The Gaffney Ledger from Gaffney, South Carolina • Page 7

September 15, 1962 Page 7-Gaffney Ledger READ THE WANT ADS! USE THE WANT ADS! Loan Approved For Blacksburg Water System Blacksburg Mayor Clyde received telegrams Thursday from United States Senator Olin D. Johnson and Fifth District Congressman Robert W. Hemphill advising him the Community Facilities Administration made a loan of $241,000 to' Blacksburg for the construction of a water filtering plant. A contract had been let to the Terry Construction Company, of Greenville, and work on the water system started: a few weeks ago. The system is scheduled to be completed in about nine months.

Ralph Painter In Exercise Off S. Korea Western Pacific Ralph E. Painter, gunner's mate first class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Painter, of route 4, Gaffney, S. is serving aboard the attack cargo ship USS Skagit, which recently participated in the joint service "Exercise Seven Seas," conducted off' the southeast coast of Korea. The five- day, operation stressed amphibious landing tactics, with members of the Army, Navy and Air Force participating. The exercise employed amphibious forces, minesweeping oper. ations, simulated attacks by submarines.

aerial support tactics, and shore bombardment by destroyers. (Continued from page 1) first vice president of the Gaffney club. Other entertainment will include group singing, special music and light refreshments. In addition to Mrs. Dorothy Woodall, of Decatur, national membership chairman, officials expect Mrs.

Margaret Johnson, of Albemarle, N. a former presiof the North Carolina Federation, to attend the meeting. Mrs. Woodall, a past president of the Alabama Federation, is affiliated with Engineers Associates, an organization which prepares plans for communities. Colored News Boy Scouts' Division Meeting The Piedmont Division of the Boy Scouts of America, met Thursday night at 8 o'clock at Pleasant View Methodist Church in Cowpens.

Professor Jerry plorer Post Ralph Bunch Lymas of Union, presided. ExSchool gave the opening leeremonies and members of Cub Pack No. 299 gave the United pledge of Allegiance to States Flag. Commissioner Elmore Free, the kick-off for "Go" presented, in which new boys will be recruited in the Boy Scouts to put our Packs, Troops and Post in orbit and to ensure a successful recovery and a completed mission T-91 days (December 15th). Benny Cunningham, agriculture agent for Cherokee county, was named "Go" Round Up chairman for Cherokee county.

A field day and physical fitness program, ending with a wiener roast will be at Granard High School center fond all Explorers, Cub Scouts, An attrac- Boy Scouts tive embroidered "GO" Round-Up Emblem will be given each scout who recruits a new boy into Scouting. A colorful "Go" Round-Up Neckerchief will be given to each Unit Leader that recruits five new boys for Scouting, it was announced by Rufus H. Foster, District Scout Executive, Colored Deaths Doc Holmes Wilkins Doc Holmes Wilkins, of 533 Richmond 'street in Cincinnati, Ohio, died Tuesday at his residence during his sleep. Son of the late Mrs. Sarah Petty Wilkins and the late Henry Wilkins, he was a native of Gaffney.

He was a barber by occupation. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday afternoon at 3. o'clock Dunton Chapel Methodist Church, with the Rev. Raymond T. Gibson officiating.

Interment will follow in the Limestone cemetery with the Foster Funeral Home in charge. He is survived by three sisters, Miss Violet Petty, Mrs. Nora Lipscomb and Mrs. Mary Willie Smith, all of 407 W. Birnie street in Gaffney; many nieces and nephews.

Local Items Reported In Brief Form Attend Greenville JC Charles Lee Randolph, David Mac Lemmons and Beverly Dale Jolly, all of Cherokee county, are among the 526 students enolled at North Greenville Junior College forthe 1962-1963 fall semester. Masonic Meeting Granard Lodge No. 186, A. F. will meet, Monday night at 7:30 at Masonic Temple to confer the second degree on a class of candidates, it been announced by A.

D. Morris, the secretary. Cars Collide City police reported a car driven by Albert Reid, 23, route 6 negro, and an auto driven by Mrs. Mary Worthy Peeler, 27, collided intersection Frederick atrethe and Dogwood Springs road about 8:40 Friday morning. No one was reported hurt.

Football Results Thursday football results inCherokee county teams volving, follows: Gaffney High lost to the Rock Hill JV's, 19-7; Blacksburg High JV's defeated the Pacolet JV's, 26-7; and Granard High's Trojans lost to Westside of Anderson, 32-20. To Ordain Deacon Charles Harrison will be ordained as a member of the board of deacons at the Sunday night service at the Temple Baptist Church. The Rev. Carl G. Ellison, the pastor, will preach the ordination sermon.

Jeff Jones will present the Bible and the Rev. "Joe C. Belche, of Montgomery Street Baptist Church who is a former Temple pastor, will deliver the charge. The service will begin at 7:30 o'clock. Legion, Auxiliary To Meet Commander C.

C. Hubbard has announced members of the Cherokee County Post No. 109, American Legion, and its auxiliary will met next Tuesday night at 7 o'clock at the Legion Home in Irene Park. A supper prepared by Robert A. Hancock as chef will be served.

Mrs. Jack Pettit is president of the auxiliary. Street Preaching Service The Rev. Edward McAbee, pastor of the Northside Baptist Church, has announced a street preaching service will be held Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the city park here in the interests of the Spartanburg area Baptist Crusade for Christ. Dr.

James A. Howard, of Greenville, who is assisting the Rev. C. E. Hampton in a series of meetings at the Cherokee Avenue Baptist Church, will be the speaker.

Cherokee Avenue Revival James A. Howard, of Greenville, former superintendent of evangelism for the South Carolina Baptist Convention, is assisting the Rev. Clarence E. Hampton, pastor of Cherokee Avenue Baptist Church, in a revival series this week. Services are being held each evening at 7:30, with special services for the Juniors, Intermediates, and Young People at 7 o'clock.

Dr. Howard's message for Saturday will be "The Death Of A Christian." Sunday morning Uses The message Rod be His "When Disobedient God On Children" and the topic for Sunday evening, "What Must I Do To Be Saved?" Nomads (Continued from page 1) Angeles freeways to "Disneyland" ebfore setting her sights eastward again. Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest, Painted Desert, and just plain desert passed beneath her sturdy wheels as she rolled happily homeward. As' South drew nearer she seemed to be pushing rather de than following the car. She and her nomads had seen much of this great land, but were happy to be home again.

She was not content just to see places on her journey and visited with several Gaffney natives en route. "Tenderfoot" will not be content to stay at home for long. She has been struck by wanderlust and will probably be sneaking off for week-end trips until next summer when once again she can be expected to "hit the trail" because her nomads have learned to love out-of-doors living and are likely to run off with her at the slightest provocation. Traps Speeders Carbondale, uring a convention of justices of the peace. etate police decided to demonstrate what they argue are three nearly infallible methods of gauging automobile speeds.

Radar, electric timers and airplane observations were employed simultancously to measure cal speeds on an airport runway. Ot. ficiuls said the three method agreed within a mile an hour on cars traveling up to 100 miles an hour, Telephone IV 9-5741 CLASSIFIED! CLASSIFIED INFORMATION CLASSIFIED RATE First insertion, 3e a word. Minimum 75c. Each additional insertion 2e a word.

Minimum 50c. Price doubled on above rate when' 'insertion of larger type (10 point). PHONE IV 9-5717 NEW HOME OWNERS POLICY See Us For Rates No Obligation SEE LITTLEJOHN INSURANCE AGENCY 315 North Limestone St. FOR SALE FOR SALE Like new Clarinet. Call IV 9-4959 or contact Clarence Jackson, Anthony Street.

FOR SALE One used 12-dise McCormick grain drill. Reasonable. Haile H. LeMaster, Route 2, Phone IV 9-2256. FOR SALE Dachshund puppies, AKC registered, one male, 3 females.

Can be seen at 114 West O'Neal Street. Call 489-6785. DELICIOUS PEARS and apples for sale, $2.00 per bushel. R. C.

Sarratt, phone IV 9-6683, Rt. 2, Box 35. FOR SALE Magnus electric chord organ; 20,000 BTU gas space heater. Call Mrs. Swayne Robinson, IV 9-5142.

FOR SALE Fresh milk cow, second calf. Part Holstein, Good milker. J. B. Wilkins, Bus Station, Phone IV 9-4991.

1959 CHEVROLET dump truck with body. Clean. Priced to sell. Cherokee Farm Equipment IV 9-2584. six, 489-6361.

LOVELY MODERN three bed- PUPPIES FOR SALE Half Collie, Shepherd. Call IV 9-6200. 60,000 BTU Seigler oil heater, used 3 winters. Excellent condition. Also 280 gal.

tank on legs, $100 for both. See Otis Minor, 330 Providence Road, IV 9-4242. FOR SALE board feet of mature pine, poplar, on 80 acres. Trees have been cruised and marked. Situated 15 miles South of Gaffney, near Kendrick's Gin.

Phone Gaffney, IV 9-6683: R. C. Sarratt, RFD 2, Box 35, Gaffney, S. C. IN STOCK White wall cleaner; mat cleaner; glass cleaner; motor cleaner: liquid soap; use gener household cleaner for kitchen and bathroom and save! Chemical Dial IV 9-6675.

NEW AND USED sewing machines for sale; also repaired. All work guaranteed. them in or call IV 9-2130. Martin's Sewing Machine Shop, 414 East Frederick Street. METAL KOOL-VENT Awning for sale.

Suitable for home or store front. Good condition. Priced for quick sale. Call 489-6481; or after room house. Huge closets; mammoth living room; spacious dining room; "sweety-pie" kitchen with an abundance of cabinets; hardwood floors; fireplace; large bath; insulated and weather stripped throughout and many, many other attractive features.

Just 10 minutes drive from town. Located on large 5.7 acre tract. Only $10,500. Contact Goforth Realty 851 East Main Street, Spartanburg, or Don Patton Agency, 9- 8520. 42-FOOT, 8 FEET WIDE house trailer for sale.

Two bedrooms, automatic washer, canvas awning. Mrs. J. T. Wilkerson, Blacksburg, phone 839-6952.

NEW HOUSE IN Blacksburg. South Shelby Street Extension. Three bedroom brick veneer. F. H.

A. approved. Call Backsburg, 839-2410 or 839-6856. THREE BEDROOM brick veneer house corner of West Robinson street and Oakland Avenue. Three bedroom brick veneer house near Kirby Memorial Church.

Can sell either house with small down payment. C. D. Padgett, IV 9-6015; IV 9-2427. NOW IS THE TIME to get that bike for school--or lay-a-way now for Christmas! 26" Flightliner bike chrome galore.

Was $48.95. Now boys or girls; fully, equipped, $39.88 at Sears in Gaffney, IV 9- 5781. THREE BEDROOM HOUSE on Petty Street for sale. Call IV 9- 2597; after 6 p. call IV 9-8739.

BRICK VENEER HOME, six rooms with 3 bedrooms, duct heat, fenced-in yard. R. T. Gregory, 114 W. O'Neal phone IV 9-6785.

SIX-ROOM BRICK VENEER house for sale by owner, at 314 Austin Drive, large lot chainlink fenced. Gibson, phone IV 9- 2793, FOR SALE WE'RE HEADQUARTERS for your canning needs, school supplies, flour and feeds, and dog food. Kirby Store, Macedonia community, dial IV 9-4015. "HOMELITE" CHAIN SAWSSales and Service. See us for your needs.

Cherokee Farm Equipment East Smith Street. Phone IV 9-2584. FOR SALE By owner, one s1x-room frame house with double garage, yard fenced in, gas furnace, equipped for gas or electric stove. Contact A. D.

Morris, at IV 9-5845 or IV 9-6808. FOR RENT FOR RENT TO COLORED- Two bedroom trailer home located 504 South Logan Street. Call IV 9-6413. FOR RENT- -Highland Courts Apartments: One Bedroom $25.00 Bedrooms $30.00 Two Bedroom Duplex $35.00 Stove, refrigerator, water and maintenance furnished. Phone IVanhoe 9-5282.

NOTICE TIME WAS when all houses were painted either white or gray. Modern trend calls for color. Your house will look years younger, too. Call Buck Maynor, IV 9-6366. $1.00 PER HOUR will 1 be paid for the biggest fish caught here every hour each Wednesday afternoon from 1 to 7 o'clock, Saturday from 7 a.

m. to 7 p. and Sunday from noon to 6 p. m. during the month of September.

Must weigh 2 lbs. or more. Also three weekly prizes. Peeler's Lake. GUN REPAIRS For expert gun repairs bring your gun to City Pawn Shop, 120 Mill Street.

Dial IV 9-8400. QUICK MONEY Loans on anything of value. New and used merchandise. Gaffney Hock Shop, 613 North Granard, IV 9-4104. MORE FARM PROFITS are possible by modernizing operation with a long term real estate loan.

For details, consult Federal Land Bank Association, 227 East St. John Street, Spartanburg, S. C. 583-6789. HUNTING OR Trespassing for any purpose, at any time is forbidden on my land in Grassy Pond community.

Trespassers will be prosecuted. W. J. Queen. LATE REGISTRATIONS still being accepted for Miss Marion's School of Dance.

For information call Mrs. R. H. McElveen, IV 9-2909. MORE AND MORE Budget-wise Shoppers learning, that the best buys are Sears in Gatfney and you can telephone your order, too.

IV 9-5781. GUTHRIE WHITE SIGNSSigns of ail kinds, Truck Lettering, Windows Walls, Cartoons and Art, Neon Service. North Logan Extension. Call J. B.

Guthrie, (V 9-8987. FOR BATON Twirling lessons call Shirley Phifer, telephone IV 9-4306. WANTED WANT TO RENT HOUSE. Prefer three bedrooms. Desire nice location.

Call IV 9-6522. HELP WANTED -Male WANTED Experienced presser. Apply at DeLuxe Cleaners, 320 West Frederick Street. MALE HELP WANTED Retired or semi-retired man to be responsible for small business in Gaffney. Write giving details about self and address to P.

O. Box 546, Gaffney. LOST FOUND STRAYED From Sarratt's 448 Sixth Street, Wednesday night; small Beagle, black spots, wearing collar with short chain. Finder please call IV 9.4841. Classified Display FOR QUALITY Floor Finishing Covering Cabinet Covering Vinyl, Rubber Asphalt Tile Floors.

Ceramic and Plastic Tile Walls- Glass Shower Doors. A Complete Floor and Tile Service CALL 489-2813 MULLINS Floor pervice Supplies Used Refrigerator 6' GENERAL ELECTRIC $79.95 Pay Only $2.00 Weekly BROWN Furniture Co. East Frederick Street DON'T WORRY ANY MORE! Use Long-Lasting CONCRETE STEPS DRIVEWAYSWALKWAYS, TOO! Reasonable Prices. CALL IV 9-4144 MABRY'S CAFE Classified Display NOW BUY IS THE TIME, COAL TO BUY COME NOW PHOENIX COAL SUMMERTIME IS THE BEST TIME TO BUY! GAFFNEY ICE CO. 212 West Birnie Street DIAL IV 9-6862 3 QUILTS LAUNDERED for 1 00 only at Modern Laundry West Frederick St.

Classified Display LAWN MOWERS Sharpened and Repaired PICK -UP and DELIVERY DIAL IV 9-8394 GEORGE'S REPAIR SHOP Wood Street GEORGE TRULUCK, JR. IN REVIVAL The Rev. Vernon Bishop, (above), a former pastor of the Northside Baptist Church here, will assist the Rev. Taylor L. Osment, pastor, in a series of revival meetings September 16-23 at 7:30 at the Berry Memorial Baptist Church.

He is now pastor of the Mountain View Baptist Church in the Green River Baptist Association in North Carolina. Eastwood (Continued from page 1) ceding you, has real problems that must be met. Just now we are terrifically concerned over the impending conflict between the two great ideologies of Communism, and the Western concept of real democracy. Your future and that of your children already mortgaged through there piling up of local, state and national debts. We must have a tremendous increase in national productivity or continual inflation is with us for your life time and maybe longer.

Improvements in transportation and communications are doing away with the small community concept, and replacing such with neighborly concepts of ever a widening radius. With the world becoming increasingly smaller your generation will be called upon to adjust, adjust again and to keep on adjusting. You will find it necessary to call as neighbor, people whose language you cannot now speak, and whose culture is completely alien to you." After describing the importance for relay teams for passing the baton properly from runner to runner, Dr. Eastwood said: "The years spent in receiving a formal education are rather similar to moment spent in passing the baton by the runners in a relay race, and just as important. Man is different from other creatures made and ordained by God, primarily in that the offspring of man can and may learn all the accumulated knowledge of man of preceding generations.

This accumulated knowledge we call our cultural heritage, and is passed on to you through the formal learning process; at least it is available for you. How much you get depends largely upon seriousness of purpose shown by the individual student." Three important factors in the educational process were named by Dr. Eastwood. The first was acquisition of knowledge. The second was application of knowledge to the thinking process.

And the third was development of the spiritual area. Church (Continued from page 1) church. The group of 122 people with their church letters in hand and six under the watchcare of the group was called into a business meeting with Mr. Alexander as temporary chairman. The Rev.

Wren, was elected as pastor by a unanimous vote of the group. Eugene Fowler, Joe Wilson and Robert Ellison were elected to serve three years as deacons. Joe Westbrooks and Willie Phillips were elected to serve two years as deacons. Nathan Gardner and W. D.

Gregory were elected to serve one year as deacons. Nathan Gardner was elected as church clerk, W. D. Gregory as treasurer, Robin Humphries as Sunday School superintendent, Joe Westbrooks as Training Union director, Mrs. J.

E. Wren as as W. Broth- M. U. president, Joe Wilson erhood president, Miss Sandra Wilson pianist, Jimmy Lockhart as temporary choir leader, Peyton Price as Sunday School secretary Theron Keller as Training Union secretary.

All of these officers were elected by unanimous vote of the group. The constitution and were then adopted by unanimous vote of the congregation. A' budget was presented and adopted by a unanimous vote. Another hymn was sung after which a special offering was received for the new church. A rising vote of thanks was given to Grady Blackwell for the use of his building as a meeting place until a building can be erected.

The church also gave Mrs. Hayes a rising vote of thanks for her do nation of a plot of land on which to erect the new church. A vote of thanks also went to the West End and Macedonia churches for the use of hymn books. Mr. Alexander then brought a to the church after which message the congregation sang "Blest the Be The Tie, and Mrs.

Lockaby led closing prayer. Members of the Crestview Baptist Church are meeting in a block building on Highway 11 near T. R. Hayes' store. JERRY W.

MeDANIEL McDaniel Starts Marine Corps 'Boot' Training Jerry W. McDaniel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Felmet McDaniel, Box 212, route 1, Blacksburg, has begun his Marine Corps "boot training" at Parris Island, it was announced Wednesday by Sgt. A.

L. Johnson, local Marine Corps recruiter. McDaniel enlisted in the Marine Corps "enlist now serve later" program, designed to allow and women to join the Marine: Corps and select any day within a four-month period to report for active duty. The new Marine, a member of the class of 1962 at Blacksburg High, upon completion of "boot camp" and four weeks advanced infantry training at Camp Lejeune, N. will be eligible to return home on a 20-day leave prior to his assignment to one of the many posts or stations that the Marine Corps maintains at home and abroad.

A detachment of Marines under Colonel Robert E. Lee, U. S. Army, captured John Brown Harper's Ferry on October 18, 1859. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND DISCHARGE State of South Carolina, County of Cherokee.

Notice is hereby given that I will apply to Hon. W. R. Douglas, Probate Judge for Cherokee County, S. at his office at Gaffney, on 1st day of October, 1962, at 10 o'clock A.

for a Final Settlement and Discharge as Administrator of the estate of Hayes P. Mayfield, deceased. Herbert Mayfield, Administrator of the estate of Hayes P. Mayfield, Deceased. This 24th day of August, A.

1962. Pub. Aug. 25; Sept. 1, 8, 15.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Oscar M. Mintz, De- ceased. All persons having claims against the above estate are hereby notified to file same duly verified, with the undersigned, or W. R. Douglas, Probate Judge of Cherokee County within 5 months from the date below or forever be barred.

Ray Mintz, Administrator. Gaffney, S. August 31, .262. Pub. Sept.

1, 8. 15. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Mary C. Palmer, De- ceased. All persons having claims against the above estate are hereby notified to file same verified, with the undersigned, W.

R. duly, Douglas, Probate Judge of Cherokee County within 5 months from the date below or forever be barred. Dorothy P. Sutton, Executrix. Gaffney, S.

September 12, 1962. Pub. Sept. 15, 22, 29. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Robert T.

Batchelor, Deceased. All persons having claims against the above estate are hereby notified to file same duly verified, with the undersigned, or W. R. Douglas, Probate Judge of Cherokee County within 5 months from the date below or forever be barred. Ruby B.

Batchelor, Administratrix. Gaffney, S. September 13, 1962. Pub. Sept.

15, 22, 29. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the Order of Honorable W. R. Douglas, Probate Judge of Cherokee County, S. the undersigned will sell at public auction to the nighest bidder for cash on Friday, September 28, 1962, at 3:00 P.

at the home place of the late James R. Service, deceased, 610 East Frederick Street, Gaffney, South Carolina, all of the ny, South Carolina, all of the personal effects, household goods and furnishings, and personal property located in the said home place. Jonathan Z. McKown, Executor of the Estate of James R. Service, deceased.

Gaff.ey, South Carolina, September 13, 1962. Pub. Sept. 15, 22. SPECIAL One New Super D-55 Clinton Chain Saw With Roller Tip Bar.

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