Daily News, Wednesday, January 8, 1958 CONCERNING MAN'S INJURY Information On Arrest Asked By Police Chief Police Chief Paul B. yesterday ordered a complete recirc*mstances surrounding the lapse of time between a white man's arrest and his subsequent hospitalization with a head injury. After reviewing reports, Chief Calhoun last night made a statement concerning the injured man, Muncie J. Archer of 901 Barringer St. Archer, arrested on a drunk charge shortly after Sunday midnight, remained in critical con- Mrs.
Wyant, 65, Stricken After Long Illness Mrs. V. L. Wyant, 65, of 903 Fairmont St. died at 6:30 a.m.
yesterday at Wesley Long Hospital after a long illness. A native of Alamance County, she had lived in Greensboro for 34 years. She was a member of Gilliam Primitive Baptist Church in Alamance County. She was also a member of the Woman's Club, the Euterpe Club, the Exchangette Club, the Rose Garden Club, the United Daughters of Confederacy, the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Colonial Dames of America. Survivors, in addition to her husband, are one son, V.
L. Wyant Jr. of Greensboro; five brothers, Elder John Gilliam of College, R. L. Gilliam Statesville, Dr.
Frank Gilliam of Burlington, E. L. Gilliam of Greensboro and Paul D. Gilliam of Charlotte; and two sisters, Mrs. Matkins of Haw River and Mrs.
Grace Bernard of Elizabeth, N.J. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. today at the Forbis Murray Chapel. Elder Posey Ingram of Martinsville, officiate. A graveside service will be held at 2 p.m.
Thursday at Elk Run Cemetery 1 in Elkton, Va. The service here will be attended by members of the Exchangette Club and the Rose Garden Club in a group. The body will remain at the funeral home until the hour of the service. Cletus Herbin Dies At 58 Cletus Herbin, 58, of 1258 Tucker St. died suddenly at 2:30 p.m.
yesterday of a heart attack. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Wesley Long Hospital. A native of Alamance County, Herbin was employed at the North State Chevrolet Co. Except for 10 years in Florence, S.C., Herbin had spent most of hi adult life in. Greensboro.
He was a member of the Centrade Methodist ogles Hampton Church of Masonic FlorLodge No. 204 of Florence. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Lucy Herbin of Alamance County; his wife, the former Blanche Mason; and two sisters, Mrs. Earl Nall of Brown Summit and Mrs.
William Lucas of Greensboro. Funeral services will be held at Forbis Murray Chapel at a time to be announced. The body will remain at the funeral home until the hour of service. Ex-Greensboro Pastor Dies The Rev. Daniel A.
Morgan, 70, formerly of Greensboro, died Monday at his home in East Hartford, Conn. He was a native of Guilford County and a retired Methodist minister. He had served several churches in the Greensboro area before his retirement about 15 years a ago. Surviving are his wife, the former Minnie Whitt: and one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Ammons of South Windsor, Conn.
The body is to be brought to Greensboro and will arrive at 9:40 a a.m. Thursday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Carraway Memorial Methodist Church. The Rev.
T. G. Madison, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in the Mount Pleasant Methodist Church Cemetery. The will at the Hanes-Lineberry Funeral Home until the hour of the service.
Mrs. Teague Succumbs Mrs. Oscar R. Teague, 82, of 1027 Paisley St. died at 11:40 p.m.
Monday at Wesley Long Hospital, where she had been a patient for two weeks. The former Nettie Causey, she was a native of Greensboro and was a member of West Market Street Methodist Church. Survivors include her husband and one sister, Mrs. D. V.
McLeod of Greensboro. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. today at the Forbis Murray Chapel. Dr. Charles P.
Bowles, pastor of West Market Street Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery. Members of the Ireland Bible Class of West Market Street Methodist Church will attend in a group. The body will remain at the funeral home until the hour of the service. Pallbearers will be J.
R. Chrismon, Frank Maness, Gurney Frazier, Dan Warner, Bradley Wyrick and V. B. Hennessee. Biologist Dies Of Illness 'n Durham Greensboro Daily News High Point Bureau HIGH POINT, Jan.
7-Dr. Velma Dare Mathews, 53, head of co*ker College Biology Department, died today in Duke Hospital in Durham after an illness of two years. Her condition had been critical for two weeks. She was a native of High Point, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Mathews. She gradulated from Woman's College and then went to the University of North Carolina for graduate study, receiving her M.A. degree there in 1927 and her Ph.D.
degree in 1930. She headed the Botany Department of Arkansas College until 1934, when she went to co*ker College as an associate professor. She had headed the Biology Department there since 1935. Many Honors Dr. Mathews held many distinguished honors in scientific bodies and was listed in Who's Who in America.
She was the first it woman to head the South Carolina Academy of Science and has published numerous volumes of botanical research. Surviving are a brother, M. D. Mathews a M. D.
Mathews and her stepmother, Mrs. Ruth Mathews, all of High Point. Funeral services will be in the chapel of Yow's Funeral Home Wednesday at p.m. by Dr. C.
C. Herbert and the Rev. Carlyle Smith, pastors of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church here and Wesley Methodist Church at Hartsville, S.C. Burial will be in Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery. H.E.
Davis, 77, Dies At Home Of Daughter Henry E. Davis, 77, died at 11:20 o'clock last night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Burgess, 913 Walker with whom he made his home. He had been in ill health for 15 years, but death was unexpected. He was a native of Lillington, but had made his home here for 10 years.
He was a member of College Park Baptist Church. Davis is survived by one son, Elmo Davis of Irwinton, two other daughters, Mrs. S. Gordon Ponder of Raleigh and Mrs. John Anderson of San Pedro, Calif; three sisters, Mrs.
J. E. Brown and Mrs. Herman Stewart, both of Lillington, and Mrs. Lewis Rosser of Broadway; and five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at Hanes Chapel at a time to be announced. Youth Is Burned When Kerosene Is Ignited A 19-year-old youth who suffered first, second and third degree burns when he attempted to light a fire with kerosene yesterday, was described in "fair" condition at L. Richardson Hospital last night. Hospital attaches said the youth, Charlie Dillard, suffered burns over a large portion of his body. Firemen said he was a roomer at 1123 S.
Cedar St. They said he apparently poured kerosene on hot coals in a stove and that the can which he was holding caught fire and exploded. The house was heavily damaged, firemen said. They said they understood Dillard jumped out a window after his clothing caught fire. Tests Are Slated For State Posts A schedule of continuous examinations for a number of state positions during the first and second quarters of this year has been announced by the North Carolina Merit System Council.
Examinations will be given every Friday in Raleigh and on alternate Fridays beginning Jan. 10 in Employment Security Commission offices in cities over the state, including Greensboro. Positions open include case work assistants with county departments of public welfare; public health nurse; assistant sanitarian with health units; and a number of clerical posts. Show Scheduled In Charlotte The spring and summer merchandise show of the Greensboro Division of Western Auto Associate Stores Jan. 12-13 will draw 310 owners from seven states to Park Center Auditorium in Charlotte, R.
T. Renfro, division manager, said here yesterday. Over 3,000 items will be displayed, "from fish hooks to farm tractors," said Renfro. The Charlotte meeting, one of 15 being held in the nation this month. will have owners from North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky and Georgia.
In ancient Rome presents were exchanged and there was feasting on Dec. 17, festival of Saturnalia. Deaths And Funerals MRS. LUCILLE W. WALL Funeral services for Mrs.
Lucille W. Wall, 64, of 4007 Walker Ave. will be held today at 2 p.m. at Lindley Park Baptist Church. The Rev.
A. L. Robertson, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Center Methodist Church cemetery. Pallbearers will be Howard C.
Smith Clement G. Smith, Marshall Moser, Howard Jobe, Thad Wall and Lawrence Wall. The body will remain at Hanes Funeral Home until 30 minutes prior to the service. Mrs. Wall died Monday night.
DELANO PASCHALL ROGERS PITTSBORO, Jan. 7-Delano Paschall Rogers, 23, of Chattanooga, died today in a Durham hospital after illness of a year. He was a native of Durham County, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey P.
Rogers, formerly of Durham and now of Ringgold, Ga. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Blythe Rogers; one son, David Rogers, and one daughter, Deborah Rogers, all of Chattanooga; one foster brother, L. O. Pleasant of Sanford; and his parents.
Funeral services will be conducted at 3 p.m. Thursday at Mount Zion Methodist Church by the Rev. G. C. Kinlaw and the Rev.
Mr. Harrison. Burial will be in the church cemetery. MRS. ILA WILLIAMS FAYETTEVILLE, Jan.
7 Mrs. Ila Page Williams, 72, died in a Gainesville, pital after a brief illness. She was a resident of Fayetteville and had been visiting her son in Florida. She was first married to John R. Page who died in 1921 and her second marriage to C.
P. Williams ended with his death in 1941, Mrs. Williams is survived by four daughters, Mrs. A. H.
Barrett of Fayetteville, Edna DeLoache and Mrs. Buford Scott of Gainesville, and Mrs. Craig Williams of Kannapolis; and one son, G. K. Page of Gainesville.
She also leaves three brothers, Guilford Hair of Hope Mills, Worth Hair of Kannapolis and Jasper Hair of St. Pauls; and one sister, Mrs. Wiley Cain of Hope Mills. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the Jernigan and Warren Funeral Home with the Rev.
J. F. Donnelly officiating. Burial will be in Lafayette Memorial Cemetery. JEANNE EILEEN GOOCH ASHEBORO, Jan.
7-Jeanne Eileen Gooch, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gooch of Route 1, Franklinville, died today in a Chapel Hill Hospital after an illness of six weeks. Surviving are her parents; one brother, Roy Lee Gooch of Jacksonville, six sisters, Mrs. John Kimes of Greensboro, Mrs.
Bennie Brady of Route 1, Asheboro, and Ann, Sue, Mabel and Margaret Ellen Gooch of the home; and the paternal grandmother, Mrs. Carrie Gooch of Thomasville. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. MRS. SUDIE WORLEY GOLDSBORO, Jan.
7 Mrs. Sudie Page Worley, 80, died today at the home of her son, C. M. Page, in Goldsboro. Surviving are three sons, C.
M. Page of Goldsboro, W. C. and J. E.
Page, both of Durham; and one daughter, Mrs. Lillie Vanhoy of Goldsboro. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at the Goldsboro Primitive Baptist Church with Elder Gerald Pate officiating. Burial will be in Willow Dale Cemetery.
WILLIAM B. TUDOR STUART, Jan. 7-William Barney Tudor, 67, died today at his home at Spencer following a long illness. He was a native of Patrick County. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Annie Nelson Tuand five sons, James G. Tudor of Madison, William Hubert Tudor of Martinsville, Ralph Ford Tudor of Wisconsin, Billy Douglas Tudor of Leaksville and William Earl Tudor of Spencer. Funeral arrangements are incom-1717 plete. JERRY ODUM LUMBERTON, Jan. 7 Jerry Odum, 75, of Route 4, Lumberton, died last night in Robeson Memorial Hospital after an illness of several months.
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Swamp Baptist Church by the Revs. Clyde Simpson and J. L. Jones.
Burial will be in the church cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Hodges Odum; two sons, Lorenzo Odum of Jacksonville and Lawrence Chesley Odum of Wilmington; three daughters, Mrs. Roy D. Keller of Apex, Mrs.
Ruth Wiggins of Pembroke and Mrs. G. B. Cottingham of Maxton; 11 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; three brothers, Owen Odum of Coats, Humphrey Odum of Elizabethtown and Oscar Odum of Roseboro: and a sister, Mrs. Minnie Martin of St.
Pauls. PRINCIPALS MEETING The Guilford County Principals Association meets at 6:15 o'clock tonight at the Mayfair Cafeteria. Stanley J. Protas, principal of Brightwood School, said a panel discussion will be held on the "Dilemma of the Slow Learner." JOB APPLICATIONS DROP Applications for jobs at the local office of the North Caro-4-1 lina State Employment Service totaled 618 for December compared with 1,053 in November and 994 in December, 1956, Howard Winstead, the manager, reported yesterday. 1-ARTICLES FOR SALE 13.
Building Materials BULLOCK Weatherstripping Specialist. Interlocking jambs--metal thresholds. Dial BR 3-8489 or BR 2-3257 14. Business Office Equipment A-1 SELECTION USED OFFICE FURNITURE DESKS CHAIRS FILES BOOKCASES SAFES PIEDMONT OFFICE SUPPLIERS 203 N. Greene St.
Phone BR 4-1561 ATTENTION! LARGE SELECTION USED OFFICE FURNITURE up FILES up KINDLEY'S Used Office Furniture 513 South Elm St. Phone BR 5-4956 ADDING MACHINES BRAND NEW electric: $119.00 up. CAROLINA OFFICE MACHINES 205 E. Sycamore St. Phone BR 4-1041 GO MODERN Buy brand new SMITH -CORONA ELECTRIC PORTABLE TYPEWRITER From Greensboro's only authorized agent.
Bring in your old standard or portable as down payment and get a new portable for PER WEEK BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CORP. 330 Bellemeade St. Phone 4-8487 OFFICE MACHINES REPAIRED Free pickup and delivery miles. OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 109 W. Edwards Place Ph.
BR 5-2628 15. Farm or Dairy Equipment BEST SELECTION of good used Ford tractors we've had. Reconditioned and guaranteed ARE MARKED DOWN FOR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE! -Good Finance PlanP FARM EQUIPMENT CO. 3713 E. Market St.
Phone BR 3-1977 FOR YOUR tractors and equipment, see CLARK FARM SUPPLY Old Reidsville Greensboro Greensboro. BR 5-6976 010 HAVE your equipment repaired now. SOCKWELL FARM EQUIPMENT McLeansville, N. C. Phone BR 4-5091 HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS -complete line for every cutting job.
service complete parts. GARRETT CO. Farmall Dealer'. 1011 S. Elm St.
Phone BR 4-6343 NEW LOMBARD Chain saws $159.50 up. Rebuilt chain saws $100 up. SOUTHERN TRACT OWER MOWER Point Rd. Phone BR 3-4527 NEW AND USED Tractors, Farm Ma chinery and Trucks. Bargain prices.
CLAPP BROTHERS Siler City, N.C. Phone Sherwood 2-3737 SEVERAL NICE CUBS. Fords, Massey. Harris Pacer. All guaranteed and priced right.
Off 220 South at Sumner School. Fred Cook. 1957 CUB TRACTOR with plow, cultivator and fertilizer attachment. Used on 3 acres of tobacco. Cost $1800- will sacrifice for $1200, Phone BR 5-5224.
16. Fuel co*kE COAL CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES HAM COAL COMPANY 202 W. Lewis St. Ph. BR 2-7474 FINE HARDWOOD FOR FIREPLACES.
will cut desired length Phone BR 4-1054 after 5 P.M. GREENWOOD -cut for fireplace and heaters. $7 pick-up load. Phone BR 4-3527 weekdays. KEEP YOUR FIREPLACE BURNING.
Dry hardwood logs cut to order. Quick service. BR 2-3682. 19. Household Goods APPLIANCE TV CENTER-Big savings on all used appliances and TV's.
Phone BR 5-4536. ALL $89.95 SWIVEL rockers brand new. slightly cash: $59.95 swivels $29.00: platform rockers spot chairs- odd tables $4.50. SHAW FURNITURE COMPANY (Annex Randleman. N.C.) ALL kinds good used furniture and aDpliances.
Reasonable. ZIMMERMAN FURN. CO. S. Elm and E.
Bragg Sts. FREE PARKING PHONE BR 4-3038 A NEW 1957-14 inch Hotpoint portable TV; also used TV Consolette. Guaranteed. Call: PICKETT'S INC. PHONE BR 2-6141 ATTENTION refrigerators, CASH AND washers, CARRY: oil circulators, TV's, dinettes.
kitchen cabinets, sofas, chests. dressers, wardrobes. bedroom suites. rollaway beds. Large selection.
$10 each. ALEXANDER FURNITURE CO. 511 S. Elm St. Phone BR 2-0266 ALL 1957 FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES GREATLY REDUCED.
ALL FLOOR MODEL -FIDELITIES GREATLY REDUCED. $8.95 to $11,95 heating pads, 'til sold. Only $4.95 $3.98 L. P. records.
Limited. $1.98 $9.95 Antenna (rahbit ears) $4.95 STRONG TIRE SERVICE N. Elm St. Phone BR 5-6447 APPLIANCE TRADE-INS! automatic washer. MAYTAG, AMP $85.00 NORGE, automatic washer $65.00 WESTINGHOUSE Laundromat $65.00 BENDIX Economat $65.00 GE 10 foot refrigerator $125.00 ADMIRAL.
across-top, 12 foot refrigerator--freezer $125.00 GOOD USED TV SETS. table" and console models $35 up BURK HP shallow well pump, guaranteed $55.00 224 Phone BR 3-3437 SOUTHERN, SALES COMPANY A HUNTLEY'S CREDIT MANAGERS SALE Have Been Forced to Repossess 81 PIECES 177.00 3 ROOM GOOD FURNITURE You can buy for the balance Due $177.00 Just $15.00 down and assume the payments. 1-Two Piece Living room suite Tables 3- 2-Lamps 1-Vanity 1-Chest 1-Bed 1-Coil Spring 1-Cotton Mattress 1-Dinette Suite 1--32 Piece Set of Dishes 1-32 Piece Set of Silverware WELL WORTH DOUBLE THIS $350. HUNTLEY'S 209 N. ELM ST.
ALWAYS BETTER BUYS at Groome! Used 2 piece living room suites. $39.50 up. Dinette suite $12.50 up. Other bargains in new and used furniture. WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE! GROOME FURNITURE CO.
516-518 South Elm St. Ph. BR 4-8313 BIG ANNOUNCEMENT COMING! Watch this paper for further details. WHITE FURNITURE CO. 515 South Elm St.
Phone BR BARGAINS FOR CASH: Oil circulators $10. $35. washers refrigerators $20. ranges $20. TV's $20.
gAS heaters $10, chairs $1, beds $5. sofas $10, dressers $5, chests $8. New furniture price. COOKE 631 S. Elm BR 2-2073.
BRAND NEW $139.50 foam rubber sofa beds. slightly damaged $79.50 cash: cheaper sofa beds, $39.50: cheaper sola beds. $29.40. Open Tuesday and Thursday night until 9:00. SHAW (Annex FURNITURE COMPANY Daily Fortune Finder at Piedmont Memorial Hospital where he was taken about 12 hours suffering from a head injury inflicted before his arrest.
A Negro woman, Thelma Marshall of 925 Curtis is charged with attempted murder in connection with the case. Police said she admitted that she pushed Archer down about an hour before she called police and complained that he was trying to get into her house. Witnesses at the Curtis Street address were quoted as saying Archer had been there earlier Sunday night and had purchased whisky in the Marshall woman's presence, police said. Investigating officers said they found a small spot of on a flower box on the Marshall woman's porch where Archer apparently struck his head after being pushed. After reviewing the reports of officers connected with the case, Chief Calhoun made this statement of circ*mstances surrounding the incident: At the time Archer was arrested, his only apparent injury was a small cut on the head.
He declined an offer of medical care while he was being booked, saying he was not badly hurt. Appeared All Right During the night and early morning, he was checked seven or eight times by jailers making routine rounds Each time, he appeared to be all right. When officers roused him for breakfast, he said he did not want anything to eat. He was again asked if he wanted a doctor. He again said he was badly hurt.
When officers began rounding up prisoners for court, he was given a bath to get him ready for feel like going to court. Officers, trial. 1 Later, he said he did not thinking he was not yet sober, asked that his trial be postponed. Nothing Unusual (This action was not unusual in such cases, Chief Calhoun explained.) For the next several hours, he was checked at least every 30 minutes and each time, appeared to be all right. But when he was asked if he wanted lunch, he first accepted but later changed his mind, saying he did not feel like getting up.
Officers then became concerned. A doctor was called but said he would not be free to examine Archer until later in the day. It then that police officials ordered ed that he be taken to a hospital, although Archer still insisted that he did not need medical care. Archer's record shows a long line of arrests on drunk charges. The Marshall woman's bond was set at $5,000.
W. H. Lambert, 74, Dies In Hospital William Henry Lambert, 74, of 1604 Buffalo a retired assistant overseer at Cone Mills died at 12:40 p.m. yesterday at Moses Cone Hospital. He had been in declining health for years and seriously ill for about one month.
A native of Randolph County, Lambert had resided here 49 years. He was a member of the Buena Vista Lodge 21 of IO0F a and was a member of the Junior Order. Surviving are his wife, the former Rosa Belle Brady; one son, D. W. Lambert of Charlottesville, one daughter, Mrs.
A. C. Hartzoge of Alexandria, two brothers, Alfred W. Lambert of Carthage and John Wiley Lambert of Robbins; four sisters, Mrs. Warren Caviness, Mrs.
Eli Leonard, Mrs. Carson Leonard and Mrs. Merritt Leonard, all of Bennett: and five The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Forbis Murray Chapel, The Rev. John T.
Edwards, pastor of the Eller Memorial Church, of which Lambert was a member, will officiate. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery. The body will remain at the funeral home until the hour of service. Natural Causes Ruled In Death The Guilford County medical examiner last night said a man who suffered an attack at the corner of Ashe Street and Walker Avenue died of natural causes. The man, William Arthur Jackson who rooms at 404 Blandwood was at first Police traced him through unidentified.
prints. Dr. Allan B. Coggeshall, medical examiner, ordered an autopsy-the first under the medical examiner system here. The body was taken to Hanes Funeral Home where it will remain until arrangements are completed.
He was a native of Dunn and had lived in Greensboro for about five years. He was about 47 years old. Survivors include two sons, Charles Jackson and William Jackson, both of Danville, a daughter, Margie Solomon of Baltimore, three sit ters, Mrs. O. B.
Pope of Durham, Mrs. Terrell Smith of Warm Springs, and Miss Myrtle Jackson of Raleigh; and three brothers, Joseph, Lewis and Johnnie Jackson, all of Raleigh. LONNIE FIELDS FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. 7-Lonnie Leroy Fields of near Raeford died Monday at Cape Fear Valley Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.
Wednesday at Jernigan Warren Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. Baxter Walker. Burial will be in Cemetery Red Springs. Fields is survived by his wife, Mrs. Donnie Blanche Fields; two daughters, Mrs.
Margaret Riddle of Red Springs and Mrs. Thelma Marie Smith of Laurel Hill; three sons, Travis Edwin Fields, James Collins Fields and Henry Harold Fields, all of Raeford; two brothers, W. S. Fields of Shannon and D. M.
Fields, Aberdeen; and 11 grandchildren. JOSEPH SWANN FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. 7 Joseph Elmo Swann, 50, died Monday at Highsmith Hospital. Swann was born in Manchester, son of Mrs. Jennie Harper Swann and the late Fred Jones Swann.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Jernigan Warren Funeral Home conducted by the Rev. Graham Eubank and Chaplain Holland Hope of Fort Bragg. Burial will be in Cameron Hill Presbyterian Church Cemetery. In addition to his mother, Swann is survived by one sister, Miss Mamie Swann of Fayetteville; one brother, George Albert Swann of Fayetteville and McCain; and one son, Joseph Swann Jr.
JAMES BATEMAN AYDEN, Jan. 7-James O. Bateman, 72, died last night at Pitt Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the Britt Funeral Home here by the Rev.
W. H. Hollowell. Burial will follow in the Ayden Cemetery. He came to Ayden in 1917 from Plymouth to work with a veneer company.
He was a member of the Ayden Missionary Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, the former Lula Manning; one daughter, Mrs. Rena Bateman of Burlington; two sons, James A. of Riviera Beach, and Virgil T. Bateman of Fort Walton Beach, and one sister, Mrs.
Lee Hollowell of Henderson. MRS. W. H. BOWERS LEXINGTON, Jan.
7 Mrs. Fonnie Key Bowers, 47, of Route 2, Lexington, died last night in the Rowan Memorial Hospital at Salisbury after an illness of one week. She was born in Moore County. She leaves her mother, Mrs. Lula Maness Key of Route 2, Lexington; her husband, William H.
Bowers; one daughter, Gaynell Bowers of the home; and three sisters, Mrs. Leland Greer of Lexington, Mrs. Pearlie Cranford of Winston-Salem and Mrs. H. C.
Childress of Rock Hill, S.C. Funeral services will be conducted at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Holly Grovel Lutheran Church by the Rev. Donald Loadholdt. Burial will low in the church cemetery.
1-ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. Lost, Found, Strayed LADY HAMILTON WATCH lost. Owner's BR 2-0858 or 407 on Edgeworth name engraved back. Reward. LADY'S pin found several weeks ago in Friendly Shopping Center.
Write description and telephone number to A-401. News-Record. LOST -Child's pet--Large Collie. reddish brown. white neck a and forelegs.
Please phone BR 4-9729. LOST: In Starmount Section December 29, 1957. 3-legged Siamese Cat. Call Mrs. Oliver, Collect-Statesville.
N. C. TRiangle 3-4120. Reward $5.00. LOST: Child's pet.
Bassett hound. Black with brown marking. Please call BR. 5-5108. Reward.
LOST: Male red co*cker Spaniel, Answers to Day BR 2-5547. night BR 2-0485. 7. Monuments, Cemetery Lots MONUMENTS AND MARKERS Best Prices Year- Round SALISBURY MARBLE GRANITE CO. F.
Lee Fentriss, Local Representative plot in Green Hill Cemetery. Priced OPPORTUNITY to purchase grave Phone BR a 2-7056 Day or Night $400. Phone BR 4-5178. Personals A QUALITY FURNITURE. RE.UP.
HOLSTERING DECORATING SERVICE. Phone BR 3-7319. CASHION'S Battleground Ave. BR ALL WORK GUARANTEED FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED CUSTOM MADE furniture all kinds. MATTRESSES City and rebuilt.
County sterilized delivery. and renovateo. CALL US TODAY GREENSBORO MATTRESS CO. BR 5-2760 It No Answer PH. BR 2-1632 or BR 2-4895 AUTO tallored Auto seat Trim covers.
115 convertible tops. Shop, N. Forbis. Phone BR 3-4100. ATTENTION! AT MURPHY'S Reupholstering.
slip covers. drapes. Free estimates. Satisfaction guaranteed. 106 Paisley BR 3.4|81: BR 4-5054 ATTENTION WORKING mothers.
few openings. Experienced help. Qualified teacher. Opal's Day Nursery. BR 2-4037.
AVOID ANY DELAY in building. Have your plans drawn and blueprinted now Phone Graphics, BR 4-0301. BUYING OR SELLING All types Real Estate. YOST LITTLE, Realtors, MLS Ford Little Jr. Eddie Yost BR 2-0151 Nights BR 5-8820 BR 3-7653 CHILD CARE by day or week 3316 Immanuel Road.
BR 5-3047 PRIVATE INVESTIGATING -AIL investigation held strictly confidential BR 2-6020. UPHOLSTERING Free estimates. Easy Terms HUNTLEY'S 209 N. Elm St. Phone BR 2-2118 WILL CARE for child in my home by day or week.
Call BR 5-4800. WILL KEEP CHILD in my home any hours. Guilford Ave. BR 3-1927. WILL CARE home.
for 1804 pre-scheel ARe child my Phillips Avenue. WILL KEEP child in my home for working mother. Near Western Electric. BR 4-2636. -ARTICLES FOR SALE 12.
Antiques ANTIQUE furniture, china, glass, copper silver. Come in and browse. HILDA HARRIS. 123 Bishop, BR 2-1609 1.. Building Materials GRADES crushed stone.
mason sand. river sand. Dozing. clearing lots, digbasem*nts. Fill dirt.
ton soil. BR 3-3605 4-1 Grades crushed stone, top soil, fill dirt. sand. installing septic tanks. Phones BR 4-5513, BR 4-1673.
BR 3-9339 COLUMNS -Steel tubular columns for carports and basem*nts. Cut to Any size. plates welded. Closed Saturdays. MYERS BROTHERS.
Inc. 207 Benbow Rd. BR 3-3087 BR. 4-2970 4 5 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 MN JAN. 22- 25 15 21 1 18 5 5 14 3 15 21 18 FED.
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4.21 To learn your "Fortune" for today from the stars, write the letters of the alphabet corresponding to the numbers on the line of the astrological period in which you were born. You will find it fun. 11-ARTICLES FOR SALE 19. Household Goods BARGAINS FOR CASH--Gas range, like new $50, oil circulators $10. Philco electric range.
like new $75, used treadle machines. Singer and other makes $5.00 and up. WILLIAMS SON. 335 W. Lee.
BR 3-3983 wrought iron. condition. Phone BREAKFAST ROOM, suite, tubular weekdays after 7 P.M. BR 4-7630. CABINET STYLE combination radio and record player.
PHONE BR 3-9894 CHROME dinettes, 5 plece, only $29.95 CHEST-of-drawers, new, large assortment $16.95 up MILLER FURNITURE CO. 314 S. Elm St. Phone BR 3-3441, CLEARANCE- MUST GO! Electric range. 30 inch.
only 2. Regularly $149.95 $109 Automatic range. 36 inch, only 2. Regularly $169.95 $137 Kenmore 2-speed washers, only Regularly $189.95 $149 SEARS RETAIL STORE 201 N. Eugene St.
Phone BR 5-8511 FOUR BRAND NEW LINES OF STEP-SAVER KITCHENS Styles, 4 price ranges, 4 compiete kitchens in our display room now ready for you to see and make your selection. Free estimates and terms. J. R. PITTS LUMBER CO.
505 S. Ashe St. Phone BR 2-8155 HOUSEHOLD furnishings at sacrifice, including washing machine. Also antique lamp, china and pine tables. BR 3-5336.
HOTPOINT automatic washer. Also range, refrigerator and TV. Call BR 2-2565; after 6 p.m. call BR 5-1068 LIVING ROOM. bedroom and kitchen furniture, complete.
Bargain. $400, down payment $100. Call Guilford 4061. NECCHI AUTOMATIC DECORATOR Special price. $14.95.
GLENN SEWING MACHINE CO. 130 N. Davie St. Phone BR 2-1209 RECONDITIONED TV's $19.95 up. Color sets reduced for quick sale.
Guaranteed. easy terms. Woods Radio TV. 1708 Spring Garden, BR 4-7613. SINGER PORTABLES $24.50 up: 604 S.
Elm St. BR 5-4037. FOY FURNITURE SEWING MACHINE SEVERAL good used washers and refrigerators. Reasonably priced. SERVICE CO.
BR 3-2761 THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS of furniture. of parts, and furniture plywood at bargain prices. Spence Fur niture Co. Spring Garden and Oakland Ave. UTILITY CRAFT EARLY AMERICAN May we assist you in creating coordination in your home furnishings by careful planning (before you buy first piece) SO as to reflect your own personality, High Point 88372.
259 TWO PIECE Foam rubber suites. covered damaged. in $169 nylon. cash; Brand new, slightly cheaper 2 piece suites, cheaper 2 piece suites. $60.00.
SHAW (Annex FURNITURE COMPANY Randleman. N.C.V $375 BEDROOM GROUPS, several styles and finishes, brand new slightly damaged. $199 cash; $275 groups. $149: $150 groups. $89; cheaper groups.
$69. SHAW FURNITURE COMPANY (Annex Randleman, N.C.) FOOT UPRIGHT Home Freezer. Brand new. still in crate. $274.50.
May be seen at Lowe's Greensboro Hardware, or call BR 5-9604. 20. Miscellaneous Clothing FOR SALE -Beautiful ranch type mink stole. Brand new. Phone BR 2-2174 Sunday or after 4 weekdays.
Machinery and Tools FROM YOUR CATERPILLAR DEALER CAT D-7 Tractor. 3T23835 with No. 25 Cable Control and 7-A Dozer. equipped with oil clutch and in excellent shape. Located in Salisbury.
F.O.B. SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA For further information call our local representative. Frank Maness, Phone BR 2-8797, Greensboro or Carolina Tractor Equipment South "Caterpillar" Main Extension. Salisbury, N.C. is the Registered Trademark of Caterpillar Tractor Co.
ONE USED WESTINGHOUSE motor30 horsepower. RPM. squirrel with base and auto reduced voltage cage, babbitted bearings. starter type 'A' 15 second start, at bargain price. 401 Walker Ave.
SEVERAL used dump trucks. tag-along trailer, asphalt roller and other items. Contact LONG BROTHERS Summerfield. N.C. Dial MI 3-3645.
day or MI 3-4203, night 22. Miscellaneous Articles AIR COMPRESSOR HEADQUARTERS COLLSON-MURRAY CO. 1719 W. Lee St. Phone BR 2-4056 CAMERA AND with EQUIPMENT: Kodak IIIC tripod.
daylight loader, developing tank. other items. $100. Lt. Commander Tellier at BR 2-8637, weekdays, 9 to 5.
CEDAR truck. SLABS, 2 cord bale $3.00 loaded your $4.50 delivered in city. GEO. C. BROWN INC.
1730 W. Lee St. Greensboro. N.C. CLOTHES POLES -STEEL MYERS BROTHERS, Inc.
207-11 Phone Benbow BR Road. 3-3087 Closed BR Saturdays. 4-2970 FOR SALE -Steel oil drums. 55 gallon. Open top steel drum with lids.
55 gallon. Wooden barrels. GREENSBORO BAG CO. BR 4-4070 NATIONAL CASH register. L.
C. Smith typewriter. 13 inch carrier. BR 2-0376. 6-10 p.m.
NEW TIRE BARGAINS black and white-wall tires. Taken off new cars. Only $20 each plus old tire. SOUTHERN CO. 224 E.
Market St. SALES, BR 3-3437 PIPE -USED Sizes to 24 inch. Pipe to 6 inch. and threaded if desired. Fish pond pipe and fittings a specialty.
Closed on Saturdays MYERS BROTHERS, Inc. 207-11 Benbow Rd. BR 3-3087, BR 4-2970 UTILITY TRAILER-Bumper. attached single wheel type. Easy to pull, park and back.
Bed built-up to hold 31 cubic feet. Outfit complete with tarpaulin, extra tire and tube and universal mounting bar. $65. Phone BR 5-7309. WALK UP I FLIGHT AND SAVE! BEST DIAMOND BUYS IN TOWN! Jewelry repairing, new mountings, special order work.
engravings. gold stamping on leather goods. Terms. E. M.
DAVIS W. Sycamore St. Phone BR 2-3289 23. Musical Supplies ALWAYS THE BEST IN MUSIC Pianos -HI-Fi Record Players. Records and Sheet Music SMALL DOWN PAYMENT WILBER MUSIC CO.
214 N. Elm St. Phone BR 5-7294 A FEW CHOICE USED PIANOS One Spinet. walnut, like new. RALPH CASKEY PIANOS 2411 Sherwood St.
Phone BR 2-4429 AT FRAZIER'S Fine pianos New or used. Thomas electronic organs. $695-up. Easy terms FRAZIER PIANO Inc. Oldest Piano House Est.
1906 125 S. Davie St. Phone BR 2-1462 FOR THE New Year give your family gift. of music. A fine piano.
organ. or Instrument will bring pleasure throughout the vears. Choose from these famous brand names for insured satisfaction. Baldwin. Acrosonic.
Wurlitzer. Conn. Gibson. Story and Clark. Open evenings.
MOORE MUSIC CO. 615 W. Market St. Phone BR 4-4636 I1-ARTICLES FOR SALE 23. Musical Supplies BALLARD MUSIC COMPANY Band and Orchestra Instruments Sales Rental Service Instruction 319 N.
Ayco*ck BR 4-7889 JUST RECEIVED shipment of cutdown and re-finished used pianos. All are guaranteed and are in excellent condition. WEINSTEIN MUSIC CO. 1613 W. Lee St.
BR 3-7916; BR 4-7570 LESS THAN $1 PER DAY BUYS the time tested--quality proven Hammond Organ at Greensboro's HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIOS 1700 Spring Garden St. BR 3-1382 NEW WURLITZER CHORD ORGAN See this amazing chord organ that you can play with no previous musical experience. Come in today and let us prove that statement to you. Open evenings. MOORE MUSIC CO.
615 W. Market St. Phone BR 4-4636 SPECIALS MAGNAVOX console A.M.F.M. Cherry finish. Was $308.
Now $249.50. MAGNAVOX console, A.M.F.M. Mahogany finish. Was $289.50. now $229.50.
V- -M Consolette HI FI Phonograph with legs. Was $169.50, now $129.50. HARVEY WEST MUSIC CO. Greensboro's Most Complete Music Store 226-28 Open Every Friday 'Til 9 W. Market St.
Phone BR 5-9531 24. Seeds, Plants, Flowers DUTCH BULB Price. Plant now for perfect results. Bone meal. bulb planters, pine needles, peat moss, mulch.
Free information. Hattaway's, 224 South Greene. FLOWERING CRABS, many colors. $2.98 SEDGEFIELD GARDEN CENTER 5000 High Point Rd. Phone BR 5-5637 FOR QUALITY SHRUBS Visit Our Sales Yard.
JOHNSON'S BOXWOOD NURSERY 220 South-Randleman Road--BR 3-6234 LET US HELP plan your planting. Free estimates. atYOUNG'S NURSERY- -BR 5-2275 or BR 2-1010 2708 Battleground Road ONE-HALF PRICE: Special lot gloves, pruning shears. hedge shears, birdfeeders and other items. Free delivery.
SCOTT SEED COMPANY 235 N. Greene St. Phone BR 3-8625. SALE! Evergreen plants. trees.
Real to off. TURNER LANDSCAPE CO. BR 5-9306 2612 Battleground Rd. Benjamin Pkwy. SALE SALE SALE! All imported Holland bulbs reduced Free Delivery Phone BR 2-6153 SUN COAL SEED CO.
1013 Battleground Avenue 25. Sporting Goods- Bicycles EXCELLENT GUN BUYS New shipment Browning .22 automatic rifles. Also. Browning shotguns. PHIPPS HARDWARE CO.
215 N. Elm St. Phone BR 2-0179 LET US store your boat for the winter. 15 feet or under $6.00 month. WINFREE'S BOAT SHOP 2412 Battleground Rd.
Phone BR 3-8381 Wanted -To Buy ALEXANDER'S pays the highest cash prices for used furniture. 511 S. Elm St. BR 2-0266 ALL CASH for used furniture SOUTH ELM A FURNITURE CO. 612 S.
Elm St. Phone BR 3-1314 AA-1 CASH PRICES for used furniture. Bedroom suites, appliances. TV's. COOKE 631 S.
Elm. BR 2-2073 HIGHEST Prices paid for used furniture. appliances, sewing machines. WILLIAMS SON. 335 W.
Lee- BR 3-3953 WANTED TO BUY 100 good country hams per day, for the next 30 days. Livengood 600 S. Elm St. WANTED ONE USED Hand Printing Press. PHONE BR 4-6462 11-AUCTION SALES 28.
Miscellaneous Auctions HOMER HARDEN, AUCTIONEER BR 4-8136: BR 2-9461: BR 2-2185 TOM REYNOLDS-AUCTIONEER State. U.S. fees set by court. Commission. contract.
BR 3-8033- anytime. 29. Real Estate Auctions LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH DONNELL REALTY AUCTION CO. Oak Ridge N. C.
Phone MI 3-3906 IV-AUTOS, VEHICLES 30. Automobiles For Sale A-1 Buys- Volkswagen-Sports Cars '57 like $2245 '56 AUSTIN HEALEY $2245 '55 SUNBEAM Talbot sedan $1595 '53 MG-TD $1195 '53 MERCURY Monterey, 2 door '53 MG hardtop $1105 '53 BUICK, 4 door, nice 795 '50 FORD V8 club coupe 330 '52 JAGUAR coupe, perfect $1295 '48 BUICK, 2 door. very nice 125 to choose from. ALEXANDER MOTOR CO. Dealer License 1139 234 Commerce Place Phone BR 3-2882 A FINE selection of clean used cars.
MANHEIM MOTOR COMPANY 3200 High Point Rd. Phone BR 4-7535 A LITTLE WAYS OUT A WHOLE LOT SAVED '51 CHEVROLET pickup, deluxe. '51 CADILLAC Baby blue. '56 FORD Victoria Fairline. '57 CHEVROLET V-8, powerglide.
MANY others to choose from HODGIN MOTOR COMPANY 3803 High Point Rd Phone BR 3-5010 Dealer License 955 ALWAYS CLEAN CARS! PAUL PERKINS USED CARS 110 O'Connor St. Dealer License 1802 BARGAINS I IN 1957 VOLKSWAGENS! Several nearly new 1957 Volkswagens to choose from. Very low mileage. Equipped. Special low prices.
ANGEL MOTORS, Inc. 238 N. Eugene St. Ph. BR 4-2496 Dealer License 991 CLEAN BOB USED CARS Phone BR 5-8721.
106 O'Connor VAUGHN St. MOTORS, Dealer License 3679 CHEVROLET, 1953 Clean hardtop. BR 5-7750 FORD, 1957 V-8 Ranch Wagon. Like new. 2-tone.
Usually $2195. Now $1795. MOTORS. BR 2-6198. License 3760 FORD.
1957 Fairiane. Fully equipped. $150. assume payments. BR 5-5634 FOR McMANUS best in body work and used cars USED CARS BR 5-0050 Oliver Rd.
off Freeman Mill Rd. Dealer License 3503 GOLDEN HAWK Sold for $4.000.00. Super charge blower, radio. heater, straight gear shift, whitewall nylon tires. Will sell reasonably, too fast for me, Dial SP 3-4844.
Sanford. N. C. LOOK AHEAD TO SUMMER Buy your convertible now. 1951 Nash Rambler convertible.
radio. heater. 681-3888 after 6. all day Saturday-Sunday. MICRO MIDGET.
$250.00 complete with trailer ready to run. See at Hasco Inc. 518 North Spring Street. Phone BR 5-2401. PONTIAC.
1957 Station Wagon. Going overseas and must sell four -door superchief with air conditioning. power tinted steering glass. and brakes. Radio.
heater, condition and 6000 miles. Captain Rusand undercoated. Top sell. Jamestown 8-4932. STUDEBAKER CHAMPION- -1950 4 door with overdrive.
Excellent condition. Must Terms be seen and driven to appreciate. can be arranged. Phone BR 3-0172..
