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LEGAL NOTICSS NOTICE TO CREDITORS NORTH CAROLINA GA6TON COUNTY TUe underalsned, quill- fled as executor ol tho 'stale ot dtMased, liw of duton county, thLj (a nM all persons having claims esUta to pitsent them to the updenlEned on or before the 13th day ol May, 1970, or thlj rwtlM wui be pleadea In bir of recov- err. All ceraoiu Indebted to uld estate will pleaw mike tameduw payment to the undesigned. Thta 29th day of October, Iftfifl ADAM CHAMBERS JR. 12S2 Fairmont Street Charlotte, N.C, Whltener and Mltehem Attorneys for Executor NOT. 1, 8, IS, 22 NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA, OASTON COUNTY.

Under and by of the power of aale contained in a certain deed of trust executed by Eugene C. Johnson and Peggy D. JohMon to Henry M. dated August 30, 1BS5, and recorded in Deed or Trust Boo it 1047 it Pago 136 In the Office of tho Register of Deeds for Qaaton County, North Carolina, said property having been thereafter told to Kenneth 'A. Hord and vile, Lavernl A.

Hord, by deed dated January 25, 1966. by deed recorded In Book 808 at Page 6S7, and the said Kenneth Subscribe To The Gazelle LEGAL NOTICES Kord Laverne A. Hord' ssumed payment of said DcM of Tnut, default bavins been made a the payment of the Indebtedness secured and the said deed of trvub being by terma thereof aubjct to foreclosure, and the holder ot the IndebtcdneM thereby wcured having demanded lore- clojun thereof, for the purpoea of BatUfylng the undersigned Tniitee will oiler lor at public suction to the highest bidder for cuh at the court- home door In OMtonla, North Carolina, noon, on the 25th day of November, the land conveyed In aald Deed ot Trust, the lying and being In OBJ ton County, North Carolina, and being more particularly described aa follow: Being the full contents of tot No. Pour (4) Mounlalnbroofc Subdivision accordlDg to map or thereof made by Plndlay, Withers it McConnBUghey, Registered Surveyors, dated November 21, 1061 a copy of which Is recorded In the Office of the. Register of Deeds for Qastoa County, North Carolina, in Plat Book.

19 at Page 79 to which Jd plat reference hereby made, The grantees herein expressly agree la assume and satisfy according to Its terms that ceruin note Bud deed or trust on property to Mason, Trustee for the First Federal Savings Loan Association, caatonli. North Carolina; deed ot trust being dated June IS, and recorded in Deed of Trust Book 1043 at Page This sale will be made subject to any and all Uxea and municipal Bisesamenta which may be due and payable on snld property. Tho successful bidder will be required to make a cash deposit of of tha amount or the sale up to and Including 41,000.00 plus 5 ot any excels of $1,000.00. This the 24th day ot October 1369, HENRY M. WHITES1DES Trustee (Seal) NOV.

I. 8. 15, 22 c4 Welders. Stop looking for a job. We have lonp-term opportunities for welders experienced in heavy construction work.

With several gena- rating stations under construction In both Carolinas, and more on drawing board, you'll have continuous employment for many years. Top wages and excellent fringe benefits Including low-coat lodging and at job sites. Contact: Mr. W. T.

Smith Oconee Nuclear Station P. 0. Box 1234 Seneca, S. 29678 Phone (803) 882-4631 Duke Power I An equal opportunity employer, Achievement Rites Scheduled Sunday At Church PRINCE HAS BIRTHDAY Prince Charles folded im his 21st birlhday party at Buckingham Fafacc nt 3:30 a.m. today, grabbed a few hours of sleep and flew to (he country home of a pretty debutante whose company he has been keeping.

Lady Leonora, the daughter of the Dulie and Duchess of Westminster, attended the party and returned home Jusf ahead of Charles. At his rarly, Charles danced and played a cello concert for his guests. the pholo, he Is shown In a twin-engined plane he Is learning to pilot. Wlrephoto) Grenade Tossed At Truck, Wounding Arabs, Soldier A grenade llirown al an Israeli army truck parked near a crowded vegetable market In occupied Ramatlah today exploded, wour.ding 21 Arabs and one Israeli soldier. Half an hour later another grenade was thrown at an army patrol in occupied Gaza City, wounding J6 Arabs and one Israeli soldier.

A spokesman said the Israelis were silting in a parked truck about 150 feet from the market when the grenade went off. He said the soldiers fired at the assailant and the market place became a scene of panic, as tlie cries of the wounded mixed with those trying lo flee. A hospital spokesman at Ka- mallah paid he treated 21 persons for grenade wounds and all but three were released. A curfew was immediately imposed on tbe town, situated just nortb of Jerusalem in the occupied west bank of Jordan. Arab guerrillas said Friday night that tbey had blown up aa oil pipeline in the Israeli port ot Haifa, selling off a huge fire that was still raging when darkness fell.

The Israelis said today the blaze was ignited by a spark from a welder's torch and extinguished in five The Palestine Armed Struggle Command announced Am- man, Ihe Jordanian capital, thnl Al Fatah commanders planted explosives near a pipeline and fled. The Israeli military command announced in Tel Aviv lhat four Israelis were injured today when Arab forces launched a mortar attack on an Israeli settlement in the occupied Syrian Golan Heights. The Israelis returned thu fire and the exchange laskcl an hour and 40 minutes, a spokesman said. Palestinian guerrillas claimed, they also attacked several Israeli military positions in the northern and central Jordan valley, killing or wounding several Israeli soldiers and destroying a bridge, two Israeli outposts and several Israeli military vehicles. In Cairo, Ihe semiofficial newspaper Al AJiram said it had "docuniented evidence" lhat the Israeli navy and air force participated with U.S.

and British forces in maneuvers in the Mediterranean on Oct. 17-2(5. At Afiram said Egypt would give certain "directly concerned" Arab nations access to the documents. It did not say what they contain, but indicated they might provide proof that the U.S. Navy took pictures ol.

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The United States and Britain have denied that the Israelis participated in the exercises. Al Hie Uniled Nations in New York, Egyptian Ambassador Mohamed Hassan El Zayyad said diplomatic initiatives to achieve a peaceful settlement of Uie Middle East conflict are by no means over. The ambassador also said in an interview that Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser's call in a recent speech for more "blood" should not be taken as a call for more war. Nasser was emphasizing tha need for more sacrifice by the Arabs, El Zayyad said. Israel's supreme court ordered the nation's state television station Friday to continue broadcasting on Friday nights, the start of the Jewish Sabbath.

Prime Minister Golda Meir, bowing to pressure from the National Religious party, had tried to postpone the inauguration of Friday night telecasting because she needs the religious group's help In forming a coalition government. The annual Achievement Week program of Epsilon Unsiton Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity will be presented Sunday' al 4:30 p.m. at B'irst Congregational Christian Church of Lincoln Academy Community of Kings Mountain. Keynoting the occasion will be. the Rev.

James Herbert Nelson, of prangehurg, S. a noted Civil Rights Leader and member of the President's Commission on Civil Rights in South Carolina who will deliver the address. Music will be presented by the church choir of which Mrs. F. J.

McNair is president and Mrs. M. W. Wilson is organist. Basileus George W.

Miller will preside at the service. T. Jefters will present the Citizen of tie Year who will receive a plaque for outstanding services to the community. Attorney D. E.

Ban- seur will present the Omega Man of the Year award. Former winners of the Citizens of the Year Award will bo recognized at this time. The, public Is invited to the ceremony. DEDICATION The dedication of the New Educational Department ot St. Paul's Baplist Church, N.

Oakland St. has been postponed until the fifth Sunday at 11 a.m. instead of Sunday at 3 p.m. The change was made to avoid a N.C. Girl Wins Award FT.

WORTH, Tex. (AP) Mary Jane Eoyster, 16, of Charlotte, N.C., won the Friendship Award while representing her city Friday in the Miss Teenage America contest. Miss Royster was selected by other contestants in the F(. Worth pageant as the girl they would most like to have, as a sister. Sandra Lynn Herring, 17, of Sacramento, was selected for the Leadership Award that goes to the girl considered most capable of becoming tha first woman president.

Miss Teenage America Is lo be chosen tonight. Driver Arrested After Long Chase, Gun Battle KEXANSVILLE, N. C. (AP) state trooper arrested a Kinston man Friday after a 17- mile gun chase that included a gun battle. Robert Becton, 22, was arrested after he wrecked his onr.

He was charged with assault and attempted assault, attempted robbery, speeding more than 100 miles an hour and failing to stop for a police car. Trooper T. Evans said lie chased Becton to question him about an attempted robbery of a merchant at Kenansville. The chase began after Ihe trooper and a Duplin Oounly deputy approached Becton and another man, Levonne Green, 28, of Kinxlon, (o question them about the wounding and attempted robbery of Ihe operator of a grocery filling station. The operator, Ivey Bowden, was shot in the abdomen and log.

Television Programs SATURDAY, NOV. 15, 1969 7:30 P.M. 3-JACKIK GLEASON-Donald O'Connor guests as a money- minded maitre 'd where the Honeymooners are visiting Hawaii. TCILI.tAMS Jimmy Durantc, Jackie DeShannon, the Grass Roots and Holf Harris appear on tonight's ihow. 8:30 P.M.

J-MY THREE the wedding only a week ajvay, Steve and Barbara are overcome by the jitters and both begin to wonder, if they're dotng'the right thing. NIGHT AT THE TV cameraman is injured while covering a pro football game. His money hungry brother-in-law urges him to feign injury and sue 1 CBS. WELK Tha cast commemorates Oklahoma's Statehood Day. P.M.

ACRES Hooter- villo's alarming population drop (from 68 to 46) has Oli- ver crusading to make the farm community more appealing to young people. P.M. Janet, and deputy nurses Bobbie, Billie.and Betty plan to inoculate everyone in the valley against flu until they meet Jasper Tweedy. 0 Notre Dames takes on Georgia Tech at Atlanta. P.M.

TEENAGE AMERICA Dick Clark and hostess Marilyn Van Derbur introduce the 45 contestants. WBTV (3) 3:00 Wilburn Bros. 3:30 Porter Wagoner (9) WCCB-TV (18) WCTU-TV (36) Science Fiction My Favorite Martian College Football College Football 4:00 Country Roundup 4:30 Country Roundup Roller Derby Roller Derby College Football World of Snorts 5:00 Wrestling 5:30 Wrestling Bill Anderson GE College Bowl World of Sports World of Sports Movie Movie 6:00 Early Report 6:30 Death Valley Days Pulse HunUey-Brinkley World of Sports Kitty Welts Movie News 7:00 Tommy Falle 7:30 Jackie Gleason Nashville Music Andy Williams Dating Game 8:00 Jackie Gleason 8:30 My Three Sons Wagon Train Wagon Train Andy Williams Adam-12 Newlywed Game Lawrence Welk Wagon Train Wrestling 9:00 Green Acres 9:30 Petticoat Junction Sat. Mite Movie Sat. Nile Movie Lawrence Welk College Football 10:00 Hiss Teenage Amer.

10:30 Miss Teenage Amer. Wrestling Big Movie. Sat. Nite Movie Sat, Nile Movie College Football College Football 11:00 Miss Tccnogo 11:30 Late Report Weekend News Joe Pync Big Movie Big Movie College Foolball Joe Namath Late Sthow Lato Show Tho deputy captured Green, who was charged with 'assault wilh intent to kill in the wounding of Bowden, and with, attempted The trooper gave this account: Becton shot at tlic deputy, then tried to run over Evans. Tlie trooper fired his riot gun at Becton's car three times before starting chase his vehicle.

Becton's auto wrecked near Ricblands after traveling at speeds of up lo 115 m.p.h. and once nearly running down a group of school children. A Beulaviiie woman was hospitalized after her car-collided with one driven by a state trooper on his way to assist in the chase of Becton. Duplin deputies said Joan Maready's collided with a patrol car driven by trooper Robert Crocker ot Kenansville. WORSHIP KNOWS NO CALENDAR SO DO ATTEND SERVICES OF YOUR CHOICE THIS WEEK Mary S.

Weant 864-6954 conflict. Everyone is asked lo note Uie change and plan to attend. The Rev. J. B.

Humphrey of Charlotte will be guest speaker. NEELYS GROVE The Rev. M. L. Campbell, pastor of Neelys Grove AME Zion Church of New Hope Road has announced that his church has been made a station church since the annual Western N.

C. Conference held last week and he will conduct regular services at the church each Sunday instead ot twice a month. At 6 p.m., Sunday members of St. Peters AME Zion Church of Gaslonia and the Hev, N. V.

Jones, pastor, will worship at Neelys Grove. GOSPEL LIGI1T SINGERS The Gospel Light Singers of Lowell will have the last musical programs of the year Sunday at 2:30 and 7:30 at the New Testament Church ot God of Lowell. MISSING Sue Auton Davis, IS, of Bessemer City Jl-1, was reported missing last week by her husband, William Davis Jr. Slie 5 (t. 4 inches, 134 pounds, with a fair complexion, ash blonde iiair and blue eyes.

Her husband feels she is ill and in Clover, S.C., or Kings Mountain. Anyone seeing this is asked lo contact the Gaston Rural Police. Will McNair Run Against Strom? COLUMBIA Will Gov. Robert Mctv'air make a race for the U. S.

Senate next year? It has been speculated that lie will. But McNuIr said at a news conference Friday he's "not anticipating anything liko that." Bcmocrat McNair, mentioned as a possible opponent for Republican Sen. Strom Thurmond, said he will announce his political plans early next year. One ycur remains in his current term. Tho possibility of a senatorial race for McNair has intrigued many South Carolina Democrats for tho past year.

Newspapers have run speculative stories but McNair has neither encouraged nor spiked tho rumors. Friends have said McKuir, who will be 48 In December, will resume his law practice when ha leaves office at the end of 1970. Bui, the rumors that he will run against Thurmond have persisted. McNair, who became governor in 1965 ivhen Gov, Donald Itus- sell resigned, seemed to close lha door Thursday on any sen- alorial race, at least temporarily. "I'm discussing my plans now with my family," he said.

South Carolina governors may not servo consecutive, elected terms. McNair ranged over a number of subjects at his news conference but concentrated on the fiscal outlook for the state. The governor said he expects Side Glances tho stale to continue attracting industry, despite a troubled national economy. Ho said South Carolina gov eminent should finish the cur rent fiscal year in the black. But ho admitted some fi seal sources are not keeping pace wilh previous years.

McNoir said legislators wil! bo mindful ol limited funds anc probably will wpprovo few large, new programs, I will be a year of carrying forward olc programs and those by the last General Assembly. Tho governor also expressed concern over one specific pro gram the pilot kindergarten project. Hu said there may not be enough money lo expand the program beyond its current experimental level. The projec was given only $500,000 by the 1969 General Assembly, despite pleas from educators to fund a broadef program. "My Judgment is ihat this should be a lop priority said McNair while, at the same time, acknowledging the pros pccts are more than dim for its expansion, He said the project has guinw wide public- acceptance, McNair said the general as sembly will approve no tax in creases for general purposes but, conceivably, may okay an increase of one cent per gallon in tha gasoline lax.

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GASTONIA, N.C. An equal opportunity employer IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Available for service job), NO experience neeeiiary. WILL TRAIN GOOD WAGES and COMPANY BENEFITS Apply MAYFLOWER PLANT PERSONNEL OFFICE Onnierfon, N.C. Monday thru Friday 8 A.M. 5 P.M.

"An Equal Opportunity Employer" ECRETARY High School Graduate with minimum two yean secretarial experience or graduate from business college. This position like all positions within our company offers excellent opportunity for advancement, good starting salary, excellent fringe benefits, best working conditions. Apply in person to: Mr. Glenn Youngblood Director of Personnel G. W.

MURPHY INDUSTRIES 332 Atando Avenue Charlotte, N.C. "An Equal Opportunity Employer 1 WESTERN AUTO IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR FULLTIME STOCKMEN TO HANDLE VARIOUS ASSIGNMENTS OUR NEW MERCHANDISE DISTRIBUTION CENTER IN GASTONIA EXPERIENCE DKSHIED BUT NOT ESSENTIAL AS WE TRAIN TIIE niGIir FOR THE JOBS. We Offer: GOOD STARTING SALARY WITH REGULAR INCREASES EXCELLENT COMPANY PAID PROFIT SHARING AND RETIREMENT PROGRAM GENEROUS INSURANCE COVERAGE ANNUAL PAID VACATIONS LIBERAL DISCOUNT ON MERCHANDISE Apply In Person AT OFFICE 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M. DAILY WA FAMILY STORE 410 W.

Franklin Gasronia, N.C. "An Equal Opportunity Employer" EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY OPENINGS AVAILABLE WITH SOUTHERN DYESTUFF COMPANY for CHEMICAL OPERATOR TRAINEES. This is a rotoring shift work with a ttatt'mg roto of $2.30 per hour shift premium for 2nd and 3rd shifti. TOP FRINGE BENEFITS PAID BY THE COMPANY Including: Life Insurance Hospital Surgical Insurance Holidays, Vacation Profit Sharing Retirement Pfan APPLICANTS MUST HAVE SATISFACTORY PAST WORK RECORD AND PERSONAL TRANSPORTATION. Apply Personnel Office Located On Hwy, 27, Across fho Cafawfaa River from Mt.

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