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2A Burlington (N.C.) TIMES-NEWS November 9, .1973 Graham. High Band Gives Roads, Intersections Are Graded Concert GRAHAM The first public appearance of Graham High School's stage band will be on the courthouse steps tonight. The band, under the direction of Jim White, will perform at 7 pjn. on Court Square. The concert is sponsored by the Graham Merchants Association for the opening of the fall sales season.

J.W. Sewell MEBANE James William Sewell, 58. of 6G3 Carr died Thursday" i in a Burlington hospital after an extended illness. He was a native of Calvin County. Ala.

and was a retired textile employee and insurance agent. A veteran of World War II. he was the recipient of the Bronze Star with four oak leaf clusters. Final rites will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. in Walker's Funeral Home Chapel conducted by the Rev.

Luther King, pastor of Eastside Baptist Church, and the Rev. James Christopher. Burial will be in Eden. He is survived by his wife. Mrs.

Virginia M. Sewell, of the home; one son. Ronnie Sewell. U. S.

Marines at Camp Lejeune: one brother. Clark Sewell of Oxford. two Mrs. Louise Rogers. Anniston.

Ala. and Mrs. Doris Garner of Oxford. The will remain at Walker's Funeral Home through the funeral hour. Tne family will receive friends at the funeral home 7 p.m.

to 9 p.m. today. Jennie Dunevant Mrs. Jennie Barts Dunevant. 67, of Rt.

9. Burlington, died Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at her home following five years of declining health and three weeks of critical illness. She was a Virginia native, daughter of the late Bud and Mary Frances Taylor Barts. She was.

the wife of Pink Dunevant. who died in August of this year. She was a member of Hopedale United Church of Christ. Surviving are five daughters. Mrs.

Hazel Tickie of Rt. 4. Burlington. Mrs. Louise Capps of Burlington, Mrs.

Teddy S. Gates of Rt. 5. Burlington, Miss Patricia Kaye Dunevant a i i a Faye Dunevant. both of the home: one sister, Mrs.

Enzer Vaughn of Lake Placid. two brothers. Marvin L. Barts and Gratton H. Barts.

both of Burlington: two half-brothers, Luther Barts of Graham and Banks Barts of Burlington: three half-sisters. Mrs. Alice Turner of Haw River. Mrs. Sally Anderson and Mrs.

Collen Mills, both of Burlington. Final rites will be held at the Hopedale United Church of Christ Saturday at 2:30 p.m.. with the church's pastor, the Rev. Lester Stanley, officiating, assisted by the Rev. Clyde H.

Stanfield, a retired Baptist minister. The body will remain at Lowe Funeral Home until placed in the church to lie in state for 30 minutes prior to the funeral. The family will be at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 o.rn. Bake Sale THE DAILY TIMES-NEWS 707 Sniih Main Sirwi. Burlir.elon.

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Chicsgs. De-ro't. San Francisco. PitJsfcurgi, RALEIGH (AP)-The State Division of Highways has issued a report card showing Hertford County -has the state's most dangerous highway while Buncombe has the worst intersection for automobile accidents. The division's traffic engineering branch, in an annual report, rated more than 400 locations on a formula based on the severity of accidents, the obituaries Sophronia Sykes GRAHAM Final rites for Mrs.

i a Ellen Thompson Sykes. 100. of Rt. 2. Graham, will be 2 p.m.

Saturday at Chestnut Ridge United Methodist Church in Orange County. She died unexpectedly Wednesday in a Burlington hospital following a short illness. She had been in declining health for several years. A native of Alamance County, she was the daughter of the late Joseph and Mary Jane Durham Thompson, and the widow of William Graham Sykes, who died in 1931. She was a member of Chestnut Ridge United Methodist Church.

Survivors i her daughters, Mrs. Callie Cates, Rt. 2. Mebane. Mrs.

Lillian Ray and Mrs. Ida Slaughter, both of Mefaane. Mrs. Josie Brewer, with whom she made her home. Mrs.

Reatha Lewis and Mrs. Selina Johnson, both of Burlington. Mrs. Pauline Albright. Rt.

1. Graham: son. Sykes. Rt. 2.

Mebane: 36 grandchildren. 101 great-grandchildren. 43 great- great grandchildren. 12 step- grandchildren. 48 step-great- grandchildren and 57 step-, great-great grandchildren.

The Rev. Curtis Oakley, pastor of Riverside Baptist Church in Graham, will officiate, assisted by the Rev. Harley Anderson, pastor of Lighthouse Baptist Church, and the Rev. Earl Hardin. pastor of Oakgrove Baptist Church.

Burial in the church cemetery. The body will remain at Walker's Funeral Home in Mebane until taken to the church 30 minutes prior to the service. The family will be at the funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m., W.S. Baker William Samuel (Sam) Baker. 99.

of Rt. 1. Haw River, died in a local nursing home Friday at 6 a.m. following several years of failing health. He was a native of Alamance County, son of the late Robert Baker and Amanda Harden Baker.

He was the husband of 'Molly Oakley Baker, who died number of accidents and the number of automobiles using the facility involved. It rated as the worst five lo-' cations, by category; Bridges'- Carteret County, U.S. 70 bridge J3 miles north of State Road 1208; Polk County, U.S. 176 bridges .7 miles east of State Road 1102 at Pacolot. Gaston County, State Road 2000 bridge 2 miles north of I- 85 over railroad.

Craven County, US. 17 bridge over Neuse River; and New Hanover County, U.S. 17-74-76-421 bridge over Cape Fear River .3 Highway sections- Hertford U.S. 13- N.C. 350 south of State Road 1413 (Lewis Askew Road); Cleveland County, UJS.

74 west of State Road" 2238; Jones County, U.S. 17 south of State Road 1002; Montgomery County. N.C. 24-27 east of State Road 1133; and Brunswick County, U.S. 17 south of State Road 1414.

Intersections Buncombe County, State Road 3495 (Glenn Bridge Drive) at State Road 3522 (Shoal Road); Wake County. U.S. 401 at State Road 2036 (New HoDeRoad); WUkes County. N.C. 115-UJS.

421 Business State Road 2510; Wake County. U.S-- 64 Business at Bloodworth Street: and Onslow County, U.S. 258 at 24. Railroad crossinp Brunswick County, State Road 1433 (Lavale Road) at U.S. 74-76: Person County.

State Road 1702 at a point 50 feet east of U.S. 501; Wake County, State Road 2539 at point 200 feet south of State Road 1004 (Garner Loop at Old U.S. 70); Wake County, State Road 2713 at State Road 1004 (Vandora Springs Koad at Old U.S. 70); and Cumberland County, State Road 1400 at point .8 miles west of U.S- 401. in October of this year.

He was a member of Haw River Baptist Church. He was a retired employe of Cone Mills Corporation. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. O. C.

Loy of Lexington, Mrs. Elsie Terrell and Mrs. Margaret Powell, both of Burlington, and Mrs. Mae Whitten of Fayetieville; five sons. Hay wood Baker of Haw River, Louis Baker of Griffin.

Eugene Baker of N'etcong. N.J.. Richard D. Baker of RL 1, Haw River, and Roy C. Baker of Greensboro; one brother.

Alfonso Baker of Graham: 20 grandchildren; and 21 great-grandchildren. The body will remain at the Rich and Thompson Mortuary pending completion of funeral arrangements. Mrs. Nettie Mullis Mrs. Nettie Jeanette Mullis, 30.

of 415 i a Burlington, died at a local hospital this morning at 9:30 a.m. following several years of failing health and five days of critical illness. She was a native of Union County, daughter of the late Jim A. and Joanna Thomas Chaney. and was a member of Ward Street Methodist Church in High Point.

She was the wife of Wade Hampton Mullis of the home, who survives. Other survivors include four daughters. Mrs. Alma Poole. Mrs.

D. E. Rice. Miss Alice Mullis. and Mrs.

Hazel Stratton. all of Burlington: five sons. i of Burlington'. Roy Mullis. Ned Mullis.

Conley Mullis. and E. J. Mullis. all of High Point; six sisters, Mrs.

Lessie Nance of Charlotte. Mrs. Cioe Long. Mrs. Dora Baucom.

and Cora Baucom. all of Monroe. Mrs. Lizzie Thomas of Marshville. Mrs.

i i i of Asheboro: two brothers, Edward Chaney of Monroe, and Horace Chaney of High Point The body will remain at McCIure Funeral Home in Burlington pending completion of funeral arrangements. Absentees Plague ALCAP Meetings WINDY DAY Long hair and a windy day can really make a rness of things, as Karen demonstrates. Miss McGreevey, 19, of Cocoa Beach, was out for an autumn walk when the hit. Legal Notices Members of the Alamance County Community Action Program (ALCAP) board of directors who have been absent from meetings the past several months will probably find themselves being purged from the role next month. Thursday night, for the third straight month, the board was short having a quorem to vote on ALCAP business and board members want to use the board's policy of dropping those who have poor attendance records.

Executive Director Samuel Branch said he would bring attendance records to next i organizations the members represent must be notified before anyone is dropped, so a replacement can be picked by the organization. 'There are some members Legal Notices NOTICE 3E5ALE Unser by virtue of an order of Superior Cc-jn of Aiarrsarxe Carolina, made end entered tn action Alarr.a.^ca Carolina versus C. Conklin Heirs, the 'jnier- sheriff on 2isi day for resale and casfc. rrie 32ST and highest bidder at public auction, at courthouse doer in AJamance County. North Carolina, -n Granaro at o'cisc-.

nson. following described reai estate, jyir.g and Bvriington State and County aforesaid. sn-J rnors particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a point or. Everest Stres; anci a corner with JuKa T. Snafieriy in a southeasterly direction i53 Jeet to a corner John j.

Harper; thence in 3 northerly directisn along the line of J--arper. Say Blackmon and Kiier, 190.9 fee: tq a Corner in czvereir Street; Jhance along Everett street to the point of BEGINNING. This beins the property as s-cwn on County Tax iV'ap 35 Lot 92. Property listed to Daisy Stewart and PAV. WrigJitman prior to This is a resaie cf above-described property, a previous having been neid on the day October.

1973. under anc by virtue of an order cf the Superior Court of Alamance Ccunty. North Carolina, rnade and entered in the above entitled action, and an increased bid having been duly filed within the Sirne aliowed by Bidding wiil start at SI.870.SO, ths arnount cf the increased bid. i he saie wiil be made subject to cat- standing city and county taxes and Toca! improvement assessments against the above-described property noS included in the execution in above-entitled cause. This the 5th day of NovsrnSer.

5973. John K. Sheriff of Alamancs is. i973 Bellemont United Methodist Church on Highway 49 South is planning a basement sale, bake sale and bazaar Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

in the church basement. Shop at Pet-Go-Round and take home love. This week when you shop take home love. Puppy love, it's the only true love money can buy. At Pet-Go-Round we have so many types of love that one or more is sure to fit your personality.

For you will know how big he'll what he'li eat, how he'll act, if he's a born watchdog or a born clown, if he's good with kids or good with cats, a one-man fellow or friend to all the world. Put a little love in your life this -weekend. A it Most Aii Breeds Puppies 10 Year Bl lawndole Shopping Center Holiy Hill Moil Greensboro 272-6490 10-9; Sundoy 1-6 10-9 Cords vuiui Mni hove ned end given by Ideal vvtvrinsnsn iieolTn And, OT court e. Shey ore Amtrkon in. or arfcesy and friendly helpful- ness--tHesc things are of first importance ia all our relations with, families we serve.

Burlington Graham Dial 226-1622 BOTH LOCATIONS NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS who haven't been here in four months--plus." said Branch. Although one less than the 14 of 30 needed last night for a quorem were there, some business was transacted. The board of directors voted in hopes latecomers would arrive establishing a quorem. But no one else came, meaning the executive committee could meet and a a the business. "The executive committee can take action when the board does hot have the the Rev.

J. W. Morrison. ALCAP president, said. Benefit Tea A tea for the benefit of the Arches Grove United Church of Christ Sunday School will be at the home of Mrs.

Carrie Evans. 701 Baldwin Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. NQTsCE SALE OF COLLEGE -v a passed by trere be a PuoKc 01 7uesiay. December 11. a.m.

A certain rracr or cf Boise M.C.. sajciri.nj oi ar.2 :r.e ei a 45' Co. a--d rr.ore cescribec as fiiio.vs: BSC-iNNiriG ar. iron sn cen'er-3i-e O-'He Power Co. Righr-cr-way.

stee! :o.ver no. 319, corner Elcn Hcme for the Hcrre for CtsiWren N. S5'-03' S73.60' an irsr, sra'se. rear tne eas: Gurn ccrrer wirh E'O" for warn saic Eiorj Home for Cniidren 5--OD' B. ro iron en bank of GUM corner wiih said for Chi-iran; ncme -or Cci'cren-S.

E. S73.03' an iron siake i-icarac cenfer- of said Duke Co. rawer Sire and a ccrrer wish said Hs'me tor iftsnce wim of saic Power Co. and Elan Home for Ch-Sdrer: S. 233.00' 3EGINMNG.

and i.0?3 errr.s snai! te down cf His -jy rr.e 3osrS o' ara balar.ce 33 ciavs. reserves to "3:1 Ssxia Herzei. Lady Bird Happy CHAPEL HILL. N. C.

A Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson said Thursday night she was filled "with warmth and pride'' over the naming of the "Chapel Hill LBJ Young Democratic Club in honor of her husband. "Thank you very much for this evening and these memo- Steiv Sale Eastern High will sponsor a Brunswick stew sale Saturday all dav in the school cafeteria. ries of my husband." Mrs.

Johnson told about 159 persona gathered at a dinner honoring her and the former President. She said she and President Johnson had "an understanding, liking and respect for the people of North Asked what her husband would have done about the White House tapes on Watergate, Mrs. Johnson replied. "As a private citizen. I cannot put words in his mouth." Of President- Johnson, she said: "He's gone, but it's nice he is remembered." FARM CREDIT SERVICE IS FLBA PCA The Lend Bank Makes Locns to buy Form property, Buiid Homes, 3, Land Improvements.

LONG TERM LOANS. The Production Credit finances cars, trucks, farin machinery and Operating funds. SHORT TERM LOANS. BOTH ore able to provide RURAL RESIDENCE LOANSJTO NON-FARMERS CALL TODAY AND GET DETAILS: Richard F. Hughes Asst.

FtBA Branch Mgr. CREDIT SERVICE: 225 N. Main St. Graham, N.C. Phone 227-5531 THE KSillSS LENDER UWDBBNK lend tenk Ctnfrct BUCKET OF CHICKEN 15 pieces of chicken 2 pints of salad 1 pint of gravy 1 pint of creamed potatoes 15 rolls Tax Induced Offer Gcod Until November 18th Visit Ernie's Chicken Villas Today (hlekw "It's finger lickin' good!" ERNIE'S CHICKEN VILLAS 435 N.

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Boneless Pork Chops 47 Cubed Beef Steak 39' Beef Steak USDA INSPECTED BEEF individually Wrapped And Sold in 6 Pound Boxes All Steaks Guaranteed To Be Tender BURLINGTON ICE COMPANY 253 W. Webb Ave. Burlington Brings RANDY'S DELICIOUS STEAKS NO PHONE CALLS iNEWSPAPERl MEWSPAPERI.