Mrs Kinley Taken by Death in Gastonia
Mrs Ossie Dora Kinley 69 died at 5 20 p m at the home of her daughter Mrs Howard C Robinson 1407 Congress Street Gastonia where she had lived for 31 years She was a Cabarrus county native Surviving four daughters two sons a sister and brother 17 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral will be Wednesday at 4 p m at Trinity Methodist Church South Gastonia Rev R J Barnwell and Rev G H Allred will conduct Burial will be Hollywood Cemetery Body to be taken from Dallas Funeral Home to the Robinson home Tuesday at 4 30 p m and tied in state at the church one hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Ossie Dora’ Kinley
Howard C. ‘Robinson
Congress’ Street
Gastonia
Kinley
Cabarrus County
Trinity Methodist Church
South Gastonia
R.J. Barnwell
G.H. Allred
Mayle
Hollywood Cemetery
Joe Talley
H C. Robinson
Earl Winkles
Nelson Campbell
Ranlo
Walter J. Kinley
Lower
Dallas Road
Frank J. Kinley
Oscar Faust
Claude Dennis
Concord
Dallas
Robinson
Rhyne Outlines Soil Saving Plan Aims
Dane Rhyne, chairman of the local ASC committee, explains that joining the Agricultural Conservation Program shows responsibility to protect soil and water resources and to cooperate with other farmers for a better national land. He notes two key dates for local farmers: Gaston county ASC time on WSOC TV at 6:45 a.m. to sign cotton acreage reserve and final wheat excess disposal, and Tuesday May 20 for the quarterly area conference in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane
Rhyne
ASC
Gaston County
Wsoc-Tv
Charlotte
Birth Announcements From Garrison General Hospital
Mr and Mrs L B Wall of Bessemer City announce a son born Saturday May 7 at Garrison General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ev J James of Gastonia announce a daughter born Sunday May 11 at Garrison General Hospital. Mr and Mrs M L Boehler of 403 North Edgemont Street announce a daughter born Sunday May 1 at Garrison General Hospital. Mr and Mrs N L Gibson of 1613 West Rankin Avenue announce a son born Monday May 12 at Garrison General Hospital. Mr and Mrs J B Putnam of Cherryville announce a son born Monday May 42 at Garrison General Hospital. Mr and Mrs W G Estes of Warren Street announce a daughter born May 2 at Garrison General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Wall
Bessemer City
Garrison General Hospital
Ev J. James
Gastonia
R-1
Garrison ‘General Hospital
M. L. Boehler
North Edgemont Streat
N. L. Gibson
West
Rankin Avenue
J. B. Putnam
Cherryville
W. G. Estes
Warren Street
Garrison 2 General Hospital
WSBE
Clemson College
8. C
Wveek
van Fair
Gastonia Koy
J. A. Fair
Davidson Avenue
WSBF
Buddy Putnam
Larry Parkerson
Fair
Pisgah Club Names Officers
Kenneth Lulz elected President of the Pisgah Club of the Presbyterian Church. Walter Parker, Woodrow W. Pearson, James R. Craig and other officers elected at the recent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lulz
Club of
Pisgah Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
RIAU
Juliecus
Walter
Parker
Woodrow
W. Pearson
James
R. Craig
Ass't. AU
Victor B. Hansen
Washington
Merck & Co
Rahpway, N
Who American Home
FHA Loans Available For Farmers In Gaston County
Farmers Home Administration public notice by County Supervisor John J P McLeod outlines loan programs to aid Gaston County farmers. It lists Farm Operating, Farm Ownership, Farm Housing, and Soil and Water Loans with purposes, eligibility, and terms. Office located in Gastonia Post Office basement open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Home Administration
John J.P. MccLeod
Gaston County
Loais
Farmers Wame
Gastania Post Office
Eisenhower to sign bill boosting military pay scale
The House and Senate approved a measure to raise pay for most armed forces personnel with at least two years of service, effective June 1. Generals and admirals would see the largest hikes, ranging 6 to 60 percent, covering active duty, reservists, and some federal services. Estimated first-year cost is 576 million dollars.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Coast Guard
Public Healthy Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Missiles Boss Backs Defense Dept Shuffle
William M. Holaday, director of guided missiles at the Defense Department, endorsed President Hisenlower’s reorganization plan to strengthen Joint Chiefs of Staff authority for a balanced missile program. Speaking after a talk to the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, he expressed confidence that intercontinental ballistic missiles would be ready by the end of 1959.
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St. Louis
William M. Holaday
U.S
Hisenlower
Defense Department
Holaday
Department of Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences National Midwestern
Virginia Faces Showdown Over Mixing Races
In Virginia a decades long struggle over school integration edges toward a federal showdown. Judge Joly Paul ruled Charlottesville must desegregate by September while Judge Walter Hoffman set a June hearing on Norfolk and Newport News desegregation. Virginia’s new law threatens to close any public school that resists integration, shifting decisions to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Ina Strugete
U. S
Charlottesville
Joly Paul
Harrisonburg
Norfolk
Walter Kd. Hoffman
Newport News
Highland Band Plays At State Parade Representation
Highland High School Band from Gastonia Elks Lodge travels to Asheville for the North Carolina Association of Elks state parade. Fifty four students ride the trip funded by the local lodge and dine at Stephen’s-Lee High School. Exalted Ruler Falls and officers attend the annual meeting. Neely's Grove AME Zion Church Youth Mission Society meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at president Gladys Froneberger's home under Pastor Rev S L Clement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude M. Jeffers
Highland Band
Highland High School
Asheville
Gastonia Elks Lodge
North Carolina Association of Elks
Stephen's-Lee High School
Ruler Falls
Neely’s Grove Society
The
Young Women's Missionary
Society of the Neely's Grove Ame Zion
Gladys “‘Froneberger
S. L Clement
Northwest Plastics Expansion Nears Completion
M5,000 Saunier cites a 13,900 foot addition by Graham Wilson Construction at a cost of 45,000 with completion in 70 days. Rastonta Industrial Diversification Commission praises the move as Northwest Plastics expands in Gastonia, noting the South location boosts production and local jobs. The family of Mr and Mrs Russell J Roberts discusses new growth as ninth child born at Bethesda Hospital, Bethesda, with ten children total.
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Saunier
Graham Wilson Construction Company
Allen Smith
Rastonta Industrial Diversification Commission
Northwest Plastics
Gastonia
Northwest
Fim
AOKE
North Mcconnellsville
Ohio
West Plastics
Russell J. Robertsj
McConnellsville
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Skeltons Find Solace After Son Richard Dies of Leukemia
Red Skelton and wife Georgia mourn their nine year old son Richard who died after a 15 month leukemia battle. A brain hemorrhage ended his fight at UCLA Medical Center. The Skeltons sat by his frail body, attended his funeral at Forest Lawn, and noted the pope blessed his crucifix posthumously. The family planned a private audience with the Pope and described the boy as religious and loving. The funeral was held near Hollywood as family and friends reflected on the tragedy and prayers from fans.
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James Hacun tOn
Hollywood
Red Skelton
Georgia
Fuz
Bland
Richard
Ness
Skel
Ucla Medical Center
Forest Lawn
T Richard
Red
Cbs-Tv
Notary of Prayer
Spow
Ilfix
Pius XH
Skelton
Skeltons
Valentina
St. Martin of the
Roman Lowell
Catholic Church
Billy Graham
His
HS. Elliott
First Baptist Church of
Lowell
Uya
Charlotte
North Carolina Unit Wins National Guard Award
The 730th Ordnance Battalion, 43rd Infantry Division at Camp Butner earned the top training honor among all National Guard units in the Third United States Army Area. Adjutant General Capus Waynick announced the May victory and formal presentation plans. General Werner will attend the May 14 arrival and the 8 o clock ceremony at Camp Butner, led by Captain James M. Fletcher’s company, largely full time Guard employees.
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United States Army
730Th Ordnance Battalion
Camp Butner
Capus Waynick
T He
United States
Ares
Fhul
Werner
Raleigh-Durham Airrport
Durham
Camp Bulner
Oreak
National Guard
Sinning Company
James M. Fletcher
Matters Of Record Convictions dominate Gastonia court docket
Joseph H H Givens 49 of Sunset Avenue was convicted in Gastonia Municipal Court of driving drunk and resisting arrest with 30 days suspended for the motor vehicle offense plus a 100 dollar fine and costs. He also received 17 months suspended and 25 dollars fines plus costs for resisting, with appeals filed. Additional convictions included failure to yield the right of way and violation of the prohibition law, with prayers for judgment within cost. Multiple defendants faced fines costs for speeding and related infractions, some paying only costs or with prayers for judgment continued.
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Joseph HH. Givens
Sunset Avenue
Gastonia
Givens
John Samuel Self
Matthew's
Jones Edward Burgan
Lyman
S. C
Keith Sidney Dellinger
North Pear Street
William Nelson Adams
Cramerton
Jean Hendrick Ken
Privite
Mildred Odell Laoag
Rock Hill
S. Cas
Roy J. Ward
West Fifth Avenue
Zelda Wayne Plemons
Kingston,Tenn
Richard Crayton Oliver
Greenville
Charles A. Goforth
Kings
Rudolph Calhoun
Davis Park Road
Inez H. Surett
Negro
Gastonia R
Rebecca A. Nobrell
Bessemer City
Roy Leon ‘Claninger
Richard Earl Thomas
Tonne Lane
Thomas
R. Hudson
North Roy Street
Clarence Adams
Olin D. Carpenter
Lindsay ‘Thomas Alexander
Kings Mountain
James Thomas Atkinson
D. C
Willie Montgomery
Windy Hill
Leonard Frank Barnett
Milton Street
Ralph David Robinson
Mount Holly
Constance Cellucci
Norwich
Conn
Charles Rome Boling
North Broad Street
Walter Lee Vance
ABC
Melvin Luther Kiser
Josep Edwards Parker
Green Circle Drive
James Stewart Stroup
Weldon Street
David Young
Hillcrest Avenue
Woman Injured In Car Collision Near York Street
City police report Mrs. K M Craig was injured in a two car crash at Franklin Avenue and York Street about 10 3 Monday night. The 23 year old from 704 Dogwood Drive suffered leg bruises but no hospitalization was required. The car driven east by William Farrington Scroggins 23 collided with a westbound car as the latter turned left with the traffic lights. Gene N Crawford 17 of 816 South Neil Street drove the other vehicle. Damages were about 170 dollars. Officers J M Prather Jr and J J Sarver cited witnesses Highway Patrolmen Sgt J E Mosteller and J C Brown.
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City
K. M. Craig
Franklin Avenue
York Street
Dogwood Drive
Franklin
William Farrington Scroggins
Smyre Station
Scroggins
Gene N. Crawford
South
Neil Street
J. M. Prather Jr
J. J. Sarver
J. E. Mosteller
J. C. Brown
Five In Family Killed In Wreck Near Indio California
Five members of a West Covina family were killed in a car crash on U S Highway 60 about four miles east of Indio California. Mr and Mrs Walter Bennett about 35 and their three daughters aged six months to five years died. A fourth daughter Carol Bennett seven escaped serious injury. The truck driver was unhurt.
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Indio
Calif
Trn
West Covina
Highway Patrol
Walter Bennett
Thhree
Carol Bennet
U. S.highway 60
India
Agriculture Council Meets Thursday in Gaston County
The Gaston County Agriculture Council holds its regular meeting Thursday at 3 40 p m at the Agriculture Center. Community planning to cooperate on development projects will be discussed and reports from all communities are expected with Mrs May T New presiding and full attendance anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston County Agriculture Council
Agriculture Center
May T. New
Legion Election Set For Thursday at Memorial Hall
Gaston Post No. 23 American Legion plans Thursday elections for officers at 7 30 p m in Memorial Hall with Commander Joe Gettys presiding Frank Dalton chairs the nominating committee Names of delegates to the state conference at Asheville June 12 are to be announced Also notes coins have milled edges to prevent wear aid handling and stacking
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Gaston Post
American Legion
Frank Dalton
Memorial Hall
Joe Gettys
jRancechi
Asheville
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Mrs. Kinley
Pisgah Club
Trenton
N. J
Lott
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
Allied Laboratories, Inc
Kansas City
Cutter Laboratories
California
Justice Department
Cutter
Clemson ‘Tigers
Defense Dept
Negro News
South ST
Selegiston
Sears-Hoebuck
Ree
Manhattan
New York
Jinx Falkenburg
Tex McCrary
N. C
National Guard Award
Lincoln Demos
Lincolnton
Lincoln County
Ine Ross
James Nixon
Bill Morris
Morris
Jules Miller
S. M. Roper
David Clark
Lingeln
Tiree County
Sherif
Cecorder
Lincolnton High School
Celia Ann Caldwell
Forrest Caldwell
Bogor City
Landa Brown
Winslow Brown
Leonard Lee Andrews
Belavont
Modern Scientific Service
Dial UN
Nixon. Exterminating CO
Realty Building
Toytown
West Main Ave
Gailbraith
Aer Barvich
Agriculture Council
Legion
House Healing Public Service CO
Franklin Ava
Brussels
At Airlines
Cadillac
Ord
Powell Motor Company
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