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The Gastonia Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1958

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Linwood Women Burn Mortgage Celebrate Linwood Park Club

The Linwood Park Club, formed fifteen years ago by Linwood women in Gastonia, burned its mortgage last night after years of growth and fundraising. The 23-member group, led by Mrs. Charles Bell, toasted with a meal and games in their green and gold clubhouse, which also serves the Linwood Presbyterian Church.

Linwood Gastonia Linwood Park Jsoppers Linwood Presbyterian Church Charles Bell Bell Gary Rhyne R. L. Colliers Kermit Blanton O. T. Martin Marshall Rollings W. L. Sherrill He O Jdon Shriver Bill Williams

Judge Cancels Rockefeller Verdict In High Profile Suit

A jury awarded $30,000 to Boston lawyer Joseph Sax against Winthrop Rockefeller and Barbara Sears Rockefeller, but Judge Samuel Gold set aside the verdict as against the weight of evidence. Sax claimed $104,000 for legal services in reconciling the Rockefellers in 1952. they divorced in 1954. The judge called Sax's testimony inherently incredible and noted the large settlement of $6,393,000 connected to the 1954 divorce was revealed during trial.

New York Boston Winthrop Rockefeller Barbara Bebo Rockefellers Sax

Want Ads Real Estate and Mortgage Services Listing

More Want Ads listing home loans farm and commercial real estate loans by JOHN A. WILKINS and BARRIS MOORE REALTY, plus MEAS ESTATE AND MORTGAGE LOAN at 28 W Franklin. GUY WRIGHT INSURANCE & REALTY CO offers mortgage loans. GRAND FARM LOANS and JACKSON MORTGAGE AND REALTY CO advertise FHA conventional and commercial loans with phone contacts UN 5-3643 UN 5-3260 DN 5-3221.

John A. Wilkins Barris & Moore Realty Franklin GUY Wright Insurance & Realty CO Jackson Mortgage and Realty CO E. Franklin

8-House Trailers for Sale ANNOUNCING Rimfr March Sale Continues

Advertising blast lists multiple mobile home models and prices at several Greenville area locations. Highlights include 42 ft and 45 ft models, down payments from 345 to 465, and factory close-out values. Also mentions apartments for rent with various offers and nearby locations, plus an upside-down sign cue.

Greenville S. G Cabin River Belmont Gall UN Spencer Mountain Road Union Road Main +St Lowell Fred Halcom Ownstairs Poston Oerial Enczween Royal Cleaners Franklin Dalton Privata Bath sApply Stranklin & Airline

Dinner Honors Marshall Rhyne Dinner Honors Marshall Rhyne

A Dal las area wedding style dinner honors Marshall Rhyne with Mr and Mrs Clay Kiser and Mr and Mrs Norman Kiser in attendance. Local residents share visits with family and friends including Lynch Kisers Burgin Payseur and McSwain in surrounding towns and cities.

Polio Booster Not Yet Required, Experts Say

A group of polio specialists advises that a booster shot of the Salk vaccine is not necessary now, but urges all under 40 especially preschoolers to complete the three-shot series. They note vaccination is only complete after all three doses and warn of possible polio outbreaks this summer if vaccination slows. The same health push calls U S hospitals to restore strict cleanliness standards as a bacterial infection causes 24 Texas deaths.

Washington Leroy E. Burney Public Health Service Burney Texas

The Quill Begins On Front Page And a Dither

A narrator contemplates the arrival of guests and societal expectations. The piece reflects a domestic perspective on preparing for a meeting, noting how concerns about cleanliness and order arise as “the girls” prepare to visit next week. The voice admits limited understanding and a long history of trying to maintain a tidy home.

Sacred and gospel programs fill High Springs church event

In High Springs the Grace of Harmony singers and the Southernaires perform sacred music at 8 p.m. Sunday at the High Springs Baptist Church. Bud Hardin sponsors. Rev. J A White leads. Epworth Methodist notes Sunday services with a 9:45 a.m. church school, 11 a.m. worship, a 6 p.m. women’s program, and MYF at 5 p.m. Junior choir from Highland High sings. The Little Mt Pisgah report shares church happenings and anecdotes from meeting days, while other notices mention Gethsemane and Oak Grove Baptist revival plans and deaths in the community.

Maude M. Jeffers High Springs Grace of Harmony Sinters Southernaires High Springs Baptist Church Bud Hardin J. A. .White Epworth Epworth Methodist Church J. T. Jones iChurch School Woman's Society of Christian Service Sandra Mason Highland High School MYF Young Costner Commission On Erwin Little MT. Pisgah Liltls Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church Dallas Cherryville Alfont Bert Meeks

June Lockhart Divorced in California Custody Granted

Actress June Lockhart wins divorce from Dr. Joan F. Maloney of New York City after testimony that her husband drank to excess. She receives custody of daughters Ann four and June two, and $30 monthly support from Superior Judge Allen T. Lynch in Santa Monica California.

Santa Monica Calif June Lockhart Joan F. Maloney New York City Miss Lockhart Gene Lockhart Ann June Allen T. Lynch

Toastmistress Club Meets With World Trouble Spots Theme

Mrs. William'Leigh presided at a Thursday night Toastmistress meeting in the Sunrise Dairy club room. Theme was Frouble Spots Around the World with talks by Rubye Rhyne Leigh Mabel Blackwelder and Betty Kelly, guided by topic mistress Marjorie Weaver and toastmistress Verna Ashe.

William‘Leigh Toastmistress Club Sunrise Dairy Marjorie Weaver Verna Ashe Rubye Rhyne Leigh Mabel Blackwelder Betty Kelly

Ashley Honor Roll Tite at Frank L Ashley High School

The six week honor roll ending March 7 lists eleventh, twelfth, and tenth grade students. Notable names include James Allen Alexander and Wally Ward Jr among twelfth grade honorees, with many entries across eleventh and tenth grades reflecting a broad student achievement.

Tite Frank L. Ashley High School Alexander James Allen Barr Wally Ward Bradshaw Robert Frank Clark Larry Richard Coffey William Howard Craig William Lewis, Jr Dellinger Bobby Lee Dixon William Robert Giles James Alan Grier Bryant Kennedy Hardin Carroll Herrin Herman Keith Lindsay James Erwin St. Love James David Manning Edward Martin Norris Bonnie Frank Parker John Atlan Parks John Will Tit Planer Paul Morgan Smith David Allen Ralph Sanford Stacey Larry Milton Huldrith Faye Brown Vickie Diane Bumgardner Dorothy Faye Carpenter Jenny Sue Carter Brenda Joyce Clear Mary

Storm Update Covers New England To Mid Atlantic Regions

The storm moves past the Carolina coast into northern New England with light flurries in the south. The Virginia Maryland Delaware area recovers gradually after heavy impact. Washington and Baltimore report about 20 inches of snow with streets cleared downtown yet suburbs still affected. Electricity restored for 100000 in Baltimore area but thousands remain without power or phones. Long Island peaks at 150000 without power, dropping to 16500 by day six. Over 13 inches of snow in some areas.

New England Virginnia-Maryland - Delaware Carolina Coast Washington, D. C Baltimore Long Island

Lay That Pistol Down Letter to the Gazette

A reader denounces pistol packing in Gastonia and Kings Mountain, urging officers and neighbors to stop the violence. The writer recalls shootings on busy streets, warns that a bullet could hit innocents, and urges community to lock up guns. The note names Mr. and Mrs. John McNeil of Crowders Mountain R-2, Kings Mountain, N C.

the Gazette Gastonia Mary John Susie Mama Papa John McNeil Box 24 Crowders Mountain Kings Mountain N.C

Widow Awarded 5750 in Auto Wreck Suit

A civil court jury awarded Mrs. Loren M. Tew, administratrix, $5,750 against Louis Clayton Runnels for her husband's death in a November 15, 1956 auto wreck on Highway 150 near Crouse. The case, heard in Cherryville area with Judge Dan K. Moore presiding, concluded a two week civil court session.

Loren M. Tew Louis Clayton Runnels Tew Crouse Runnels Cherryville Wade Charlotte H. W. Johnston W. J. Altran Jr James Mullen Gastonia Harvey Jonas Lincolnton Henrys and Mullis Dan K. Moore

Hodges Urges Change To North Carolina Ad Slogan

Gov Hodges called for replacing the Variety Vacationland slogan with Everything is on the move to boost tourism. He spoke at the North Carolina Travel Council meeting urging bolder campaigns and announced $50,000 from surplus funds to improve state entrances. He urged towns and firms to share advertising costs as interstates attract travelers across the state.

Winston - Salem North Carolina Hodges North Carolina Travel Council Travel Council Won Glimore Southern Pines Old Salem Wake Forest College

Obituary notices for Ballard and Hester in Belmont

James Avery Ballard died Friday at his home on Hickory Grove road after 9:45 p.m. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Maiden. Survived by wife Lottie Bumgardner Ballard. three sons James Herman and John T. Ballard. sister Mary E. Williams. brother G. W. Ballard. sister Oakley Cody. five grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 3:30 p.m. at Centerview Baptist Church. Burial at Lawing's Chapel cemetery in Maiden. The body to be moved from Carothers Funeral Home Saturday at 5 p.m. Michael Leroy Hester, two months old, died Friday at home. Funeral today at 3 p.m. at Goshen Free Will Baptist Church. Survived by parents Billy K. and Mrs. Billy K. Hester. brothers Douglas Hester and Billy Hester Jr.

Gethsemane S. T. Gillispie Albert Meeks Willlispeak OAK Grove Baptist Oak Grove WLTC J. B. Coleman Henry Diggs Annie P. Robinson Highland Winston-Salem Debrah Sue Malker Carl Marker Friday Park Dallas Evelyn Larry Mickey Frank Marker Ivory Mauney Wesley Chapel Ame Zion Church Martin Willie MT. Wilson Willie M. Wilson Lincoln Academy Wilson Alabamia College Compact School Cleveland County Tuscaloosa Ala S. E. Wilson L. C B. Wilson Chicago Tit BE. D. Wilson Lincoln High School Bessemer City First Congregational Church Martin's Funeral Home James A. Ballard Belmont James Avery Ballard Hickory Grove Road Masonic Lodge of Maiden Lottie Bumgardner Ballard James North Belmont Herman John T. Ballard Belmont Mary E. Williams Jacksonville G. W. Ballard Charlotte Oakley Cody Centerview Baptist Church Lawing’s Chapel Carothers Funeral Home Hester Michael Leroy Hester Billy K. Hester Lambert St Goshen Free Will Baptist ‘Church Douglas Hester Billy Hester Jr

Fallen Wires Cleared After Severe Pennsylvania Snow

Lina men labored overnight to clear fallen live wires and restore electricity to about a million Pennsylvanians after the state's worst snowstorm in 49 years. Emergency declared by Governor George M. Leader. 18 deaths reported. Churches and schools opened for shelter. Defense units deployed to aid rescues. Bell Telephone restores about 40 000 of 130 000 outages. Repair crews from several states augment 13 000 workers. Snow measured up to 40 inches in York and Mount Pocono. Doctor Samuel McKee Cannon opens offices in East Point Georgia. he is Gastonia native.

Philadelphia Linamen Pennsylvania George M. Leader Second Army Ft. Meade First Air Force Bell Telephone Co New York Ohio North Carolina Michigan York Mount Pocono Samuel McKee Cannon Gastonia East Point Meadow Lark Drive Eddie Cannon West Second Avenue

J K Hanna Succumbs At 57

John Kelly Hanna, 57, of 526 Ruby Jane, died Friday at 3:3 p.m. after a six week illness. He was a member of Gastonia Masonic Lodge Inc Shrine and Oasis Temple of Charlotte and First Baptist Church. Native of York county, he worked with United Oil Company Banl Ice and Coal, and Coastal Plain Insurance later. The funeral is Sunday at 1 3 p.m. at Carothers Funeral Chapel with burial at Gaston Memorial Park. Dr W Ward Barr and Dr B A Bowers will conduct. He is survived by Viola Capps Hanna a son Lamar Hanna a daughter Mrs Henry Van Steen five sisters and three brothers.

John Kelly Hanna Ruby Jane Hanna Gastonia Masonic Lodge Inc! Shrine Oasis Temple of Charlotte First Baptist Church York County United Oil Company Banl Ice and Coal Company Coastal Plain Insurance Company Carothers Gaston Memorial Park W. Ward Barr B. A. Bowers Viola Capps Hanna Lamar Hanna Henry van Steen Gastonia Bes Sie Hanna Paul Biggers Will Jenkins Clover Melton Edwards Catawba Heights J. A. McGarler York R. L. Hanna Rock Hill Harry Ralph Hanna

New Arrivals Births Named in Kings Mountain Area

Mr and Mrs W G danas Kings Mountain announce a daughter born Wednesday March 19 at Garrison General Hospital. Mr and Mrs M David 1619 McParland announce a son. Mr and Mrs L C Baxley 604 North Broad announce a son born Wednesday March 1 at Garrison General. Mr and Mrs Eugene Herring Pinkney Station announce a daughter born Thursday March 20 at Garrison General Hospital. Mr and Mrs William Lauten Jr Hampton Va announce a daughter Janet New born Tuesday March 11 at Mary Imaculate Hospital Newport News Va. Mrs Lauten formerly Miss Elton New of Gastonia. Mr and Mrs Harry W Southard West Gastonia announce a child born Friday March 21 at Gasion Memorial Hospital.

W. G. Danas Kings Mountain Garrison General Hospital David McParland Avenue L. C. Baxley North Broad Street Eugene Herting Pinkney Station William ‘T. Lauten Jr Hampton, Va Janet New Mary Imaculate Hospital Newport News Harry W. Southard West Gastonia Gasion Memorial Hospital

Death of Shady Grove farmer Stroupe noted

Shannon Albertus Bert Stroupe a longtime Shady Grove farmer died Friday night at his home aged 77 He was born March 2 1878 the son of Joseph Jason and Susan Farris Stroupe He and wife Lydie Wacaster recently celebrated their 50th anniversary Funeral Sunday 3 p m at Shady Grove Baptist Church burial in church cemetery Officiants Rev Lee A Smith Rev P A Hicks and Rev W G Camp Surviving wife son Fred Stroupe three daughters Miss A M Kiser Mrs Joe W N Bass Miss Clara Delle Stroupe four sisters Miss Jane Stroupe Miss Minnie Stroupe Mrs Willi P Sellers Mrs C E Pruitte five grandchildren four great grandchildren Honorary pallbearers deacons Active pallbearers Buford J D and Lewis Sellers Hudson Beam Arnold Lee Pruitle Harold Manney

Shannon Albertus Bert) Stroupe Shady Grove Mr. Stroupe Joseph Jason Susan Farris Stroupe Lydie Wacaster Shady Grove ‘Baptist Church Lee A. Smith P. A. Hicks W. G. Camp Silk Funeral Home Bessemer City Fred ,Stroupe A. M. Kiser Fork Joe WN Bass Clara Delle Stroupe Belmont Jane Stroupe Minnie Stroupe Willi P. Sellers C. E. Pruitte Cherryville Shady Grove Baptist Church Buford J. D Lewis Sellers Hudson Beam Arnold Lee Pruitle Harold Manney

Hospital Report Counts Patients in 213 Methodist Facilities

Chicago report shows 1 409,783 people cared for last year across Methodist Church hospitals and homes in the United States. Olin E. Oeschger, general secretary of the church board of hospitals and homes, released the figures.

Chicago Methodist Church United States Olin E. Oeschger Church Board of Hospitals and Homes

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