The Gastonia Gazette from Gastonia, North Carolina • Page 12

WIONESDAY, MAY THE GASTONIA (M. GAZETTE THRIt KNIGHTS IN SHINING reminiscent of Italian Renaissance days recently took place in Vatican City, Rome, Italy, when 21 recruits were sworn into the famous Swiss Guards. The occasion marked the 450th anniversary of the Papal bodyguards'founding. Above, 3 recruit, raisins his right hand, with three Bngers extended to symbolize the Trinity, takes the Guardmen's oath in German. 56 Seniors Receive Diplomas In Cherryville Cherry- vine School closed Tuesday evening with 56 members of the Also, Betty Ray Hendrick.

Herbert Morris Hickson Larry Dean Hiatt. Judith Kay Ho- senior class receiving vis, Charles Richard Hudson, For the processional, the band, I Dennis Wayne Humphries, Be- under the direction of P. Irene Jenkins. Betty Jo Grabill, played "Pomp and Cir-j Kistler, Betty Jean Kivett. Eu- cumstance." The invocation was! gene Darrell Carolyn Jean- by the Rev.

Lerov C. Trexler. ette Ledwell, Frances Hudson A symposium. "The Living Present." was presented with Miss Mildred Beam as moderator. Talks were given by Patricia Fariiv on "Patriots for Martha Sue Hayes, "The Spirit of Scientific June Riddle.

"The Happy Diana Rudisill, "Who i the Wise and Barbara Jill Wise. The seniors presented a class night pageant. "Portrait of a Class," on Friday evening in Starnes Auditorium. After the processional, the junior class pre- 1VJU sented a daisy chain and seniors a responded. were Charles Hudson.

"I Got an Diana Rudisill. the Parris, saluta- Bethel Personals BETHEL. S. Mrs. A.

Hand returned Thursday from Winston-Salem where she attended the North Carolina State Merchants Convention from May 19 to 23. Patsy Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson, fell from a sliding board while playing at Bethel School on Wednesday, sustaining a broken wrist. Her arm was placed in a cast.

Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Clayton of Alabama were dinner guests on ence Jenkins and family.

The guests are grandparents of Mrs. Mrs. Wideman. Jackson is ill at her home here. During her absence from the Bank of Clover, Mrs.

Lacy Robinson 'is substituting as clerk there, Lacy Ford son of Mr. and Mrs. Lacy K. Ford, and David Sims, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Wrignt Sims, are ill at their respective homes, suffering from measles. Mr. and Mrs. James Flanagan of Franklin and Mrs. E.

L. Flanagan of Bethel spent several days last week, at Carolina Beach. Miss Ada Ford attended the Mail Wails On Mickey GRAND RAPIDS. Postmaster H. Parker still hasn't located "Mickey," who wrote a touching letter to "Mommy, care of God, Heaven," but stacks of mail and at least one $25 check are waiting.

Mickey's unstamped -letter found its way to Parker's desk May 17. News reports of the letter touched off a flood of answering mail. A check came for "Mickey" yesterday from a wedding of Miss Bunny Bobo in Myers ark Baptist Church, Charlotte, on -Sunday. Robert C. Barnett, manager of the Southern Oil Company's plant in Shelby, N.

is in Dallas, Texas, attending the national convention of his company. Along with three other company officials he made a leisurely tour through the Southern states, arriving Saturday, and will spend a week there, Barneti is a native of Bethel, of the late James Meek and Millei Bai'nett, and step-son of Mrs, Barnett. Mr. and Mrs. J.

I. Hovis and Mr. and Mrs. John Hovis spent Sunday in Spruce Pine. Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. Ma loney and Libby Kay Maloney of Sharon, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

S. L. Clinton and Kathryit Clinton, spent Sunday in Hen- dersonvllle, attending the graduation of Mrs. Clinton's and Mrs. Maloney's nephew, Ronnie Maloney.

They luncheon guests of Ronnie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maloney. Mr. and J.

M. Carnes spent a day last week in Lincolnton, visiting their son, Gilbert Carnes and family. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carnes and Misses Martha and -Ann Alexander the e.c i at Friendship Baptist Church near Cramerton.

Recent visitors in the Carnes home were Pvt. J. A. Deese of Port Bragg, Mrs. J.

A. Dee.se and James Deese and family of Monroe, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plyler of Gastonia. Curtis Carnes has returned to his home in Pontiac.

after spending a week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gibson of Eastway Circle, Charlotte, announce the birth of a son, Graham Caldwell III, on May 16,, in Charlotte Memorial Hospital. Mr.

Gibson is a nephew of Mrs. J. M. Barnett. Clover CLOVER, S.

Mrs. W. Blair Moore was hostess at an informal drop-In at her home Saturday afternoon, honoring Miss Lillian Campbell, whose marriage to Cpl. Gary Lawrence of Clairton, and Camp Gordon, will be an event of Saturday. Rooms were arranged with late spring flowers and the mantel held regal lilies in a crystal container.

In the den pink roses were used. Guests were greeted by Mrs. Moore, who presented them to the honor guest and her mother, Mrs. John T. Williams, and were directed to the dining room by Mrs.

Joe Jackson. A decorative note of green and white was observed in decorations and refreshments. The table was overlaid with a handsome linen and a silver bowl held Madonna lilies and Queen Anne's lace. On a side table bottle drinks were served by Mrs. R.

D. Moore of Gastonia and Miss Minnabel Moore from a large antique china bowl filled with crushed ice and surrounded by magnolia blossoms. Mrs. Moffatt Wylie and Mrs. William Hammond assisted in serving Miss Campbell, who wore a striking black frock, pinned a bouquet of rosebuds, a gift from the hostess, at her shoulder.

She also received a silver serving dish. More than 55 guests called during receiving hours. Out of town guests were Miss Ruth Brown of Camden and Westminister. Mrs. R.

D. Moore of Gas- tonisi and Miss Lois Moore, of Atlanta. Ga. Miss Brown was the weekend guest of Mr. and Linda Craig, Harriett Smith, Joan Campbell, and Bobby Gibson spent Saturday at Erskine College.

Due West. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lawrence. Mr.

and Mrs. J. S. Edmunds, Misses Dora Lawrence, Martha banker in who said: "This little girl must not lose her faith." "Mickey's letter bore no re- Man?" and Mildred Beam, "Heart Within and God O'er-, head." The song. "I Love me." I Warren.

Frances Jean Waterson. Walter Winston Morrison, Ricn- Dia ard Colon Pope. Hilda Elaine portrait; Patricii Quinn, Betty June Riddle, Ra- torian- Johnny Stroupe. presi- chel Diana Rudisill. TheodoreUjent: John Heafner.

senior: Lennie Saine Walter Vance! Richard Pope. Solomon: Paul (turn address or last name. Schrum. Dorothy Pauline Self, Taylor, Professor Query; What's Nellie Faye Sipe. Charles Franklin Stroupe, Paul Grayson Taylor, Martha Jane Turner, Ronald Dean Turner.

Wilburn Evans My Fame panel, Jill Wise, Hilda Turner, memoirs. Bob Bea- was sung by Jack Bridges. Ben Dale. Billy Joe Eaker. Paul Ginn.

Pnnvirf MnvfA Herbert. Hickson, Jack McNeely.i V1C 1VI and Richard pope. i After Disturbance Diplomas were awarded byj Supt. Penton L. Larson to the RALE1GH dozen confollowmg: Michael Bartlett Allran, Bobby Eugene Anthony, Ruby Alene Beal, Laura Jeanette Beam, Mildred Ashlyn Beam, Shirley Beam, Patricia Fay Boyd.

Mar- Quinn. Ronald Anthony: ghost trice Jenkins. Janet Cook, and Dawn Davis: Linda Chastain, class flower; Martha Sue Hayes, motto: Joyce Brackett, poet; the boasters, June Riddle and Ben Dale; Mr. and Mrs. CHS, John- victs at the" Prison Camp Yancey County were transferred yesterday following a disturbance.

State-Prisons Director Williai The letter said: "Dear Mommy, I miss you very much since you went to live with God. I hope you're happy. I'm lonesome without you and Daddy since you have gone away. Please tell God to help me be good so I can come to heaven by you. Love, your baby girl, ny Stroupe and Diana Rudisill; Terry Brown, remedies; relatives.

DECISIVE TEST RUN Shirley Beam. Patricia Boyd, Judge Maxin'e Eaker, Nellie D. Watts called for a test Michael Allran, Herbert Hickson. when Chester S. Bragiel argued Larry Hiatt.

and Dan-ell LaiUihe could not have been doing 80 Bobby Lee Dellinger. auctioneer; I miles an hour when arrested lor 111 i Judy Hovis. palmist; Mildred, speeding. "Why my car couldn't get over 50, your honor," Bragiel policeman out on an lenp. Brackett Jack "Bridges Bailey said the men put; Beam, valedictorian: Gary Sum- Terry Keith Browne.

Darrell in Isolation cells at the Bun-i mer. pianist; and class superla- complained. Glenn Carpenter, Janet Sadie nnmhc pnnnfv ramn npndimr AD Chapman. Linda Ue Chastain, C0m pending The baccalal reate fermon was take Bragiel's car out on an Janet Lee Cook. Warren Jen- investigation ana disciplinary ac-, by thg Rpv John Brokhoff expressway for a test run.

The ings Cook. Ben Nolan Dale. Bar-jtion. of st. Mark's Lutheran Church, officer telephoned baek that the bnra Dawn Davis, Dickie Dean! Bailey said order was restored! Salisbury, on the topic.

"Let's: car hit 80 miles an hour easily Dease. Robert Lee after the disturbance start- Get it Straight," on Sundayjand could, have gone PeiTie Philmore Drum. Billy Joe ed and the camp continued op- Eaker. Evelyn Maxine Eaker. i erotions under normal routine.

Patricia Catherine Farrls, Paulj He said he was awaiting a the nature and cause of Wayn.e Ginn. Martha Sue Hayes, I port on th John Franklin Heafner; the distur! evening. Other ministers Cherryville participated in tire service and a number was presented by the Glee Club, directed by F. D. Grabill.

of Bragiel was sent- to jail for five days and ordered not to drive for Subscribe For The Gazette Jane Curry, Mike Sitlord attended capping exercises at Memorial Hospital, Charlotte, on Friday. Miss Bobbie Jane Lawrence, daughter of the. former couple, received her cap. Miss Jane Reid, a student at Meredith College, Raleigh, N. has arrived to spend her vacation with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.

W. G. Reid. Grady Mtmday of Erskine College has arrived to spend the summer at his. home here.

Mr. snd Mrs. James Love of York were dinner guests on Sunday of Mrs. J. A.

Jackson and Miss Sara Jackson. The Rev. and Mrs. Joe Brooks of Rocky Mount are visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

McLain Ford. Mrs. G. H. McElve.en of Bishopville.

and Mrs. T. W. Crutcher and children of Charlotte were guests of their mother, Mrs. W.

P. Smith, on Sunday. Billy Akers. Jim and Gene Bowman, and Raymond Dickson. students at the University South Carolina, spent the weekend at their homes here.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Owen spent the 'weekend at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs.

Boyce Faulkner Jr. and children of Rock Hill were recent guests of the former's parents. Miss Frances Gettys, a student at Erskine College, arrived home Tuesday for a vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Gettys. Mr. and Mrs. C. M.

Knox and son, Johnny, attended graduating exercises at Lenoir Rhyne College on Monday. Their daughter. Miss Jane Knox. was a member of the graduating class. Mrs.

Robert Parker is spend' ing some time here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. o. Stroup.

before joining her hu band, Pfc. Parker in Germany They attended the commencement exercises at Erskine College. Mr. and Mrs. L.

B. Earle attended graduating exercises at Erskine College. Their daughter, Sara Jane Earle, was a member of the graduating: class. Miss Barbara Jean Earle, another daughter at Erskine, accompanied them home. and Mrs.

Edward Hardin Smith, Linden Smith, and Louise Smith will attend graduating exercises at Duke University, Durham, on Sunday. Edward Smith Jr. will be a member of the graduating class. Miss Nan Abell of the Central School faculty of Charlotte, will arrive home this week to spend the summer with her mother, Mrs. John Abell.

Miss Rene Clark of Hickory, N. will visit her cousin, Miss Eleanor Smith, this week, coming especially to attend the Junior High School exercises. Miss Smith will receive her promotion certificate to the ninth grade. To Hold Annual Meeting MOUNT MounV Holly "Glrl'Scouts will hold ta end of the year meeting on Thursday at 7:30 p. m.

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