North Carolina Newspapers

0 J i i 5 , if 4 HX DdlOKES mod BARBARA KAUP, Correspondent . .... Hi Lanier Uu .r t I '. a"i Leslie W. Lanier, Kpute 4, VaUJce, recently was promoted to specialist third class In Denvtr, where she ia assigned to the Women's Army ulaville Students ".ond Congress" ttarhara Rann. and Iflaa Su- f"u Pickett, Elmer Creech and Mr. - Vv. D. Thigpen attended thr Eigh teenth Annual Eastern District Meeting of the North Carolina Stu dent Council Congress, in ; Men ton on Friday, March , 1957, , - Registration of the Student Coun cilor's was held from to 10 o'clock at the Edenton Baptist Church. . The Congress was called to order promptly at 10:00 a.m. by the pret v ident Billy Bunch of Edenton. The Invocation was ny tne ev, n, Carroll of the Edenton Baptist Church, ' 1 Th- -.nV.t- nr Oi morning was Mr. Roy Armstrong, Director Ad v missions. University North Caro- '. I'M- , tnnch was served at 12:00 in the ' Masonic Temple. HallsviUe Women : ':, . Of Church Meef '1M A general meeting of the women of the church of the HallsviHe Pros byterian Church was held last week Discussion groups were then held so that the students might get some idea of how student, governments are run in other High Schools. The groups were as follows: Promoting School Spirit Through Scholarship Will Jenkins, Washington High School: Promoting School Spirit n.u.ui.. T.an MoNsW. Grain- ger High School. Promoting School Spirit Through stuaen iicuviww Eugene Brown, Plymouth , High School. ' , v 2, am.- tk. Minniifn aneecnes ana - - balloting for new ,otticera.repo of discussion groups were maae. After the presentation ot the new officers the Eighteenth Annual Eas tern District of the North Carolina Student Council Congress adjourned at 5:00 p.m. At 1:45 the Congress was again we, our mn... y''"---.' called to order, thU session was with ttem new ana . ST.m t -Wt officers for the com-, running a student government in ing year. our high school. Bonus Days Chinquapin Chats -. - nv vrar.rvi raynor ' Mrs. W. L. Hasty of Roanoke Ra pids. N.vC. visited her lsster. Mrs. Roscoe Henderson this , week end. : Mrs.' R. M. Abbott, and children of Greenville, N. C, visited her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Maready last week. 'y'v ;- Mr. and Mrs. I D. Maready, Mr. H. L. Henderson, Mr, Roscoe Hen derson, Mr. Carroll Baynor, Mr. Bland Raynor, Mr. Paul Henderson, Mrs. Graham Raynor, Mr. and Mrs. Or lan fames and daughters, Peggy and Nancy, A -c Earl Henderson and Miss Grace Brown visited Mr. and Mrs. Odell Raynor on Sunday afternoon. . ,;.. Mrs. Clara ShoW and Mrs. Cora Sanderson of Beulaville visited re latives here on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tyndall. Mrs. Stddie Tyndall arid Mr. Floyd .Tyn dall of taGrange visaed Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Maready on Sunday. JI anil ILTm niftnn PwnrM v1- lted Mrs. Christine Brown of Beu la villa on Sunday afternoon. , r " ' ; WITH THE SICK . We are so glad that we can re port .that two ot the citizens from our community who have spent moat of the last two months at Du plin. General Hospital at Kenans- villa.ara ronvaleneinv nieelv at home, -They' are Mrs. Vera Easter and Morrison Maready. T.,.; 1m-m that W Hi ' VMO. MVMM . Smith and Mr.: Milton Parker, are patients at uupun uenerai. ni hope they will soon be able to re turn home,' X '"-"'", ' Mr. Bob Dunn Maready suffered w Ifwk hnrf aftrW at ltla Hnma An Saturday night. Latest reports arw h im ail rient now ana bdjc w continue his work. ..Take it easy, Bob! Work isn't everything. ?. April 1-April 10th. ANY INVESTMENT RECEIVED BY THE 10th OF THIS MONTH WILL EARN DIVIDENDS FROM THE 1ST. 1 o , . IV : I Need More Then don't forget tkt a savings account in our in stitutien pays you 9) VJiL Insured Safety Uf course: LDSBORD BuiLPinc nnjLVHgn nssociHTion GOLDSBORO Goldsboro Nursery GOLDSBORO RALEIGH HIGHWAY 4 MI. W. OF ON 20 off ON ALL PLANTS IN SALES YARD Starts Monday April 8 Limited Time Only "BIWLDF,i OF BEAUTY" 'Landscape Service I Wide Variety , . of Plants , and Shrubs Garden J Supplies .cr A. AV H t I Raleigh Highway J Phone 707-W .'V ,w j . " ' '-! ' - Golisboro n Hew Programs Thru National Guard Says Cap!. Bostic New programs for fulfilling a mil itary obligation, including an op porunity for a young man to com plete his ready reserve military service in three and a half years, are now available to men who enlist in the National Guard. Captain Richard S. Bostic, Battery Commander of Battery B 150th AAA Bn (90mm Gun) North Carolina Na tional Guard of Beulaville announc ed that the following plans are av ailable to National Guard enlistees. Men between the ages of i7-i w may enlist in an Army national Guard Unit, take six montns or Ac tive Duty training wltn tne Army and return home to serve for a per iod of three years in their local units. They are deferred from in duction as long as they perform satisfactory service with the Nation al Guard, and at the end of the 3 years they will be eligible for trans fer to the Standby reservevand sub ject to a call for active Federal Ser vice only in an emergency declared by Congress. In the standby reserve they are not required to participate in any reserve training. Young men between the ages of 17-18 1-2 who enlist in the National Guard after April 1, 1957 will be required to take a minimum of 11 weeks of training with the Active Army. Individuals who take only the 11 week training will be requir ed to serve in the ready reserve (Local National Guard Unit) until age 28. A man in this category is also deferred from induction as ex plained above. Men over age 18 1-2 and under 26 who enlist in the National Guard after April 1, 1957,. if they have had no prior military Service, must take the six months of Active duty and then serve the remainder of their six year ready reserve obliga tion in their local National Guard Unit. Men in this group will be ad ministratively delayed from Induc tion so long as they participate sat isfactorily wltn tneir uuara una. at the church, with Mrs. Leland Grady vice president, presiding. The group then sang The Church's One Foundation. The business session was neia and a nominating committee for nominating new officers was ap pointed. On the committee are: Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. John Rhodes and Mrs. Leland Grady. Mrs. Ashe Miller then reported on the District Women of the Church meeting that was held- in Beulaville on March 13th. 'In Christ there is no East or West' was then sung by the group. me program un wie vimw was presented by Mrs. J. B. Stroud ot K.enansvuie. Aner roe program 'Bless Be The Tie That Binds' waa sung. Mrs. Leland Grady then led the group in prayer. Refreshments of punch and cook ies, . mints and nuts were . served to the 20 members present. Personals Mrs. C. L.'RauD. and Dolores, and Mrs. Preston Sandlin shopped in Wallace on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Batchelor. Ronnie and Lynn, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Raup on Saturday. . Mr f "nritini Hnntav. ana aai- lv Jo shopped in Klnston on Mon day,.., - ... ... Miss Teet Mercer a stuaero a Meredith College in Raleigh visit- mA. with hap narvnta Mr and Mrs. Grady Mercer during the week end. Benny Thlgpea, a stuaero ai u University of N. C. and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Orvlg Thigpen spent the week end with his parent. . Mrs Gardner Edwards and Mr. Walter fJrpham and Mrs. C. 'L. Raup spent1 Thursday at the Ed- nrsnrs summer borne in saoorenean City.. -' " Mixa Evclvn' Pennv. a student at East Carolina . College in Green ville, spent the week end wltn ner grandmother, Mrs. name crao t u ' anil Mn ' Norman Willlami of Raleigh visited, with Mrs. LUa Lanier during tne wee enu. u.- and Mra Paul Hunter Of War J. mA ohilriran viaited with Mr. and Mrs. John George Kennedy last week.' ' : u- anil Mra. John Georfe Ken nedy' visited Mr. and Mrs, Clifton inn In LaGrange on Tuesday ' U AAala Matthawa and IrmS returned with Miss Zelma Mathews n . wavns Memorial nosiuuu " UUiuswviw vu J . Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Paul Thigpen and PauU of Raleigh spent uf week end with Mrs. E. P. Thigpea u. Mra - Stankv BratcheT of Raleigh spent the week end with Mrs. , E. . 1 nigpen ana t, " Mrs. Marion Bratcher .. i . T.lnk nnm anl Arehls MuldrOW students at East Carolina College in Greenville, spent the week ena with theif parents. i-..v Miss Barbara Raup, Susie Pickett and Elmer Creech, and Mr. w. u. Thigpen attended a Student Gov rmment meeting in Edenton on WITH OUB ' BOYS IN SERVICE SOT. WAVERLY C. BOUSE , Fort Bragg,' (AHTNC) Army la Wnnarlu fi Pntts wHna wife. regsvp uvea n oifiiu wki m tidpating with the 82d Airborne Di vision in "Exercise Bong cole' at a maneuver area- near i on roue, i. After a completion of the four week field training exercise, Rouse will return to his regular duties as . lurflna KIaf ' In tha division's 82d Signal Company at Fprt Bragg. tie enteera me . Army .-w un IBM and comDleted basic training at Fort Gordon, Ga. . v I The sergeant is a isa graauate oj Southwood High School in Kinston. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mpn ton Rouse, 405. Gum St., Warsaw. i- i LLOYD P. SLOAN, JB. 7TH DIV.. KOREA (AHTNC) Army PFC Lloyd D. Sloan Jr.1 whose parents live on Route 2, Rose Hill, is a member ox tne n iman- try Division in n.orea. - Sloan, an aidman in Medical Com- Tii. 11 waalr nroeram CaDtain p.tu avnlninad. will ba available only until October 1, 1957. After that date all men wltnoui prior service enusung in me iwgui mrf toVa ei-r montha training. Further Information about Nat ional Guard enlistment can be had by contacting the Local National Guard Armory, in Beulaville, Wal lace or Warsaw, n. v.. nv ' Fort J un, S. C, and arrived overseas lust April,-,. V-v'-jrl'V ' The 19 year old soldier is a 1953 orariiuita nf K. E. Smith Hieh School. . . , M i. . ... f lai ' . ii. - --B. .,r .amw ,' Iff ... .ata. ;.',. - If ! . ( k . " - r i . ii K! i r ff 'II I .' a - .r.'iift 'III' I l'- III- W tf 1 III . '. 'i $2,552 " J(n)Piiirr,n i nician, entered the Wonka s -f-'; y Corps in December 1955 and receiv ed basic training at Fort McCleUan, Ala. ,;y, ips-w-.K-.rt'-' I . .. r -'s 1'--"-' Buy taster Scais a- 3 e. aided a crippiea yemou- u come his handicap. . NATHANS . WRINGER WASHER WITH NATHANE f GUARANTEE OF PERFECT SATISFACTION. ! IJll 'V PRICED UP TO rs ot: o:m YOU GET A TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE OF On Your Old Washer Regardless of Make, Model , or Conditiom. OF WALLACE Cash If You Have It Credit If You Need It Through Consistently , Saving With the . fe COOPERA'HVE ' - J Insured Savings Plan All Savings 1 Invested on or Before April 10 tk Will Earn Dividends from April 1st START SAVING NOW " '" . , Current Dividend v ' ' 1 1 2:5 E. illAlN ST.' Where Thousands Are Saving Millions 'A' 'a ,4 j 1 4 '4 x W. RAY JOHNSON A WALACE, N. C