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10 THE NEWS AND OBSERVER RALEIGH SATURDAY MORNING JULY 19 1941 Dies Peanuts TODAY'S ARGUMENTS ILLNESS IS FATAL TO MONO DR HODGES TAKEN BY DEATH rub Maws Synd into) I P001 POOR Friday morning at the Drayer Dam Baptist Church with the Rev Davis of Conway officiating Interment was in McPherson cemetery Surviving are the husband of the deceased five sons Thomas and McPherson one daughter Mrs Troy Duncan three brothers Charlie and Levi Garrell of Route I Chadbourn and Garrell of Clarendon and one Isister Mrs Carte Ile of Route I Clarendon JOHN WILLIAMS Goldsboro--Funeral services for John WAliams 54 who died early Wednesday morning at his home east of Mount Olive this county were held at the home Thursday afternoon with the Rev Howard Pipkin Baptist minister in charge Interment was in Winders cemetery Surviving are Mrs Williams formerly Miss Ada Hargrove four sons of near Kenansville Ile Wilkins and Curtis of the home community and three daughters Mrs Hirad Grady of Kenansville Mrs Winders and Mrs Gordon Miller of the home 4 --ti Ale'r 1 f' i iic A daughter Mn II Taylor of LaGrangr and a sister Mn Nazi) of MRS MARY WILKERSON Washington an illness of about two years and a critical illness of several weeks Mrs Mary Louise Wilkerson 21 died Thursday night at her home at 710 North Bonner Street Mrs Wilkerson was the daughter of Sanford Sr and Dorcas Ballance Sanford of this city She was born in Hertford April 20 1920 and had lived in Washington for several years She was a member of the First Baptist Church and she had made a wide circle of friends Surviving are her husband Golden Wilkerson a four-year-old son Golden Jr her parents Mr and Mrs Sanford four brothers Sanford Jr of Washington Sanford of Baltimore Edward Sanford stationed at Fort Myers Va and Charles Sanford of Norfolk and two sisters Mrs Dan Williams of Hertford and Mrs Crummy of Edenton Funeral services will be held from the Paul Funeral Home tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock conducted by the Rev Everett pastor of her church Interment will be in Oakdale Cemetery leopyrisht MI AUNT HET By ROBERT QUILLEN PV 7-11 "I told Pa never again to name anything we've got to eat You can't even kill a chicken with a clear conscience after you've called it by a pet name" -I) '11- 1 It- 71 61) Today's Radio Program 1 WPTIF 1 5 and Weather Roundup 5 White and Blue 6 6 White and Blue 8 Wings of Song 6 Album the Range Devotional 7 in the Morning Folks Frolic Here and Abroad Market Basket NBC Club- NBC New England To You NBC 9 Swing NBC 9 to Leibert A To in Novelty Party 9 10 Highway NBC 10 Comes The Band 10 Music Box Time NBC Millers Drell NBC Farm and Home Hour NBC Free Delivery Tags Almanac on the Street with Carl Goerch Sunday School Lesson 1 4-11 Clubs Program 2 Sketches NBC 2 Chapin Sings To You NBC 2 Melodies NBC 3 3 Whimsev NBC 3 Boy A Girl A Band NBC 4 World Is Yours NBC 4 Recital Period Jerry Voorhis NBC Suns Trio NBC NEC Art of Living NBC Douglas' Sports Col NBC for America NBC Speaking Edits The News NBC Zero NBC or Consequences NBC Baseball Tournament Ole Opry NBC Baseball Tournament Arturos' Orch NBC 1 Chester's Orch NBC Ravazza's Orch NBC Morgan and Orch NBC NBC Engle Scouts New Bern July 18--Elwood Caton and Watson have been elevated to the rank of Eagle Scouts They'll Do It Every Suffolk Va July la quotations: juinbos ft: bunch 434 inners 414 Market firm FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York July 18--(AP)--The Canadian dollar gained 1-16 of a cent in 'elation to the Dollar in fOrciin exchanges trading today closing at Pa'a United States cents The Hongkong dollar row 02 'of a cent and the Argentina "free" pest 01 cent Although closing unchanged the British free pound sterling at one time during the day touched $404 repeating the year's previous high set on January-2 Closing rates follow (Great 3ritain dollars others In cents) Ofttcial Canadian control board -rates for dollars buying 10 pervent premium selling II per cent premium equivalent to discounts on Canadian dollars in New York of buying 991 per cent ceiling 909 per cent Canadian dollar in New York open market 111a per cent discount or 88371 Cents Great Britain official (bankers Ilreign exchange committee rates)ttu)'- lug $402 selling $404 open market Cables Argentine official 2977 free 2305: Brazil official 606n free 510n Mexico 2070n: Japan 2352 Hongkong 2474 Shangtd 551 (Rate in spot cables unless otherwise indicated) N-Nominal DRYeLODS New York July 18 Von trade was limited to occasional sales of spot goods for immediate requisements today Although an agreement was reach'id between representatives of rayon manufacturing concerns and OPACS -officials concerning maximum price levels for staple goods the piece goods branch of the industry still claimed their side of the picture remained confused Worth Street aeents reported busirts at a standstill There was a moderate demand for woolen piece goods trt'm the civilian trade with top prices' being paid SAVANNAH NAVAL STORE! avannah fla July pentine 4A offerings 64 sales 3150 -gallons receipts 91 shipments 6 stock I4 429 Rosin offerings 1004 sales 941: receipts 688 shipments 693 stock-137 529 Quote: 205: 225: 225: 211 235: 235: I 235: 2 35: -M 235 238: WG 251 WW 275- 3C 273 CHARLOTTE SPOT COTTON Charlotte July 18--(AP) Soot -Mt ton 1560 Realty Transfers These transfers of real estate were recorded yesterday by the Register of Deeds: Th Raleigh Real Estate and Trust Company to A Watkins and wile property on the Louisburg Road: the Security National Bank of Greensboro trustee and Emma Dodd to Waiter Rogers property in Fuouav Springs- Lacy Williams commissioner to- Ct: Moss and wife property on Kennedy Street: Walter Rogers et al to I Ballentine property in Wake CountY: the Security National Bank 1-4 Greer- born trustee and Emma Dodd to Ballentine property in runuay Springs: Staudt and wife to Briggs and Elizabeth Briggc man property on Salisbury Street: Walter Rogers et al to Aiken properte in Wake County: Mary Ahce Williams to William Stratford O'Neal property on the Louisburv Road: the Security National Bank of Greensboro trustee and Emma Dodd to Aiken prop erty in Fuguay Springs OLD REVIVAL Charles Fuller Offsets' Old Hyde eel IINIIPA Presh I mg ViNAL 111:01 IL-Sundays 124e It 'howled Cost odious fob-realised' Gdsitel Brea mot LEGAL NOTICES EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE Naving qualified as Executrix of the Estes st Dr Charito I Brewer tat of Wake County this Is to molts Il persons indetrod to eald estate to maks irornedisto varmen mai and ell torsion having claims stains told sta' trill Prawn' the eamo to mo on or beforo Juno IS 11142 4 Obis vatic oil! to Mem led to tiar at riscos41 Thia Inth day ot Joins MIIR UWE BREWER 12g Drove lind'Am Raleigh Executrix ot Dr Chart Brewer 0-14 21 21-14 II 'S By Jimmy Hallo By WILLIAMS trii' PA By CLAUDE CALLAN "Our daughter Julia wasn't at home much before she married but now she an' our son-in-law never get very far from our dinin' table" WRAL on and Tempus Fred Fletcher Tug its Fugits Time Fugits Program News MRS Melissa's Memory Jug House MBS News MRS Agnew MRS Kaye's Clarion Army Band MBS News MBS Brown's Orch MBS Musicale Adams' Future MBS Lyrics Texas Drifter Find My Way MBS ri Minervy Dul Ty's Orel the Kentucky Mountains MBS Holmes' Orch 1VIBS News MBS to Stardom City Handicap MBS Cutler's Oreh MBS News MRS Van Der Veer MRS Hear America Singing Handicap MBS Martin's Orch MBS Box Parade Night Miller of Sports MBS Hornet Session Bulletins News Baseball Game from Devereux Meadow Summer Orch MRS Scoreboard Night Jamboree and Sign Off NEW ORLEANS COTTONSEED OIL New Orleans July oil closed steady Bleachable Prime Summer yellow and prime crude unnuoted July 112513 Sep II 22b Oct 1104b Dec 1100b Jan 1102b March B-Bid The fish known as pandaga pygmea reaches a length of only seven-sixteenths of an inch Time a a a a N1 I 1 1 ae 11 1 41 Boone Physician and Former State Senator Dies Funeral Rites Sunday Boone July Joseph Hodges 75 for more than 40 years a practicing physician and a former member of the State Senate died at his home here today after a long illness Funeral services will be held at the Boone Baptist Church at 2 Sunday Survivors include three sons Dr Hodges of Alva Ky Bynum Hodges of Bluefield Va Jack Hodges and a daughter Mrs Robertson of Boone WILSON FINALLY HAS RESPITE FROM RAINS Wilson July no rain for the first time in a week Wilson County farmers early tonight looked over their tobacco crops and didn't like what they saw Thousands of pounds of tobacco had been destroyed by the rain and Joe Overman Jr official weather man here said that there was no let up In sight Overman said today that it had rained a total of 12 Inches since June I and that it had rained on 27 of the 47 days since June 1 In July only five of 17 days have escaped rainfall Overman said The rainfall here since June 1 was more than the total rainfall in the section between December 1 and May 30 he said MRS MINNIE ALLEY rites for Mrs Minnie Gribble Alley 55 a native of Chatham County who died in high Point at the home of her daughter Mrs Ralph Elkins were held Thursday afternoon at Wesleyan Methodist Church in High Point followed by burial in Floral Garden Cemetery Mrs Alley moved to High Point 30 years ago Surviving are two daughters Mrs Elkins and Mrs Odell Lemmons of Winston-Salem Her husband Alley preceded her in death JAMES WALL Burlington---Funeral services for James Davidson Wall two-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Wall of Eton College Route 2 will be held at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning from the Cross Roads Presbyterian Church by the pastor the Rev Edgerton The child died this morning at 10 o'clock after an illness of live weeks Interment will be in the church cemetery Surviving besides the parents are two sisters Patsy and Jane Wall of the home 1 MISS HAZEL TURNER services for Miss Hazel Turner 14-year-old Thomasville girl killed in an automobile accident on the Jonesboro-Fayetteville highway on Monday afternoon was held Thursday afternoon in Thomasville at the home of her mother Mrs Jeanie Haywood Turner Burial took place in the Fair Grove Church Cemetery Miss Turner is survived by her mother and one sister Mrs Dorothy Steel of Thomasville PAUL SANDERSON funeral of Paul Monroe Sanderson 27 was held here yesterday afternoon His death Tuesday resulted from a long illness Sanderson was one of the best-known young men in Kinston a few years ago Surviving are a widow child his mother Mrs Betty Sanderson and a sister and three brothers MRS NUNNALLY Mrs James Nunnally 77 a member of the Nunnally candy family of Atlanta Ga died this morning at her Summer home Leisure Lodge near Lake Tovavvay The body was sent to Atlanta for burial She had been a Summer visitor here for 30 years A daughter and a son survive MRS PEPPER Charleston Mrs Olymphus Vernon Pepper 78 widow of Captain Pepper of Southport died at the home of a daughter in Conway today The funeral will take place at the Presbyterian Church in Southport at 4 Sunday MRS HOWELL Howell died late Friday afternoon at her country home near Tarboro She had been ill a long while Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock By Galbraith MRS SINGLETARY Tabor Singletary 58 of the Mount Sinai section died at her home early Friday morning following a lingering illness Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3 o'clock at Mount Sinai Baptist Church with the Rev Dagggett Stephens of Loris officiatng Surviving are the husband of the deceased two sons Monroe and DeWitt of Tabor City: three brothers and Butler all of Whitey' Ile and four sisters Mrs Fowler of Tabor City Mrs Fannie Suggs and Miss Mollie Butler of Lumberton and Mrs Jennie Jones of Whiteville MRS CHARLES WILKIE Moncure Mrs Nellie Harmon Wilkie 67 of Moncure died unexpectedly at her home Friday at 3 Funeral services will be held at Haywood Presbyterian Church Saturday at 4 o'clock and the body will lie in state at the church for an hour prior to services Burial will be in the church cemetery Mrs Wilkie is survived by her husband Charles Wilkie two brothers Stephen Harmon of Sanford and Monroe Harmon of Carthage and three sisters Mrs Mollie Thomas and Mrs Julia Cox both of New Hill Route I and Mrs Nance of Rockingham BARHAM Barham 'died here Thursday morning after an illness of several months Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a in Leaksville Surviving Mr Barham are the following children: Mrs Johnson of Mayodan Mrs Gid Smith of Leaksville Theodore Barham of Lynchburg Va Clifton Howard Eston and Butler Barham all of Leaksville Dorothy Frances Barham of Mayodan one brother Charles Barham of Youngsville and two sisters Mrs Goswick of Youngsville and Mrs A Harmon of Raleigh also survive RONNIE RASBERRY Stuart Rasberry seven-months-old son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Rasberry of Elm City Route 2 died Friday afternoon in a local hospital Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 3 from the home of his grandfather Lee Little near Saratoga Interment will be in the Little cemetery Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Rasberry one sister Peggy Jay one brother Eddie Alvin his grandparents Mr and Mrs Lee Little and Mr and Mrs Rasberry MADISON JACKSON ROWE New Bern 'July funeral for Madison Jackson Rowe 71 of Bridgeton who died at his home Tuesday night after an extended illness was held Wednesday from the Bridgeton Free Will Baptist Church by the Rev Duff Toler Free Will Baptist minister and the Rev Edward Downum Methodist minister Burial was in the Bridgeton cemetery Surviving are the wife and three sons Harvey Rowe Waddell Rowe and Nelson Rowe all of Bridgeton WILLIAM DANIEL Thomas Daniel 67 died at hIs home In Hurdle Mills Friday at 8:15 of a heart attack that followed an illness of a few days Funeral services will be held at the home Saturday at 4 o'clock with the Rev Nicks of Hillsboro in charge Burial will be in the Daniel family cemetery Surviving are his wife the former Miss Sylvia Sykes four sans three daughters three brothers and two sisters SIDE GLANCES Member of Pioneer Raleigh Family Dies at Summer Home Funeral Today William Baron Stronach former Raleigh business man and member of one of this city's pioneer families died yesterday afternoon at Summer home at Altamont near Asheville fater a long illness He had been in declining health for about two years Mr Stronach a son of the late Major Alexander Stronach and Mrs Stronach operated an auto supply business here for many years Graveside services will be held Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock at Oakwood Cemetery and pallbearers will be Phil Sasser Edwin McKee Henry Little Dave Fort Edwin Mordecai and John Morson Surviving Mr Stronach are three VMS Stronach Jr Alexander and Angus Stronach all of Alta-moot: a daughter Mrs Charles Wise of Raleigh one grandchild and the following sisters: Mrs Thomas Badger of Raleigh Miss Catherine Scinach of Raleigh Mrs Moore and Mrs Jones both of Pasadena Calif and Mrs Baker of Holyoke Mass Members of the Raleigh Lions Cub will serve as honorary pallbearers DEATHS and FUNERALS MM MARTHA JORDAN Mrs Martha Cornelia Jordan 80 widow of William Jordan died at Rex Hospital yesterday afternoon She is survived by one son Detective Jordan of the Raleigh police force: three daughters Mrs Stevens of Raleigh Mrs Mack Clyde Goodwin of Mil and Mrs Johnson of Raleigh two stersons Jordan of Smithfield and Jordan of Wilson: 21 grandchildren nine great-grandchildren one niece and one nephew Mrs Jordan had been making her borne with her daughter 407 Frank Street Funeral services will be held 3t Tabernacle Baptist Church Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and burial will be in Mil rook Methodist Church Cemetery The body will remain at the Mitchell Funeral Home until Sunday morning when it will be taken to the home of her son Jordan 609 Boylan Avenue where it will stay until time for the services Pallbearers will be her grandsons A ARRLNGTON Funeral services for Archibald Henry Arrington 61 were conducted yesterday morning at the Church of the Good Shepherd by the Rev Marys School Burial was in Oakwood cemetery Pallbearers were IL Houston Clyde Hughey Baxter Durham Gray Frank Guy Williamson A Stewart and Landon HA! Survivors are his wife the mer Was Maude Latta one son A Arrington Jr and four sisters' Misses Mary and Kate Arrington Mrs Phillips and Mrs Gregory of Rocky Mount A native of Nash County Mr Arrington had spent most of his life in Wake County For the past 30 years he had been a State employee and at the time of his death he was connected with the State Welfare Department He was private secretary to Governor Robert Glenn SAM BUSBEE Last rites for Sam Busbee 65 former State Prison warden were held yesterday afternoon at the residence IOCC Wake Forest Road Dr Stealey pastor of the First Baptist Church officiated assisted by Dr John Glenn pastor of the Edenton Street Methodist Church Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery were Jones Wiley Barnes Hyre Walter Bagwell Carl Williamson and Phil He is survived by his wile Mrs Janie Whitley Busbee three daughters Misses Frances and Sara Bus-bee and Mrs Walton Adams all of Raleigh: one granddaughter Katherine Busbee of Norfolk Va one brother Busbee of Raleigh and two sisters Mrs Annie Ellington and Mrs Ida Stone both of Raleigh MRS NANNIE MORING Funeral services for Mrs Nannie Moring 75 of 518 Elm Street will be held this morning at 11 o'clock at Brown's Funeral Home with Dr Carl Townsend pastor of the Hayes Barton Baptist Church offielating Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery Pallbearers will be Philip Stone Ben Woodall Weaver Cox Marshall Crane and Surviving are one daughter Mrs 3 Johnson of Raleigh: four sons Gene Moring of Raleigh Carter Moring of Pennsylvania and Willis and Pete Moring of New York City one sister Mrs 0-Quinn of Raleigh one brother Stephens also of Raleigh and several grandchildren Mrs Mating died Thursday at her home MRS ELLEN MELVIN Mrs Ellen Melvin 70 died here nursday She is survived by six children Mrs Lavinder of Norfolk Melvin of Portsmouth Melvin of Los Angeles Cal Mrs Lee Smith of Roseboro Dewey Melvin of Sanford and Mrs A Simmons of Winston-Salem 12 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted at the Shearon Baptist Church in Sampson County this afternoon at 3 o'clock The body will leave the Mitchell Funeral Home at 12:30 this afternoon Burial will be in the church cemetery MRS STEWART Last rites for Mrs Stewart 80 of 109 Seawell Avenue were held yesterday afternoon at the Mitchell Funeral Home The Rev Sharpe pastor of the Person Street Methodist Church of-elated Burial was in the City Cemetery Pallbearers were A Goodwin Williamson Phillips 4 STRONACH Farmer Smith I We lions and Nance Survivors are one daughter Mrs Ruffin Beddingfield with whom she resided a grandson James Ruffin Beddingfield and one sister Mrs Ida Coats of Clayton MRS BEITIE KELLY Sanford Funeral services for Mrs Bettie Kelly 80 wife of Kelly of Durham will be held at 3 Saturday from Shallow Well Congregational Christian Church Lee County The Rev Aubrey Todd the pastor of the church the Rev Fred Scott Jr of Durham and the Rev A Denton the pastor of Grace's Chapel Christian Church will officiate Burial will be in the church cemetery Mrs Kelly who died early Thursday morning at her home following a cerebral hemorrhage had been in declining health for some time The daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Ambrose Gunter of Chatham now Lee County Mrs Kelly formerly resided in Sanford About 10 years ago Mr and Mrs Kelly moved to Durham to make their home She was a member of Turner's Chapel Christian Church Lee County Surviving are her husband four daughters Mrs Smith and Mrs Thomas of Sanford Mrs Margie Henderson and Mrs Stone of Durham two sons and Kelly of Durham a brother Bud Gunter of Moncure a sister Mrs Lonnie Lawson of Lee County and several grandchildren MRS MAGGIE Maggie Bostian Neisler 84 died at her home on the old Salisbury road Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock after an illness of eight weeks Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at New Gilead Reformed Church The pastor the Rev Kellermeyer conducted the rites assisted by the Rev Gilbert Goodman pastor of Calvary Lutheran Church Interment was made in the family plot in the New Gilead cemetery Daughter of the late David and Christine Nussman Mrs Neisler was born March 21 1857 in Concord at the site that is now on the public square She was married in 11387 to Adolphus Neisler who died 10 years ago She had resided most of her life in Cabarrus County and was a member of Cold Water Lutheran Church Mrs Neisler is survived by one son Fred Neisler three daughters Mrs Long and Misses Mary and Nell Neisler six granddaughters two great-granddaughters and one great great-grandson One brother Bostian of Cabarrus County also survives MRS WOOTEN Sanford--Mrs Georgia Culberson Wooten 57 wife of Wooten of Cameron and a popular resident there died in Highsmith Hospital Fayetteville shortly after 11 a Friday after a critical illness following a stroke of paralysis which she suffered a week ago The daughter of the late George and Anna Culherson of Cameron Mrs Wooten spent the greater part of her life in Cameron and vaas much beloved in the community Surviving are her husband four daughters Mrs York Raleigh Mrs Paul Joyner Mrs Martin McFayden and Mrs Edgar Bruner all of Fayetteville three sons George Wooten Raleigh Robert Wooten Brunswick Ga and Kenneth Wooten Fort Jackson two sisters Mrs Water Concord: Mrs Charles Rogers Sanford and nine grandchildren Her mother died a month ago Funeral services will be held at Saturday from the Cameron Presbyterian Church of which Mrs Wooten was a member Burial will be in the Cameron cemetery HENRY SHIRLEY Oxford--Friends here have learned of the sudden death in Richmond Va Wednesday of Henry Shirley 65 one-time member of old Horner School faculty here and whose first wife was the former Miss Alice Graham of Oxford Mr Shirley was chairman of the Virginia State Highwey Commission at the time of his death a position he had held for several years He formerly was chief engineer for the State of Maryland and during the World War was a member of the National Defense Bocrd In 1898 to 1900 Mr Shirley was commandant of the cadet corps at Horner School here Surviving are his wife and five children by his first wife daughter of the late Judge and Mrs A Graham Sr who preceded her husband in death in 1918 Funeral rites were held in St James Episcopal Church in Richmond Thursdzy afternoon MRS JOSEPH KINSEY Mrs Joseph Kinsey whose funeral was held at LaGrange this afternoon was the widow of a veteran educator who headed the Lenoir County schools for years When Professor Kinsey became too old to serve the county the board of education made him superintendent emeritus and pensioned him He was probably the first superintendent emeritus of public schools in the country Mrs Kinsey died Wednesday at the home of a son-in-law the Rev Dr Melton in St Petersburg Fla The minister is a widely known minister of the Disciples of Christ Survivors are Mrs Melton another MRS LYDIA CLENDENIN Burlington--Final rites for Mrs Lydia Staley Clendenin whose death occurred early Tuesday morning at her home in Elon were conducted from the home Thursday afternoon by Dr Smith president of lElon College and Christian minister Mrs Bowden rendered two solos during the service Mrs Clendenin native ot Alamance County and for many years a beloved and respected citizen of the Elon College community had been critically ill II days at the Itime of her passing Pallbearers were Dr Howard Gravett John A Cook Staley A Cook Loy Loy and Geerge Robertson The flowers were carried by Misses Josephine Farmer Georgia Moore Edith Vrannock Mesdames Howard Gragett Garrison Brinson Rouse Cole and Ralph Cureton Burial was in Magnolia cemetery at Zion College MRS NErnE MASON Albemarle--Mrs Nettie Mason 68 a native of Stan ly County died at the home of her son Coble of Concord late Friday of a stroke of paralysis following a serious illness of several days She was the wife of the late Frank Mason well known Stan ly County citizen Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at II o'clock at Friendship Methodist Church with Elder Mills pastor of Mountain Creek Baptist Church in charge of the rites Interment will be made In the church cemetery She is Survived by a son Coble of Concord one sister Mrs Alice Shank le of Albemarle Route I and four brothers Alvin Coble of Aquadale Millard Coble of Oakboro Gilliam Coble of Albemarle Route 2 and Adam Coble of Granite Falls JEIFT STEPHENSON Stephenson 81 of Willow Springs died at the home of his brother Claude Stephenson in Pleasant Grove township Friday morning following a weeks illness Stephenson well known deaf mute of his community was the son of the late David and Elizabeth Rya Is Stephenson He was educated at the Deaf and Dumb Institute in Raleigh For the past 35 years he has been a member of the Fellowship Primitive Baptist Church Funeral services will be conducted at Pleasant Grove Missionary Baptist Church on Saturday at 3:30 by the Rev McLeod Bryan of Garner and Elder Floyd Adams of Willow Springs and interment made in church cemetery Surviving are one brother Claude and two nieces Mrs Brown of Greensboro and Mrs Josephus Johnson of Willow Springs DR A PITMAN A Putman 70 pastor of Inwood BEptist Church of Wake County died at the State Baptist Hospital Thursday night after tn illness of several weeks Dr Putman was supply pastor at Inwood Church for nine years during which time he was Bible teacher at Shaw University He was pastor of the Quidnick I Baptist Church for 23 years before going to Raleigh The minister left Raleigh to return to his home in West Sutton Mass to return later as full time pastor of the Wake Church Funeral services will be held at Inwood Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Interment will be in the church cemetery Surviving Dr- Putman are his widow the former Miss Flossie Lewis and one sister Mrs Effie Burhoe of Westboro Mass STALEY Staley who until recently had resided near Stem in Granville County died at the home of his daughter Mrs Owen at Norlina at 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon He had been ill a short time Funeral rites were held Friday afternoon at Star Montgomery County and interment was in the famar plot there Surviving Mr Staley are his wife Mrs Minnie Staley of Norlina three sons Julian Staley of Granville Conty Dalton Staley of Virgilina Va and Charlie Staley of Norlina and Mrs Lizzie Glosson of Montgomery County He also leaves two brothers Walter Staley of Greensboro and Alec Staley of Biscoe and a sister Mrs Frank Dixon of Greensboro GEORGE STALLINGS services were held Friday afternoon at East Maiden Baptist Church for George Oscar Stallings 46 manager of a Maiden textile mill who died suddenly Wednesday night before he could be admitted to the Newton Hospital Williams Baptist minister officiated at the funeral and burial rites Mr Stallings who had been foreman at the Maiden mill for 15 years worked all day Wednesday becoming suddenly ill during the night He was a son of the late Harvey Stallings Sr of Caldwell County and is survived by his wife three daughters five sons two sisters and one brother MRS A McP111311SON Tabor services for Mrs A McPherson elderly woman of the Beaver Dam section who died early Thursday morning following a long illness were held FELLOWS BEFORE ANY OF NOLI COMMIT I KNEW iT IAAS 14IS CLEANSHIRT ASSAULT AND BATTERY WANT you A GAG AS SOON AS CAVE ME TI-ICTIP- To 1440W THAT ougt INSULTING WAITER ISN'T A WAITER AT ALL BUT COOP HE POURED THAT OFF HE WAS147 65 soup POWI4 WAITER- OLO FESTER CORNBLILL WHO WAS my NECK A KIND EN006N COME HERE TcNtGar WHEN HE STOLE lt) ENTERTAIN US MN STEA4 I -v-i 1 14 14 44t7 ENTttitAi ERTA s2w)( Ia i 0- II 0 i HE CALLS IT ok irio414 Sk VI I 1 l' I 4 cti l'is il' --511 ft-- ittlf-4 -H--)A 4' 1 -'11411 4V A o0007 tvs 41- Iliti: mol to 111000 ---1 '--41' dip -1111K- i op 4111111" i ts 1 1-A4 VW "Ay '9 11- a 5----" 6 I t3' Lilt' 4 a aAA tk Ar I 4 7-b' mit 4 0 4644" Ap ''1 0-pz I -Ili: 11 (rafi 4 itii zyyri 1 TAIAtt-VI A- Add -te ligulligba 0101t irir irrs- 50 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