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Droiler Group Urges Producers
To Stick Together For
The Eastern North Carolina Broi- ficials know of the broiler growers
lcr Growers. Inc. Board of Dnec- stand
tors said today that "an all-out
effort is being made to point up the
need for production controls on
oroiler."
Contacts are being made with of
licials hii;h in the Federal Govern
ment and the United States Con-
j gress in an effort to let these of
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Duplin 4-H Clubs
Tie Sampson Co.
For First Place
DuDlin County 4-H Club
and eirls tied for first place with i
Sampson County in the annual !
Star-News 4-H Club Honor Pro-
gram held last Saturday in Wil-,
mington. Nine counties were re- j
presented in competition. '
The 39 exhibit's entered by 4-H
Club winners from Duplin Co-;
unty won 22 first place blue rib- j
bons and seven second place red
ribbons.'
Those winning blue ribbon-'
were: Lily Sutton Donald Brooks.
Jerry Grady, Jackie Alphin, Karl
Jones (two). Rose Stafford, Lin
da Carter, Beverly Grady (two).
Mary Alice (Thomas ,six). Mary
Ann Martirf, Ray .Roberts, Jr.
(two), Linda Gr,ady, Martha
Sheppard, Jerry Jones, and Bon
nie Grady ' n
In ' theJ Junior Dress Revue,
Margie Wells won second place
Glenn Williams placed second
in tho Tractor Drivinz Contest.
Polly James took part on th:
program, leading the group I.
the 4-H Pledge and the Pledge t
the United States Flag.
A total of 62 boys, girls and
parents from Duplin attended tht
Honor Program.
4-H Club County Assistant A
gents in DupUn are M:s. Lois
Britt and John G. Clapp.
At a mass meeting of Broiler Gro
wers, a resolution favoring produc
tion controls was passed. Wide pub
licity to the stand has been given
and many other sections of North
Carolina and the South are now
taking a similar stand.
At the Farm Bureau Commodity
Hearing in October, some 35 broiler
producers from the Mountains to
the Coast went on record favoring
broiler production controls with the
ouTSfalistic?
Put an extra "thanks" in Thanks
iivini? this vear bv Dolishine utj i
jour best driving manners and a-
boys 1 voiding the late of 19 "statistics" j
which the N. C. State Motor Club I
predicts will die in traffic accidents i
on North Carolina streets and high- I
ways during the holiday week end,
vhich will extend to four days for
many workers.
The state will count its Thanks
giving highway fatalities from 6 p.
in. Wednesday through midnight
Sunday, a period of 102 hours. The
nme period last year claimed 17
ives, while 414 others were injured
in a total of 830 accidents. Thanks-
iving Day accounted for six of t he-
allotment to' go to the .farmer;: i
In recent weeks, the North ftrciv'
lina Graneo has also .eooe.- on re
cord favoring production controls
and is also busy contacting' Federal
officials on the Grange's stand .for
controls. .
Willis Batts, President of the Eaaf
tern North Carolina Broiler . Grow,
ers, Inc.. said today that every'
broiler producer is being encour.
aged to write the Secretary of
Agriculture Orville Freeman and
their Congressman stating their
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BRIEFS
fatalities.
Of the 924 driver violations re
ported, the leading causi-s oi arci-;
tents were: speeding, 173; did not
have right of way. 133: on wrong i
side of road other than in passim'.
102: followim; too closely, 83; and
reckless driving, 78.
Thomas B. Walkins. president of I
the motor club and the National i
Automobile Association, cautioned .
ill mof rists taking to the highways
during the holiday to be especially
llej t and courteous while benmd
the wheel.
"Let's have something to be tru
'y thankful for by being alive in
stead 'cold turkey" when they
count up the final highway traffic
tool Monday,' 'he urged.
j THANKSGIVING SERVICE, ;
1 Union Thanksgiving Services.
: will be held in the Faison Baptist
! Church on Thursday morning
' Rev. W. ,T. Perkis, Presbyterian'
i Minister, will deliver the. me-;
! sage. The choir will be compp
1 ed of members from all of the
1 churches.
I YOUTH SERVICES 1 )
The united. Youth groups of the
! Methodist Presbyterian and Chu
rch of God in Pink Hill will pre";
isent a Thanksgiving program at
10:00 A. M-, Thursday at the Me
thodist Church. Melvln Williams,
a sophomore at Duke University
and a member of the Methqjjlt
iChuiclt, will speak. All interested
adult and young people are'wcl
come to attend this. aurvice. ,
Rest Home In Warsaw Soon To Open : k -
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SScry Of Agriculture"
TcMlPy 5YA$C- Weet
I Marcua ' Braswell of Whitacres,
Chairman: of the State A. S, C. Com
mlttM nb informatively to about
85 farmers and friend on Friday
night. Th. group Wa8 compose ,oi
Community; ; Committeemen :-. a d,
their wives, and -friends of the A.
S. C. Program. The meeting was
held at the Oak Ridge Community
Buildine and wait served a delici
ous fried ehicken. aupper. . i '
: BraaweU spoKe on "Untold swry
Of Agriculture' pointing out how in
the past 2p years agriculture haa U
creased lis efficiency and that farm
ing la now .the big-rest bualneas in
America,) the' annual gross produc
tion it fooda- ls-greater. He stated
;Never betfpre; toi the history of the
world have so few produced abun
dance ana variety:- ai no m-.w
cheaper price"." . "Production
adjustment programs keep supply
and demand In check". Braswell
urged that the farmers tell their
p tv cousins" ine irue story u
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itlnk Hill Wir ru.nartnvnt and dri
ven by Herman Stroud rtoHiried"
.vith a car owned-and driven by
ron Murohv of Ph Hill. vThe ac-
irident happened at a street inter
wctkw fn Pink Hill at about f ;80
Irt the afternoon. ; V
ConsifleTable damage was done to
hoth ; vehicles and occupants of the
Murphy ear .received cuts and bru
aes. Injured persona were treated
by local, doctor and' discharged.
..No charge wera filed.
art manv have acauired to agricul
ture is creating a dangerous situa
tion as farmers have a tremendous
stake in the future of agriculture.
Rraswell nreed the farmers to
vote In the referendum on tobacco
cotton and peanuts on December
an4 to" exert mere effort in get
ting their farm friends and neigh-
bora, more interested ana out w ine
polla to vote. , ' '
: Beceptiveness to new Ideas is a
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must for farmers as all of America
is Changing and Agriculture prac
tices must change with the times
he asserted. Braswell was introduc
ed by Pearson Hassell of the State
a s rr office. Hassell in his intro
duction told what a dedicated man
BKriculture. The Indifference that! Braswell was to the farmers and to
tYim varinns farmine oroerams. Be
ing a farmer himself, Braswell un
derstands the problems which far
mers have and is serving on the
State program because of his deep
interest in Agriculture, Hassell
pointed out.
Dunlin Countv ASC Chairman,
Otha Lee Holland, presided at the
ontmurd On Baca
At Rose Hill
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:.) InGoIdsboro
a i oorn by $ t. m. - . --
Such workshop are a Joint effort
of many chapters to ihare exoer-tenf-a
ia promoting and, carrying
(nit the many, volunteer proara of
! 1 Cross. ' Pervious Worltshop
i t r-Safety, Nursing Activities
iter have been successful
,;rsr Interest. Invitations
in s!l volunteers and
1 p-'-'P'-e to attend
Junior Chamber of Commer-
let- of Rose Hill announced that Rose
Hill will 'have K first annual rnrv
stmas Parade. The parade wUl De
held on Thursday, December 7th t
.':3q;p. m.,.,- J,,
- The primary feature oi me par
ode Will be the appearance of Miss
North Carolina. Susan, woonan, m
Ronoke Rapids. Some Elements of
the parade will consist oi six niRn
achoolvmarching bands,, fifteen oi
more floate. the National Guard,
Boy Scouts, and many surprise en
tranta. ; '' : ' --: :'-' ' :
The parade .will' form on we
Charity road atreet and will con
chjde on the same atreet .after Cir
cling through downtown Rose HilL
Immediately following the nararle
the merchants of Rose Hill will
give away door prizes valued at
ever ' two thousand dollars. The
drawing will be held on'tha Com
munity Christmas Tree Lot located
t ' ven Eostic and fhodes Motor
Gasoline Drops
To 21.9 Cents
In Kenansville
The gas war which has covered
North Carolina during the past
week has hit Kenansville.
All service stations have dropped
their gasoline prices to the lowest
level in many years.
The war started when Gulf put in
a new and lower price gasoline
known as Gulftane.
In Kenansville service stations
have regular gasoline priced at 21.9
cents per gallon and 23.9 cents per
gallon.
Just how long the gasoline wai
will last is undetermined but all
motorists are hoping It will last for
a long time.
Construction of the modern, fne
proof Rest Home at Warsaw by
Mrs Ralph Jones is Hearing com
pletion and will be ready for oc
cupancy very soon. Opening date
will be announced later at whuh
time Open House is planned.
Applications are now being accep
ted for admission at this 8-bed fact-
it., -hirli will provide twenty lour
hour care for: Retired (..uists. I on
I' tles'-ents Diabetics, Partial Para
i Ivtics the Aged and infirm, whoso
i medical care is only occasional oi
i incidental.
i We have- Fireproof Building, Hot
I ir Heat Large TV in Spacious
I l iving Room, House Doctor on Call,
i House Minister available. Consul
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Union Thanksgiving Service
will be heW. at the kenanavUl?
Baptist Church on Thursday at
10:00 A- M. concluding a sejietfof.
services wjilch hav.e been held- all
week. Rev. Richard Holshouaer of
Grove Presbyterian .Church WriU
deliver the Thanksgiving service
MYF SUB DISTKICT M-5W
M. Y. F. ?ub-district will thcet
at Calypso, November 27- The' fo4
pic will be Christmas ideas, aiepi
ing will be at 8:00 p.m.
PARADE AND FLOAT
Pink HiU merchants invite any
'organization that wishes to do ao
to enter a float in their Chriatma.
! Parade on December -9. Also Beau
ty Queens from the various schools
I are urged to enter the centeaL
Three loving cups will be given for
I first second and third prues. -The
I parade will begin at 1:30 P- n..';:
HomeFederalSavingslnWorsawSooh
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Home Federal Savings' Warsaw I -round air conditioning and heat
Office will be located on Pine The exterior will be brick vem-e
Street near College Street. with a complete open-glass from
J V Brittle. Executive Vice Pre-i The ulterior will have panel walls
sirient of Home Federal Savings
and Loan Association, Kinston. N.
C , announced that the Association
has leased the Avon Sharpe Build
ing on Pine Street for the Olfue
Godwin Building Company, Inc., is
doing extensive renovations, adap
ting it for Home Federal Sawngs'
use The building is twenty-lwn h
lifty feet, and will be completely
renovated inside and out. with jeai
RUDOLPH WATERS IS HELD
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Tom Highsmifh Killed Saturday Hear
on
Rural Road WilhShoig
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,Tom Hichsmith. 48. Negro, of!
Iiinquapin section, was killed !a:
'Wday afternoon late wnen ne was
ahot with a ;.410 guage shotgun,.
" Rudolph Waters, 51, Negro, of the
Chinquapin section, is being held in
Duplin County Jail without privilege
of bond pending the conornor'a in
quest. .''',(: :'''
r Snyder. Dempsey.. Deputy Sheriff,
investigated. l'JI
I . Dempsey said, Investigation W
niii th two men had some -trou
ble between them which -started
back in the summer. Wstera aaM
irt the summer Highsmith had hit
him over the head with a broom
handle and had knocked him out.
At th time he was hit in (the head,
Watera waa - admitted to DupUn
General and spent three days and
nights in the hospital for treat
ment; , ' '
Hi hsmith's body was found on
a rural dirt roat about three miles
east of Chinquapin back of Mosss
Pickett s house.
' A pocket knife was found open
In Highsmith's pocket,' according to
Officer Dempsey. Waters told Dem
spv that Hiahsmith , waa coming
! a. i.k lU. W.ifi niKan haa srvnt
n iiini wiui ii 1-iiw.w v
im.
BLOQDSKEO EOXSGQRE
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-.JSALEIGH-The Motor Vehlelee
Department's summary c of traffic
deaths through 10 A. M. " Monday,
November 20: - - '
Killed To Date ,. ...... 1040
Killed To Date Last Year 1053
vinyl tile flooring and acoustical
tile ceiling. The Office will be equ
ipped with new and modern equip
ment tor efficient operation.
The Warsaw Office of Home Fed
oral Savings and Loan Association
vill offer a complete savings and
oan operation, the same type ot
operation as offered by the home
o fice of Home Federal Savings m
Kir.ston. 1
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Untile stilted that renovatloni
were being pushed as fast as possi
ble in anticipation of an early open
ing date This opening date, he sta
te could not be announced at this
time. I , '
The Officers of Home Federal
Savings hope to be able to announ-;
ce tin- personnel for the office witV
in ten days to two weeks. ..';
Home Federal Savings an Loan
ssociation. organized in 1924.;. with
Its home office in Kinston, also op
erates a branch office in Snow. Hilt,
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