The Charlotte News from Charlotte, North Carolina • 28

CHARLOTTE Fri Jon 25 1963 NOE Continued from 2nd Front Teamster Suit Full Of Surprises last 12 Noe was suspended July and later resigned Architects Sketch Of Goodje ar Building With Addition Goodyear Plans Expansion old slate He admitted that for the first few days of the trusteeship he allowed them to car-ry on as business agents of the union IV ANOTHER surprise move the names of some 600 more Local 71 members were added to the legal papers as parties of the plaintiff This makes them party to the original legal action asking for a restraining order against Teamsters International and the old slate of officers The case dragged in the early part of the hearing yesterday and by noon only Ed Hill the Barbee slate's apparent choice for business agent had testified Witnesses for the plaintiffs included Mrs Fortenberry tormer head of the county-board of elections who can the Teamsters election under Mr Pearson Several of her assistants at the election also testified along with several Teamster membets During the April 11 to June 12 period the bill says Noe received some $1300 from James Pressley and Leonard Giles subordinate employes in the Motor Transport department That city unit is charged with garbage collection street cleaning and operation of city dumps Noe is specifically chaiged with embezzling $653 THE KILL SETS out the six deposit dates as specific "dates on or between which the defendant i Noe i willfully or corruptly used misapplied property of monies "The de fe ndant allegedly misapplied other amounts to his personal the bill says Deposits listed as made in Noe's account at Wachovia bank are: June 15 11 $80 March 12 1962 $75 April 10 $50 and $10 April 14 $40 and May 9 $25 Noe was charged last October after a Superior Court jury acquited Pressley on a similar charge Noe who had taken a job in Atlanta was arrested on a bench warrant issued by Superior Court Judge McLean That action came after Noe testified in the Pressley case Pressley later was reinstated by the city Continued From 2nd Front yesterday's lengthy hearings but there were some surprises For one thing Pearson the man who was hired by the old Local 71 officers to run the election last month was nut of town and couldn't he found for subpoena For another thing lawyers for the defense strongly implied that Grady Honeycutt the newly elected secretary treasurer of Local 71 was a spv nlanted by Teamsters International The plaintiffs implied that every move they had planned against the Teamsters International and the old Hargett slate of officers had been passed on to the opposition by Mr Honeycutt Mr Honeycutt denied the implied charges He said he refused to take over the office of secretary treasurer however 'until a complete audit had been made Albert Dietrich Teamster International tioubleshooter who is i acting as the agent in the local matter charged from the stand that the financial matters of the local are in bad shape and said he would no longer entrust dealings of the union to Ed Hargett John Wilson Guv Alexander and others of the coffee and will be the first such facility of its type here Mr Goodyear said the addition is made necessary by the continued expansion of his company Some company offices are now on the second floor and will be moved to the first in the new structure The building is the second large project to be announced for Morehead St this month The Vinson Realty Co will erect a two-story office building for the Service Bureau Corp on Morehead near the intersection of Kenilworth Corp has arranged financing of the building Mr Goodyear wi 1 1 supervise construction The firm of Charles A Bates designed the addition The addition will have a front of brick and tile identical in design to the sides of the present structure The new wing will have elevator service and full office building services A special feature will be a club lounge on the second floor for tenants This lounge will have facilities for serving catered food and Npvls Sta'f Photo Don Hunter Outgoing Potentate Hartman (Lett) Hood Shriners In Town Hood Is Installed Continued from 2nd Front building will accommodate 185 cars A house on Lexington Ave which intersects More-head at the east end of the addition site will be demolished for the parking lot The od ear Mortgage Record Turnout RALEIGH North Carolina's 12 state parks drew 1-' 628769 visitors last year and chalked tip a record attend- ance of nearly 33 million for the Uw'o-year 1961-1962 period Parks showing attendance i gains last year were Cliffs of the jNcuse in Wayne County Hammocks Beach in Onslow County Jones Lake in Bladen Mount I Mitchell in Yancey and Reedy 'Creek in Wake Self-Study RICHMOND Ya if Plans are underway in the Presbyterian Church in the US (Southern1 for a special study program on the denomination's doctrines and government for 72000 church officers with the first training session this summer at Montreal PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED PROMPTLY FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY WESTERLY HILLS DRUGS 301 WILKINSON BLVD (Vi BLOCK FROM PARK N' SHOP) her of the dinm and bugle corps past director of the temple and past chairman of the membership committee He has also served as captain of the guard on the Oasis Temple Divan Today's schedule also includes a Divan and Past Potentates Dinner at 6 15 in Barringer Hotel and a special program at 8 50 pm in Par Center featuring Jan Gather and his bund A full day of activities is set for tomorrow beginning with registration of candidates at 9 am A memorial sen ire at 10:15 am will he followed at 11:45 a in by the Parade-Divan including units and candidates Lunch will he served candidates and working units at 12 30 in Paik Center The afternoon will be devoted to the candidates At 5 a reception for new nobles and their ladies will he held in Barringer Hotel followed hv a Boosters Club Banquet at 7 pm The social highlight of the day will he the Potentate's Ball starting at 0 pm in Paik Center with music by Jan Garber and his hand By It ROLD It MMOND News Staff Writer Charlotte's Ralph 0 Hood was installed today as potentate of Oasis Temple as Shnn-ers from North Carolina gathered heie for two days of business and ceremonies The session got under wav this morning with the annual meeting of the hoard of trustees followed by a genet business session which included electing and installing new officers Mr Hood succeeds John Hartman of Winston-Salem who closes nut his one-year term of office with one of the 'most actne programs in the temple's history accoiding to Julian Helnisi ecorder MR HARTMAN led Citations to the extreme eastern western and northern portions of the jurisdiction and many points in between A trip to Maggie Valley in September marked the first full-fledged isitation of all the temple units to areas west of Asheville Mr Hood nwes up from chief rabban the second-ranking man in the temple He preuously sened as president of the Shrine Bowl Board of Governors is a former mem- 3HM0P im I0IMI8 DOO Jaycees Name Top 10 In Town Site ministrative division Union National Bank member of the board of trustees co-chairman of the plane-taiium committee member of the finance committee and member of the personnel committee of the Children's Nature Museum He is a member of the steering committee ot the Chailotte Summer Theater and chairman of the cultivation committee of the I nited Arts Council Mr McCraw is a member of the hoaiil of dnectois of the Heart Association here and general chairman of the Meek-Jen burg County March of Dunes In thp Chamber of Commerce he is a member of the area relations committee and a member of the sports ommutee Mr Morgan is president and treasurer of the Craftsman Printing Cn and is serving his second term on the hoard of directors of the Printing Industry of America headquartered in Washington He is president of the Printing Industry of Charlotte Inc and a member of I he publicity loinnuttoe of the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce Mr Morgan was president of the Myers Paik Civitan Club and was the onginal organizer of the New C'aimel Presbyterian Chunh He is a major the Army Reserve IDE TEN MEN were chosen bv i board of judges ol the Chailotte Jaycees lor their leudoi'-hip in community het-teiment and for outstanding contributions in civic pin suits One ol them will he chosen Young Man of the Year for the annual Jayiee Distinguished Set Aw aid at the Foundoi Dav Dinner and Dam at the Duecn Chti lot te Hole! beginning at 7 id tonight NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE NO'IK IS MUM BY (IV l-S hv (lip nuclei sinned that on Mnnclat Inn I turv illl 10 I ol 1 (hi PM pi fin Melboine (I hct lolle Mec klenhm County Ninth (Holm pulilie sale o( a l'lfil hud onvetlihle heaiuis enal number lkVsVV 257 OCIH will he held ini cash to the luthisl Inchier Inspection thi-rrof niuv he made at (40 MouHne Sheet (hailotte Wei Tephuitf (ounlv Noiih erohnu the place of etotaie Dated Jannao in pint MANlkACTt Rt HS VI ION RXK Ok Ok Ittiill 44 Mm i enue fmtinit Mu higan 1 J)i fo hailolfe New AM I von i Jiarlolle 7 ai niina FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA Shareholder Meeting Notice it berphv tixen that puiMianl to (ail nf it dueiton a menal Meeting ot the of Fint Ininn National hank of mih aroJma will hr hHd at it banking hmue at 30 1 South livon street fy' the (iiv nf hitilotir strttp of oilh aiolma nn hi uhi 26 et 3 00 for the iinpne nf tmiMdrung and dfMri mining vote to hr I her an agiet mint to menu the tid bank and Bank of ndmio located in GieenMioin Mate of Nrth arolina under the of the law of (he ruled Matra hr ratified and (onfirmed submi (o I Ihe iPimaI ot I hr mmdrnlji of the mu-m a-hmiiton I flhr iM the puipoNe nf tolini upon anv other mallei denial to the monoid merge) of the two hank A rnpv nf (he afoienajd agjeement emird hr matniitv nf ihe dnertoia of rdi of the two banka pioMdntg fnr the merger ie on hit at the bank and mv he intpeHed dmlne hutme houjt AK Mr( BAV Pieaident Independence Boulevard Amity Gardens Shopping Ccntc CHARLOTTE.