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f 1 X EXNAKSVILIA K. C, TEESdAy.-lANUAY XT, IMS. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o mil Miss Heyer Honored At Recent Shower Meadames B. G. Teachey, N. Z. Teachey, B. C. Herring,. Mary John. on, B. B. Longest and James Fus jtell were hostesses on January 13, at a lovely miscellaneous shower Vbonoruig Miss Frances Heyer, bride delect of January 16, in the home of Mrs. B. G. Teachey. - The home was attractively deco xated with lovely arrangements of -Dowers. " Guests were greeted at the door by Mrs. N. Z. Teachey and were introduced by Mrs. B. G. TeacheJ . into the receiving line which was composed of the honoree, her mo- ' ther, Mrs. J. E. Heyer, Mrs. War. Ten Bostic, mother of the groom- . leet 'and Miss Carfclyn Robinson 1rjde-elect of February. Each was presented a corsage by the hos tesses. Miss Elizabeth Merritt invited oooooeeoeeoo Hula Drive In Theatre CHINQUAPIN N. C WEEK OF JANUARY 23 Sun.-Mon. Jan. 30-31 Rose Marie in CinemaScope, starring Ann Blyth and Howard Keel Tues.-Wed. Feb. 1-2 Drums of Tahiti starring Dennie O'Keefe and Pa tricia Medina in technicolor Thurs-Fri. Feb. 3-4 The Bounty Hunter starring Randolph Scott Cartoon Sat. Double Feature Feb. 5 Hell Gate Sterling Hayden and Joan Leslie Also Creature from the Black Lagoon .Richard Carlson Julia Adams y Also Cartoon oooooooooooo Pen-Lin Drive-In t Theatre ':''WaHace'0 Smv-Mon.: -: Jan. 30-31 ' Salome Rita Hayworth and Stewart Granger. " Tues.-Wed. Feb. 1-2 fort Ti All Star Cast Thurs.-Fri. Feb. 3-4 49th Man John Ireland - Richard Denning Sat. Double Feature Feb. Terror Street Dan Duryea Renegades of Rio Grande Rod Cameron Wallace Drive-In Theatre , Wallace, N. C. Sun.-Mon.-Tues. Jan. 30-31 Feb. 1 . Dragnet Starring Jack Webb Wed.-Thurs. Feb. 2-3 New Faces In CinemaScope, starring Earths Kitt and Robert Clay FriSat Feb. 4-5 Double Feature Luck Of Roaring Camp Ail star cast Spaceways Howard Duff OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUOOOOJ Sunday and Monday THE CAINE tin technicolor, starring Humphrey , o Tuesday and Wednesday February 1-1 SITTING BULL (J J ft CinemaScope starring Dale Robertson and Msry Murphy Serial V - -O Thursday and Friday 'technicolor, with Jose Ferrer 'Saturday uoudis nature TWO GUN TEACHER np With Guy Madison P S W ' . . ; . 2-5 a BLACK EAGLE. , With William Bishop , TOT r;. ,0 f ' ! i ! 1 the . guest into the dining room. For - the centerpiece Of - the dining table, a large floral arrangement of white gladiolas were used with white candles. The table was cov ered with a beautiful lace table cloth. Mrs. P. G. Blanton presid. ed at the punch bowl Miss Joyce Teachey, Ann Blanton, Margaret and Barbara Heyer served cakes, nuts and mints. They were assist ed by Mrs. James Fussell: Mrs. Fred Johnson directed the guest into the gift room where Mrs. Mary Johnson presided. Mrs. Jerome Herring presided at the register and Mrs. B. G. Her ring said goodbys. Miss Heyer received many love ly and useful gifts. The hostesses presented Miss Robinson a gift of crystal in her chosen pattern Mrs. S. Troy Hostess At Bridge Mrs. R. S. Troy entertained mem bers of her bridge" club and invit id guests with four tables of bridge, Thursday evening. Arrangements of magnolia and pine with yellow chrysanthemum were used in the living and dining room. During play the hostess served spiced nuts and iced drinks. When scores were added Mrs. Robert Herring won- a lovely gift for club high and Mrs. Wilbur Fus sell, visitors high. Others attending were Mesdames W. H. Fussell. Dan Fussell, Rob ert Frederick, Ben Frederick, By ron Teachey, H. E. Lathan. Gerald Carr, Evelyn Ground, W. H. Saun ders, John Vincent Fes Mitchner and Misses Estelle Fussell and Lib Farlow. At the conclusion, Mrs. Troy serv ed angel food cake and coffee. ooeeoeeooooe Drive-In Theatre PINK HILL, N. C. Sun-Mon'' Jan. 30-31 Outlaw Stallion Phil Cary and Dorothy Patrick Cartooi artoosv and Comedy igellbeS Tn A 1-2 Maenmeent tttoession Rock Hudson, and Jane Wyman Saturday only Feb. 5 ! uouDief t eature Problem Girls Ross Elliott And West Of Abilene Charles Starret Also cartoon 99000000000 NU - PONT DRIVE-IN THEATRE Highway 258 - Richlands Road - 2 miles out of Kinston Sat. DouMe Feature Jan. 29 Drums Across The River Starring Audie Murphy Also Here Comes The Marines Starring Leo Gorcey and The Bow ery Boys Sun.Mon.--AwJan. 30-31 Gone WMfcfKe Wind - Starring Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh One show nightly at 7:00p.m. Tuet-Wed. preb. ft The FlameJani Che Flesh Starring Lana Turner Thurs.-Frt.rSat; j;- x a Feb. 3-4-5 Three Hours To Kill Starring Dana Andrews and Donna Reed. . o I o o o o o o o o .ffiffi January 30-31 MUTINY Bogart Van Johnson News Fbtuary 3-4 A o o o o o o o o o o o and Merle OTeron-SWeVi February 8 ST A7et7S fT?) Presbyterian , Women Meet A general meeting of the Presby terian Women of the Church was held at the church, Monday, Jan uary 17. Mrs. W. H. Farrior, president, pre. sided, and reviewed the annual re port during the business session. Mrs. Clayton Herring, assisted by Mrs. B. B. Longest and Mrs. W. H. Allison presented the program. Her topic was "Anxious Moments". The meeting was well attended. Baptist Circles The Katie Murray dircle met Monday afternoon, January IT, met in the .home of Mrs. R. H. Home with 13 members. Mrs. N. Z. Teachey, assisted by Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. R. H. Horne, Mrs. Virginia Fussell, and Mrs. N. Z. Teachey, presented the program entitled "Pointing the Way of the Chosen People." The hostess served lemon pie and coffee. The Rosa Hocutt Powell Circle met Monday afternoon with Mrs. I. J. Johnson. Mrs. Wm. Wells presided over the meeting. Mrs. J. H. Cottle, presented the program "Painting the Way of the Chosen People." She was assisted by Mrs. Frank Jones. Mrs. Homer Davis. Mrs. William Wells and Mrs. Bill Bailey. The hostess served a delicious sa lad course. Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Townsend and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farrior of Wallace entertained Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fussell and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jerome at a dinner party, on Wednesday, January 19, honor ing Mr. Fustell and Mr. Jerome on their birthdays. Methodist Circles CIRCLE NO 1 met in the home of Mrs. Murphy Singletary Monday CENTER THEATRE Mount Olive, N. C. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday A Star Is Born in CinemaScope, starring Judy Garland and James Mason Wednesday and Thursday Deep In My Heart in Color, starring Jose Ferrer and Merle Oberon Saturday World For Ransom Starring Dan Duryea and Gene Lockhart r OOOOOOOOOOO' Danca Theatre WALLACE, N. C. Thurs.-Fri. Jan. 27-28 Carmen Jones in CinemaScope starring Dorothy Dandridge and Pearl Bailey Sat Jan. 29 The Gunfighter Starring Randolph Scott, plus, a comedy. Sat. ' f r i0t ' - ' LaterSjpoW Woman's Face Joan Crawford-Melvyn Douglas SUnMon. Jan. 30-31 U Barefoot Contessa Humphrey Bogart . Ava Gardner Tues. Feb. 1 She Shoulda Said 'No'! None under 18 allowed unless accompanied by parents. Wed. Feb. 2 Three Hours To Kill in Color starring Dana Andrews and Donne Reed 'OOOOOOOOOOOO CLEAR - VUE Drive-In MOUNT OLIVE, N. C. Wednesday and Thursday , January 26-27 REAR WINDOW Starring James Stewart, Grace Kelly technicolor. Plus . Color Cartoon " Friday and Saturday January 28-29 TENNESSEE CHAMP Starring Shelley Winters in Color Also on the same Program GYPSY COLT , Starring Ward Bond In Color Plus Color Cartoon ' Sunday Only January JW '"' HIWAY DRAGNET J 'Starring Richard Conte and Joan Bennett Plus Short and'', Color Cartoon . ' Monday and Tuesday CLOSED WINTER MONTHS Wednesday and Thursday . February 3 and CHARGE AT FEATHER RIVER Starring Guy Madison and Frank Lovejoy In Color Plus Color Cartoon ' , , . 4 ' . , ' evening, with, nine members pre sent ' ; Mrs. Marlow Bostic, presided and the devotional was given by Mrs. W. H. Fussell. . ! Mrs. Marvin Jerome taught a chapter from the Mission Study Book. Her topic was "That They May Have Life." Delicious refreshments were serv ed , by .Mrs. Singletary and Mrs. David Herring co-hostess. CIRCLE NO 2 met Monday in the home of Mrs. C. F. Fussell, Jr., with Mrs. T. E. Fussell, co-hostess. Mrs. C. W. Surratt, circle chair. man, presided. A chapter, - taken from the Study Mission Book was taught by Mrs. C. T. Fussell. Mrs. Rhodes Young gave the devotional. Enjoyable refreshments were serv ed by the hostesses. CIRCLE NO. 3 met Monday eve ning in the home of Miss Eliza beth Farlow and Mrs. Robert Far low. - The meeting was called to" order by the Co-chairman. Mrs. H. W. Price. Mrs. Cy Fussell gave the de votional and Mrs. B. G. Fussell taught a chanter from th Mission Study Book-?hat They May Have Life." Delicious refreshments were serv ed by the hostesses. Personals Mrs. Robert Fields and children Bobby Jean, Skipper and Jenny Mae shopped in Wilmineton on Sat. uraay. - ,. Mrs. E. C. Thomas is a Datient at Sampson Memorial Hospital in Clim ton. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Cottle and Mr J. M. Cottle visited Mrs. J. M. Cot tle in the Rocky Mount Sanitarium, Thursday. Mrs. Eldon Brown returned noma from Sampson Memorial Hospital on rriaay, where she had been a patient for several days. Mrs. Alma Herring returned home on Tuesday after spending several days in Raleigh with her daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Herring. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Herring and son Bruce, of Raleigh and Mrs. J. S. Zawistowski and daughter. vame ju, or tamp Lejeune visited mm mra. norace f ussell re- cenuy. I! Drive-In Theatre Beulaville, N. C. Shows Start at 6:15 ana 8:13 jun. Fri.-Sat. Jan. 28-29 Double Feature Goldtown Ghost Riders Gene Autry Smiley Burnette ! Jungle Man-Eaters . Johnny Wesmuller Sun.-Mon.-Tues. Jan. 30-31 Feb. . Sign of the Pagan in CinemaScope, Starring Jeff Chandler and "Jack Palance Wed.-Thurs. Feb. 2-3 Passion in Technicolor, starring Cornel Wilde and Yvonne DeCarlo, also short subjects. J STAR THEATRE Beulaville. N. C Clean Comfortable v.g Week of Jaa 30-31 and Feb. 1-5 Sun-Mon. Jan. 30-31 3 Coins in a Fountain in CinemaScope,' starring Clifton Webb. Also color cartoon Tues.-Wed. Feb. 1-2 Double Feature r, The Bushwackers Starring John Ireland and. Wayne .Morris Also The Big Frame "Starring Mark Stevens and Jean Kent Thurs.-Fri. Feb. 3-4 Night People In CinemaScope, Starring Greg ory Peck Also Short Sat Feb. 5 Man From Texas Starring James Craig Also Color Cartoon and short. Serial no 7. o o o o o o o o o o o o a o January 31 and February 1 Mrs. L, K. Alderman spent last week end in Weldon with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs., Kenneth Herndon, and attended the Herndon-Benson concert in Raleigh. at the Little Theatre, Saturday eve ning. Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Mallard of Goldsboro visited relatives in Rose Hill, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Bundy of Four Oaks were guests of Mrs."Xlma Her. ring, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Robinson, Mrs. Horace Fussell, and Mrs. Mc Donald Carr shopped in Raleigh Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. James Fussell, Jam es Davis and' Miss Harriet Lanier spent Sunday with Miss Jo Ann Fussell at Peace College, Raleigh. Miss Bobby Teachey of Wilming t6n spent the week end with her grandfather, Mr. Jake Teachey. Miss Mary Lou Fussell of ECC, Greenville spent last week end with her parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Linford Fussell. Master Ricky Dixon returned home from James Walker Hospital on Saturday where he had been a patient for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Gurnie Littleton and children, Joe and Kay, Mr. and Mrs. ' Bobby Cavanaugh and son, visited Mrs. Littleton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hinson, in Whiteville, Sunday afternoon. Miss Annie Catherine Bland of Fayetteville, spent the week end with her mother,' Mrs. A. P. Bland. Mrs. Bob Boaz and children, Bob by, Tommy, Cindy, and Blake of Fayetteville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fussell. Next Years Draft Quota To Be Less . WASHINGTON Secretary of Defense Wilson said last week that, partly because of greater opportuni ties for peace, draft calls will be halved next year and the armed forces will be reduced by 403.000 men by June, 1956. The reduction will bring total strength down to 2,815,000 from the current figure of 3,218,000 regist ered last month. Wilson told a Pentagon news con ference the decision to cut military manpower was made "in the last few weeks ... by the president after a review" of all factors. The secretary also announced that the 1st Marine Division will be returned from Korea to the West Coast, as soon as shipping is essem bled. It will be replaced by one of two Army divisions in Japan. The Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Ire all to be trimmed fn the next 18 months; only the Air Force will be increased in manpower. Wilson said that - among factors Influencing the decision, in addi tion to what ha called increased ooooooooooooobooooooooooi FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR PERIOD ENDING: DECEMBER 31, Friendship Mutual Burial Association, Inc., Rose Hill, N. C. BALANCE DECEMBER 31, 1953 RECEIPTS: o o o o o o o o o o o 1. Total assessments 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Number new members 25c Interest on time deposits, stocks, bonds Miscellaneous Total (lines 1 to 4 inc.) Net difference of advance assessments: (If your advances have increased since last report, this is a plus entry. If they have decreased, this is a minus entry) Receipts ' Total receipts 7. 8. DISBURSEMENTS: 9. Salaries 10. Collection conimjssions 11. Miscellaneous expenses o o o o o o o 12. Total expenses (Most not exceed 25 13. Death benefits paid (No. 15) 14-100 14. Membership fee paid agents .1-50 15. Refund ' 16. Total disbursements (lines 11 to 15 inc.) BALANCE TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR ASSETS: . 17. . Cash on hand 18. Bank deposit Waccamaw Bank & Trust Co. Rose Hill, N. C. 19. War Bonds 20. Building & Loan stock 21. Total assets LIABILITIES: 22. Advance assessments 23. Death benefits unpaid 24. Expenses unpaid 25. Total liabilities SURPLUS ,. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Number of sasi imifiils daring year Is Race C. IherehjeerthVthattheinfonmtt ttvssassiewli tlinea a aeitAAu ut' ovwvi uu Ant snuafl this II day ef Jannary, USB Ereaey L. Lanier . Notary FabUe My commlseleei expiree S - 18 - It has been a pleasure in trying to render the 2 pleasuig to our many friends we have served the S (9 valuable pfttronage, for which we sincerely thank J. W. Manor, President o o o o; a.; o Estella Dafford, Office J. W. Harrison, Mgr. opportunities tor peace,, were 'that Japan had started to build- up its own defense forces and that-the situation in Korea had become more stable. - 1 4 , , ' k . . Asked whether the cutback would affect- American commitments in- Europe,., where the, United' States has the equivalent of six Amy divi sions, Wilson replied: -Not at all' By Wilson's figuring, the Army on June 30, 1956 will have 1,000,000 men, a decrease of 343,000 from last month; the Navy will have 630,000, a decrease of 42,000, to 190,000 and the Air Force will have 973,000, an in crease of 14,000. , -v Total armed forces strength ,ls to drop to 2,940,000 by next June 30, in the progressive and gradual re duction, Wilson said the draft call for Feb. ruary, which has been announced at 200,000 men, will be reduced to 10,000 or 11,000. He said the low quota would be continued at least through June. The secretary stressed that the reductions were arrived at without any connection with the new re serve training program advanced by the Pentagon last Friday. In that 'connection, he said he didn't think that any major Army installations would have to be closed. The training program calls for a new system of six months training for 100,000 youths a year, and Wilson said they would use the regular Army training centers. He was asked whether the Army would have to reduce the number of its active divisions or staff the same number with fewer men. He said, "maybe they will do a little of both." Similarly, he said, the Navy might lay up some ships and man the re maining ones with smaller crews. The total reduction in the next six months figures out at 278,000 mes. uv.COO more than had pre viously been planned. Wilson esti mated that the decision to lop off the extra 100.000 would reduce mili tary spending by about 250 million dollars. However, he said other expenses for weapons, research and develop ment might offset this savings .Say ing that the manpower cutback would not necessarily mean a cor responding reduction in the wea pons program, Wilson said a recom mendation for a fifth super air craft carrier for example, will be in the Pentagon's budget requests to the White House. ' , Billions Of Years Ago Af U.N.C. Chapel Hill "Billions of Tears Ago," a startling and dramatis com bination of the Scriptures and Sci ence in an effort to explain the birth. of the universe, opened at the Moreheid '.Planetarium ; Tuesday night. It will close February 28. Produced Jn naturally rich, color, collected (lines 8 to 10 inc.) of the amount shown on line 1) Membenh tv mwvatsi Ms , T SC ., Secretary 10 Hillbilly Hit Parade it. ii i 'iim " at-rj KELSON UNO . The top ten tunes of the week ' as selected from your cords and letters Complied by NELSON KING and MARTY ROBERTS HI ya, Mends and neighbors; from your buddies, NELSON and MARTY up WCKY way ..4 4 nice to get together again through the columns of this fine paper . . , You know, we grot to reminiscing the other night between Ttoords, and somebody brought up the subject of how many tunes which were big hits In the popular musie Held were first of all hits In our country and western field. This la not a complete list, because we just jotted down those we could think of which went over from c A w. to pop. during 1954 alone, and were big hits. Probably, you can think of more . . . here'a what we came up with. This Ole House (3. Hamblen) Let Me Go, Lover (H. Snow) Bimbo (J. Reeves) I Get So Lonely (Johnny Jack) Changing Partners (P. W. King) You All Come (Arlle Duff) I Really Don't Want To Know (Eddy Arnold) If you think of any others in 1954, drop us a line ... WEBB PIERCE is currently in Hollywood, making some movie shorts, and also personal appear ances on radio and TV shows . . . THE OZARK JUBILEE is just about seven months old but RED !i"OLEY and his gang of 55 enter tainers are already winning a big, is place in the hearts of c. & w. music lovers. Among the regulars, long with Red, are JEAN SHEP HR'D, PORTER WAGONER, GRADY MARTIN, TOMMY SO BEBEE, HAWKSHAW HAW KINS, THE OKLAHOMA WRANGLERS arid THE FOGGY RIVER BOYS. Well, one new one made the grade on your list this week . . . "Billions of Years Ago'' offers and dramatizes the illusion that the Planetarium visitor is witness to the creation of the universe. Closely followed in the spiritual portion of the program is the Book of Gengsis, which Is complimented by music and three dimensional ef fects Spectacular settings are used to emphasize the "Adam and Eve" story, and the final "Sanctlfication" scene further emphasizes the rela tion of spiritual to scientific know ledge. ' The entire Planetarium dome is bathed In natural colors twice, once for an underwater panorama show ing creatures of the sea and again for depicting prehistoric animals of the past. , r-. i, .iv.' i ...,, i Closely linked with the spiritual ooooooooopooiooooooooooooi I $2517.42 97.75 . $ 106.18 23.17 , 1 ip in goed standing at eloae ef baoks f , Secretary Street aaareas Jts. Best 6f J , CnMagnelto, K. Cy . W. Harrises, Mgr. Telephone nnmber kind of spriHro va fhAim past year. Our success is the you. . We wish to assure 4? r Dirwtorsi'E. Dl Moiik, oialrman" . r Jas. Sharpless mi h J. ' , Sudie Stackhouse r"r L . Rev. J.M.Newklrk A PI ; MAXTT KOWEBTt all the rest are regulars with just a few position changes. Here's -how you asked us to play 'em on. ;' the WCKY HILLBILLY HIT PA RADE, L Loose Talk (1) Carl Smith 2. More and More (1) Webb Pleree , 3. Let Me Go, Lover (3V ' ' 4 ' - Hank Snow . 4. If Ton Alnt Lovln' (8) ' Faron Tounf 5. I Dont Hurt Anymore (6) : .. Hank ffnow : & New Oreen light (8) - ' ' ; f ; ; ; v Hank Thompson 7. Thle Ole House (4) - m Stuart Ham Mm ' 1. Heart of Stone (7) ' Bed Foley 9. Fenny Candy' (8) Jim Beeves a Kise Craey Baby (-) ( , Johnny Jack Billboard Magaslne epotlites , HANK THOMPSON'S newest, "If Lovln' Ton Is Wrong," as a comer. , Two years ago this week you had ' HANK WILLIAMS' "Jambalaya" in the top spot, and one year ago, "Bimbo," sung by JIM REEVES, , was the No. 1 tune on your WCKY ' HILLBILLY HTT PARADE. And that just about cleans us up for j this week. Keep singing, and,until ' next week in this same paper, and every night on the WCKY JAM-1 BOREE & HILLBILLY HIT PA RADE, where we like to Rather 'round with all the friends and neighbors. So long, Ylel&Wl and portion is the scientific part, for which Planetarium- officials have drawn upon the knowledge of lead, ing scientists and the creative abil ities and facilities of life magazine. . Profuse use of portions of the Life , series, "The World We Live In," is made in the dramatic show. Too, ' the magic of the great Zeiss pro jec'tor is employed to explain some of the theories as to formation of the stars and galaxies, out of chaos,' the expanding universe, and the changes of positions of the stars in . billions of years. - ' , "Billions of Years Ago" is pres ented nightly at 8:30 o'clock with matinees Saturdays at 11 a.m, 3 and 4 p.m. and Sundays at 2, 3. and 4 P.m' ? 1954 o 8 o o o o 'O.v o o 1 o O" $1638.80 $2615.17 2615.17 4233.97. $ 629.35 . 1450.0 9775 r $2177.10 $2076.87 o $ 70.23 2006.64 k0 $2076.87 'o: o .o r $2076.87 , o o 2281 o -'O- i. it; 1... h j , O J - results of your most you that your con- o, o O- o o o C) W. Mainor - - t- r - 1 i o 80 5:3 oO : UCOOOOOOOOOOOOOCCCCCOOOOI DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOObOOOOOOCOCDOOOOCCOCOCOr