Statesville Daily Record from Statesville, North Carolina • Page 18

GOP Committee To Meet Friday James M. Baley, GOP state chairman today called a special meeting members of the Eepubli cart State Executive committee to be held at state headquarters here, at fYiday, October 20. The purpose of the meeting is to nominate GOP candidate to run for the unexpired term of Supreme Court Justice A. A. F.

Se- died last Saturday. With the filing date closing at 12'tt60n on October 21, the will just get under the wire. ThftrMty, October 1950 Happy Birthday! October 20 Day's Horoscope Your luck is really at its peak now. wish extra advantages, go after objectives or patronage. Don't rest on your laurels or take things easy these days.

Alfred Jr. Ruby Je.anette Moose Kiser Mrs. Clarence Ramsey Dorothy Baumgarner Mrs. Earl Lippard Mrs. Frank Brown Charles Cashion Joyce Dobson David C.

York Colon D. Galliher Spencer Goodwin Mrs. Ida Hayes Edith Reid Talle McLain Mrs. Morris Mason Arlie Johnson Linda Sue Murdock JuellBass Ruth Caldwell A. V.

Hamrick David Miller R. H. Bennett Earl Brooks AUTOMOBILC THUClr News In Brief JENNY LOUISE HUTCB1NS Mr. and Mrs. Tom H.

Hutchins announce the birth of daughter, Jenny Louise, at H. F. Long hospital October 18. KENNETH STEVEN PIPKIN Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Pipkin, Mt. Mourne, announce the birth of a son, Kenneth Steven, at H. F. Long hospital October 18. CLAUDE JEFFREY COGGINS Mr.

and Mrs. S. W. Coggins, Troutman, announce the birth of a son, Claude Jeffrey, at H. F.

Long hospital October 17. SON IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wooten, route 1, Mocksviile, announce the birth of a son at H.

F. Long hospital October 18. MICHAEL ALAN FOX Mr. and Mrs. James Fox announce the birth of a son, Michael Alan, at H.

F. Long hospital October 19. WILLIAM RANK1N YORK Mr. and Mrs. Ed York announce the birth, of a son, William Rankin York, at Memorial hospital in Charlotte October 18.

Mrs. York was formerly Peggy Rankin of Port Washington, N. Y. NO DAMAGE Firemen were called to the home of Don Deal at 614 Alexander street about 10:50 p. Wednesday where an oil stove had become overheated.

There was no damage. MARRIAGE LICENSE A marriage license Wednesday by the register 1 of deeds to 'James Harvey Stroud and Cleo Rosaline CLASS MEETING Wesley Feaowship class of Race- Street Methodist church will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the church hut. HAS OPERATION T. W. Fennell is resting comfortably following an operation F.

Long hospital yesterday. LEAVES HOSPITAL Mrs. George McCoy has returned home from the hospital and is improving satisfactorily. Cranford Rites Set For Friday Allison Cranford, 73, well- known farmer of the South River church community, died at his home on Woodleaf, route 1, last night at 10:30 o'clock of a heart attack. He had retired feeling in his usual health and the heart attack came soon after.

Mr. Cranford was a native of the community in which he died and spent all of his life there. He was born November 12, 1876, a son of the late Allison and Nancy Trollinger Cranford. He married the former Bell Donohue on December 25, 1899. She survives.

Also surviving are seven children: Nephi and Josh Cranford, Mrs. 0. W. Donohue and Mrs. Wade Powell of Woodleaf, route Mrs.

C. C. Cartner of Cleveland, route Mrs. Clyde Turner of Cleveland, route and Miss Inez Cranford of the home; 21 grandchildren and several great- grandchildren. The deceased was an active member of South River Baptist church arid took great interest in the up.

keep of the cemetery. He was a member of the Cleveland P.O.S. of A. Funeral services for Mr. Cranford are to be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at South River church, with Rev.

J. C. Swain officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will remain at Bunch Funeral home until late this afternoon at which time it will be taken to the residence to remain until a half hour before the funeral, when it will lie in state at the church.

C. ll. Payne, Home On Leave STONY POINT Charlie Ray Payne, HM 3rd class, USN, is spending 10 days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Payne, at their home here.

He has been in the United States navy for four years and is low serving on the USS General 3. W. Butner as a laboratory His ship is a transport which recently returned from duty in the Korean area. He will report back to duty next week in San Francisco. Handbags New fall handbags in velvets, suedes, or calf leather.

$2.98 Rayon Panties Ladies' rayon panties in lace trim or tailored styles. 69c or ,2 pair for $1.25 Scarfs Beautiful printed silk squares and ties. Also solid color scarfs. 48c to 98c Coats and Suits Gabardine coats and 30 only in assorted Colors. Sizes 10 to 40.

Friday and Saturday only. $1400 Nylon Sweaters Nylon Slip Over Sweaters In Assorted Colors. $2.00 Suits Select Your New Fall Coat and Suit From Our Stock of Youthcraft, Joaelli, or Mary Lane, Regular Junior and Half Siies, .50 to $55.00 106 S. CUTTER ST. Slips Large assortment of beautiful rayon crepe slips in tailored or wide lace trim at top and bottom.

Regular and extra siies. Nylon Slips nylon crepe, lace trim slips. $3.98 Crepe Blouses Special lot of rayon crepe blouses in white and pastel colors. Nylon Hose 51 gauge, 15 dealer, sheer quality ill nylon hose. Dress Special Oat lot of ladies' dresses in an 'assortment of materials and col- ori.

Juniors and larger siiet. Values to 117.95. Mrs. Walter Cant Dies In Newton TAYLORSVILLE Mrs. Walter Gant of Taylorsville, died Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in Newton General hospital, where she had been a patient for only a few days.

She had been in declining health for several years. Surviving are her husband and two children, Mrs. Espy Martin and Mrs. B. F.

Douglas, both of Alexander county, and a number of grandchildren. Funeral plans are incomplete, but burial will be in Concord Baptist cemetery. BROTHERHOOD Brotherhood of St. John's Lutheran church will meet Friday night at 7:30 o'clock. Dr.

F. W. Grose, member of the staff of Davis hospital, will be guest speaker. INTO NEW HOME Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Lee Moore have moved into their new home at 720 East Front street. 3 Cars Sustain Damage in Crash A three-way automobile collision reported by Highway Patrolman C. W. Pearson today showed no injuries to drivers but damage to all three cars. Patrolman Pearson said the accident occurred about 5:10 p.m.

Wednesday on highway 115 near the point where it is joined by Chipley Ford Richard Washington Mills, 74, of Statesvillc, route 7 told Pearson that his foot slipped off tho brake pedal as he attempted to stop behind a string of cars. His car struck the rear of the next car driven by Allen Manely Hill of Stony Point, route 1. Hill's car, in turn was knocked into the rear of another driven by Bristol of Statesville, route 5. School Children Injured In Wreck FAYETTEV1LLE, Oct. 19 (UP) A Queen City Trailways bus, loaded with school children from Fair mont on their way to the state fair, was wrecked 15 miles from here today and first reports said that some 15 children had been taken to a hospital.

There were no deaths reported. Early reports said only three of the children had been definitely admitted to the hospital. They were Robert J. Miller, Elwood Spivey and Joseph Dow. At least one occupant of the car Frances Maynor, Erwin Negro girl, was known to be injured.

There were two others in the car. It was believed that about 30 high school students were aboard the bus. First reports said the car apparently pulled from a side road and the bus swerved off the road trying to avoid a collision. 52 Women Take Red Cross Work Fifty-two women participated in the two training courses for Red cross volunteer workers held Tuesday and Wednesday at Broad Street Methodist church. The course was conducted by Mrs.

Marion Ritzert, special field representative from the Charlotte Red Cross blood center. Assisting in the program were Harrison Walker, Red Cross field representative; Miss Mozelle Brewer, Charlotte center chief nurse, and Mrs. J. N. Kincaid, executive secretary of the Iredell county Red Cross chapter.

Discussions were given by Mrs. J. C. Adams Miss Thelma Me- Kenzie, Mrs. Louis Bowles and Mrs.

Wallace Hoffmann. Gofortti fo Show HudsoM Friday Goforth Motor company, dealers in StatesviUe for Hudson cars, will display its new 1951 Pacemaker model Friday in the new building which has just been completed at 903 Shelton avenue. The showroom, when final touches are made, will be one of the most modern in this area. Formal opening for the new building will be held at a later date. Application Denied state banking commission turned down the application of Durham Bank, and Trust company to establish fjL branch bank in Chapel Hill terday.

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