarters in Montreal and plants and warehouses in Ontario and Quebec Blue Bell A com prises five plants and five warehouses in Europe located in Belgium Portugal Scotland Malta and Gon The company has marketing operations in Belgium England Germany the Netherlands Italy rance Sweden Portugal and Malta Both the Canadian and Euro pean subsidiaries of Blue Bell reported record sales in fiscal 1969 and have expanded pro duction capacity to meet the growing market demands for Wrangler brand apparel throughout Canada and in Europe PROGRAM PLANNED John Daniel Caldwell and his Gospel Ambassadors of Wilmington Del will present a program at the Bethel Con gregational Church located in the Rankintown Community on Saturday at 7 :30 pm The cricket hears bv listening through tiny ear slits on its front shins No Wage Hike Seen CHARLOTTE (AP) Citing a slack in busi a spokesman for textile giant Stevens Co says the firm does not plan a wage in crease Several other textile firms in cluding Burlington the largest have announced wage increases but have not disclosed the amounts are deeply concerned about the inflationary pressures under which our employes now find the Stevens spokesman said Thursday our company is pres ently confronted with a serious conation of slack An official of the Textile Workers Union of America ALrCIO said during a staff meeting last month in Atlanta that textile firms in refusing to grant pay raises are turning their backs on the problems of textile workers who are seeing previous wage increases gob bled up by inflation The Stevens official said believe our first task is to re gain more normal operations where production is curtailed and where some of our people are now laid off are making every effort to improve this condition and this needs to be accomplished ahead of a pay Stev ens employs 45000 Dr Hamilton Gives Topics Services are planned at New Amity ARP Church and Stony Point ARP Church at 10:30 am and 11:30 am respectively on Sunday Dr Hamilton pastor will speak on the topic The Talent Was The choir will use The as its special The communicants class will meet at New Amity ARP Church during the Sabbath School hour with Mrs Helen Sherrill as teacher The elders and deacons will meet in joint session at 6:30 pm All Summer abrics Priced To Clear $129 NEW ALL ABRICS 98 Buttons Harkey fabric i Oven Daily 9:00 5:30 st card 29 Scarf And Tie Prints Reg 198 to 249 $1 69 BONDED ACRYLICS CORDUROY Solids And Designs $1 98 I yd Wide Wale CORDUROY 298 yd UR Assorted abrics Sheers Voiles Dotted Swiss Crepe Dacron Cotton Prints And Many Others 98 AKE 983 yd VELOUR TOWELS Bath Size SUEDE CLOTH Sr)98 yd Polyester DOUBLE KNITS 4" PANNE VELVET Glitter yd PANNE VELVET 98 yd Acrylic Double Knits Slightly Irregular $149 'MARKEY'S I ILABOR DAY SALEI SHEETS Permanent Press Twin ull Size itted lat Solids Prints Stripes Slightly Irregular $1 98 XX XX SHOPPING CENTER Mon ri Nights 8: 30 I ea HAND TOWELS Kettlecloth I Yd Wash and Wear I 39 abrics I Yd Homespun an 1 49 Linen Type I Yd One Table $1 Assorted JL Yds Outing Prints e7Yd Jersey and 1 29 Orlon Prints Yd Snugglecloth 1 98 Washable Reg 298 Yd Wools Acrylics $198 Blends I Yd YksAw KiihWi I 1.

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