TH8 CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Saturday, Oct. 13, 1962 11-A N. C. And S. C.
Deaths Arid Funerals Survivors: daughter, Mil Martha Marshall, of Morgan ton; sisters, Mrs. James A. Chapman, Miss Margaret Marshall, both of Spartanburg, Mrs. James S. Verner of lumbia; brothers, William F.
Marshall of Lancaster, Edward W. Marshall of Ellen Crawford McCleave, '74, died Fri4ay at home. Funeral 5 p.m. today at Olivet Presbyterian' Church. Survivors: brothers, John Crawford of Winnsboro, Sam Crawford of McConnells; i 8-ters, Mrs.
W. W. Bankhead of York, Mrs. Brice Bgnkhead of McConnells. OBITUARIES -SC, 5 4, P' -x I 4 uatn' church at 2:30 to lie in state until the funeral hour.
The family will be at 224 S. Hoskins Ave. North' Carolina. MrVmARY BELLE BELK MONROE -Mrs. Mary Belle Belk, 67, of Rt.
5, passed away Friday morning 5:30 a.m. in Kannapolis after an illness of tw) years. Born in Union county April 15, 1895 she was the daughter of the late Jame6 and Mattie Rich Keziah. Her bus-band, Fate Belk, died in 1938. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Keith Moore of Monroe; two sons, Kenneth Belk of Lancaster, S. C. and Warren Belk of Orangeburg, S. three sisters, Mrs. Vance Presson of Monroe, Mrs.
Wade Pounds of Greensboro, Mrs. Lessie Dean of Kannapolis; three brothers, Levie Keziah of Tampa, Bradley Keziah of Alexandria, Weldon Keziah of Monroe; and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held today at 4 p.m. from New Hope Methodist Church of which Mrs. Belk was a member.
Officiating will be the Rev. Hugh D. Sims. Interment will follow in the church The body will be in state at the churcn one hour prior to the Arrangements by Hams-Wells Funeral Directors. Mecklenburg charIIs sTcouch Funeral services for Charles SI Couch of 1043 E.
Morehead St, will be held held today at 11 a.m. from Harry and Bryant Chapel In The Oaks. Dr. E. Lee Stoffel, minister of the First Presbyterian Church will officiate.
Interment will be in Elmwood Cemetery. STEPHENSON Mrs. Sarah Alice Green Stephenson, 84, of 407 Bradford Dr died Thursday in a local hospital. Mrs. Stephenson was born January 8, 1867, Jackson County, daughter of the late William and Sarah Cagle Green She was a charter member of Tbomasboro Baptist Church.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. J. C. Sparks of Bessemer, two sons, James H. Stephenson and Walker C.
Stehpenson, both of Charlotte; 30 grandchildren, 36 great-grandchildren and numerous great -great grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 3 m. Sunday from Thom-asboro Baptist Church. The Rev. H.
L. Ferguson, pastor, and Rev. A. V. Rippey, minister of Oak Grove Baptist Church, will officiate.
Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery. Pallbearers will be deacons of the church. The body will be taken from McEwen Funeral Home to the fcfe fawnfnA Charles McManus (40), Edward Roddey (26), Jimmy McGuirt (35), and Richard Adams (36). Rock Hill won, 19-14. (Observer Photo by Don Sturkey) SURROUNDED It doesnt look it, but the embattled man in the black shirt is scoring a touchdown.
Rock Hills Mike Laney struggles across the goal line against the will of Lancaster defenders Late Lindsey Aerial Gives Rock Hill Edge SHELBY Mrs. William D. Burns, 85, of 600 Peach St. died Thursday in a Shelby hospital. Funeral 2.30 pm.
today at New Bethel Baptist Church. Survivors: sons, William Burns of Granite Falls, Robert O. Burns of Shelby; brother, Robert Clapp of Frederick, Md. THOMASV1LLE Carl Owen, 53, of 414 Price St. died Thursday at home.
Funeral 4 p.m. today at J. C. Green Sons Chapel, i Survivors: wife; daughter, Mrs. Russell Karasierviez of Grand Rapids, sisters, Mrs.
Elmer Curry of Flint, Michigan, Mrs. Fred Jenkins of Charlotte; brothers. Harris Owen of Orlando, Florida, Ray Owen of Archdaie, Jake Owen of Denton; half-sister, Mrs. Frank Wall of Thomasville. THOMASVILLE William Coy Harrison, 78, of 500 E.
Guilford Street, died Thursday. Funeral 11 am. today at J. C. Green Sons Chapel.
Survivors: wife; daughters, Miss Clara Harrison of the home, Mrs. Edward Slate of Richmond, sons, W. Byron Harrison of Austin Harrison, James Carl Harrison, both -6f Thomasville, R. Wayne Harrison of Charlotte; sisters, Mrs. Clyde Tesh Sr.
of Thomasville, Mrs. Alex Lanier of Newport News, brothers, Sherrell Harrison, Walter Harrison, both of Thomasville; half-brother, Clyde Harrison of Thomasville. WADESBORO Hugh Marshall Turner, 78, formerly of Norwood, died Friday in a Wadesboro hospital. Funeral 3 pm. Sunday at Lefier Funeral Home in Norwood.
Survivors: brother, Joseph Platt Turner of Leaksville. South Carolina ABBEVILLE Mrs. Dora Byrd Campbell, 88, died Thursday morning at a local hospital. Funeral today at 10 a.m. at Abbeville Main Street Methodist Church.
Survivors: sons, Carlisle C. Campbell, Leaksville, N. Duncan Campbell, Batesburg; daughters, Mrs. Fed Moore, Charlotte, Mrs. W.
Rufus Galloway, Mrs. Clarence Agan, Abbeville. CHERAW Mrs. Vance Brig-man Watson, 73, died Thursday in a Florence hospital. Funeral, 4 p.m.
today at First Methodist Church. Survivors: daughters, Miss Lois Easter Watson, Mrs. Fred White, both of Cheraw, s. Ernest Wicker of Newberry; sons, J. E.
Watson, Graham Watson, both of Kershaw; sister, Mrs. J. P. Watson of Cheraw; brother, John Brigman of Atlanta, Ga. GAFFNEY S.
V. Vmesett, 64, died Friday in a Gaffney Hospital. Funeral 3 p.m. n-day at Cherokee Avenue Baptist Church. Survivors: wife; mother, Mrs.
J. G. Vinesett of Union; daughter, Mrs. Clyde Thomas of Gaffney; son, Billy Ray Vinesett of Columbia; sisters, Mrs. B.
M. McCraw of Shelby, N. Mrs. Joe Gosnell of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Jennings Russell of Union, brothers, L.
V. Vinesett, R. B. Vinesett, K. D.
Vinesett, all of Gaffney. SPARTANBURG Joseph Wallace Marshall, 68, died Friday at home in Morganton, N. C. Funeral 4 p.m. Sunday at the Church of the Good Shepherd in York.
4 ROCS HELL, S. C. A late play pass from Jimmy Lindsey to Tommy Melton gave Rock Hill a 1914 victory over Lancaster here Friday night before 6,500 screaming fans. With less than a minute to play and Rock Hill trailing 14-13, end People ttik mi tht i am quettioni over and ever again, which viggeiti that we owe it to the publie to answer thoee question in such a way that ALL may know the answers. Ws hope you will Sind this series both interesting and helpful; your comment a will be most welcome.
HICKORY Edward Mallet Bledsoe, 82, of Vale, died Friday at 'the home of a daughter. Funeral at 3 pm. today at Sardis Lutheran Church. Survivors: daughters. Mrs.
E. G. Harrison of Raleigh, Mrs. Zeb S. Troutman of Hickory; son, Ephraim Mallet Bledsoe, Rt.
Vale; sister, Miss Elizabeth Bledsoe of Raleigh. KANNAPOLIS Richard Ben-ard Crook, 68, died Friday. Funeral Saturday 4 p.m. Calvary Baptist Church. Survivors: wife; sons, Grad-dy Crook, Calvin Crook, both of- Kannapolis, Melvin Crook, Causby Crook, both of Atlanta, Georgia; daughter, Mrs.
Lewis Whiteley of Kannapolis, Calton Crook of Daniels-ville, Ga Roy Ciook of Athens, Ga. LAURINBURG Mrs. Willie Mae Jones, 66, of 2 Barrett St. died Friday in Scotland County Hospital. Funeral 4 p.
m. Sunday McDougald Funeral Home. Survivors: sons, William M. Wilkes of Durham, Charlie Poston of Alexandria, Henry B. Poston of St.
Louis, Mo daughter, Mrs. Hazel Woodard of Laurinburg; brother, Tom Sweatt of Fayetteville; sister, Mrs. Maggie Bryant of Fair moot. LEXINGTON Roy Roger Tester, 18, died Thursday morning in a Lexington Hospital. Funeral 11 a.
m. today at Stoner Grove Baptist Church. Survivors: parents; brothers. Bobby Tester of Rt. 7, Lexington, Odell Tester, Denver J.
Tester, both of tiie home; sisters, Mrs. Marvin Leonard of Rt. 7, Lexington, Mrs. Bennie Green, Sugar Grove, Sylvia Ray Tester, Joanne Tester of the home. MONROE Clement Marshall Bryant, 75, of 403 Southerland died Friday in a local hospital.
Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. Survivors: wife; daughters, Mrs. Clyde Eury, Mrs. Paul Knight, both of Monroe, Mrs.
Jap E. Edwards, Mrs. J. F. James of China Grove, Mrs.
Charles D. Johnson of Wax-haw, Mrs. Homer Trull of Wingate; sons, G. Truett Bryant of Monroe, Jerome Bryant of Matthews, James Bryant Charlotte. MORGANTON Alphonzo Mull, of Cincinnati Ohio, died Tuesday at home.
Funeral 11 a.m. today at Kirksey Funeral Home. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Margaret Checks of a 1 1 a-nooga, sister, Mrs. Vivy Henrietta of Detroit, Wesley Mull of Florida.
MONROE Mrs. Mary Belle Belk, 67, of Rt. 5, Monroe, died Friday in Kannapolis. Funeral 4 p. m.
today at New Hope Methodist Church. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Keith Moore of sons, Kenneth Belk of Lancaster, S. Warren Belk of Orangeburg, S. sisters, Mrs.
Vance Presson of Monroe, Mrs. Wade Pounds of Greensboro, Mrs. Lessie Dean of Kannapolis; brothers, Levie Keziah of Tampa, Brodley Keziah of Alexandria, Wellon Keziah of Monroe. ROCKINGHAM Mrs. Effie Buie McNeill, 73, died at home Thursday.
Funeral at 3 p.m. today from Ellerbe Presbyterian Church. Survivors: husband; son, Da-vid C. McNeill sister. Miss Flora Torrey McNeill of the home.
SHELBY John Kimbrell, 87, of Swainsville Community, died Thursday at home. Funeral 2:30 p.m. today at Beaver Dam Baptist Church. Survivors: wife: daughters, Mrs. J.
L. Spann, Mrs. J. C. McDaniel, both of Jacksonville, sons, Wayne Kimbrell of the home, Carl Kimbrell of Blacksburg, S.
Clarence Kimbrell of Greer, S. Allen Kimbrell, Tolley Kimbrell, both of Shelby. Mecklenburg GEORGE FRANKLIN MOORE. 56, of 725 E. First died Sunday at home.
Funeral 2 p. m. today at Bethel AME Church, Survivors: wife; daughter, Mrs. Cora Cotton of Brooklyn, N. brothers, Sumter Moore, Samuel T.
Moore Jr. of Washington. North Carolina BOONE Mrs. Emma Horton Moore, 94, died in a Roanoke hospital Thursday. Funeral 3 p.m.
today at Boone Baptist Church. Survivors: son, James Moore of Roanoke; brother, H. W. Horton of Miami, Fla. CONCORD George Albert Maxwell 44, died at Cabarrus Memorial.
Funeral 4 p.m. today Four Square Gospel Lighthouse. Survivors: wife; mother, Daisy Jordan of a i daughter. Diane Maxwell of the home; brothers, i Maxwell Of Mt. Vernon, Homer Maxwell of Concord, Stacy Maxwell of Enochville; sisters, Millie Blackweeler of Concord, Mrs.
Elsie Ervin of Concord. CHINA GROVE Arthur Roscoe Davis, 81, of 513 N. Mam SL died Friday in a Salisbury hos-pitaL Funeral 4 p.m. Sunday at SL a Lutheran Church. Survivors: wife; sons, Roscoe Davis, Vernon Davis, both of China Grove; step-son, Albert Palmer of Norfolk, daughters, Mrs.
Fred Goodrow of Schenectady, N. Mrs. Clarence Boger of Kannapolis, Mrs. Tom Crawford of Greensboro, Mrs. W.
F. Suddeth of Charlotte, Mrs. Buddy Cox of China Grove, Miss Betty Davis of the home; step-daugnter, Mrs. G. C.
Ballard of Baltimore, brother, Robert L. Davis of Farmer; sisters, Mrs. Charles Walker of Kannaooiis, Mrs. W. L.
Russell of Denton. CHERRYVILLE Joseph Wallace Marshall, 68, died Friday at home in Cherryville. Funeral 4 p.m. Sunday at Episcopal Church of The Good Shepherd. Survivors daughter, Miss Martha W.
Marshall of the home; sisters, Mrs. James A. Chapman, Miss Margaret Marshall, both of Spartanburg; Mrs. James S. Verna of Columbia; brothers, E.
W. Marshall of Spartanburg, W. F. Marshall of Lancaster. FOREST CITY Mrs.
Sally Collins Carswell, 68, of Forest City died Thursday in a Morganton Hospital. Funeral 11 a.m. today at Padgett Kings Mortuary. Survivors: son, Charles E. Carswell of Winston-Salem.
HAMLET Mr9. Maggie Le-Viner Chavis, 71, of Rt. 1, Bennettsville, S.C. died Thursday. Funeral 3 p.m.
Sunday at Ebenezer Methodist Church. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Toncielle Wilkerson of A e-boro, Mrs. Margaret Webster of Bennettsville, S.C.; sons, Guster Chavis, Prentice a-vis, Everett Chavis, all of Bennettsville; brothers, Charlie Leviner of Dillon, S.C., Gurley Leviner of McBee, S.C. Winthrop Singers Add 2 Members ROCK HILL Two members have been added to the 1 n-throp College singers.
They are Lila Moore Shannon of Blackstock and Barbara Hag-ell of Lugoff. Veteran members of the singing group are Emily McCullough of Greenville, Dolly Turner of Blacksburg, Mary Ann Brunnemer of Winnsboro, Sandra Mace of Marion, Elaine McCormick of Marion and Linda Daniel of Gaffney. Mary Ann Hope of Sumter is pianist for the ensemble. Poles Launch Ship WARSAW UP) The 13th Polish ship built for Indonesia, a vessel was launched at the Szczecin Shipyard in midweek, the Polish Press Agency reported. Two more are due this year.
Who arranges for the death notices in the news-' i i i 1 Ail the family must do is give the pertinent information to the funeral director. He will, in turn, have the notice placed in the paper or papers of the family's choice. llll IMrom FUNERAL SERVICE 727 EAS1 MOREHEAD i'' Imttn turn MAN TO MAN Lancaster quarterback Jimmy McGuirt is rambling toward a head-on collision with Rock Hill defender Tommy Melton (83) Friday nights game, won by Rock Hill, J9-14. (Observer Photo by Don Sturkey) ploded ending the game, Fans stormed onto the field, and any thoughts of an extra point try were thought to be ridiculous. It bad been a see-saw contest all the way.
Rock Hill tallied first on a 36-yard drive, with Mike Laney blasting over from the eight. Then Lancasters Jimmy McGuirt hit Ed Roddey with a 51-yard scoring pass. But Rock Hill eased into intermission with a 13-7 lead on a 15-yard pass from Dennis Partlow to Connie Wade. Then Lancaster stormed back into third quarter command, with McGuirt climaxing a 55-yard drive by diving over from the three. Rock Hill followers thought they had a 15-14 lead when Me Guirt fumbled in the Lancaster end zone and a Bearcat re covered what appeared to be a safety.
But a penalty nullified the play, delaying until the games last play the winning points. Both teams emerged from the tussle with a 4-2 records. Lancaster Rock Hill 0 7 7 0-14 0 13 0 0-19 Roper Passes Key Hamlet HAMLET Quarterback Harold Roper hurled three touchdown passes as Hamlet High rolled over Wadesboro, 37-7, Friday night. Roger completed an eight-yarder to Hubert Maples, a sev en-yarder to Bubba Walker and a 14-yarder to David Winchester for three scores. Robby Clark intercepted a Wadesboro pass and dashed 26 yards for the other Hamlet touchdown.
Roper completed seven of 11 passes during the first half, and had nine for 19 for the game. Wadesboros only touchdown came on a 71-yard pass from Sherrill Thompson to Charles Craddock. Wadesboro Hamlet 9 9 7 13 7 9 0- 7 7-27 Salisbury Bows, 21-0 SALISBURY High Point built an early lead and held on to defeat Boyden High of Salisbury, 21-0, in a Central 4-A Conference game here Friday nighL The victory was the first of the season for the High Point eleven in Central 4-A warfare. The winners are 3-2-1 overall. Salisbury is still looking for its first win.
The Yellqw Jackets are 0-5-1. Keaton Scores 2 For Morganton MORGANTON Robert Keaton scored two touchdowns as Morganton tumbled Hudson High Friday night, 24-8. Other Morganton TDs were by Jimmy Higgins, David Riggs and Jerry Leilhart. Hudsons touchdown was by 1 Downs. Hudson Morganton 0 0-8 7 6-34 14 Jolts Belmont passed 17 yards to Larry Stall-cup for the other East Rutherford TD.
Don Bumgardner plunged one yard for the Belmont touchdown. Belmont E. Rath. 0 7 0 67 9 13 0-19 Tommy Melton draped himself around a Lancaster fumble on the Lancaster 41.. Lindsey had time only for three passes, the first two moving the ball to the 10-yard line.
Then Lindsey lofted a shot to Melton in the end zone as the gun ex- Mount Pleasant Rips N. Stanley MT. PLEASANT ML Pleasant High spotted North Stanley a touchdown in the first period, and then roared back to take a 27-6 football triumph. Friday night. Eric Lefko got North Stanleys TD on a 66-yard run, but Howard Sanford, Don Gray, Dennis Sy-gert and Ted Rhinehardt tallied touchdowns as ML Pleasant clocked off his sixth straight win in the Rocky River Conference.
North Stanley Mt. Pleasant 6 0 0-6 7 7 13-27 Davie County 33 To 0 Victor MOCKSVILLe' Grimes Parker scored one touchdown and passed for another as Davie County thumped Troutman Friday night, 33-0. Other Davie County TDs were by Norman Woodward, Ronnie McClanorock and Tim Travis. Troutman Davie County 0 0 6 0- 0 20-33 Raeford Spanks Rohanen, 27-0 ROHANEN-Raeford High got a two-touchdown performance from William Lee to spank Rohanen High Friday night, 27-0. Lee returned a punt 60 yards and plunged two yards for.
his TDs. Others were scored by Earl Daniels and Buford Davis. Raeford 7 13 7 0-27 Rohanen 0 0 0 0-0 Rutherford RUTHERFORDTON 9 Rutherford High got a pair of long touchdown gallops from Simon Jones to whack Belmont Friday night, 19-7. Jones returned a kickoff 90 yards for one and ran 58 yards for the other. Steve Stallcup South Stanley Crushes Anson NORWOOD Barry Ayco*ck, ''performing in thebackfield for the first time, bombed Anson -County with five touchdowns as South Stanley rolled to a 47-0 victory here Friday.
1 Ayco*ck, until Friday night a 135-pound tackle, scored on runs s4.pf 7, 5, 2, 1 and 1 yards. He scored two extra points to tally a total of 32 points. Granite Falls Bashes Bandys GRANITE FALLS Larry Terrell threw three touchdowns and. rushed for another here Triday night as Granite Falls fell on Bandys, 34-19. Terrell hit Gifford Poe with six-pointers from 20 and 50 yards out 'and zeroed in on Lea Sherrill 15 yards Terrell also scored on a three-yard run, and LJim Thornburg counted on a buck.
Hildebran Rips West Lincolnton HICKORY Hildebran Willis Burkett scored three touchdowns to lead the lo-'4'tal school to a 48-0 triumph i rover West Lincoln Friday night. Other Hildebran TDs were by Johnny Wilson, Glenn Allison and Kenny Wade. -i W. Lincoln Hildebran 0 0-0 7 21 7 13-48 GET A LOOK AT THE EXCITING NEW 1963 MODELS AND THEN SEE CITIZENS BANK About financing Your New Car NOTIC TO CONTRACTOSS Sealed proposal! will be received by the Mayor and Council or the City of CherryrUle. North Carolina, at the City Hall In Cherryville.
until OO November 13. 1963. for the construction of certain water works improvements, at which time they will be opened and read aloud The work will consist of the followin items and approximate quantities: Division Raw Water Mama and Force Main 24" Cast Iron Pipe 20 16" Cast Iron Pipe 18.500 1 14" Cast Iron Pipe 1-300 1 Division II. Raw Water Pump Station and 1 mad Filter Plant Excavation 7.000 y. Steel Sheet Piling 4,600 a f.
Intake Structure and Pump Station Raw Water Reservoir 1 med Filter Plant Pumping Equipment Division HI. Electrical Work Division IV. Sanitary Plumbing The work under the aeveral Divisions may be awarded separately, or two or more Divisions may be awarded the same Bidder, as appears to the beat interest of the Owner. Plana. Specifications, and Contract Documents are open to public inspection at the offices of the Owner; the Engineers, Spartanburg, South Carolina; Associated General Contractors, Charlotte, N.
C. and Greenville, S. C.i F. W. Dodge Corporation, Columbia, S.
and Atlanta, Ga. They will be loaned to prospective bidders on application to the Engineers accompanied by a deposit of $25 00 for Division 15.00 for Division II, $10 00 for Division 111 or Division IV. All documents must be returned within two weeks after scheduled time for receiving bids, whereupon the entire deposit for one set of plans will be returned to each bona fide bidder. Other deposits will be returned less the cost of printing No deposit will be returned without the return of plant within the specified time. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check or bid bond byi an acceptable aurety company for not lest than five percent of the amount of the bid.
made payable to the Town of Cherryville, North Carolina, aa a proposal guarantee. A performance bond will be required of each successful bidder In the amount of one hundred percent XlOO of the contract price, condition, i ad on faithful performance of the Contract, payment of all persona supply-ing labor or material, and payment of all UabiliUea incurred in connection; with work under his contract. i North Carolina law requires any Contractor bidding on work in the State which coats 820,000 or more shall show evidence that he is licensed under the "Act to Regulate the Practice of General Contracting." Electrical i the Plumbing Contractors bidding on this work, shall bo licensed under the appropriate State law. No bid may be withdrawn for a period pf sixty 1601 days after scheduled closing time for receiving bids. The Owner reserves tba right to reject any and all bida and any part of a bid, and to waive informalities and technicalities in the proposal THE HARWOOD BEEBE COMPANY CITY OF CHERRYVILLE Consulting Engineers Cherryville.
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C. W. T. Robinson, Mayor iTryon Humbles Hill, 21-6 TRYON Tryon High blasted over two touchdowns in the first period and went on to whip Hill Friday night, 21-6. Chip Leonard scored twice for locals and Buddy Crowe got the other.
Roger Hunter got Mars Hills lone TD. v- 1 A I 17 201 South 114 Tryon Fourth i "'V 7 xL 6- 6 821 14 Mars Hill v- i I.
