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She wore a blue sheath dress ,mih asUte,: argania ovtrsklrt; with wstetohgr " accessories,' a4 - white .'; brother of the brUegroora,-served the- groom sf oesi pi.';t-Cvr,' ' ' ' Mrt,' Braswell chose for her;: dau ghter's wedding a beige dress, with mnrchine aceesaoriesw She wore a white;- ib&'f I .' Trie bridegroom's mother wore a floral designed .black .'and v white 'sue 1 .... it - , i ' - VvVJ .. :' . .'!".! i .. Y-i::..:3vliL,.c ,-. , , .,,r).rw.T.rlYrvT.(. A I. t. . WilUUJ iW fafenw W . A Jnutaediatsfy toifowing the cera rrtany, fhe-fcrideVlwi-enti'eritertafm ed at a receptjon. Tpe dlnirig table was covered with $ white linen c!oi th nd centared with n arrange rnert of mtkad tttadiotf and Vlutnu sa fern. The welding cake, topped with miniature bride and groom, graced toe end of (he table where Mr.' Jame Clark served after the honor couple cut the Orst slice. Hiss Jtm Matte poured' punch tfoa the opposite of the- table. iAfter a shori; wedding 1rlp ot the Outer Bankss. the. couple wiil'yeside at Route 2, LaCraoee - where1 M. Taylor is engaged in farming. ovr-ovJtmtt cuests Chifrof-townvguests at tha Bras- Well-Xaylor 'wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Matthews and daugh ters of Majmolia; Mrs. Lester Fus- sell.: Mrs. James Clark and daughr tee. ARenee. of Rose Hilt; Mr and Mrs." George Merrltt'and son of Clinton; 1 Mrs.';. Herbert ' Brasweli of KermncviUe;. and Mrs; Redelph Matthews, Mr .and Mrs. George Merrttt, Mrs. Norma Brasweli, Mrs, Lester Fussell, Mrs. -James Clark, Mrs . Oliver King and GayW, Mrs. Pan Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Croom. 'PhiUiB Taylor. t)an Taytof. f Charteft . Taylor, Mrs. Ed Hinsen. Mr .and Mrs. iDeWood Herring and gjrlsr Mr. and Mr. Vander Ward, Jr, and Ray i WHette ' all ot 1 C&rangef Elect Officers 1 Th .Warsaw ' 4-H Club wet . Friday .niglrt.-Junt 15, from :00 IK m until 90 pm. at the Pen n .Branch Hotnt Demonsiratien This ' was the . first meeting planned by the 4-H; Leaders" Nine teen .members registered. " , Vflliam Oosth -H Leader, pre sented im interesting talk, instru cting the boys and girls on the meaning et jnembership. f'-t- J t, . ' f : Afterwards officers were .elec ted as follow: Katheryn Cpstin, president; Judy; Till, vice-president t lSaabestb SutU)a secretary Land treasury and Thomas Costin, otl,ui and Boys Leader 'assis ted. Viyian-Batts; MrS, Vivlnn Batt Girls Jeadejc assisted by Mrs,' Refreshments, 'were Served by Mrs. E; C.Wray.'at th conclusion of the meeting. ' 'f' r' 1 James Kenan Seniors enjoyed a trip recently to j ' Washington, D, C .This picture was taken In front ' ; of the Capitol. ; ; -, '- ' " c ii,"' First row, left to right: Sandra Kearns, Shelby '? Batts, Gail Blanchard, Ellen Ann "Pollock,;-Betty f " Rouse, Carol Blanchard, Grace' Drew, Betty Jean .j I. Grady, Nell West, Unda. Godbolt,' Linda Hurst. ' Carol Pate, Mary Lou Reynolds. Judy Bostic, Mary "f . Eleanor Alphin. Linda Canady, Linda Kaye Barr. Second row, left to right: Woody Oakley, Pan Installation' Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Sutton attend ed the Grand Chapter ef North Car olina Order of the Eastern Star held at iBrogden1 Hall, Wilmington last Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. The following attended the instal lation, of Mary Smith Carter, Wor thy Grand Matron for 1962-63 which waa held Wednesday night; Mrs. Nancy Herring. Mrs. Floyd Strick land.: Mrs. ' James F. Strickland, Mrs. Ida Katz, Mrs. Cecil Bostic, Mrs. Grace McNeill, Mrs. Mildred Winders, Mrs. Emily Honeycutt and Mrs. James Sutton. . Revised Federal Child State , Labor Com missioner Frank Crane : today 'cal led attention to the U. . Labor De partment's ; "Child Labor Bulletin No. 101," which is now available In a revised edition. ' ' sv- ;; ' Crane said the booklet incorpor ates changes in Child Labor Regula tion No. 3 under the Fair Labor Sta ndards Act, which became effective on June 1, 1962. The changes' came as the result' of amendments to the Act by themi Congress: ; ' The booklet explains the regula tion "governing' employment of M S"H IS- vear old minors outside sch ool hours and other child-labor re quirements' under the Act. c i f . Amendment , of ' the regulation tame after a bearing - held last September' and subsequent recom mendations of the President's Com mittee on Youth Employment after changes In the Act brought an in creased number of retail stores un der the child-labor provisions, , ' The bulletin lists occupations whi ch may and may not be performed by minors 14 and 15 years of age employed by retail, food Service, and gasoline service establishments. In retail establishments, the new regulations permit the minors to en gage to such jobs as office and cler ical work, Selling, price marking packing, bagging, errand and de livery work and clean-up work. : In food servicing, work Is permit ted 'which involves the . preparing and serving e food and beverages, at soda mountains, lunch counters, snack . bars, ' or cafeteria serving counters. Also permitted is the ope ration of such machines as dish? washers, : toasters, dumb-waiters, 1 milk-shake ' blenders ' and c offee grindrs. ' ' ''"" ' " -. ; , ' . ; In gasoline service stations, work includes dispensing gasoline - and oil, courtesy service and car wash ing by hend, but' not work invol ving the use of pits, racks or hft- Rent.v; : FORMAL WEDDING CLOTHES ' Full Dress . Jackets Dinner 0 Tuxedos , Oarr ; Aden's Shop "Exclusive Men's Wearnf Ms mi int: apparatus. " Among occupations not permitted for minors 14 and IS years of age vs. work performed in boiler or en gine rooms, maintenance Or repair of the establishment or equipment, outside window . Washing,. ' cooking and baking, operating powerdriven food slicen er choppers and bakery type mixers, work in freezers and meat coolers, loading and unload ing trucks, and all occupations in warehouses except of fice and cleri cal work. ' , Occupations not ' permitted ' for minors and H and IS years of age ere subject to the basic 16-year minimum of the Act unless they In volve an occupation declared has arddus by the Secretary of Labor. The Act sets an layear minimum for hazardous occupations. - ' -The amended regulation also re tains the hours standards, which prohibit employment after 7 p. m. and limit the number of hours min ers 14 and IS years of age may be employed to eight hours per day and 40 per week when school is not In session, three' hours on ..school days; and IS hours in school weeks. c 1 b it it Dear Friends: A recent inventory proved us to be overstocked to the point that we must REDUCE it by at , least HALF IMMEDIATELY. To do this we are Reducing Every Item in the Store and many thing wiU go for HALF AND BELOW THE ORIGINAL PRICE. v . ? , ' '. ' ' . : '' . "' ''' k We have had many sales before and passed on wonderful bargains to you AT THE END OF - A SEASON. This time we are doing it at the BEGINNING OF THE SEASON. , .v , , ; " """""" . - s -' . - We simply must move this merchandise at almost any SACRIFICE If you do not need to take - i advantage of this opportunity. PLEASE CALL yo We cannot list and Leather Jackets To the FIRST of beautiful summer hose. 1 ' Bishop, Terry Soutkerland, Joe Allen Edwards, L. R. Sharpe, Pearl McGowan,J James Franklin Strick - land, Mrs. James ' Franklin Strickland.' Pwight Smith, Robert Lanier, Bobby Philips, Rysself. Tuc ker, Benny Kisshef.' ''" ) ''' V " ' ' ' . Third row. left to right: BSU Rollins, Buddy Pope. RandaB Jones,, WHUarn'1 Outlaw, JohnnJ' .Pat Harmon, Robert' Cwsoh,1 Lee West," Jimmy Ri-h, Mr. Coate's, bus driver'. 'CT' Single copies of the revised Child Labor ' Bulletin .No.' 101' may be eb talned jfrtm the' Wage-Hour Office, tt: ' C. ' Pepartment'; of' 'Labor1,1 ' Box 1151, Raleigh. ' ' " Says: 1 whcM sou Tiuvei.-1 LcJtw&eft' 1 tnmissK Keep the foreU (reenl .it . . ii Si .i!ail',"i, .;.!' !' '?' ; n , ""e own n An Open LETTER mi Warsaw, THIS SALE WILL BEGIN ON, . : . , j THURSDAY MORNIN G - JUNE 21st. . , AT 9:00 O'CLOCK !.'..' .'"'.s'.-' ' '''v'r-'.-t'"Jti I 'u 't jri- j-' iV"" u'"- f .'. ';.v,' a ;,,,v. ,"'.-.'...-':.;:r. .f";.,. . -"., AND CONTINUE UNTIL THE STOCK IS REDUCED TO HALF AH Bargains but in Addition' to our Summer Stock, for Fall as well as coats and Suits. 4 . 25 CUSTOMERS with a purchase of $10.00 or more we i NJ'i'fi UAn.Oujii'iiA KLrtiui' 'CCiiiS . . . jtt.t -au.i,' .'-'jjioauce ; merchandiser and dairy buyer for Colonial Stores, holds the perma nent display Sign to be placed over the refrigerated egs dr.se in each : 'H the sfeventv-nini Colonial Stores in Noiih , Carolina; The si?ns sup. plied by the1 North Carolina ,Ejif. to the fact that 'this' large chain Carolina. '': " " . Firs Permanent UiSD av lions tor i "We 5e!l Duly fresh The first major , food, chain ; in North Carolina to se3 only" egg producel iri North Carolina has al- so become the first to request and erect permanent4 plastic, display siens promoting tne sate or eggs produced hi the state. '' ; r This wecK." me large, mree-coior i win radge plastic indoor' disptay signs are be-: mcnis to sfert Identifying' pro in nut uo hvcif Tefrieerated est dured b North Carolina.' with the cases in all seventy-nine stores m : trademark of KR.' GPtFaR YOU, the Colonial Stores chain serviced t the fHenly Nor(h Carolina ess per hy the Rslcich Pivision. The signs sonality, ftnd the wording "Produ are furnished byhe North Carolina Iced in North Carolina, The Good W UAHrvllnir' AwuMlarinn. which conducts the? consumer ' education -rnd nromotlco prosram for North Carolina eggs. ' ' ' "! "The outstanding egg business of Colonial' Stores has been built by mrchasin-t fend selling only those top quality eggs' produced locally In North Carolina," said Steve Wilson, produce merchandise- and dairy buyer for Colonial Stores. "We have had a substantial increase in egg sales since we Started merchandis ing eggs( produced in North Carolina exclusively. We haul in no eggs from other states. We don't need to when North Carolina has earned the reputation "as The Good ' Egg State," Wilson added. According to Hank Wilkinson, dir- ector Of the Jl. Ci Egg ' Marketing Association prograrif. ..all three ' of the major chain stores operating in North Carolina have been very co - -Mi To Our Friends N. C. or Friends and tell them. Sincerely, CkoIIobbs ''.:';;,i' ;';y':i:-';'-;T'.'f . ';V:f;r-V'v." ,'fi';; Hobbs Town and Country" Shopi"1' " Marketing Association call attention '? sells onIy,giS produce .JiorthV li. C. Eggs'J 5 ores i operative m Ssliini? nrd .promoting l "? nroduee'J :.'h ''Korth" "..Cajroiijia. The two other chnirs,' A P . and Winn-Pixie, are making plans to purchase all Of .their efgs from in .varounwniippircis on a y:ar- I round' oasisi . 'Management '.of all Ez2 State." ' ' '. ' " ' i Maiiy1 'farmers and packers ; are now us'ng the trademark on their erfp: cartons and chscs. Those eggs 'sold in chain slore eartons will j have the North Carp'ina trademark on the tape used .to " seal the ejg cartor.s. -''';' ,:Ji ':-'.-y-:: , "Thosn f armors producing eggs :nd sailing directly to. a 'ood store are also entitled, to use !these' per manent plssltCV'nf'oor tlisplay sigss to Dromote their ecssi' said Wilkin son. ' "Should the" demand . exceed, the supply, more pf the Hen'ny- Pen-' ny. money ; wi'l .bei ;1bud'7et'd and mrte sIots will be'ordered," he ad- ded. ;-;-'..r!v:-.. .The prp3rnm';; conducted by the North Carolina" E. Marketing As- Soclation is . financed 6y the egs rprd-lucer5 ot North rCaro'ina w!?9 i assess themselves one ccnfur each 1 hen ct mmerbislly y:--''' "' '"'.':' .f .ft flit V.'Ci lOOO.i . ,'. i ,VJ We are offering Suede vi - will give FREE a pair jl c. :
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