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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
HAPPY BZR THDAY

pie Ave; r. E. DinSmore
Sr., Huntington st.
TUESDAY, FEB. 2 : Patri-
cia Miller and Larry Wigg
ms, Rt. 4; Mary Lou Buday
CheSterland; Mrs. G r a C e
Armstrong, E. Claridon.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8 : Di-
ane Ponyik and Dennis A.
Hearn, Chester; S a n e y
zamer, Rt. 2; jamie Green,
Rt. 5; Alfred Fenstermaker,
North st.
THURSDAY, FEB. 4 Raj
ph Whiting and Steven Pet
erSen, Chester; Nancy First
and Kathern Ryder, Rt. |;
Percy Livingston. Chardon !;
Mills Rd.; Ernest Watson
Mayfield Rd.; Charles Phip-
pS, Auburn Rd.; Josephine
Tvergyak, Rt. 5; Ruth Maus-
ling, Rt. 4; Barbara Peter
sen, Fifth Ave.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
BY BETTY GORE
Phone Avenue 6-S0S1

Mr.. ad Mrs. Robert Wal :
ko, S. Hambden street, are
the parents of a baby boy
born Tuesday, Jan. 10, at
Euclid Glenville hospital i.
The baby weighed 6 lbs, 3 OF.
at birth and has been named
John Robert.
Tom Grantham, a student
at Wisconsin University, is
spending a few days in Pen
sacola, Fla, during m d :
semester vacation with the
R. o. T. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth En-
gel and children spent ! a S t
weekend visiting their par :
dntS, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Lam
dis, ard Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Engel in Wooster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Arm :
strong were in Orville Tues
day visiting her father.
The Cancer Society of Ge-
auga County met M o n d a y
evening and discussed plans
for their campaign VII i C h
will be in the latter part of
April.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rebel
(Sally BelD are now living
at 261 Warrensvile Center rd.
in Bedford where Mrs. Rie-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28

The Geauga Record wishes
a happy birthday to all of our
Geauga County neighbors
who will celebrate birthdays
during this coming week.
We will be happy to remem-
Der you, your relatives and
friends, in this column if you
send us birth dates, names
and addresses. Cali address
es are Chardon unless other
wise indicated
A happy birthday to:
FRIDAY, JAN. 29 Marie
Miller and Frank j. Fink,
both of Chardon; Rose Marie
Wilson, Chester; Virginia Pa
rSonS, Mentor; Rosemarie A.
Stephan, Rt. l; Ellen whiting
er, Alice Carlson and Marg-
aret Macy on Rt. 4; 10 N
Hart, Rt. 3.
SATURDAY, JAN. 80 Don
aid MeSSer and Glenn Battles,
Chester; Robert Paley, Ken
yon Dr., Chester; Mrs. Hen
ry Boerwinle, Chardon; Mrs
Richard Jere, Rome; Alice
Cottam, Mrs. Daisy M. Pru-
sha, Rt. /; Walter Br e S t,
Mulberry Rd.; George Snid-
er Jr., Rt. 5; Gerald Parker,
Rt. 4.
SUNDAY, JAN 81 John
R. BOIL, Joan Glavic, Jackie
lift, Stephan Scibbe, Co n :
ME Peine, Chardon; Mrs. G.
V. McCljntock, Huntsburg
Grace Woodin. billiards Mrs
Mrs. Fred Hoffman, Mont :
vile Mrs. Hobart Cottam
Wilbur Smiditt, Rt. l; Allen
MikloS, Wilson Mills Rd
jeanne Patterson and Mich
ael Woollams, Rt. 4 Gym
thia Dr.; Danny Romans, vii
son Mills Rd., and Bernie
Studinger, Chillicothe Road j,
both CheSterland.
MONDAY, FEB. Mark
Ernst and Roy Burdick, of
Chardon: Edna Marecak, Rt.
5; Paul Andrew Howell, Rt.
4; Cheryle Householder, Ma
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28

bel is second grade teacher
at the EllenWood grade Scho-
oil in Bedford and Mr.. Rebel
is now with the purchasing
department Of Diamond Al
ali in the Union Commerce
building in Cleveland.
Mrs. Eda Bredeson a n d
Mrs. Jessie Bicle are on a
two months motor trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Carl
son returned "WEDNESDAY from
from PittSburg, Pa, where
they were attending a con :
vention of the American Har-
DWARF Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Black and children attended
a birthday dinner party Sun
day for Mrs. Blacks sister,
Elinor Lavey at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Emma La
vey in Cleveland.
Mrs. Richard Bailey, North
ST., has been in Geauga Com
munity hospital since Decem-
ber % and underwent surg
cry last week.
Marilyn Pildner, Patty Op-
linger, Judy FenWick and
Bob DoWdall, were expected
home yesterday from Bowl
ing Green University for mid
semester vacation. Glasses
will resume Feb. 4.
Helen Torok has b e en-
home from Kent State Uni
verSity this wee with t h
flu.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
WSCS Meets
NextWednesda,

The February meeting of
the Woman's Society of Chri-
Stian Service of the Chardon
Methodist church will be held
in the church on Wednesday,
Feb. 3, at 7::3O pm.
The theme is "This is the
Day" with the sub title on
city missions. Margaret Will
son, deaconess of the E p =
worth Euclid Methodist CHI
urch in Cleveland, will be the
guest speaker. She will talk
on the work of the deaconess
in the city church.
Mrs. Earl Mutch is in chr
ge of the program, and Mrs.
Blanche Hoffman will have
the devotionS. Refreshments
will be served by the Ruth
Circle
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
Gardners Meet
In Harnbden

IAMBDEN - The Hamb-
den Garden Club met at the
home of Ruth Govern on Jan.
Is.
Roll call was answered by
members of the group telling
their favorite ftlower and the
program for the year was dis
cuSSed.
Plans for the next meeting
will be announced soon. All
who are interested in joining
may contact Mrs. Jerry Ba-
tovic, Mary Lendl or Franc
eS Blaha.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
Window Is Broken

Elbert J. wainwright, l l 8
Ferris Ave, reported to the
Chardon Police Saturday eve
ming that someone had used
a B gun to shoot a hole
through a large window in his
home, breaking it.
Police picked up a BIB gun
from IA year old neigh
borhood boy, who had receiv-
ed it as a Christmas gift =.
They said they are inveStigat-
ing other similar complaints
in the neighborhood.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
HAVE YOU MET

Mr.. and Mrs. M vim
Saylor? They are now liv-
ing in their new home al
1910 Chillicothe Rd., Ches-
terland. They have four
daughters; Linda, 8, Patri-
cia, 8, Roberta, 7, Chris :
tene, 5, and three sons
Marvin, 8, George, l, and
Edward Charles, four mon
this.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28

Genuine Sheaffer's Skripsert Fou-
ntain Pen. 2 refill cartridges and
free Handwriting booklet. Regular
value 1898, only
Evening star., 1960-02-15
Argentine Gives Hint
Mystery Sub Escaped

BUENOS AIRES Argentina, Feb. IS AP)-The impression
here today that the mysterious submarine Argentine
said trapped in Colo Nuevo may escaped
Defense Minister Justo Villar told newsmen he did not
know whether the alleged invader of Argentine waters had
gotten away not.
Evening star., 1960-02-15
Home Fire Kills
Six in Oreuon

BEND. Greg. Feb. is (AP) .
Flames flashed through a
two-story frame house here
yesterday, killing four children,
their mother and her sister.
A passerby turned in the
alarm. Moments later, the fire
erupted with such fury it blew
out windows in the house.
When flremen arrived, flames
were spewing from both floors.
Firemen said the dead were
Mrs. Ronald Salt, jr., %; her
four children, Marilyn, 51a;
Larry, 31a; Bonnie, 21a, and
Billy. Ia, and her sister, Patsy
Jean Taylor, Is, Nashville,
Tenn.
The body Of one child was
found in a downstairs bedroom.
The bodies of the others were
upstairs. Firemen said it ap-
peared there had been a futile
attempt to reach an upstairs
bedroom window.
The 28-year-old father of
the children was at work at a
service station a few blocks
Evening star., 1960-02-15
a Die as House
Burns in Texas

FORT WORTH, Tex, Feb.
Is (AP).-Fire engulfed a Co.
year-old frame boarding house
yesterday, killing four elderly
persons and injuring two
others.
Dead were Mrs. Ozie Brown,
So; Mrs. Pauline Book, II; DR..
Joe Fleemore, 81, and E. N.
Winsett, 73. Mr.. Fleemor was
a retired minister and a former
professor in Ohio schools.
Jim Gaines, go, a disabled
veteran, was burned on the
arms and body when he rescued
the owner of the structure, Mrs.
Mary Ellen johnson, II. Mr..
Gaines was a resident of the
rooming house.
A pensioner who lived in the
building, Arnold Dumain, SIS,
was hospitalized with third
burns.
Evening star., 1960-02-15

passengers then boarded a
chartered bus en- route to
Pittsburgh.
The bus, however. begged
down in a three-mile traffic
jam on snow-covered Route 40
about IS miles west of Pitts
burgh and Mrs. Roosevelt
Joined the hundreds left
stranded.
Mrs. Roosevelt was taken
from the bus at Claysville, Pa,
near the Pennsylvania West
Virginia border, and brought to
Pittsburgh in a State police
car. She went directly to the
Pennsylvania Railroad Station
and hurriedly boarded q New
ork-bound train.
Gov. Lawrence of Pennsyl-
vania, who had awaited her
arrival at the rally. had a brief
talk with Mrs. Roosevelt
aboard the train.
"She was equal to the occa-
sion and took it in stride" said
Gov. Lawrence, but she was
upset because she didn't make
the dinner"
Evening star., 1960-02-15
SnoW-Bound Bus Fails
To Stop Mrs. Roosevelt

PITTSBURGH, Feb. is (AP)
- Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
sat aboard a bus stranded for
several hours last night on
Snow-clogged highways after
Southwestern Pennsylvania S
worst snowstorm in 10 years.
The 75-year-old former First
Lady, weary but unruffled, fin
ished the last leg of an 11-hour,
200-mile trip from Columbus,
Ohio, to Pittsburgh in a State
police patrol car.
There was nothing peculiar
about the trip at all except I
didn't get where I hoped to
be-" Mrs. Roosevelt said while
buying a train ticket to New
York, which she had left earlier
in the day.
She had hoped to be at an
Israel bond rally, where she
was slated as the principal
speaker. But the storm, which
dumped about IL inches of
snow, changed Mrs. Roosevelt's
plans.
A Trans World Airlines plane
with Mrs. Roosevelt aboard by
passed the snowbound Greater
Pittsburgh Airport yesterday
morning and landed in Colum-
bus. Mrs. Roosevelt and other
Evening star., 1960-02-15
Printers Ask Vote
On Press Strike

Composing room employees of
the three Washington news
papers voted yesterday to ask
the International Topographic
cal Union for authority to take
a strike vote.
Monty Morris, chairman of
the negotiating committee for
Columbia Typographical Union
No. 101, said that 285 Of the
locals 900 members who at
tended the meeting voted
unanimously to ask for strike
authority.
The vote came after nego-
tiations with management
reached an impasse, Mr.. Nor
ris said. The printers contract
with The Star, the Washing
ton Post and Times-Herald
and the Washington Daily News
expired in October, 1859, but
has been kept in force during
negotiations for a new con-
tract.
Evening star., 1960-02-15
Algerian Rebels
SIuy Farm Family

ALGIERS, Feb. Is (AP).-
Nationalist guerrillas early to-
day attacked a French farm
near Tizi-Ouzou and fled after
Staying the farmer, his wife,
daughter and mother-in-law
1t was one of the bloodiest
rebel attacks on a family since
the Nationalist stepped up
their activity in the farm belt
around Algiers two months ago.
The dead farmer was Emile
Pruvost, president of the agri-
culture society Of the Grand
Kabylie area. His farm was
located about 3 miles outside
the fortified town of Tizi-Ouzou,
go miles east of Algiers.
Near Constantine, in Eastern
Algeria, the Nationalists blew
up a passenger train. First re-
ports said one person was
killed and seven wounded.
in several Algerian towns, but
Constantine, q 30-year-old
French clerk was slain by q
pistol bullet as he was walking
into a grocery store with his
wife.
Grenade attacks were made
in Several Algerian towns, but
not casualties were reported.
Evening star., 1960-02-15
Unionist Held
In Shooting

ONEIDA, Tenn, Feb. IS
(AP) "A labor union organizer
was jailed yesterday after one
man was killed and another
wounded in a shooting that al
legedly grew out of the unions
attempts to organize a glove
company.
Sheriff Dorsey Rosser said he
was holding James Ledbetter,
SO, in the shooting. Mr.. Led
better is an organizer for Dis
trict so of the United Mine
Workers Union.
The sheriff said Junior Ross, 80
80, of Oneida, was killed by a
shot in the back from a r.
gauge shotgun and a compan-
ion, Delmas Laxton, about As,
was wounded in the forehead
with buckshot. A third man
with them, Everett Smith, was
not hit.
Sheriff Rosser quoted Mr.,
Ledbetter as saying he shot at
the three men after a brick was
thrown at his home. He told the
sheriff he had received several
organizing efforts at the Boss
Glove Co. here.
Mr.. Smith told the sheriff,
however. that Mr.. Ross got out
of the car in which the three
were riding to free the wind
shield wiper which had frozen.
He said that as Mr.. Ross was
getting back into the car, Mr..
Ledbetter started shooting.
The sheriff said none of the
three men worked for the glove
factory, which employs about
300 persons, mostly women.
Evening star., 1960-02-15
LOST

BASsET HOUND. female, child's pet;
lost Sat. Spring Valley-American U.
area. Reward. EN-. 2-33S3.
CAT. half-grown male, tan and white;
vic. Conn. and Weller. VIII. 6-S241.
CAT. big m, gray, blk, stripe, VIII
Whistis vi tRa c6sS' oS e41S7 kE eO@fs sssss
oAf M sTs sSg mss ak .ss tSeF cben Et5 p4Hsfd sFeS
ing. LO. $4,000.
CAT, male. gray and, white; named
ne. Reward. NO. 7-7224.
CAT. big, male, grey, VIII chest-legs,
Ministers, rec. from operation. On
special diet; vic. dinnean-conn. ave.
DOG, male, lge. reddish brown with
spotted white nose: answers to Sam; +;
vic. Silver Spring. Reward. JU. s-39S2
DOG, large, black and white, female,
collie; lost last Friday. Hillcrest Hts.
area; young owner grieving for re-
turn. Reward. LO. 7-33O7.
EYE GLASSES, green and white case;
vic, Battery Kemble Park. Reward.
EYE GLASSES, mans, in black case en-
Feb 10. reward. u. u 5s77se 7sF aitsr iRsrhss g.
FEMALE BOXER PUP, reddish brown
with black mask and white chest
with min. white spot on tip of head
child hysteriacl over loss of ''Tootsie "
Wheeler I'd. vic. Reward. JO 2-0447
RING, mans, sapphire, 8 diamonds
each side; vic. Piney Br. and Rock
beasht young black T female Ca cat with
white under chin, named Snow"
for 81. from Arl. Resc. Lg. please call
Miss JENKINS, JE. 2-00a7. 20'
Evening star., 1960-02-15

firmation Of Q report that Ar
gentine warships opened fire on
the submarine and forced it to
dive. There have been earlier
reports Of surface action. The
navy confirmed one Of them
last week. but it never gave de-
tails.
Argentina claims Goho Nuevo
as territorial waters because it
is almost completely surrounded
by land with an entrance to the
Atlantic only 10 miles wide.
Yesterday the Navy launched
what was declared to be a do
or-die operation sinking" with
powerful new depth charges
brought from the United
States. There was no word to-
day on whether it had been
successful.
Many Fish Killed
Depth-charge operations evi-
IDENTIFY have been conducted on
a large scale. Fishermen on the
gulf coast reported hundreds
Of dead fish and penquins have
been washed ashore.
AS the hunt went into its
18th day, naval officials said
their ships were being harassed
by a second sub which was try
ing to divert the chase from it's
apparently damaged comrade.
Navy Secretary CASTOR Glenn
ents boasted last night that the
search would reach a climax
"in a matter of hours"
The navy proclaimed the
operation sinking" was in ef-
feet after it received the new
powerful depth charges on Sat-
urday from the United States.
The United States charges can
reach down to 656 feet. Bombs
previously used by the search
ing ships were effective down
to only 262 feet.
Evening star., 1960-02-15
Nasser Visits
Syrian Frontier

DAMASCUS, Syria, Feb. Is
(AP President Camel Abdel
Nasser arrived yesterday for a
personal examination of the
troubled frontier between Israel
and the Syrian region of his
United Arab Republic.
In the last three weeks Israeli
and Syrian troops have clashed
several times across the border
which stretches 70 miles among
biblical sites-the Jordan River
valley northward from the Sea
Of Galilee.
This is where an uneasy
truce has prevailed between
Arabs and Jews for more than
a decade since the Palestine
war.
Nine lives have been taken
and IA persons wounded in the
recent series of clashes. For
the moment, United Nations
observers in their white tagged
jeeps are keeping the two sides
quiet.
With last Fridays clash in
so-called Zone B, fighting has
now erupted in all three de-
militarized zones established
under the 1949 armistice.
When actual fighting halted
in 1949, these areas beyond the
frontiers of Syria were held
by Syrian troops.
Israel claims these three
areas are legally part of Israel
under Israeli sovereignty. They
are part of old Palestine. The
Arabs insist the 1949 armistice
held sovereignty over these
areas in allegiance and placed
them under U. N. supervision
pending final settlement.
Evening star., 1960-02-15
FOUND

EYE GLASSES. black frames; vic 1e,b
and Park rd. NV, Sat. eve, CO
5-964l after 8 pm.
KEYS found in vic. of 500 block
Colorado ave. NV. RA. 6-3l2S.
Published Dolly and Sunday
at as Virginia Ave. Sc.
Sseend.elosS Pestass Poid
Of Washington. b. {.
Evening star., 1960-02-15

Mr.. Villar said the Navy De-
partment might have a state
ment later today.
A high naval source ex-
pressed doubt last night that
the submarine was in the gulf
any longer because it had not
been detected by sonar for "a
hours.
Meets With FrOndizi
Mr.. Villar met with President
Arturo Frondizi today but did
not give newsmen any details of
their conversation.
The navy has insisted con-
tinually that the submarine has
been there all along. despite
widespread skepticism growing
out of two hunts in the past 81
that failed to turn up
evidence of any submarines.
There was no official con-
Evening star., 1960-02-15
japanese Rebuilding
Old U. S. Legation

TOKYO, Feb. IS (AP).-The
first United States legation in
Japan, used from 1859 to 1876,
is to be restored. 1t was de-
stroyed by American bombers
in May, 1945. It is the main
building Of zenpukuji Temple
in Tokyo's Azabu suburb.
A hall is planned as a me-
mortal to Townsend Harris, the
first United States minister to
Japan.
Evening star., 1960-02-15
Trumuns Go to Miami

KANSAS CITY, Feb. Is
AP).-Former President and
Mrs. Harry S. Truman left by
train last night for a vacation
in Miami, Fla. Mr.. Truman
will speak at a Jefferson-Jack-
son Day dinner at Miami Beach
February 27.
Evening star., 1960-02-15
Meeting Cancelled

Tonight's meeting of the
Catholic Social Action Com
mittee Of the Sodality Union
at the Perpetual Building AS
sociation has been Cancelled,
Miss Bern Berard, committee
chairman, announced today.
Evening star., 1960-02-15
Mother Drops Theft Charge
Against Runaway Heiress

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb.
13 (AP).-The mother of IT.
year-old runaway heiress to-
day dropped larceny charges
against her daughter who
eloped last summer with a
delicatessen clerk.
"She wants to give them a
chance to work this thing out
by themselves" said Phillip
Straffin, attorney for the
m o ther, Mrs. Rokneddinin
Kadjar.
At an extradition hearing
for Roberta RonnD Orr
Brady, from Southampton.
N. Y. and her husband, Albert
Edward Brady. the attorney
said the charges were filed
months ago, when Mrs. Kadjar
was very upset"
Ronnie, who expects a baby
in July, had been charged with
taking $3,400 in cash and
checks from her mothers home
to finance her honeymoon with
Brady, an $85-a-week clerk in
q delicatesSen store. Brady, who
Is 26, is charged with abduc-
ton.
Hearing Postponed
Justice of the Peace Nal
Englander postponed the hear
ing until l pm. Friday to give
New York authorities time to
decide whether they are willing
to let the matter drop. He told
the couple he was inclined to
free them if New York authori-
ties agreed.
Mr.. Englander asked Ronnie
If she felt it was necessary for
her husband to be with her be-
cause of her condition.
He is necessary, yes," she
stammered.
Brady has been in jail since
Saturday with bail set at $4,000.
Mr.. Straffin told the court
that abduction was not in
volved. The marriage, he said, |
was pretty much her idea"
Offers Assistance
Ed Thai, owner Of the deli
catessen in which Brady had
been working, said he would
accept custody of Brady until
the case is Strengthened out. |
Mr.. Englander said he would
decide later on that.
Brady has been married once
before-posSibly twice-and is
wanted in Houston, Tex, on an
auto theft charge.
MY sympathy goes out to
her" said Brady's previous
wife, the former Anna Jewel
Euresti of Houston. IT feel so
sorry for her"
Roberta, located here Sat-
urday by the FBI, is the daugh-
ter of the late Robert Orr, an
advertising executive. Her
mother now is married to an
exiled Persian prince, Rokned-
dinin Kadjar.
Thank God He's Gone"
The Houston woman's di-
vorce from Brady became final
last September, she said. She
wouldn't give the name of her
present husband. |
She said Brady almost
cleaned out their bank account
and wrote a number of worth
less checks before he walked
out on her in June, 1858.
II thank God he's gone"
she said. HE had several ter
rible temper tantrums. I
haven't regretted his leaving a
bit"
She said Brady told her he
had been married once before
to a wealthy New Orleans
designer or decorator, she
thought.
At Miami Beach, Brady said
his Houston wife had been I'M
true to him. He said nothing
about a former New Orleans
marriage.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-07-06
fNT. JAMES l.. JACKSON

FORT SILL. Okla. - Army
Pvi James /. Jackson. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. e. jackson
Route ,. Tabor City. is rccciv-
ing eight weeks of advanced
individual training at The
Artillery and Missile Center
r"rt Sill. Okla. The training is
scheduled To end July %
jackson is being trained to
service and maintain the los
miiIlmctcr howitzcr. a liph,
Held artillery weapon.
He entered the Army las,
March an dcomplctcd basic
training at Fort jackson. : e
The 23-ycar-old soldier * ,
1855 graduate of Green Sca
High School and a 1860 pradu-
ate Of Clemson College.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-07-06
Pulpit Changes
For Meihodisfs

Bishop Paul n. CARRIER clos
ed the annual session of the
] North Carolina Methodist con-
| ference held at the First Meth
udiSt church. Rocky Mount by
reading Il list of appointments
Appointments for the Wilm-
ingtun district include.
WhltevIlle p. .. Lee. Bolton.
c. B, Hicks: Cerro Gordo and
Ollvet, Edward Coleman: Chad
bourn, w. I. Greene: Concord
Evergreen. Gerald Walden. Jr..
Fair Bluff. Neil Thompson:
HallSburU. +. V. Dunn: Lake
Waccamaw. Paul Boone: Old
Dock, d. G Davis: RiegeIwoud
and Wesley. Wesley Mobiles:
Tabor City. p. II Layfield:
WaCcamdw Circuit. compos-
cd OF Bethel, Lebanon. Beth
eSda and Shiloh. +. p. Arm
strong: Whitevillc Circuit. COM
posed of Peace and MiShop
Springs. W. d. Wise.
Lee. Hicks. Coleman. Thomp-
son. Boone. Mobiles. Layilcld
Wise and were named to re-
turn aS rcappoiutmCntS.
Walden and ArmSrroun arr
Duke University Divinity stu
dents.
Those receiving new ap-
pulntmvutS include.
Z. Y. Dunn will replace ".
I. Green at the HalIsburo
Methodist church. Greene was
appointed to the Chadbourn
Methodist church and he re-
places Auburn Lore who went
,o WrlghtSvlllc Beach.
d. G. Davis was named to
the Old Dock church and he
replaces + V. Dunn.
G. NJ Kelly. retired mission
airy. now living in Whlteville
was appointed to the Blucfield
Methodist church near Eliza
oethtuwn He Will also hold
prayer services in West White
vile. 4
Named is district lay leader