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The Gastonia Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1958

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Twenty Cherryville youths charged after playoff game melee

Twenty Cherryville youths face trial March 39 on assault and property destruction charges from a Monday night incident after a Western AA Conference playoff basketball game between Rutherfordton Spindale and Cherryville. Police say word exchanges escalated. six Rutherfordton Spindale youths were assaulted after the game and while driving home. instigators were not students.

Cherryville Pond Seb Yates McGinnis Rutherfordton-Spindale Rutherford- Yon-Spindale McGinnis Gaston County

Postal Receipts Show February Decline In 1957 Totals

February postal receipts came in at 41863.10 dollars, down from 47042.22 last year, a drop of 820.88. For the January February period in 1953 the total reached 10443.21, up 4796.94 from the prior year.

Tax Dispute Over City Subsistence Payin Gastonia

A Gastonia tax dispute centers on city subsistence allowances for police officers. The federal government treats these as deductible, while Gastonia insists the law means what it says, totaling about 15,518.17 annually and over 50,000 across years. The case mirrors a similar dispute in Columbia, S C, now before the Court of Appeals.

Gastonia Garland and Garland Greenstorn Whitesides Columbia S. C Court of Appeals John J. Parker

Move About Childers Honored as Air Mission Pilot

Max Jr. and David Christia belong to First Methods Church in Mt. Holly. Childers served as navigator with the Loth Air Force and flew 33 missions from Italy. He was shot down on his final mission and rescued by United States forces. He was discharged with the rank of first lieutenant.

Childers Max Jr David Christia Church Mt. Holly Loth Air Force Italy United States

Dugout or Storm Cellar's Gotta Go

Obituaries and city safety notes collide as a hillside hole in Normandy prompts police attention. A two room underground space, found by Realtor Jimmy Gerakos and two employees, prompted Capt. Roy Short to survey the site. Authorities warn residents to keep children away while the landowner handles the digging.

Normandy Roy Short Jimmy Gerakos Jackson Road Paramount Circle Gerakos

Gastonia Businessman Suffers Two Hip Fractures

Arthur Spencer Sr., a Gastonia businessman, is at home receiving treatment for two small hip fractures after a Thursday fall at work. He recently opened an office supply store on South Marietta Street following a fire that destroyed his Main Avenue shop. His wife said he had a very good night and is recovering satisfactorily. He was treated at the hospital and sent home. the fractures are tiny and do not require a cast.

Arthur Spencer Sr Gastonia Marietta Street Main Avenue Spencer

PTA To Observe Fathers Night at Armstrong School

Fathers night will be observed at a PTA meeting in the Armstrong School auditorium. Raymond Long will head the program and a large turnout of fathers is requested.

Armstrong [Schoo Raymond Long

Moscow notes split over aims of foreign policy gambit

The Gromyko note outlined about ten points for a summit agenda, including a halt to nuclear tests, a ban on nuclear weapons use, and a central Europe atom free zone. It again rejected U S proposals for East West German unification and political conditions in Communist Europe, per Moscow’s stance.

Gromyke Foreign Ministers Europe Germany Moscow United States East West Germany

Obituary: WISUD dies. surviving family listed with many relatives

In addition to her mother she is survived by her husband Jess Black six sons Larry of Charlotte Richard of Kings Moon and Steve of the home two daughters Dorothy Sue and Rachel Ellen three brothers Frank Robinson of York and Mason and Brice Robinson of Clover five sisters Mrs Eula Dickson of Rock Hill Miss Reola Robinson of Lincolnton Mrs Mary Pulman and Mrs Nell Strickland of Shelby and Miss Eunice Robinson of Richmond Va Funeral arrangements were handled by M L Ford San3 Funeral Home of Clover.

WISUD Jess Black Larry Charlotte Richard Kings Moon Steve The Home Dorothy Sue Rachel Ellen Frank Robinson York Mason Brice Robinson Clover Eula Dickson Rock Hill Reola Robinson Lincolnton Mary Pulman Nell Strickland Shelby Eunice Robinson Richmond

Calvin Class Meeting at Olney Presbyterian

Olney church held a Sunday gathering with a supper Friday night using Shamrocks in decorations. Mr and Mrs William Richard Harrison joined the Olney Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. Miss Barbara Winger of Charlotte visited Mr and Mrs Roy Robinson over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Maurice Holbrooks and Betsy were guests of Rev and Mrs Paul Thrower in Pickens DC Friday. Mrs C P Robinson spent the week with her daughter Mrs Hail Hanks and Mr Hanks in Belmont. The Holbrooks and Betsy also visited Mr and Mrs Walter Savage in Atlanta GA over the weekend.

Olney William Richard Harrison Olney Presbyterian Church Barbara Winger Charlotte Roy Robinson Maurice Holbrooks Betsy

Crusade Meet Slated Sunday in Stanley Auditorium

STANLEY The Billy Graham Crusade will be held Sunday at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Local churches will skip evening worship so members may attend. Pastors from area churches participate. Joan Winmill, a British actress, will testify on conversion under Billy Graham’s preaching. Graham and Souls in Conflict film screening to follow. Public invited. Birthday party honors Judy Lewis on her eleventh birthday at the Stanley Alba road home.

Stanley Billy Graham Joan Winmill Billy Grisham Judy Lewis Frank Lewis Stanley-Alba Road Judy

Retired Army Man To Move To Gastonia

Warren D. Atwood, longtime Army Ordnance Corps labor relations advisor since 1942, retires and will reside in Gastonia after leaving government service. He led Joliet’s Labor Relations Office for 11 years and served three years in Washington during World War II. A New York native and World War II veteran, he and wife Billie Holloway of Lenoir will move from Joliet to 702 South Chester Street, Gastonia, with plans to continue as a private industry consultant.

Warren D. Atwood Army Ordnance Corps Gastonia Mr. Atwood Army Ordnance Ammunition Command Joliet Chief of Ordnance Washington, D. C New York Irorld Atwood Billie Holloway Lenoir N. C Buell Avenue South Chester Street

Memorial Hospital Admissions List Wraps Local Residents

A Memorial Hospital admissions listing shows Mrs Edith A Rhyne of Mt Holly Mrs Willie F Ratchford of Dallas Mrs Lola W Queen Propst Street Mrs Florence G Setzer 1004 New Hope Road Mrs Joyce C Oltinger Salem Road High Schools Mrs Margie G Pruitt Bessemer City R1 Oscar Edward Kealls Spencer Mountain Road J P Best Dallas James B Duncan 13 North Poplar Street Mrs Dorothy M Daw North Firestone Street Mrs Anna L Parker Gastonia R-L

James H. Taylor Mt. Holly Willie F. Ratchford Dallas Lola W Queen Propst Street Florence G. Setzer New Hope Road Joyce C. Oltinger Salem Road Margie G. Pruitt Bessemer City Oscar Edward Kealls Spencer Mountain Road J. P. Best James B. Duncan North Poplar Street Dorothy M. Daw North Firestone Street Anna L. Parker Gastonia R-L

Tonight's TV listing shows anti smog protests and naval notes

TV guide items include antismog protest in San Francisco with dump trucks and an effigy of Linsky, a late show broadcast, and London reporting Pakistan's navy to receive destroyer RMS Crispin renamed Jahangir on March 18. other programs feature Colt 45, Phil Silvers, Frank Sinatra, and The Galico Dog with plot notes about engagements and Apache attacks.

Nefath Valley Chris Cotl Phil Silvers Bilko Frank Sinatra Frank San Francisco Edie Adams Stan Freeberg Lana Turner London Pakistan

James Lunsford Third Victim Of Auto Wreck

The death toll from last Sunday night’s crash of a car into Catawba Creek rose to three with the death of James Donald Lunsford, 24, of 114 Farmview Street. He died Thursday at Gaston Memorial Hospital after being in critical condition with a broken back and other injuries. Three others were injured in the wreck, including Hubert Barker, 28, of York Road, who died instantly from a fractured skull when the 1951 car left the Catawba Creek bridge near Municipal Golf Course.

Catawba Creek James Donald Lunsford Farmview Street Lunsford Gaston Memorial Hospital Hubert Barker York Road Municipal Golf Course Charles Wipford Moore Old York Road James Cook Congress Treet George Frady South Marietta Street Clyde McCarthy Fairview Street Frady McCarthy Cook Hespital Crowders Creek A. M. Whitener Clover S. G W. L. Garrison Isaac Freeman Gastonia R-3 Hubert Williams Whitener Peggy Sue Huffstetler Richard D. Lunsford Wade David Lunsford Virginia J. D. Teague John Lunsford Ray Lunsford Roy Lunsford Alfred Ritchie Thad Dills Korea Carothers Funeral Home i

Local leaders praise united fund drive results

The program featured UF leaders including Smith presiding as Dr. Harry Moffett gave the invocation. Awards went to Ray Evans commercial division chair, Dr. William Patrick professional division leader, Joseph G. Reading advance gifts chair, and Al Aldridge public employees chief. Agencies at a special table included Gaston Life Saving Crew captain Ernest Dow, Red Cross doctor Charles Morgan, Florence Crittenton Home representatives, and others. Bell championed federated fundraising for health welfare and recreation, urging universal participation and noting Carolinas’ strong growth with 69 agencies in North Carolina and 36 in South Carolina. The audience of about 130 included Gastonia business, educational and recreational figures.

Wren Ray Evans William Patrick Joseph G. Reading Advance Gifts al Aldridge Public Employees Division Smith Harry Moffett Harry Mann Ernest Dow Gaston Life Saving Crew The Big Brothers C. A. Troupe Paul Beatty Edward C. Giles Florence Crittenton Charles Morgan Red Cross Henry Musard Children’s Home Society David Danish Cerebral Palsy Association James Barker Rea Shuett Boys— Clu Harold Sumner Girl Scouts Fred Euros Salvation Army Bell Focal Carolinas United Funds North Carolina South Carolina Gastonia

Kiss Me Kate comes to Gastonia Little Theater

The Gastonia Little Theater premieres Kiss Me Kate at the Woman's Club opening Tuesday night for five nights through next Saturday. Cast rehearses tonight, tickets limited to 200 seats per performance. Call MA 9-2722 to confirm reservations.

Kate Woman's Club Gastonia Little Theater Cohen's Helen's Akers Center Warren Gardner’s Men’s

Baptists to Hold Conferences at Alexis Church Host

Alexis Baptist Church will host the Sunday School Conference of the Gaston Baptist Association on Sunday at 2 30 p m. S O Brandon opens with devotions New Sunday Schools are the meeting theme. Various pastors supervisors and leaders from Gastonia Mount Holly Cherryville and other areas preside and conduct departmental and group sessions.

Guy Walker Temple Church Coleman Lee Jr Gastonia Cecil S. Withers Forest c. Roberts Association O. B. Reel McAdenville William C. Lamb Cherryville John Fischer East Church Ernest J Givens Jams G. Smith Harold Strickland Marjeet Ludlam Z. Miller Freeman Sandy Plains

Prominent Textile Executive Dies in Maine

Alfred K. Landau, 73, director of sales research for Saco-Lowell Shops, died February 28 1958 after a long illness. Services were in Brookline Massachusetts. interment in Newton Massachusetts. Born January 20 1883 in New Orleans he studied at Tulane and worked in sugar chemistry Cuba before joining Lane Cotton Mill. Survived by wife Hattie B. Landau two daughters Bertha Teel and Adele Starr and a son Alfred L. Landau.

Biddeford Alfred K.landau Saco-Lowell Brookline Mass Newton New Orleans A. K. Landau Tulane University Cuba Lane Cotton Mill Hattie B. Landau Bertha L. Teel Adele L. Starr Alfred L. Landau

Also Mentioned on This Page

House Senate Susie R. Black Clover Susie Robinson Black Oakdale Presbyterian Church M. W. Griffth Fred. Hopkins York County S. Cc Cynthia Higgers Marison Newman Rob Tourish Short Pollock Tye James Carter S. Gerakos PTA Sre Pee Frese Veto Staoed É Loan Association W. Main Ave Calvin Crusade Edith A. Rhyne Linsky Benjamin Linsky James Lunsford Shell Furnace ACME North Mariette St Jae de A Turlet Seear Fred Graham Jim Tasteen Standing Harrison Howell Ansel Cayney Baptist Association Ralph’ Featherstone Belmont Miami Beach Korin Mt. Zion Baptist Miami Beach Detective Bureau Chevrolet Franklin Avenue Gastonia, WN. C
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