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National Newspaper Week Will Be
Observed By Kiwanis Club Oct. 3
Kiwanians of Moore County will
pay tribute to the Moore County
newspapermen at their regular
weekly meeting October 3, it has
been announced by Kiwanis Club
president John Ponzer.
Representatives of the press will
be guests of the club and will hear
Norval Neil Luxon, Dean of the
School of Journalism of the Uni
versity of North Carolina. The
Moore County Kiwanians have
dedicated this program to the
newspapers of America in observ
ance of Nationed Newspaper Week,
October 1-8.
. This is the 17th year that Ki
wanis International has partici
pated in National Newspaper
Week.
Dean Luxon is president of the
Association for Education in Jour
nalism, composed of 700 college
and imiversity teachers of jour
nalism, and last April was a
United States delegate to a UNES
CO meeting in Paris on profes
sional training for journalism. He
is a past president of the Ameri
can Association of Schools and
Department of Journalism and a
past secretary-treasurer of that
organization and of the American
Association of Teachers of Jour
nalism.
He is the author and co-author
of a number of books on journal
ism, the most recent of which
“Education for the Professions”
was published in 1955.
He has been Dean of the School
of Journalism since December 1
1953 and previously was at Ohio
State University for 25 years. He
did newspaper work prior to en
tering teaching in Ohio, North
Carolina, and Texas.
He wiU speak on “American
Newspapers, the Best in the
World.”
In announcing the observance
Ponzer pointed out that Kiwanis
clubs in nearly 4,200 U. S., Cana
dian, Alaska and Hawaiian com
munities would pay tribute to the
press in a similar manner. He said
the international observance was
designed to draw public attention
to the importance of maintaining
freedom of the press
This year’s slogan for National
Newspaper Week is “Your News
paper—Freedom’s Key to Better
Living.” The week, which began
in 1939, is sponsored by Newspa
per Association Managers, Inc.
Reed C. Culp, International
President of Kiwanis, who called
for this year’s observance of Na
tional Newspaper Week by the
more than 250,000 members of his
service organization, described a
continuation of freedom of the
P
DEAN NORVAL LUXON
press as vital to the democratic
governments of the United States
and Canada.
Burning Permits
To Be Required
After Monday
Travis Wicker, Moore County
Forest Ranger, -announced this
week that the brush burning per
mit season for Moore County and
North Carolina begins October 1
and will continue until June 1.
During that period it is unlaw
ful to start a fire outdoors more
than 100 feet from an occupied
dwelling house, during the hours
starting at midnight and ending
at 4 p.m., without first getting a
permit from a fire warden or dep
uty.
Any person caught starting a
fire without a proper permit is
liable for a fine of not more than
450 or 30 days in jail. Wicker said.
Burning permits may be obtain
ed from the following;
Southern Pines fire tower; John
Goldsmith, Southern Pines;
George Veno, Pinehurst; M. B.
Pleasants, Aberdeen; W. G. Wick
er, Hillcrest; Floyd Wilcox, Car
thage; Clyde Auman, West End;
county agent’s office, Carthage;
Keith’s Hardware, Vass; McKeitH-
an’s Store, Cameron; Ritter Hard
ware, Robbins; Eagle Springs fire
tower. Eagle Springs; Carthage
fire tower, Carthage; and Lane
Kirk, Roseland.
Robin A. Bullock,
Retired Engineer,
Died On Monday
Robin Alden Bullock, a retired
electrical engineer who moved to
Southern Pines five years ago,
aied at the Pinehurst Convales
cent Home Monday.
A native of Canton, Pa., Mr.
Bullock was the son of Dr. James
O. and Alice Carpenter Bullock.
Early in life he moved with his
family to Lonaconing, Md.
He was educated in the Lona
coning schools and at Alleghany
County Academy in Cumberland,
Md. He later attended Ohio State
University. He was with a New
Jersey firm for 44 years, retiring
in 1947.
Mr. Bullock was one of the or
ganisers of the New Jersey and
New York Volunteer Firemen’s
Association and was a charter
officer. He served as a member
of the Park Ridge (N.J.) Town
Council for six years and was a
member of the Board of Educa
tion there three years. He still re
tained his membership in the New
Jersey Exempt Firemen’s Associa
tion, and for 14 years was a mem
ber of the Board of Governors of
the Masonic Camp in Bear Moun
tain, N. Y.
He retired to Southern Pines
about five years ago. He w-as a
member of Brownson Memorial
Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are his wife, Ina L.
Bullock; a daughter, Mrs. Warren
G. Montgomery of Johnston, Pa.;
three grandchildren; and one
brother, Julius of Princeville, IlL
June Blue Named
Officer Of State
Funeral Directors
June Blue of Southern Pines,
operator of Powell Funeral
Home, was elected a new di
rector of District Seven of the
Funeral Directors Association at
the annual dinner meeting held
in Sanford Monday night.
C. P. Rogers of Sanford, presi
dent of the state association, was
in charge of the meeting. Way-
Ion Kennedy of Robbins, district
director, presided.
During the business session,
Ollie Harris of Kings Mountain,
president of the State Embalmers
and Funeral Directors’ Board,
presented new legislation to be
sponsored by the organization.
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