Elizabethton Star from Elizabethton, Tennessee • 3

a- i 3 Local TIIE ELIZA BET II TON Alt WEDNESDAY JANUARY J8 1961 Church Club NCWS ing a brief illness Other survivors include a broker Jackie Ross Morrell" pater-' bhe leaves one daughter Mis'nal grandparents Mr -and Mrs Mae Brumit Rt 3: two sons r0ss Morrell 301 Fergus a sirs Ciow UI0 Karl (Vow 2i Cottage Ave i Ave and maternal grandparen Aver died at her home Wednov and Walter Cow 305 Cottage jr and Mis Rov Keene Dairy 1 front Page One) He cited the woi'k of the city of-Tennessee Undergarment Co finals in its efforts to bring new were explained by A1 Sillier man- industry to the county He com-ager of thp company His firm mended the loyalty of the em-has been-m existence since 1935 ployes of the local industries ana piujrcs ui uic ucai iuuiwju ica aim IFire Damages One Destroys One Home FIRST CIIRISTIW (Con inued from Page One) S'10 Mrs Nj Williams was guest day rnoinmg She was 76 three -brothers Charlie 2Q9 Elm St cw 1 i- 1 It established itself here in 1953 the community's healthy industrial 1 anuay ln8 was a native and life long resident smith Rt 3 Gebi-ge Smith Nave 'Of the Fldehs Class of le of Ca'rter-Coijnty the daughter It started with 20 people and now climate St hid Grovel Smith Rt 6 table bean) land is definitely jQ((jy limited but our acreage of land in Services will be held at Christian Church She used as her employs over 200 He said his Area Chambers of Commerce Mi Fred Colbangh trick Funpral H''mp ChaPal Rt 3 Mis Flaia Taylor RJ 7 3 30 tomonowXvith the Per and Mrs Minnie Cpmlxs and Mrs ijforn Lee otticiatmg iiai lie! Hughes 'hjith ol Johnson Burial will lie in Happy I1 Citv and lifteen 'grandcluldiert Memoual Paik 'and twelve gieal giandchddien Tetruk Funeiil Home i- llalhaway-Percy Fund at Home chaige of (anej'al anangemeiits" is charge of anangements pasture and Tiay crops is much- FIRE AT 9 THIS MORNING 'more plentiful Daihymen in the at 806 St caused considerable isa customer executives were mtroduerd by countyiave taken advantage and damage to the interior of the one American Rayon Corp and Frank Robmson The Bristol are now using a great deal more story frame dwelling occupied by -v's dipping boxes from Tu- Chamber of Commeree was re ABA Better feeding and manage- lre 8Piea to all rooms except ment enables them to compete dle living room and -a bedroom more efficiently with other pro-" W'hich however suffered ducing areas Fue Depdltme)t der blocks in 1960 Uath ber of Commercf had as tU re- 1 the -late Bjiuand- Salli-Aim subject TheLoveOf A etUy lamieS' 0f the toon The meeting was Held at the home of Mrs Clyde Street wiih Mrs' Roy-Laws and Mrs Huy- Mi's Crow was a mond West as co-hostesses- the Baptist Church and was pie Devotions weie presented "by ceded 111 death by her husband Mrs Howard Bowers and busi- Crow July 9 1956 ness was conducted by Mrs Camei on Peiry president Map peters Margaret Snodgrass Refreshments were served to Ruth Elmore Rowena Bovvers Mes'dames Jackie 'Alma Ruth Pannell Annie Miller Mil- Elaine Merchant Cates JEFFREY ROY MORRELL Jetfrcy Roy-Motwll five old son uf'Mr and Mrs Jack prevented the fife 'wli5r demote atmg- -the pro-PresentaUw Carl Jones pmk unknown from beaking through dticts of the company' It miKf 33 dent and Regmald Strause Strawberry Fastest Growing The fastest growing farm enter- irvillion blocks from 194a to tbe rpofw in the county is commer- ligms Nattey- '--iq Pi-1 ond thir ilxmittsi- r- Mduell of -707 Laws-pud -Mr- Holes- -T sacvUy- 1 Silo' 1- -xmfSrof'tlsfw' lean wm'cMftffg 1956-1957 Johnson County's acre- her 15 mornjngMo'the reUfdUnIaka L1 SchoolJ Bullock's Hollow sectum where a ililligan College fur- The outlook for strawberry busi- house occupied by tiannn Davis Giill arnonS buildings Mr Leath said other nished musical entertainment during the dinner TOMORROW 9 am! get in on 'these top values! neA during the next few years is was completely destroyed by very good Our processor well fire rMone fers 0 pleased with his mall operation' No trace of Mr Davis who is Ciair corn'i here but he has "expressed "a to have" lived by himself In 16 yeflrs'- 881 1' sire for more volume This last the house-could be found Depu- 1 en lon spring there were some buyers ties and Rescue Squad members with chain store connections that sifted ashes but there is-no evi- 0111 an a as- ax- handled several strawbernes from dence that Mr Davis waS in the '10f0ct(UreS ahne 0 ld pie furniture chairs tables living rooms racks and so forthl this county They will be back house when it burned the said 2000 Scouts To Aid In Inauguration Sher-along with others if we can pro-'iffs office Juce enough berries to their needs The -company has a hundred dif-jferent patterns Hard maple ob- tained from various states is used He said the maximum num- Nearly 2000 picked Boy Scouts Explorers and adult leaders of her- of employes of the company the Natlona Capita Area Coun oil Boy Scouts of America have was 90 Chris Manakis Goes To Bakery Meet In Atlanta 1 Cranford Speaks been designated to assist the In- Returns on a per-acre basis for strawberries reached over $3000 per acre by several growers during 1960 seven of the highest strawberry yields in Tennessee were Johnson County growers There have been five State Championship yields in Johnson County I Arnold Cranford of Southern 1 augural Committee it was leam- Bakeries Co spoke of the many to -1 3 ed here by Elmer Hawkins Southern Bakeries Company op- planto in fSel0-Vah Coun" is its 1961 series of plant mana- -i Cl1 Scouts of America kc'is meetings Atlanta 20 iri7J1kpthfnn for the part that set arch and April for har- accor(ling to 0gden Gdifuss fe0 play in inaugural vest the spring of 1962 Com- 8 plant which spent $86000 on mis- even(s neariy two months cellaneous supplies in the com- yr "TT'muudy last year and has an an- j'6 'eadershlP of Wl1' scheduled at the Henry Grady ho- $200 000 executive vice tel wU be regional managers Sa A GreenTOMg60 'esj an of General Sence plai managers and sales mana- dent of he chamber weIcmed Committee of the Inaugural Com- gerS from the firm 18 plants in A -nuttee 1 Georgia Florida North and 19f oVen and d'' fc!" South Carolina Tennessee Yir- following the swearing in of John gima and Washington r- Kennedy as 3oth President Approximately eompany off- cLemenlof the chamber rials and guesto will attend and ascnbed thm to be a mass forniaton of 2000 Boy Shuford executive vice president 1 Scouts and Explorers carrying jthe diligent w-ok of the various Unfted States Fgs un- Representing Southern's local T'C Campbell praised Chamber officers for lettngfff 1 ushers and 17a ticket takers Dur- the industries of the community! de another know their recognition how wJ on du a Ule de eral Educational (GED) test Woody said that the applicants accepted will be paid $245 to $290 per month plus room and meals and men seeking the joh openings must file apjflications by Feb 7 duty along the parade (1X3)1 Cotton Flannel Work Shirts! Buy! Colorful Cotton Slacks Boys' Pile Lined Parka Special! Our Pile Lined Long Jacket Buy 900 and 1088 99 144 and 1(6 1 The applicants will be in addition the guards recruited several weeks ago by Employment -Security offices and already on duty at the tluee penal institutions Woody reported men's sizes s-m-l much they are appreciated Tri-Cilies Red Cross sizes 12 to 29 Cotton- sheens cotton hedford cords lined with Of lon acrylic pile (cotton hacked) Sleeves zip-off hood interlined rtv i ace-tate Cotton nylorT trims sizes 36 to 46 Orion acrylic pile lining (cotton backed) gives his combed cotton cord extra warmth Sleeves interlined with acetate other fibers Cotton knit collar! Not a closeout not an odd lot but a special purchase of first quality shirts! You get full action free comfort long that stay tucked in much more! Cut a figure in our tapered-to-trim slacks! Pick cotton bedford cord or combed cotton plaid Machine wash snub the iron New colors Sizes 10 to 20 (Continued from Page One) Univeisity of Virginia- Mr Walling has had twelve years experience in the field of promolinr and he will maintain a perman-He advised applicants to visit ent offlce at the Speedway He Employment Security itinerant of- iWlU aailable or inormatlon desired concerning the track route About 100 Scouts will serve as messengers in all communication centers About 100 Explorers older members of the organization will work with lost and found and the care of small children who strav from their elders" Serving at many Red Cross first aid stations will be another 100 Scouts and 100 will help feed those on duty On Reviewing Stand Some top-ranking Eagle Scouts have been assigned to the Presidential Reviewing Stand Ten of them will stand as Guard of Honor for the new President One hundred Eagle Scouts will be ushers in the Presidential stands containing his" guests fices in this area during scheduled days for itinerant service or to visit Elizabethton office any day between 8 am and 430 pm Monday through Friday Funeral Notices (Continued from Page One) Lee Cochran Johnson City is chairman of the Upper East Tennessee Association of Red Cross Chapters Chapters participating in the Association are Bristol Carter County Greene County Hawkins County Johnson County Johnson City Washing ton County Kingsport and Umcol County Other officers are First vice chairman Guy Isenberg Kingsport vice chairman Wilson Bristol and Mrs Julius Ginsberg secretary Mountain Home MORRELL JEFFREY Funeral for Jeffrey Roy Monell will be conducted from the Tetrlck Funeral Home Chapel 3 K) rhur-dav with Rev Wllford Lee officiating Active pallbearers Mack Roller Johnnv Bealle Bill Slagle end Charles Treadway The body will remain in the funeral home chapel Bunal will be made in Happv Valiev Memorial Park Tetiick runeral Home is in charge of arrangements Tlie schedule for itinerant service will provide applicants an opportunity to visit the Employment Security office at store' Roan Mountain between 9 and 11am Jari J5 Men's SUITS Reduced $1988 Horn's TVeed SPORT COATS $20 Corduroy SPORT COATS $10 Men's SPORT SHIRTS $222 Men'iT SHIRTS Reduced 50c Men's Plastic RAIN COATS $1 3 MOUTON COATS Reduced $29 CAR COATS Reduced $1 0 Ladies' BLOUSES Reduced $2 Ladies' SWEATERS Reduced $3 to $6 Ladies' COATS Reduced $15 to $20 Ladies' ROBES Reduced $3 Ladies' HOUSE DRESSES 2 for $3 Ladies' HANDBAGS Reduced $177 Ladies' 30x30 HEAD SQUARES 50c Ladies' HOSE Seams pair 36c Ladies' HOUSE SHOES 50c Girls' DRESSESReduced $150 to $4 Girls' CAR COATS $788 and $888 Girls' SHOES Reduced $150 Sub Teen DRESSES Reduced $4 Girls' WINTER CAPS $1 Girls' Sweaters reduced $266-366 Boys' BOOTS Reduced $150 Boys' FALL SHIRTS Reduced $199 Fly by Pan American Jet to the Riviera! 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