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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER RALEIGH SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY It 1948 Grange and two brothers RADIO TODAY and Funerals Baten Mrs George Exum Mrs Asthma-Coughs Don't let eauiMnf aneezlec ehaku-g r-euiTtac attanka of Bronchial Asthma rata sleep and eaercy ajiother day without try-inr Menalaca) Thla treat interna) medlrtna la iaateleaa nd taken laetl) directed vorkt thru lh flm th reaching tha bronchial tasaa an Wnaa Caually etaria helping nature immediately to remove thick sticky macua thus alleviating coughing and promoting freer breathtna and mora refreshing aleep Get Mendec from your dniwt today Money back guaranteed units completely tatianed Deaths LONNIE SPAIN Funeral services for Lonnie Foster Spain 47 of 1017 Peace Street will be conducted this af-ternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Yel-verton Funeral Home Hie Rev Morriss pastor of Calvary Baptist' Church will officiate and burial will be in Montlawn The Raleigh Masonic Lodee No 500 will have charge of the burial service Mr Spain had been an engineer for the Seaboard Air Line Railway and a railroad man for the past 32 years He began his railroad career at the age of 15 He died early Friday morning at Rex Hospital following a brief illness Surviving are his wife the former Cassie Robert son one son Johnny bpain nis mother Mrs Ellen Spain and two brothers Brown Spain of Henderson and Alvin Spain of Richmond Va Members of the Brotherhood of Engineers will be honorary pallbearers ELGIE MAE EVANS Funeral services for Elgie Mae Evans 20-year-old State Hospital employe will be conducted this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Beth-da Baptist Church near Clayton Burial will be in the church cemetery Miss Evans died Friday afternoon in Rex Hospital from injuries suffered in an auto accident here nine days ago She was a daughter of Mrs Lassie Johnson and the late Evans of Clayton Route 1 Surviving are her mother and stepfather two sisters Eley and Emma Evans both of the h'vne six brothers Baticom David Howard and Wilbert Evans all of the home Bell Evans of Clayton Route 1 and Milton Evans of Four Oaks one half-brother and on half-sister Dorothy Jean and Robert Johnson both of the home' MRS WILLIAM MARTIN Mrs William Martin 90-year-old Raleigh resident died yesterday morning in Rex Hospital following a brief illness Funeral services will be conducted this morn- TRUE ENDURES When planning a memorial beauty of material and design should be first in con sideration For unless a memorial is beautiful it fails in its that of perpetuating a beloved memory It is equally important to know that the beauty so carefully planned will endure We can supply cemetery memorial! of distinction carved Irom the best of monumental material by the leading rtloan of America Authorized Dealer GEORGIA CRYSTALLINE MARBLE BROWN or emonai -Servtof the Carolina and Virginia" Nashville Just Across the River Box M2 Phone 2831-W ROCKY MOUNT p-tHiVnHH))H)KM (AT SON HL nnn It I a WPTF 8:00 News Summaries NBC 8:05 Organ Recital NBC The BanMst Hour Wo! Id New KntincUm NBC i uU WnrdN and Miiic NBC Tenth Man National Radio tuloit NBC News and Circle Arrow Show NBC 11:00 Hillyer Memorial Christian Church 12:00 News 12:05 Matinee Mood Barficld and Scott Wrfk In llrvlew Tha Jiiainoiitl llni The University Hour ho fill rirIWrt Merrill TU ff Harvest ot Stars NBC 3:30 One Man's Family NBC 4:00 The Quiz Kids NBC 4:30 The Svmphonette 5:00 The Radio Theatre NBC 6:00 The Catholic Hour NBC 6:30 Carolina Chats News Reporter 6:50 The Little Show Jack Benny NBC 7:30 Phil Harris and AlTre Faye NBC 8:00 Charlie McCarthy Show NBC 8:30 Fred Allen Show NBC Manhattan Merry Go Round NBC 9:30 Album of Familiar Music NBC 10:00 Take It or Leave It NBC 10:30 Horace Heidt Show NBC 1 1 :00 News Let Me Have Music Dave tarroway Show NBC 12:00 Newa NBC 12:03 Slan off Medical School and the University administration in selecting a direc tor of the hospita and members of the Medical School faculty First task of the committee it was said will be to assist in finding a director of the hospital Nego tiations under way since early last summer had led to the selection of one of the leading hospital directors or the country and a graduate of the University but he informed the committee recently he could not leave his present position Chancellor House said STATES (Continued From Pag One) lands offshore areas The board said the SuDreme Court eave the federal government a "paramount rieht in thesp lands hut rfirt nf confirm or deny either state or federal ownership to them a weaairm the "recognition by the Congress of the rights and interests Of the statoa in a vnirm in the development of their water re sources" The board said the Fed eral Power Commission is "energetically pursuing a program which it is feared Will extend lt rnntrni over every waterway in the coun- A-- if i iry rraraicss or lis naVlgaDUlty FUEL OIL (Continued From Paga One) a 28-cent increase in addition to the zz cents CONFERENCE OF STATES CALLED FOR THURSDAY Washington Jan 10 (Pi Mounting complaints over the win ter fuel oil shortage today brought 1) a request that Congress consider allocating supplies and t2 plans for a 22-state meeting here next week on the problem Meanwhile much of the East Coast particularly New England eyed dwindled heating oil reserves while experiencing below-freezing temperatures The board of managers of the Council of State Governments called on Congress in a resolu tion adopted here to take quick action to assure adequate supplies to shortage areas Calls Conference Senator Tobey (R H) an nounced thSt Max Ball direc tor of the Interior Department's Oil and Gas Division has called emergency fuel coordinators of 22 states to a conference here Thurs day to seek ways of alleviating the situation Some encouragement came from a Federal Mediation and Concilia tion Service announcement of the settlement of a 10-day strike of 1- 640 CIO workers at the Pan-American Refinery and Pipeline Company's Texas City Tex plant The Council of State Govern ments board resolution said "the (shortage) crisis apparently has been brought about by the lack of administrative authority to control the shipment and movement of oiL It said Congress should investigate and 'remedial legislation if necessary should be enacted quickly" Studying Situation Senator Tobey pointed out that a £enate commerce subcommittee of which he is chairman and two other Congressional committee? have been studying the situation for some time The state fuel coordinators called to the Interior Department meeting were appointed by state governors at Tobey's request to administer a "pool account" or quantity of fuel oil set up by oil producera for emergency allocation to shortage areas WEAL Waltx Time Newa 4 Bob Johnnon'a Hour Comic Week! vnteeoMal Hollnea Hor ft Youn Jeori Church MBS Orcan Reverie Holiday for Strinas Brouahton Memorial Class 10:30 ChosenTeople Junale Jim 11:00 Tabernacle Baptist Church Pilarlm Hour MPS Lutheran Hour MBS Thre Sun Cavalcade ot Talent What's New Chicago Theatre MBS 4:00 House of Mysterr MBS 4:30 True Detective Mvsteriea MBS 5:00 The Shadow MBS 5:30 Quick as a Flash MBS Those Webster MBS 6:30 Nick Carter MBS 7 :00 Drew' Pearson ABC -Monday Morrun Headlines ABC Heatler Show MBa Sister tary Jimmy Fidler MBS 00 Walter Winchell ABC Guest Star 30 Jim Brackus MBS 00 Boston Biackie 30 Old Fashioned Revival Hour MBS 30 Le Castle's Orch MBS Mutual Reporta the News MBS Rian off tranK Sinatra per cent is farm woodlots and another 40 per cent in tracts which do not exceed 5000 acres JXGAL NOTICES NOTtcr or VOLl'NTAav iHoftm fTtOM OF PARTNrKHHir Notice Is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing wherein Lonnie Small Walter Milton Joyner and George Cooper were partners trading and doing under the firm name and Style of CITY GARAGE COMPANY in the city of Baeliah NrtH Caroline IOC ten at 10 utury street has thl day boon dissolved by mutual eonseot Of tha partners The business heretofore conducted be said partnership will in the future be conducted by the said Lonnie Smatl and -others under the name of SMALL'S CITY GARAGE located as hereinbefore: and the said Walter Miltnn Joyner and Oeorae Cooper will have no tnteret therein and they will ril be liable nor responsible for an lndebtedne contracted by said business after tht date This the 2nd dav of January 194 WALTER MILTON JOVNER GEORGE COOPER Wilbur Foster Attorney 1-1118 NOTICE Tha City of Baleigh wilt receive bids until 4:00 o'clock Tuesday January 30 1048 for furnishing a crawler type tractor of the following type: Caterpillar D-6 SS Allis-Chalmers HD-7 B0 HP International TD-M S4 HP Cletrac DD-61 HP or equal Diesel Motor Iff Shoe Track-Narrow Gause Tread Equipped with starter peel-cations furnished with proposal Also One Droit Bull Clam Model No 3 Cu Yds or equal Clam Shovel to be mounted on Tractor All FOB Raleish North Carolina Please specify delivery date The Council of the Citr of Kaleish reserves the right to reject any or mil bids I SNIPES Mayor BOY BRA PEN City Manager BARNHARDT Director of Public Works 1-1 1 3 SAWYER City Clerk NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS WATER WORKS SYSTEM GRIFTON Sealed proposals for construction ef a Water Works System In the Town of Grtfton will be received by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Grifton at the Ton Hall until 10:00 o'clock a on Wednesday the 31st day of January 1848 at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read The work contemplated at this time will be only a part of the final Distribution System an elevated tank deep well and deep well pumping equipment Plans Specifications and Contract Documents are on file with tha Town Clerk Mr Coward Grifton the Office of the Engineer Greenville and Office of the Associated Gen eral Contractors Charlotte and naieiarn in CoDies of Plana and Soecifiratinna nn be obtained from the Engineer unrni the deposit ot glSOO Deposit will be funlel to those maHlnar bona fMe bids to the Town and also to those acquiring plana and specifications and who find upon examining same that they will not or cannot offer a bid provided the plans ana specifications are returned to the Engineer in good condition on or before the date set for receiving bids Consideration will be given only to bids of contractors who submit evidence showing that they have been lu-ensed under "An Act to Besulate tbePract-e of General Contracting" rati ted by General Assembly of North Carolina on March 10 1W1'5 and as aubaequentiy amended A performance bond will be reouired equal to 100 per cent of the contract price conditioned upon the faithful performance of the contract and upon the payment of all persons sunplying labor and furnishing materials for Uie construction of the project Each proposal shall be accompanied with a deposit of cash or certified check on some bank or trust company a-itnor ized to do business under the laws of the State of North Carolina in an amour) equal to not less than five per -fr of the proposal said check to be made to the Town of Grifton as a uar-antea that a contract will be entered into with the Town within ten days after the award to the bidder and that the required bond will be executed In lieu of certified check or ceh for five per cent of the amount of he bid tha hiddr nti a check in an amount equal to two rt a old nana in an amount equal to three Der cent nf the hirf antee that the contract will be entered into with the Town wtihin ten davs af'er the award to the bidder jnd that the required bond will be executed ine Town reserves the right to reject sny or all bids or to accept the bid or bids that appear to be to tha beat interest of the Town No proposal may be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for tne receipt of bids for a period of thirty 30 days By order of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Grifton A NELSON Mayor HART Clerk-Engineers: Henry Rivers and Thomas Rivera Greenville 1-111 ley of Roxboro with whom Mrs Jackson -made her home and Mrs Cash of Apex three brothers Oakley of Angier James Oakley of Washington and Maxie Oakley 'of Durham: and a half-brother Lex Calvin Brown of Los Angeles Calif MRS MATTIE GAY Seaboard Mrs Mattie Gay lifelong resident of Seaboard ami widow of Gay died at 6:30 Saturday of a heart attack at the home of her sister Mrs Henry Russell Harris Sr with whom she made her home here She had suf fered an extended ihncss Funeral services will be held at the Harris home Monday at 3 conducted by the Rev Rogers and the Rev Pegg local ministers Burial will be in the town ceme tery surviving are her sister a niece Elizabeth Harris and a nephew Harris Jr MRS A A PIPPIN Zebulon Mrs A A Pippin 76 died at her home in Wakefield early Saturday morning following a lengthy illness Mrs Pippin was the widow of the Rev A A pippin She was active in her church and the civic affairs of the community up until her last illness Funeral services will be held from the Zebulon Methodist Church Sunday afternoon at 2:30 conducted by the pas tor the Rev Paul Carruth assisted by the Rev Herring Inter ment will be in Montlawn Cemetery in Raleigh Surviving are five sons Allan Jr and Hugh of Zebulon Hoyt Pippin of Birmingham Ala Shelton Pippin of Sylvania Ga and Exum Pippin of Washington one daughter Mrs Stroud of Henderson six grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Cobb of Elm City and Mrs Ida Herberts of Suf folk Va JOSEnflD TURNER -Durham Funeral services for Joseph Turner 34 of Durham who died at the Veterans Hospital in Richmond Va will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Hall-Wynne Funeral chapel Durham Dr Trela Collins pastor of the Lakewood Baptist Church will conduct the services Interment will be in Maplewood Cemetery Mr Turner born Jan 30 1913 in Harnett county was the son of Mr and Mrs Turner of Wake County He worked with a Durham dairy for several years before joining the Marine Corps Surviving are his wire the former Grace Upchurch Turner of Harnett County his parents three brothers and I Turner and two sisters Mrs Elsie Holt and Annie Ruth Turner all of Wake County MRS CARLESSIE IIORNE Dunn Mrs Carlessie Home 69 died Saturday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs A iwcuan at Clinton Route 3 Funeral services will be held Sunday at ai Calvary Tabernacle in Sampson County conducted by the Kev Herman Smith of Goldsboro Burial will be in the church cemetery surviving arrlwn sons Willie Home of Greensboro and A Home of Wilmington a daughter Mrs Mc-Call five brothers Charlie and Almon Grantham or baiemDurg Harvey Grantham of Aiitryville Route 1 and Uriah Granthuni or Erwin three sisters Mrs Addison Autry of Autryville and Mrs Julia Rirtlpr and Mrs Pearlie Worlev of Roseboro Route 2 and 10 grand children JOHN BROADUS T1IACKSTON Rnrkv Mount John Broadus Thackston well known sportsman and automoDiie salesman wno oica In a hnsnital hpre Friday nicht will be buried on Sunday afternoon The rites will be conducted at the home at 3 o'clock by the Rev Gray Temple Episcopal rector and in terment will be in I'inevicw L-eme-tery Mr Thackston who was a native of Greenville is survived by his wife Mrs Marie Burnett Thackston: a dauehter Mrs James Herrine of Rocky Mount: three sisters Mrs Frederick Rogers of Greenviute Mrs Alexander ue-sertz of New York City and Mrs Thomas Wilson of Miami and one brother Thomas inackston of Kinston LEON DURE Macon Ga Leon Dure 73- year-old financier and father of Dure Jr executive news editor of the Twin City Sentinel at Winston-Salem died shortly after' noon Saturday Dure head of the firm of Dure Beeks was for mer vice-president oi tne old Fourth National Bank here In addition he held executive positions with the old Macon Railway Light Co the old Central Georgia Power Company and at one time was president of the Manchester Manufacturing Company Besides his son he is survived by three sisters Mrs Harry Ferree and Mrs Frank Coburn of Macon and Mrs George Cherry of Tampa Fla JOHN JACKSON COILE La Grange John Jackson Coile 57 died January 3 in a Los Angeles Calif hospital Funeral services will be held at Rouse Funeral Home here Sunday at 2:30 conducted by the 7ev Clifton Rice of Kinston Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery here Mr Coile formerly lived in La Grange Surviving are his wife Mrs Clara Coile two daughters Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Robertson and Mrs Valiera Powers of Miami Fla three sons and Carl Coile of I "-mi and James Robert Coile of Athens Ga his mother Mrs Coile of La Coile of La Grange and Coilc of Abbeville CT MRS LUCINDA LUCAS Benson Mrs Lucinda Lucas 77 of Erwin Route 1 died at her home late Friday night after a lingering illness She was the widow of Lov- ett Daniel Lucas Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at Antioch Free Will Baptist Church of which she' was a charter member from the time of its organi zntion nbotit 21 years hro pastor the Rev Oscar Honeycutt will be in charge assisted by the Rev Vann and the Rev A Hardin Surviving are three daugh ters Mrs Mattie Butler and Mrs Cora Blackman both of Erwin Route 1 and Mrs Stella Shelton of Greensboro one son Robert Lucas of Erwin and 19 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren JAMES WALTER STEWART Sanford James Walter Stewart 80 of Sanford died of a heart attack while on a business trip to Lilling-ton Saturday morning He had been in his usual health before the attack Mr Stewart was born in Harnett County the son of the late James and Delaney Matthews Stew art His wife was the former Florence Byrd of Bunnlevel Surviving are his wife four daughters Helen Stewart of Charlotte Mrs A Matthews of Sanford Mrs Worth Perry of Jonesboro Heights and Miss Nell Stewart of Sanford and three sons Chief Petty Officer James Stewart with the Navy In Biloxl Miss Roy Stewart and Har ry Stewart both of Sanford Fu neral arrangements will be an nounced LJolllNSON Watha Funeral services for Johnson 69 were held Wednesday afternoon at the Watha Methodist Church Burial was in the church cemetery Mr John son died at his home near here Tuesday morning after a long ill ness Surviving are his wife Mrs Leola Rivenbark Johnson: son Merle A Johnson of Watha a brother Johnson of Watha a brother Johnson of Blaney and three grandchildren A BLElTcOLE Rockingham A Bled Cole 69 died Saturday afternoon In Baptist Hospital at Winston-Salem The fu neral will be held here Monday aft ernoon He was the son or the late John Wyatt and Kate Steele Cole He is survived by two brothers and a sister Dr Cole of Greens boro and Cole and Mrs Henry Rancke of Rockingham BALLENTINE (Continued From Page One ing the race for Governor of our great State My Interest in that of fice was based on the belief that my experience as a farmer and a business man and my knowledge of the problems confronting our people would enable me to make definite contributions to the development of our commonwealth "Kerr Scott has dene such a good job as Commissioner of Agriculture I had not considered replacing him Now that he has taken himself out of the picture I have concluded that 1 eaii render perhaps as valuable service to my friends and my State as head of the State's Agriculture Department as in any other capacity "I shall always be grateful for the support tendered me as a pros pective candidate for Governor and I sincerely hope that all of my friends will appreciate my sincere desire to be of service to them and will rally to a program of progress and development for North Caro lina" Wake Forest Graduate Ballentine is a native of Varina Wake County A son of James and Lillian Yates Ballentine he was born April 6 1899 and was educated at Holly Springs High School and Wake Forest College where he received his A degree in 1921 Ballentine entered politics in 1926 when he was elected to the Wake County Board of Commissioners He served on the board until 1934 and hj 1937 wont to the State Senate from Wake He served in the Gen eral Assemblies of 1937 1939 1941 and 1943 He was elected Lieutenant Governor of the State in No vember 1944 He is a Baptist Ballentine is married to the former Mrs Bess Bangert Phoenix of Raleigh and they reside at Hotel Sir Walter here HOSPITAL (Continued From Page One) Manager Claude Teague and Dean Berryhill Collier Cobb Jr was appointed chairman of a subcommittee on the building of the hospital other mem bers of which are McLendon Clark Gray Pearsall Hill and Horner Chairman Cobb along with any other committee members he may choose was empowered to conclude immediately agreements with con tractors to draw up plans for the building and was asked to have them completed in time to share in the 1948 allotment of $500000 of federal funds made available under the Hill-Burton bill Cobb said the contract for plans could be com pleted by the end of next week A subcommittee of personnel and policy was appointed and is com posed of Bryant Mrs McCain Mc Lendon and John Clark of Greensboro This committee was asked to assist the director of the sso NEW JERSEY ing at 10 o'clock from the home of Mrs Marshall DeLancey Haywood at 127 Edenton Street The Rev Ray Holder rector of Christ Church will officiate and inter ment will be in Oakwood Cemetery Mrs Martin widow of Martin was the former Lavinia Haywood of Raleigh daughter of the late Dr and Mrs Richard Haywood She ws born here in 1858 Surviving are one daughter Mrs Leo Foster of Pasadena Calif and two sons Richard Martin in government service on Okinawa and William Martin of Washington MRS KATIE BLACK Funeral services for Mrs Katie Marsh Black 80 mother of Mrs A Stewart of 2704 Everett Avenue will be conducted this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Clinton Baptist Church Interment will be in the church cemetery Mrs Black who made her home here and in Clin ton died Friday evening in Rex Hospital following week of ill ness Surviving are two daughters Mrs Stewart and Mrs Withers Davis of Clinton one sister Mrs David Herring of Clinton sev eral grandchildren and great-grand children and a number of nieces and nephews ERNEST CARROLL Ernest Frank Carroll infant son of Mr and Mrs A Carroll of Raleigh Route 2 died last night at Rex Hospital 22 hours after he was born Funeral services will be con ducted Bi the graveside in Lee's Chapel Church cemetery near Zebu-Ion this afternoon Mrs Carroll is the former Helen Boyette of Nash County MRS ADA SIKES Wilmington Mrs Ada Sikes widow of the Rev Timothy Alexan der Sikes died Friday nuht in a hospital here She had been a patient for four months Mrs Sikes had been In failing health for four years The daughter of George Washington and Caroline Flow she was born In Monroe on September 23 1872 Her husband in the Methodist ministry for 39 years held charges in several North Carolina cities and was associate editor of the North Carolina Christian Advocate Following his death In 1943 Mrs Sikes made her home with two of her sons Claud at Carolina Beach and John of Wrightsville Beach Mrs Sikes Is survived by three sons Earl professor of economics at Dartmouth College Claud of the Star-News circulation department and John executive secretary of Wallace Associates two sisters Mrs Hart of Monroe and Mrs Margaret presslcr of Sierra Madra Calif one grandson and several nephews and nieces Funeral services will be held at the First Methodist Church in Monroe at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon Interment will be In Elmwood Cemetery at Charlotte LEWIS BARNES Rocky Mount Funeral services for Lewis Barnes 63 local resident who died Wednesday while on visit to Battle Creek? Mich will be held at the graveside In the Ben-nette Barnes cemetery in Wayne County at 2:30 Sunday afternoon The body arrived here Friday and was to lie in state at the Johnson Funeral Home until 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon Surviving are seven sons Barnes of Battle Creek Mich W- and Barnes both of Rocky Mount Barnes of Philadelphia Barnes of Portsmouth Va and two who are members of the armed forces Barnes located in Germany and Barnes who is stationed in Honolulu: a daughter Mrs Driver of Wilmington his mother Mrs Barnes of Kenly three brothers Barnes of Pikeville Barnes of Goldsboro and Barnes of Kenly and six sisters Octavia Barnes of Rocky Mount and Mrs Holland Mrs f'f tifl IUHn'rHirlU) 773 Ytlverton Oumer mmmtuvsimmm 03 CTEDuB HmU la or THE rttitmrttmi Aycock and Mrs Milford Exum all of Kenly MRS BERTHA STONE Mrs Bertha Stone 66 of Lumberton died in Baker Hospital here Saturday about 4:30 a She had been carried to the hospital Friday evening She had not been well for sometime Funcr al services will be held 'Sunday at 3 from Stephens Funeral Home and interment will be in the New Hollywood cemetery The Rev A Stephens and the Rev A Paul pastor of Mt Elim Baptist Church of which she was a mem ber will officiate Mrs Stone was born on February 5 1881 in the Mt Elim section of Robeson county a daughter of the Francis Steph ens and Mrs Elizabeth Barnes Stephens She had been making her home for some time here with her son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Harry Curtis Stone on Walnut Street Surviving besides Harry Cur tis Stone are two daughters Ruby Neil Stone of Charlotte and Mrs Kelly Wilson of East Lumberton three sisters Mrs I Stone of near Lumberton Mrs John Branch and Mrs Thad Stone of Lumberton Route 2 two brothers and Okey Stephens of Lum berton 2toute 2 four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews THOMAS MrCARGO JR Mount Thomas McCargo Jr 68 died at the home of his sis ter Mrs Graham in Tarboro at 8 Friday A practicing at torney for a number of years Mr McCargo was legal adviser to the late Governor Thomas Bickett during World War 1 He was also a veteran of World War I The body will arrive1 at Moody Funeral home in this city Sunday at 11 a where it will remain until Sunday at 2 when funeral services will be held at Moody Funeral Home Chapel conducted by the Rev Frank Jordan pastor of Central Methodist Church of Mount Airy Burial will be in the family plot in Oakdale Cemetery Mr McCargo was a native of Mount Airy a son of the late Thomas and Lummie Rawley McCargo Survivors include one brother James McCargo of Philadelphia three sisters Mrs Graham Mrs Gates of Alexandria Va and Mrs Arthur Howe of Racine Wis and several nephews and nieces WALTER RUSSELL HAYES Roxboro-r-Walter Russell Haves 73 retired Person County farmer died Friday night at 11:30 at his home In the Bethel Hill community He had been ill for several months and died of a heart attack Funeral services will be held Sun-day afternoon at 2:30 at Olive Branch Baptist Church with the Rev Joe Currin pastor officiating assisted by the Rev Funderburk The body will lie in state one hour prior to the services Burial will be In Burchwood Cemetery at Roxboro He was a member of the Olive Branch Baptist Church from early boyhood and was a son of the late James Hayes and Caro line naves or Person Countv Sur- viving are his wife Mrs Pauline Neal Hayes one daughter Mrs rage Brooks of Roxboro two sons Cledith Hayes of Hampton Va and Hayes Jr of the home three sisters Minnie Hayes of Virgilina Va Mrs Bedney Gentry of Woods-dale and Mrs A Carter of Warsaw and four grandchildren ALLEN FORBES Greenville Allen Forbes 45 died at his home in Winterville at 10:45 Friday night after sev eral months of illness Graveside services will be conducted in the Winterville Cemetery Sunday at 3 by the Rev Nobles Free Will Baptist minister of Win terville Members of Mohican Tribe No 56 Order of Red Men will have charge of the services Mr Forbes son of the late Allen and Winnie Stocks Forbes was born in Pitt County and had lived in Winter- vine for about 15 years He was a member of Reedy Branch Free Will Baptist Church and Mohican Tribe No 56 Order of Red Men' Surviving are his wife Mrs Dora Wil- loughby Forbes a daughter Mrs Mary Forlines of the home a foster son (Tick) Forbes of Ayden a half-brother Parker of Kenansville and two sisters Mrs Walter James of Greenville and Mrs Frank Whitehurst of Bethel JOHN II BERRY Swan Quarter John Henry Clay Berry 90 died at noon Saturday at his home here He was Hyde County's oldest resident and was known as "Uncle John" Mr Berry had been in declining health for a few years but had continued to see his friends until the time of his death He was a native and lifelong resident of Swan Quarter Funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 at Soule Methodist Church near here Burial will be in the church cemetery The Rev House will conduct the rites Mr Berry was married to Polly Ann Harris in 1872 She died in 1919 Surviving are three sons John Thomas and Berry all of Swan Quarter four daughters Mrs Eula Harris and Mrs Cahoon of Swan Quarter Mrs Harrison of Western Port Md and Janie Berry of Raleigh 24 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren MRS HERMAN STEVENS Fayetteville Mrs Eileen Agnes Taylor Stevens 25 the first English war bride to come to Fayetteville died Saturday morning in a local hospital after three months of illness She married Herman Kelly Stevens of Fayetteville during the war and came to this country in February 1945 Mrs Stevens was the daughter of Dr and Mrs Francis Taylor of Newport Monmouthshire England who survive her with three brothers and three sisters in England She also leaves her husband and a small son Funeral service will be held at Rogers and Breece Chapel at 2 Sunday with burial in Rocky Mount MRS GARLAND JACKSON Roxboro Mrs Garland Jackson 22 of Roxboro died Friday at 12:30 in Duke Hospital Durham after an illness of two weeks She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Oakley of 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