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(N.C.) DAILY TIMES NEWS FULL TEXT OF POSITION BURLINGTON FRIDAY, HOSPITAL (Continued from Page One B) FEBRUARY 20, 1959 trict taken away as we constitute1 (Continued from Page Five B) house thep resent day high school. Mrs. Heath's Mother Passes ELON COLLEGE Mrs. T. C.

McAllister of Chilhowie, alone, and that tho hospital will) J. D. Gattis, Former City Resident, Dies Graveside rites for J. Dwight Gattis of Forest Park, a enrollment (2,184 divided by Your Church greatly increase the problem. one third of the county high school enrollment, and we feel that if three schools are to be built, we equals 72).

Thus it is evident Rogers said Edgewood Avenue that to take care of the growth in our schools we would need to to get on someone's team, or that they can have their per capita share of the bond issue money and do as they like. We are not against Graham. We feel that if mother of Mrs. Charlie Heath of want our full quota of students. already has heavy traffic, and Singers of Greensboro.

Elon College, died this morning. build schools with 45 to 50 class (5) we wish we knew how to that this is one of the most seri Elon Community Dr. Ray E. Phillips, modera rooms for each school. In these be more helpful to the County i Church Of God She had been in ailing health for three years and critically ill one they should join forces with us, ous problems involved in the hos large schools, children can be of Board of Education, former resident of Burlington, will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock at Pine Hill Cemetery in Burlington.

tor of the General Council of The Toney Trio, the Masters week. ipital site issue. fered a more comprehensive pro pledge them full suport on any Quartet and the Gethsemane Quar Congregational Christian Church Funeral arrangements are in we could all have a better school than if we stayed apart. The responsibility is on Graham (360 students) and the Countv Board bome will say that such reasonable proposal. Pickard pointed out that there III be featured in a com Mr.

Gattis died at his home yes complete. es, will speak at Elon College (6) It no practical solution can be reached to the satisfaction of are no through streets in the area, since Edgewood Avenue munity gospel song service Sun Community Church Sunday terday. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Allene Gattis of the of Education.

Alexander Wilson, schools are too large. But consider the fact that most of the better schools in the state have an enrollment from 1,000 to 3,000 students. Williams High had an everyone, we suggest to the Coun day afternoon at 2:30 at West morning at the 11 o'clock worship dead ends at Central Avenue and home; a half brother, John G. Holt, Eli Whitney, and Sylvan (706 students) have all made con service. Two Arrested After Cutting ty Board of Commissioners and to the County Board of Education: Burlington Church of God.

Front Street is two blocks away. Dr. Phillips has served fori Gattis of Dunn; a nephew and several cousins of Burlington. cessions. We invite Graham to enrollment close to 1,500 students.

Faith Methodist that the bond issue money be in Jennings M. Bryan, dis join with us. It takes cooperation some 40 years in social service work in South Africa under the Then, too, consider our colleges i government bonds or Final rites were conducted at A Burlington Negro Involved in residential There will be no church school cussed the crop ior consolidation. in the state. some other safe investment to a cutting tracas last ni; at Faith Methodist Church Sun property values that would result give us time to see what Congress Carolina has an enrollment of We want Graham to know that consider them to be fine peo County Jail today, and the other day due to moving into new church from the location of the hospital American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.

His most important contribution to the welfare of underpriv will do about making school kinds 7,000 and North Carolina State facilities. ple, else we would not want them First Baptist Church in Forest Park, this afternoon, and the body will be brought to Burke Funeral Home and remain there until taken to the cemetery for the graveside service. party the incident is free but nursing wounds closed by some in the area. He stated that he ailable on a matching basis. and Duke each 'have 6,000 stu The morning worsnip service at in our program.

Also, we wish to remind Graham that we coun stitches. ileged people of that county was clock will be held in the dents. We think it is practical for students to get accustomed to Edward D. Pritchett. 37.

of 1204 educational unit of the new church. try people do a laree part of our 'was not opposed to the construction of the hospital, but only to the proposed location, since he and other residents of the area real competition, flunking Thomas Avenue, is in jail today; On the following Sunday, church however. iraoing ana Danking there and! that we have been friends for all 'and doing things in a big way while they are in their formative on a charge ot assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill The pair was involved in a fra had taken active, part in the hos school and morning worship services will be held in the new church at the regular hours. the past years. years of high school.

pital iuna drive. mtlicting serious bodily in What positive program does cas on Quintas Avenue last night. As a result, Gattis received about We feel by buildnig large first Bryan said realtors not involved jury. A formal opening of the new Alexander Wilson. E.

M. Holt. Eli rate schools that Graham would in the issue have stated that the tfud Gattis, 38 year old Negro church, with laying of the corner cuts on the head, a six inch on the side of his face, an location of a hospital and "med stone, will be held on March 8 at! of 417 Cates Avenue, has the 80 stitches, and he is charged with (Whitney and Sylvan offer to the County Board of Education and to Graham? We propose that these five schools consolidate at 3 p.m., and open house obser be proud to be a part of it and we do not want to seem presumptuous, but we hope that the schools in the northern half of jical village" in the area would depreciate the value of property other eight inch cut across the back and side of his neck, and other cuts on his face. with a deadly weapon with vance will be held for the pub there trom 25 to 3d per cent. intent to kill.

He was not lic. a site close to Lindley Nursery llhe county will join our thinking. He pointed out that the head Ireland St. Chapel CONCLUSIONS appraiser of a large insurance xvudu ana nignway 87. Consider the enrollment of these Rev.

H. K. Dawnie of Scotland company estimates that the loca (1) Graham has offered no pos tion of a hospital there would jfive high schools. By adopting jsuch a plan half of the consoli will be the guest minister for all services at Ireland Street Chapel cause residential property value itive program toward accomplishing the consolidation of county high schools. They have hindered the consolidation program for the dation problem would be solved.

He will also broadcast WEEKEND BEST to drop one third, and that the; a service over WBBB at 8:45 construction of doctors offices School Enrollments Grahm, 360; Alexander Wilson. o'clock Sunday morning. the area would cause a drop' of whole county while the cost of Mr. Uowme is the author ot4o to 50 per cent in property building continues to rise. veidi uooks, dinung mem, vrob values.

(2) Graham should be told by 305; E. M. Holt, 268; Sylvan, 84; Eli Whitney, 149; total, 1,166. Mebane, 296; Elon, 203; Pleasant Grove, 175; Altamahaw Os sipee, 210; Haw River, 134; total, pel Outlines and Harvest Festi As an example of the loss in vals." volved, Bryan said approximately! SELLERS the County Board of Education to make an effort to consolidate with someone, or else thev will DR. RAY E.

PHILLIPS 50 houses in the area probably! Saxapahaiv Methodist i.uia. REV. W. F. SCHOLL, JR.

have an average value ot Glenn Harding ot the Total county high school en to. take their Per caPita the Jan H. Hofmeyer School of Social Work at Joannesburgl Foundation of Baltimore, will Many Bargains Featured In Every Dept. rollment (white) 2,184. jshare ot the bond.

lssue and use and that, on the basis of a value depreciation of one third, the loss be the guest speaker at Saxapa would total more than $400,000. If these combinations could 11 as mey see Iic Pending ap gree to consolidate, we would of the Countv Board of Uethoojst Church Sunday Bryan stated that many resi which he directed until his re cent departure from Africa. A native of Hawthorne, Wis. Dr. Phillips was educated a morning at the 11 o'clock.

Limited Quality Left Ordination Planned For Mr.Sclioll dents of the area spent their life's! build two high schools, one in puul luu" the northern part of the countv' (3) Alexander Wilson, Mr. Harding is executive di ings and devoted a lot ot time rector of the Koinonia Founda and one in the southern part. Wei10'1 Ea' Whitnev and Sylvan have Carleton College and Yale TJni ROSE BUSHES and effort in the construction of their homes. nu.n 'r 'n an institution dedicated to could build schools of quality con to consolidate with Gra Istruction that would have less ham in the region of Lindlev's Phillips, the former Dora Larson na uoning spLimaiij ana cui Ed Liles discussed possible fu Jturally skilled men and maintenance problems. There! Nursery Road at the junction of ture effects of a proposed rezon William Francis Scholl, ill be ordained into the ot Uarkeneid, was tive as her husband in represent America overseas.

would be only two water and'lgnway S. Our invitation still Direct from grower in Texas to you. All 2 years ing of the area, pointing to the systems to develop. leel that united we United Mission Africa. priesthood at Calvary Episcopal County Hospital area as an two school sites to purchase.

omVcan offer our children better ed Dr. Phillips, a top authority Church on Way tomor The United Church of afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. old, field grown. 5 Bush Assortment on problems of South Africa, is two cafeterias, two auditoriums, advantages at a lower two gymnasiums, two adminis Mission will meet Sundav night He stated that the County Pos Mr. Scholl will be ordained by tal area first was rezoned for.

clock at Air. and the author or three books, lhe Bantu Are Comins." "The Ban trative offices, workshops, labsj (4) Should Graham not care Everett Knight's home on Oak neighborhood business, and that the Right Rev. Richard Henry Baker, bishop coadjutor of North etc. The future cost of admin 'join us, the remaining four men tu in the City" and "The Crux: land Drive just off Edgewood Ave a permit has been issued tori lstration would be less. We could tioned schools have a resolution Carolina.

The Rev. Robert of the Race Problem. nue extension. the construction ot a service sta Watson, priest in charge of St. Dr.

and Mrs. Phillips will be. This will be the last of the Sun tion there. "First it will be doctors' of day night meetings, as regular; build schools comparable to the before the County Board of Edu best. These two units can be! cation requesting that we be al constructed at a cheaper cost! lowed to consolidate.

This would than three schools, thereby leav jthen be the first step toward the Luke's Church in Durham, preach the service. fices, then drug stores, restau morning services will begin or Rev. Robert F. Thomas, rector rants and theatres, he stated EXTRA SPECIAL 20 Gallon Plastic Trash Cans March 1 at 11 o'clock each Sunday in the Everett Knight home. ing more money to build muchkonsolidation program.

Shouldiof the Church of the Holy Corn reference to the Hermitage Roadj section, pointing out that future needed classrooms. It will request be granted we doiforter, will lead the litanv. lhe new mission erouD is now a minimum of 72 classrooms tonot want any of our school dis Mr. Scholl attended Charlott city zoning boards "may let the in the process of securing an ar College, Davidson College and: bars down. opposed to this location," he con chitect, with hopes of buildinj their first unit this year.

Lnion Theological Seminary and Liles said that the Babcock SOUTHERN (Continued from Page One B) tinued, "then we certainly would want to know about it and act Plan adopted by the city for the honored at a reception given by Elon College on Sunday afternoon. Mebane Presbyterian MEBANE Rev. John N. Somerville, Presbyterian missionary to Korea, will be the guest speaker at Mebane Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. Mr.

Somerville is one of three Presbyterian missionaries with the responsibility of reaching some one million Koreans living in Mokpo and on islands around this seaport. He spends much of his time at sea visiting the islands surround bnion Episcopal Seminary Alexandria, Va. Lock in place top, will not chip, break or peel. Reg. S12.95.

Graham Methodist development of traffic facilities criticism spot zoning as an unde He became the minister of Cal Three boy scouts from Troop accordingly." In response to a question, San 4i ot the church will receive their lrable procedure in a city de ders, an attorney, said he can most strongly worded yet released on the school issue, and the group present left little doubt as to the feeling of the southern vary and St. Andrew's Chapel of Haw River in June last year and was ordained as a deacon at that Eagle badges at a ceremony to 6j elopment. Less Than Vi Price be held in the fellowship hall at W. J. Porter, who lives in the assure residents of the Hermitage Road area that property se time.

uranam Methodist Church Sun immediate area, spoke in favor; part of the county on school cured by the hospital there will After the ordination ceremonv day night. The boys are Joe John ot the location ot the he used only lor protessional pur there will ba a covered dish sup there, stating that "anyone will It was pointed out that the four son, Al Braxton and Johnn Browning. and that such an arrange 3rd FLOOR per sponsored nv the Women schools in question are the only ing the seaport, counseling grow ment would stand up in court. Auxiliaries of St. Andrew's and The fellowship program admit that present conditions on Hermitage Road, with a junkyard and untended fields, are not the Yount, in response to a ques mg cnurcnes on tnese isianas.start at 6 0 chck Fami Calvary Churches.

schools in the county that have agreed to consolidate and agreed 3n concerning other possible ed States since 1954, when he be i' 1 SUpr' upon a site. sites, said some had been ten Several times during the read tatively considered, but that none were as suitable as the one best and the construction of a one and one half million dollai hospital there will be an improvement." He said the hospital should add, ig of the statement, applause gan his work in Korea. A native of Guthries, S. Mr. Somerville attended Presbyteri i an Colieee in Clinton.

S. C. andi SCHOOL (Continued from Page One B) trom the audience forced Dr. Lup Projectors AU Makes Models on Hermitage Road. Irrcgulars and odd lots from Homer Laughlin China Co.

save more than reading. It was ap Ralph M. Holt, chairman on rather than detract, to property) parent that the approximately the Memorial Hospital fund cam values in the area. Cups 10( spoke in tavor of the Her Columbia Theological Seminar challenged to upgrade them, at Decatur, Ga. By the time the students leave He is married to the former1 junior high school, he said, the Virginia Bell of Montrest.

the I abilities should he ripiprmmeH 350 persons at the meeting were behind the statement complete He stated, in reference to the! mitaae Rnad site althnncrh he traffic problem, that schools will Hues in the Peneral area andllV sister of Evangelist Billy Gra iand in high school those abilities be bui1 that area untU stated. "If you know of any other: In fact. alter reading the state property (for use as a site we pent. Dr. Lupton asked the au ham.

Mrs. Somerville serves in! can be challenged to the best ad new roaQ 1S cm mougn. medical anrl evantfelkfir unrl nf vantage of the sfnrW W. H. Lorimer, another certainly would like to know aience to register approval or ais the Mokpo mission.

I The new industrial trade school ident of tne area favor of about it." I approval of the statement by a Sugar Bowls 29c Salad Plates 15c Luncheon Plates 20c Dinner Plates 25c Tea Pots 69c Gravy Boats 29c Cake Plate 39c Smail Flatter 39c Large Platter 59c Oven Servers 1 5c rrm Pnrl RnntUt lnow beinS constructed here wiUicating the hospital there, staiea: In response to a question as to i voice vote. Saucers 10c Cereal Bowls 10c Large Cereal Bowls 15c Custard Cups 10c Soup Bowls 1 5c Veg. Bowls 29c Creamers 29c "Many people feel the need! I provide training for some of those Rev. L. J.

Morriss, secretary i i students who do not intend to go lor and want a new hospital. how traffic would be handled in! No person in the audience reg the area if the hospital should i istered a vote against the state be built there, Sanders we going to place our selfish ion to college, and for others above the needs of the en might not be able to get in due New streets will be built. The1 The action last night at E. M. tire county?" city will take care of it." Holt apparently leaves the school He said that, although he trav At the end oi the discussion, consolidation issue right where it Jones asked Pickard if he would 'has been for some time now els Edgewood Avenue frequently, he has not noticed heavy traffic on that street.

He added that, eai or Pt 'fhp to crowding of colleges, guest speaker at the 11 other discussion of construc GrVe Park wort. Dr. Spikes said addi Baptist Churcn shodd bg rfiad fa minister and a student at South and'Jordan SeIlars Hih eastern Baptist Theological Sem lgj confer with his clients to de No action can be taken until some termine if they would cease op area of agreement can be worked position if they were assured that: out between the various schools i regardless of the site selected for the hospital, some opposition will; the area would be zoned only for in the county. i audi hospital and professional use. i The issues will be discussed rise to the site selection.

Pickard asked the board why Fickard said ne could not do again tonmht when school "itrium gymnasium and music Jroom are to be added, and at Wil the Crumpler property is objec ice Sunday night. Rev. Travis Styles, pastor so at that time, and a motion for mitteemen from the county meet nliam: Hiph School an addition itionable as a hospital site, SPECIAL OFFER Keystone 100 PROJECTORS $995 MEN'S LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Large assortment from our regular slock of $2.99 shirts, Ivy League and regular styles. adjournment was approved. Graham.

the church, is in a Winston Sa 1 i t.J U.1.:J n. lfor rin(T tn tho offer hv iem nospnai undergoing surgery, djtorium tQ prQvide more to donate 10 acres of HICO DapilSl iroorn SDace. iana at tne incersecuon oi Uge 4. dedication service will he1 Avenue Extension and High held Sundav 'at Hico Baptist! Sauirrels are found in every i way 70 A as a site for the new ESTES DRUG CO. Church at 2 o'clock.

Rev. W. L. part of the world except Austra i hospital. Stewart will be in charge of the Ilia, according to the Encyclopedia! Marvin E.

Yount, Ala service pasted hv the Indian i p.ritannica imance General Hospital admin serving you from their location: Junction of riistrator, saio one ot me reasonv i for the rejection of this offer is FREE that it is just as far from the population center of the county as Elon College, and that a prop Hwy. 49 70 A north of How River. "THE DRUG STORE OF EXTRA SERVICES" erty otter lrom the college was turned down for the same reason. He pointed out that Crumpler Tripod Screen EASY TERMS lAO Down has offered the hospital 10 acres of land, and that surrounding you can be sura you're getting your vitamins with potent property would be used as a real DRAPERY MATERIAL Yes, all full bolts of beautiful patterns. Values to $2.99.

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r' "Member Alamance ffl Phannaceuticat f' i4 0't I HA your Society" Wm control the price of surrounding capped and Camera property needed for the location of doctors' offices and that "doctors laughed at this idea and said they would not go out there if Corner SHOPfjl Crumpler controls it. E. T. (Curly) Sanders, a member of the board, stated, "We Estes Drug Co. have had so much opposition at Alamance General Hospital from! the medical profession thst we Phone CA 8 8377 Open Mon.

Fri. 'til 8 P.M. "Whero Quality Is Sold For Less" Haw River, N. C. are gun shy.

It has been vicious. "If the medical protession is.