DUPLIN TIMES; KENANSVILLE, N. C,' THURSDAY MARCH IS, 1968.'
u
:r Edd Dudley Monk
Monk Honored At
E. E. Smith H. S.
,' . . By; Addle Hodges
. Edd Dudley Monk has been voted
, Kenansville's colored '"Man of the
'Year.'' He was recognized in a sur
' prise honorable ceremony titled "A
Guess Who Guess What", program
Tuesday night. March 6, before a
i large, appreciative audience.
Th$ program consisted of tributes
'and, activities from students, teachers-
y and friends. Miss Cornelia
Best sang a solo accompanied by
j Mrs. M. E. Blue. Tributes were
-'made as follows: From the f acuity -.
Miss Ellomentha Dixon; the alumni-Mr.
Richard Miller; parents-Mrs.
Addie A. Branson; comunity - Mrs.
.Annie Roberts; student body-Miss
Joyce Whitfield. Complimentary re
marks were, made by Jessie Daf
fird. .Principal of C W." Dobbins
'Elementary School. The Four Blaz
es, and Tne Corans. group singers
of the school,: sang three selections.
The band, maporettes, and dance
group also porformed. Gifts were
given by friends, relatives, and
'merchants.' He was awarded a pla
que by the E. E. Smith Faculty for
his services to the school.
Monk is the husband of Mrs.
Marie A.: Monk, He is a deacon of
tne Kenansviue irsi tuapusi uiu- In ,he tnir(j game of the pIay.
,rch, president and licensed funeral 'offs New Hope Wayne County
director of the Rose Hill Funeral i Conference Lnampions dropped
.Home, a Worshipful Master Mison Contentnea 73-51, behind the
of Beulah Lodge, 110, former Dup- j shooting U Staniey Keel. Keel,
lin County P. T. A. president, E. E. the big gun in New Hope's line
Smith High School's P. T. A. presi up scoretj 24 points while Harold
denL ? . committeeman of Duplir. Brooks paced the losers with 16.
County and superintendent of Stan
forej Sunday School. Above all, he
ds a hard, willing, dependable wor-
k,er who strives for the good of all.
His work still continue' as he fights
o mane pwww toib ui.h- iui
the home, community, church, and
school, ''--
' Unasked advice is a trespass on
s'acred privacy. - i
Ferny S. Haskirs , , ' I
Tt"-Perlef f Whtening the city scenery. Note the distinc
. ;'!( 1:; .SnTS .i.rt footing her .-
1 QoSnfk $12.99
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OouIoyHle Helios Sonii-ftnnls In Disfris? 2 Class
A Playoffs TOIj Inipressive Wins Over Topsail
And Newport. Paolbors VJHI Play fiMvay Friday
Mifllit rarcCi 16 At 7:00 .-la " fenahsville Gyiji
DISTRICT TWO:
v., ... Thursday
New Hope vsMt. Olive
Deep Run vs Leland
7 00
8:30
Friday
Beulaville vs. Midway
7:00
New Hope - Mt Olive winner
vs
Deep Run Leland winner 8:30
Saturday
Championship 8:00
'champions will go to Durham
for the State Championship Play
offs.
The State District II Class A
Basketball Playoffs started with
a bang this past Wednesday night
with Beulaville, Duplin Champ
ions, defeating Topsail, Pender
Champions, 66-54. The Panthers
hit 19 out of 23 shots from the free
throw line. Charlie Lanier and
Ricky Thomas led the Panthers
with 16 points each. Jerry Simp
son scored 13, and Rusty Lanier
and Ricky Simpson had 7 apiece.
L. D. Smith paced Topsail with 17
and Morris Andrews second with
16.
In the second game on Wednes
day night the Midway Raiders ed
ged Swansboro 52-51 in a come
from behind thriller. The Samp
son County vChamps were trailing
40-35 in the final quarter but Eld
Duldley led Midway to the front
by one as the game ended. The
Jackson boys (Bobby and Billy)
hit 14 and 11 respectively for the
winners. Ernest Wiggins lead
Swansboro with 14 points. Jim
Corbett had 13 and Jim Pate 12
for the Onslow County Champs.
The Brunswick County Chan
ninns defeated Green Central of
Snow Hill 65-5Un the la,slsam'! I
0f tne evening ljst Fridayi night, j
icKy uainey lea tne Leiana at-1
tack with 16 DOints. Dickie Bur-
gess and Burce Jacobs had 14 each
for winners. Donald Bearnon leJ
Green Central with 14 points.
In the ffrst game of the evening
...THE WINNING
' V OF FASHION r-
N ' ' Shops
Wednesday night of this week Be
ulaviiio lflrt hw Ail rnnWenrp
! Jierrv Simnsnn. nlastered . thp
! champs from Carteret Champion.
64-60 before a complete full hou
'se. Simpson, the Panthers real
playmaker, looked good and tal
lied 21 points in leading Beula
ville to the semi-finals this Fri
day night. Of course the Panthers
fast break led by cousin Ricky
Simpson broke the ball game wide
open in the final stanza. Cousin
Ricky hit eight times from the
floor and had 4 for 4 from the
free throw for a total , of 20 and
second high. Charlie Lanier and
Kaiph Evans were tied with 11
each for the winners. Jimmy Mills
and Sammy Lilly paced the losers
with 21 and 19 respectively.
In the second game played Wed
nesday night the Raiders fron,
Sampson County ran past the big-
ger Havelock team 53-40. The
Mid-way team displayed the best
team effect thus far in these plav
offs. Gerald Strickland and Billy
Jackson led the Raiders with i
points each, while Jay Anders hit
9 points for the Havelock club. "
BRIEFS
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your own.
HDC ANNOUNCEMENTS
HDC County Council -. March
22, at 2:30 p.m. at the Agricul
tural Building in Kenansville.
District Music Workshop on Ma
rch 29.
GET MINISTER
Harper - Southerland of Route
1, Albertson has a new minister to
fill their pulpit. He is the Rev.
James Brown of Jacksonville.
Their schedule is 3rd Sunday ser
vices at 3:00 P. M., Fifth Sunday
morning servires at 11:00 a.m.
REVIVAL
The Rev. John
Siler City Method i:
former Dastor of the Methodist !
Church of Kenansville, has been
engagers visiting Evangelist .for
me ' Kevival m tne Metnoaist .
Church at Kenansville. Hviv - - -
begins on Sunday night. March 25
through March ju ai ,.,o u
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KEITH HOBBS
Keith Hoods of Warsaw
has
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I been promoted from assistant bus
' iness manager to business manager
I of "East Carolinian." .HooosT
wui wive ui utis vupui-uy .lur me
1962-63 term. The "East Caroliii-
ian" is a bi-weekly newspaper,
published, at East Carolina Col
lege. --. ,
VOCALIST
Miss Rosa Lindsey of Faisori is
to be a featured vocalist at the
Thirteenth Annual Military Ball
at East Carolina College on Ma
rch 23. -
Assistant Economist
Roger Post HilJ of Pink Hill hasJ
been named Assistant Economist
in the Agricultural Extension Ser
vice at the University of Gaines
ville, at Gainsville, Florida. Hill
graduated from N. C. State Col
lege with a degree in Agronomy
I 1953 and graduate work
leading to a degree in Economics,
at the Oklahoma State University,
Stillwater, Oklahoma. Since that
time he has been employed as
a Marketing Research Analyst
with the Allied Chemical Cor
poration in New York. He is mar
ried to the former Ann Albrit-
ton of Pink Hill and son of Mr.
and Mrs. Whitford Hill of Pink
Hill.
' HISTORIAN ,
Jane Albritton of Calypso was
named historian and quarterly
correspondent in the Delta Alpha
Chapter of Alpha Phi, a national
sorority at East Carolina College
for the year 1962-63.
DEANS LIST
....Ann Straughan, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. J. W. Straughan of War
saw, made the Dean's List last
semester at Woman's College at
"Jieensboro. .
GRAND FIESTA
Saturday, March 17, the Plea
i j -piii. .un. j
Has and Tomales wiU be serve!
rby wafers and waitresses, dressed'1?
in Spanish costumes A lave v'li ""alCT'
.e.: - .:.. ' cL Turner, W. J. Pov ell. Jern- W;i
:sw. a .k L..u
yjnanieh darw.M' an Mnnincn,
Spanish dances and Monologues
and also relics of the days of th
Pony Express. Stage Coach and
Frank and Jesse James will be
on display. Proceeds will go to
ward building an outdoor recrea
tion 'area. Supper from , 6-7:30
Floor show after supper.
CLASSIFIED RATES:
Three cents per word, minimum
charge of 75c. Unless you have
an accourt with ut please send
money," stamp, money erder . or
check with ads.
. FOR SALE . Several used electric
--
sewing machines -, at . reasonable
prices. We wUf also repair or make
your old machine into electric'
Write: LITTLE SEWING SHOPPEE,
Drawer 98. Faison, N. C.
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' TYPEWRITERS ADDING mach
ine repaired. New Royal ' type
writers for every need.. Dial Golds'
bore RE 4-0845 Worley Typewriter
Exchange. 1S( Soath Center St. 4
CTF. "'
; Federal Land Bank Loans are
available thru Clinton National
Kara. . Loan Association, . Contact
Dewitt Carr, Secretary - Treasu
rer; P. O. Box 146., Phone 2262
Clinton, N.. C. - : -, -
Mr. Carr is in PC A office m
Keaaosvuie between 11 - and 1Z
o'clock every Tuesday morning.
ctf
w.l:iSA" lT.:
erials, cash and carry Credit If
(ceded. All materials guaranteed.
Well worth a trip to Southern
tapply Company. Clinton Across
from the Park.' ; - . .';'
CTF .":' :
, FARM . LOANS YEAR
term two interested rate. Complete
tnsaranee Service. Tbigpem Fk
iea taikarance Agency, ML Olive
S.C. , .,
CTF. ' i
FOR -SALE: FORD DEISEL .
7 SHect-O-Speed, Power Adjust
ing Wheels. Cole Cora : Planters.
Fertlfivr Distributors, CalUrat-irs.
S-ll" Trip Bottom Plows. Disc Har
row, About 1C00 working hoar.
- i TRADE FAIR
1; Cape Fear Lions Club of Wil-
mington will sponsor the S. E. N.
C. Trade Fair and Home Show in
Wilmington on March 16 and 17.
Show opens on March 16 t
1:00 p.m. with .Mist Wilmington
of 1902 on') hand, and. ' continue
through . Saturday morning 1 at
10:00 A. M. Thousands of items for
the, home will be on display with
livg demonstrations and exhibits.
Flrrrs, U. S. Post Office, Civil Air
Patrols and File PreventiL-a q.j-
plays will be open. Thefair. will
be held at 2815 Carolina Beach
Koad. rA if
ril Juror For
Superior - Co Court
Jurors - Criminal SiuVerior
Court, Anril 2, 1962 ' .
C. A. Cavenaugh. B. F. Best,
Willie Best, George Kelly, D; M.
Gore, Fred Hall, Walter Kenan,
Lloyd Lester Anderson, ' Cecil F.
Wallace, Fayette Batts, Lloyd C
Jones, A. C. Pearsall, Harvey J.
Baker, A. B. Lanier, Charles Ho
ward, Edwy Grattcn Hatch," Jr.,
Wtf'ter Rivenbark, Wilton Ay
cock, Carl B. Taylor, R. D. Car
ter, Paul Chambers, Ambrose
Smith, James O. Piner, W. Ho
race Rivenbark, Denver Sholar,
Jimmv Oliver . Summerlin, Mor
man H. Bear, R. D. Precythe,
Dallas Earl Jones, Woodrow W.
Maready.C. G. Wishart, E. War
ren Herring, Edward Bland, Cha
rles C. Farrior, Franklin Sim
mons Williams, , Whitney Mobley.
Jurors - Civil 'Superior
Court, April 23, 1962
E, V. Vestal, Warren Lanier,
Milton Parker. Arnold Hunter. :
James Futrell, Sr, Arthur Sloan,
E. J. Summerlin, Jr. Henry M.
k .
Eugene Beaver, Roscoe M'ready,
Mercer W. Williams, Earnest Keo
pedy,' Norman Lee Whaley, Tha,J
Pam Dwell Wilbur Guv. Flave
Mercer, Walter Printer' Herri
, Swi Maryin Q .
jen nivPpbat Meiton Lanie p
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jurors ' uenerai county
Court, April, 1962
Ernest C. Gradv, Cs"'r Pivpn-
bark, James W. West, J. H. Myers
Drive-In Glass Service, Auto
Glass Installed. Table Tops, Mir
rors. If it's glass, we have it.
Atlantic Class Company. b23
Sonm f ront Stree, wumington,
N. C. CTF
WANTED
- You doa't need to worry about
getting er holding a job with your
own Rawlelgh Business In S. E.
Duplia County where the more you
work the more you earn. Thousands
prospering every year. Write at
once' for -more information. - Raw
lelgh Dept., NCC-310-802 Richmond,
Va. ..- v. :
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1 WANTED . POPLAR LUMBER
green or dry.. Write or phone for
prices; Telephone LO-34S11, Walton
Lamber Company,- Mebane; North
CahoUna. .;- ,; ,i-V. l -.. ,H.
4 . . M-lO Te:-;X
'. WANTED: I want a FARM in this
County with' Tobacco Allotment., If
Vou have one for sale write mo at.'
Box S07.
Wallace. N. C. '
CTF , .
iX-oxD organT
We trade for snythiiur-guiu, cowi
horses, etc. We got the pianos and
organ and if you need one we
can trade. See us soon. Our 37th
year, Johnson Piano ft Organ Co.
larrawa Terrace, JackJocviUe,
Kinston, N. C. ; ,C -': '.'
N. C
CTF.
JUL, ,
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Land Surveying, call collect, OL.!
t-tm, er write Box 296, Rt. 1, Mt.'i
OUve, James Davis, Registered Sur-1
veyor. v.- , . ,. )
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. FOB SAIX: one 19 8 PJymculh ,
was'on, 4 doorr 8 cylinJer. Good j
Condition J725.00 . Call 2S ' 3 4334,
Warsaw, N. C. CTF.
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Rita Sumner Selected To Participate
In East-West All Star Basketball Team
Rita Sumner, outstanding basket
ball plnyer, of Beulaville HU;h Sch
ool has been picked by the area
basketball coaches to participate in
the East-West Girls All-Star Bas
ketball game at Forest City on
fnrch 17.
Rita has ulaved first team for
ward on the girls basketball team
of Beulaville High School for the
past four years. She was the teams
leading scorer last year, and she I
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F. W. Futrell, Johnnie R- Best, '
Johnnie Mack Wells, Edward
Newsome, J. H. Bishop, Hughic
IM. Rhodes' E. W. Holmes, M. H-
King,( B. J. Rivenbark, Paul By:
rd, Norman E Hc-oe. -Calvin Ccol-
idge Turner, N. E. Blanchard, A-
M. Davis, Byafd G. Korntgay, h.
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WHO HITS THE MOST NAILS OH THE HEAD?
. Every nail driven home helps strengthen our economy. Much of the ) . V
money that makes new construction nnssihln enrnpn fmm tha nnfinn'a ' . .
, 4,200 Insured Savings and
than a million home loans a year .. .of which $5 billion is for new v ;
construction ... Insured Savings and Loan Associations finance more .
residential construction than any other type of financial institution: '
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HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS
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'ri the t"im in scoring this past
senson with a 25 point per r,",1e !
average. This was an outstanding
accomplishment in view of the fact
that she sat out at least half of ,
many games. Rita led her team to !
19-1 record this year, the team win-
ning the Duplin County conference :
and tournament championships.
The popular senior, who js also a I
majorette and an. outstanding stu -
dent, left foe the game March 15.
She will be accompanied on her trip
by Addie Sue Home, another ont-
standing peulaville forward. I
The people of Bsulaville wish her i
well, and those who hive followed .
her exploits ort the ball court1 kr.owl
that she will ze a credit to the sch-j
olo and to the county'as 3he accents
this honor. ; '
Rita is the daughter of Mr, and ,
Mrs.- Arthur Sumner fit. Beulaville ;
,;.
Loan Associations, like ours. Making
r - Current Rate' - -
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J-Save By -
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Earn From
ASSOCIATION .
Of Kinsfon,
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riotie service to. the nation in the
United States Savings Bonds pro-
-gram." V ' .
: In making the presentation,' Haw
kins read a message - from - Secre
tary Dillon footing the importance of
the Savings (Bonds program as it
relates to the national debt and the
general economy. The message cit-.
ed bonds as the surest way of back-
inn military strength. , '" , ' '
nillnn nasfiAH Aiv.nn 'apphIaHa In .
the banks and other isteuing agents T
by stating that : "Yotn who sell U. -S.
Savings -Bonds' are performing a ' ,
public service ;of f high- order. You -ire
! contrlbutihg to our national
strength by improving our system,
of debt management and thus help- ,
.tog' to prevent inflaUon.-Vi.vy''Vi:!' ' ' ',
- All banks in'. Duplin County; and
elsewhere ; sell , bonds ; as 1 a public '
service to the purchaser and' the, U.
S. Treasury, according to Hawkins. '
He stated further that more than '.
80 per cent of all Savings Bond are
issued by banks, -v '''-.'.-'' ''
The speaker stated that the sale W.
of E and H Series Bonds are gen
erally on the increase throughout : .
the state clnd-nation,' and V. Duplin ,
County f sales, are about rri 'a' par
with the average . Sales for 1961
were $240,811 as .against a quota of
$237,360, cr a 101.4 per cent of real
ization. ?.-' ;
A6r-rodirj? td Treasury figures,
Duplin Cointy citizens have pur
chased $8,421,370' n U.: S.' Savings
Bonds.- , 5,',;" yi.
ww . . ' . ' .1. m.. t Jl. 1-
I nawKins siresseo ,ine ;aci. : mai
I both E and'H Series ' bonds' now
pay 3 84 yer cent Interest. If Jield
to maturity. The E bond matures in
seven yearf and 9 months, while .
the H, a current Income bond, is a v
10 year certificate. Both bonds have
been extended an additional 10 ,
years beyond; maturity, at the tame
rate of interest t - 3.34 per cent.
I simple interest.
Holders, of both . the E andNH
; bonds need not do anything to have
j their bonds extended ; tne proce:
(dure: is automatic. - V ' , '
The annual limit for the purchase
of H bonds has, been-recently in
creased ito $20,000. for .the calender
year.. The Series E limit remains at
$10,00(1 ""k year.;
The speaker pointed put .that as
of March 1.' the leash . value of. out--.
istanding E and H Bonds set a new;,
recordof $44.7 billion, up $89 mil-
t.Hon -utH:e..tM..er'i of January.
more '-firt,
- ::..y,:
10th , ' '
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J. V. Critlle, President -
WARSAW OFFICE
Contact: i - " -
108 N. Pine Street
Jlmmle English
p, o. r a
Rouie for rent
l-.i'h. f;.'!, Y;: .
fnnr room s-ri
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