VOLUME XXIX Ne, 23
, f KENANS VILtE. NOKTli CAROLINA! ? THURSDAY JUNE 7, 1962,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 3.S0 per year plus 11c N. C. Sales tax lu Duplin and adjoining
Counties; $4.50 per year plus 14c N. C. Sales (ax oulside this area in N. C; $5.S0 per year
plus 17c N. C. Sales tax outside N. C.
PRICE TEN CENT
Plus 1 eeat Sales Tax : ,
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Personals
v. Mrs.. Cai4ftIorn and daiighter,Houston, Brenda Lanier, Annette Muldrdfr, James BcwtiC and .Mrs.
TinaSinl Uabbye Ann mt& Brenda'l Tinsmas and Benny Fountain were I Keith Jones enjoyed ,ao afternoon
Jpiie spent Saturday and Sunday I at Topsail Beach last Sunday,
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wens
Sybil I oilier Cv 8-4286
wails
White Lake:,
, "Spud" Rhodes and Charlie 'La-d Suaan and Jean attended the Grn-
. . nier, were .ai 1QP53U, peach rl-M
Mrs. Brazil Brown of -Rose Hill
Kt pev?last iweeli-e(i4 .with jUrsT
Betty: Brawn and Lela'jMercer. ' -
Mr.'Arehii t.ariii.i- onH - Wpi,'
SqaHa1'ariI..Kiiri,'th'inade
p 1 i buslhesa trip to Kinston Eritfavj
- . mv -mm ;; nn, norwooa , will ,
? ford. Visited their son Jerry Sean
v, .in ttuiW Hospital Monday : V 4
i Martha 'Sandlin, Hod Kennedy,
.i Patricia Sanderson, Agnes, Lanier,
' Toriimy Siinuier, George Kennedy,
f Jerry iSandlin, Bobby' Miller,, Alex 1
Mr.' and Mrs. Ray Humphrey
duation exercises and Baccalau
reate Sermon at Atlantic, -Christian
College in Wilson Sun Jay.
h Phyllis Brown, Irma Matthews,
Marcia Willlford, , Mrs. Ida -Mae
Sanderson and Mrs, M. C. Seweli
were at Topsail Beach Sunday.'.
Mr.iapd Mj. Hubert Sander5
don,' Mri and Mrs. Freddy r'utrell
fished at 'Topsail Sunday.
Lois Ruinn Roland Penny, Sue
Casteenrf: Bobby Rue Miller, Jo
yce Quinti, Melvin Turner, Marie
Quinii Harold Southerlanil, Betty
Lou. Jdnes,. Jimmy Raynor, Judy
We, Wanf 'Your Hogs
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OPERATED DV LUKDt PACKING COMPANY
ot swimming at Wlate'Lake last
Sunday. ' ' ",,'4.i
' Mis. Macy Thomas and daugh
ter Jessie Ann were' in 'Warsaw
Tuesday. .' -.') '
' .'"Mr., and Mrs. Norman Mercer
and daughters Karen and Connie
had. dinner, at Sneuds .Ferry . Sun
day night.' '' . '
x Students home' ior- the .summer
months from Mount Olive Col
lege are: Billy Ward' Sumner,
Johnny Glenwood Jones, ' Eugene
Summer, and Floyd Lee .Brown.
' Buddy Mercer.. Sloan -1'hieoen.
William Allen Grady and Benny
fhigpen are home from Camp
bell College. ' &TF'r'
. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Raup. were
wek-end guesvS Of Mr.- and Mis.
Paul, Angeluff and son Paul Dou
glas in Richmond, Virginia.
Mrs. Marjorie B. Barrow of Gol-
dsbro visited Mr and Mrs. , Leo
Bfown Tuesday. ;
Mrs. Jimmy Creech and Mis.
Mattie B. SuUon w0re" in Jack
sonville Wednesday morning.
' Mrs. Malcolm Rhode? iand dau
ghter Penny of. Jacksonville visi
ted Mrs. Mattie P. Bradshaw one
day last week. , . ' v ' V ' ;
Mr. Bobby Kennedy 'of ' Raleigh
spent the week-end with . his mo
ther, Mrs. Mina Kennedy.
.Mr. and Mrs; EcVlie Rhojtes, Mr.
and Mrs. Treasure Rhodes aivl
daughter, Demie haveretunieil
home after visiting Mr. "and Mrs.
McKinley Rhodes in Chattanooga,
Tenn, for several days.
r Mr. ' and Mrs.- Richard-' McDi)
Wel land daughter, Qindy and Con
nie were weekend guests of Mr
and '-Mr rLtnwood BuHock aud.(
fhrfT Jw'aVtJ?
.Jessie Ann TnowaVMrs. llej
man Smith and Mrs. .Macy Tho-'
mas attended the funeral of jack
Perkins in, Pink Hill'.Monday.
East Carolina students home for
the summer months,;. are;. - Marie
Smith,: Linda "Carol AJbertson, Ag
nes1 Lanier, Tracy Edward,-John
ny- Jackson, Judy Thcrnas,v Jo'c.
Ann Blizzard Geraldina Kennedy,
Steve Hhodes, Gerald" NethercuU.
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JEST, COAST LUIIBER CO.
"s , 1,799 Coilft fWjwt K4.
ki On Vtrtt Cbosf FromJng 'and Sheathing wrier you purchas
WOO t minimum, hal delivered In the Wilmington csrea
4.C90 ft. mUumuay load If to nearby towns. And our 5 cask
discount ctifl applies -i- oB effective by May 1st. r . v ,
new lowest net cacitcoeU per above now are
This meant your
' 2 X'4 Precut Studs
2X4 Random Lengths -
, 2X6,2X8,2X10,2X1? ' -
.' 1 X12 White Fif gesawn Boards i r : v 1
" 1 X 2 Ponderosa Resawn Boards -.' -.
1 X 6 Tongue and Grooved air drW, bright,
straight, dry and good lengths,
$84.12 to $94.52
$8027 to $89.77
- $89.77 '
$85.03
Jean Humphrey, Donna Jait Sum
ner and Brent Baker.
Mrs. Macon J. Brown, Mrs. Bill
Mliller and Mrs. : Maui jey, Urady
were in Raleigh Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sandlin and
children and Harry Dean Bratcher
of Columibia, South Carolina visi
ted Mr. and Mrs, Harry Bratcher
last weekend.
MarUy Denny and Ricky Lyim
Thomas were at Topsail Beach
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mlrs. Norwood Miller,
Mary Lee and Jimmy Snyder dis
hed at Topsail beach last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Sandlin, Randy
and Jerry were in Jacksonville Sun
Jay aiternoon.
Mrs. Clyde Brinson and Mrs.
Russell Lanier spent Monday and
Tuesday in Raleigh visiting rela
tives. Little Ray Hodge returned
with them after spending several
days in Beulaville with his grand
mother, Mrs. Clyde Brinson.
Mrs. Carl Home and daughters
Tina and Bobbye Ann Miller, also
Pat Lanier spent ' several days at
Surf City last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Home and
Leigh and Martha Sandlin spent
Tuesday night at Surf City.
Mr. and Mrs: York Lanier and
dauhgters, Brenda' and Agnes spent
last week at Surf City.
Mrs. 'I. J. Sandlin visited Mr.
and Mrs. York Lanier in Surf City
Wednesday.
Or. and Mrs. II. A. Edwards of
Pink HiU and Mr. and Mrs. I. J.
Sandlin had dinner at the County
Squire Tuesday night.
' Dinner guests -of Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Jones' Saturday were Mr. and
ana -tool sue, Mr. ana Mrs. can
Home, Tina and Bobbye Ann. They
all enjoyed a delicious birthday, in
honor of Roma Dare.
Mr. Willie Jones and Mrs. Harry
Home made a business trip to Dur
ham Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Mercer has returned
from Lanchester, -South Carolina
where she attended the funeral of
her nephew.. .'.....
Mrs. Ida Jarman -of Richlands
visited Mr. and . Mrs. W. G, Jones
Thursday morning. ...
Mr. Ted Clark of California visi
ted his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A E.
Clark .Friday through. Sunday. He
e.t 'Sunday aiternoon for New York
where he will attend school for two
weeks before returning to Californ
ia. , Mr. and Mrs. Willie Arthur Jar
man and Mr. Willie Jones made a
business trip to Duke Monday.
- Mr. and Mrs. Kmmett Clark at
tended the High School graduation
exercises at Oak Ridge Military
School Friday. Their son, Douglas
graduated and returned hone with
jjheni for a few weeks.
iWiliie Home left Wednesday for
Campbell College where he will at
tend summer school.
Mrs. Alda Sharpe has returned
after visiting her sister Bessie
Sandlin in Atlanta, Georgia for a
week. .....
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brinson had
dinner at the Southernaire in
Sneads Ferry Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hussell Lanier and
Charlie were in Raleigh Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas and
Johnnye had Sunday dinner at the
Southernaire.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson
were at the Southernaire Restaur
ant in Sneads Ferry lor Sunday
dinner .
Mr. Clyde Brinson made a busi
ness trip to Wilmington Saturday.
Little John Hallow spent last week
with his grandparents in Goldsboro.
Mrs. Zoya Jones, Robert and Kate
Jones and Mrs. Adell Cottle left
Friday morning for Ft. Campbell,
Kentucky where they will visit Mr.
and Mrs. Royce Jones and family
or a few days. Kate Jones will re
main for a two weeks visit.
Charlie Lanier is attending Bas
ketball Camp at Stale College this
week.
Miss Eubanks
Graduates
CAMPBELL GRADUATE
Joyce Carmell Euaanks of Beula
ville is among 82 students who re
ceived associate in arts diplomas
from Campbell College at gradua
tion exercises held last Friday.
ADVICE
Advice is like snow; the softer it
falls the longer it dwells upon, and
Ihe deeper it sinks into the mind.
-Samuel Taylor Coleridge
There are some defeats more tri
umphant than victories.
- Michel de Montaigne
In many a war it bajt been tht
vanquished, not the victor who has
carried off the finest spoils. .
Havelock Ellis .
Cabin HDC Met
'Attractive ' Food and Dishes"
were demonstrated by Mrs. Huie
at the home of Mrs. Jasper Thomas,
Friday, May 25. 'Mrs Huie also an
nounced and discussed Home
makers Week.
Mrs. Russell Sanderson rennrte 1
ijfe JHouseFAicni8hinB snowing inter
esting picture and needle work.
Ah 'open " discussion was held ' on
Pouch freezing. Everyone was in
terested and arrangements are be
ing made to purchase some of the
pouch freezing ba;;s.
The meeting was. , discussed by
repeating the Club Collect, after
wards the hostess served a chicken
salad plate.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Simpson of
Beulaville Route 2 announce the
birth of a son at Lenoir Memorial
Hospital on June 3. Mrs. Simpson is
the former Per;gy Williams of Beulaville.
Gift Suggestions For Father's Day
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new bantam RIPPLE. SOLES
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What a feelingl There's plenty of support in the arch, too. Youll
be pleased with the handsome Pedwin styling, perfect for your
fall shoe wardrobe.
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POWELL'S SHOES
101 Wall & Main Streets
Clinton
$80.27
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1516 N. William St.
rhone 731-2723
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205 N. RaOruad St.
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