r
, If,
i.doocjinr left friday-
i "c . " one accompany
K 3;n: r;f"F:fjQrajfly andaujfh
! !,-,- isa? a iJoontoit,
3ere(they went to visit
$rada niftrrjed daughter, Re-
(a,,,; viri. noger Briscoe, f
t -UofcL y ?i. rsn oT Washington; ;
tficanyJ Mo spend Wig" Ui of July
f .iidsi-jra .his toother, Xli.: Sal
it, -paiwu ' and others " relatives
. . r wui m accompanied back
,wu, miu ,iw sonswno nav
3 1.wf-..Wttuif her, parent!. -The
,Jj aUerooM. and othe relailv;
rai.-CUarhet 8. Webb of Atlanta.
jepndln several daft hen
wiiir v" nie n," jd. tsoneys,
Vw.i? 'Ml "n. mtAIJt r ...
t.Uri 'CotOelia Jonet - Prlvntt ?
f Kdeljid-'dfnB per last Moo-
is ',WKTMi: C. B. SItterson. She
kid Areny'yiatttag; Mrs. Margaret
&nf Jotfe in Wallo diieni; the
keivWrown. of, Wilmington ' Is
anirtf the! summer here with his
ia.'iJohnsofl eheMltt.';'? w,
mtiut Hinea ,Hatui oe;i) to
hit tenj m Mihland, .after spend
&f. the- sriniUr months here. he
W ,mft''ied; fcy Mrs; Louise
, ;4iuniou ; wiy sua
il" aML'ik'i. V, A4. 'rm 1 1 . a m' .
,nr.iere ' tuesaay a:, m. ana
hiriied Thursday afternoon, 1
Mrahd JUrSJ, El Jerfitt of Ne
tMrtilted, rienda here last Wed-
J tor; nd rs, Jaek 'NeijWq of
Sl'ieach.' Florida; are visiting
Hlsdainia Martha P. Sltterson and
J RB HOavin., They will alsorVisit
lore, reiurnin. to, ionoa ana. pian
tflspend' ieveral tfays ; at Topsail
BsachLwitb relativesC ;:
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V- .-f.-n't", rTT?? .? V j- - . ' - - Sf -..- - -a . v-V ....-....- 1 -
'yf - w . , .
Mp. and Mr, W HoUan
msttr'U the, Cptman Carters !0 p. jfcyt 'v,;;
Garland st ihflh- tj. hI. m.I f , , : . " c r
wm jagL wan nn
. Jilss 'Sue , thigpen ; of ; Beulavpte
has been Visllliifi Miss Gail Murphy
and. others, here.--4 : ? ; ZHv.'.i
Mrsi V t OutlaW ".and: yhouse
guests',' Miss Dorothy Garrison and
Mrs;'D .t-'Garriaortwent to KinSton
of 'last Wednesday and to Goldsboro
o thursday. They were accbmpatf
ied to Kinston by Mrs. Tjjnmy.Out
lawahd'son," Mark '?
, Boy Drown
COLUMBIA David Lawrence
Boed, 17, and: Markus Howard
Bryan, 7, drowned Wednesday after
noon. In - a bond near Malachi's
Chapel ' Church . about three miles
from here, f'-x I
. Young J iBowen.' who reoortedlv
could not ; swim, drowned in an
effort to. save the , Bryan boy.; who
apparently- stepped,.: into hole
while, wading. Some children who
saw the Bryan bey go under, ran to
summon the youth, who was near-by.:.-y.
w.i:
v When, they saw Uie youth also
sjnk the children rushed to summon
two men in the neighborhood, Harry
Swaia and Dick Weatherly, who puf
fed 'the boys out of the water and
applied artificial respiration, , to no
avail. The two victims were then
rushed to the ' Columbia hospital,
where further efforts were made to
resuscitate them ; s ;
Both,' victims In the double trag
edy were from the Malachi's Chapel
SeCUOO; '-''.' i-;" r'r-i.
The Bryan boy is survived' by
his parents, the Rev. Herbert Bryan
and Mrs. . Margaret Bryan; '' two
brothers, Council, and D onnie, both
of! the . home; his paternal . grand
mother, Mrs. ' Rannle ' iBryan of
BeuiavUle, and his maternal grand
parents . Mr. . and Mrs. - EUie T.
Howard of Rlchlarids. . ' - f
The Bryan Boy is a nephew of
Winfqrd Howard of Kenansvltl ,'
r uperni wrvices ivr. uie . oryan
; were Conducted Friday at ' 10
fi at Malachi's ChsDel' Free Will
baptist Church; Burial was id tiW-
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rtriouncomonff : '
MrV.and Mis, Elmer ( Renegar of
Spartanburg; S. C announce the
birth of a son; Jeffrey Taylor,, born
.Tune': V !9&2. Mrs. Renegar . is the
former Dellora Rotise of- Burgaw
and. a niece of Mis. Lucille Shaffer
Bowden;of! Kemnsvillt.''
-pi ': ' : r: fV-
Eastern StarMeets
, A spendld report ' of the recent
Grand Chapter session held -in Wil
mington was given 'by ' Mrs. -' Sue
Westbrook, Worthy Matron of Ken
ahsville Chapter r Mo. gis, Order of
the- Eastern Star when it met last
Tuesday, night, for Its regular bi
monthly meeting,' in the absence of
the Worthy Patron, Mr, J. B. Stroud
served in. that capacity. Plana were
made to -pay the $25.00 registration
fee to send a girl to Camp .Rainbow
(or one weeks camping this month.
Aftber the Ritualistic, closing a soc
ial hour was enjoyed. The refresh
ment committee composed of Mrs;
Celia and J. B. Stroud, Mrs. Alda
Brown and Mrs, Inez Chestnutt ser
ved ribbon sandwiches cookies and
Iced drinks: : . .. . ; .
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grady were vis
itors in Kington Wednesday
Guest in the borne of Mrs. Shed
Kornegay and Mr. an j Mrs. Jack
Grady recentjy were Mr. and Mr?.
Claud Bryan and three children of
Tenn. Mr. Bryan and Jack Grady
were "buddies'' .while" In service,
overseas. .'
Mrs.' Jaci Grad and Mrs; Ethel
Kornegay visited Mrs. Roland Th
mas near Beulavilie Wednesday
J Mesdames 'Park Holmes an
land Wallace and children visited
tyri and 'Mrs'. J. M-'Mozeiey, n Kin
ston Wednesday'.-, ' f ?.f':.
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THE
;.u,:,uy;."U,;uu
i.V;...u-s -Ia't,e,:L. I .Mr, aud
Mr;, and Mrs. A. J: W. ker Sunday
were Mr, and Mrs. LeVuO Kennedy
and chUclreb-of Kington.? "v". f '
, .Mrs Letandt Wallace had gist
pari of last week, her mother Mis.
Ee . iBg,o felkstonv Othej! jraV
Cent'guest et Mts, Wallace were Mr,,
and THrs.7E. C,;Kiir -Jr. of ToUr
stoa and Mr artd Mfa.xbest Gw
ialmi aiid Childrh' also itjl Folk
stoh. Hit. t
1 Sunday guest- In 'the Jbdm of Mr,
a'kd Mrs.: Mahloh Wallace; were Mr.
and'Mrs. Jinimy . Walks and child
ren and . Mrs.- Neal 'Baler 'aB v ol
i;ayettevlUfe,- Un: .Ilaker 4 tayi;d
over nv the' Wallace. jro for a. lon
ger -vlatt'"--' iiW i? 4-i V,
Sunday Visitor's with Tit. al)d Mrs.
W.' Q lndall -were theiT) aon and
daughter-in-law, , William , &art: and
Joyce Tyndall of Kinston. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul iBeUVand air. p. B.;Beni
oetl all of Kinston.. '7 v-
Bridal Shower
Honors ' . .
Miss Howell..
A bridal' shower ; honoring Mist
Lorraine ' Howfll, '.i bride-elect- .was
given Saturday night in the recep
tion room of the Pleasant Grove
Community. Building. Hostess were
Mrs. Dwight Walker and Miss Linda
HowelU'. ': , .'..:' . , '.;
The refreshment table was cover
ed with a white linen cloth and. cen
tered with an arrangment of gladi
oli.; Mrs. Elaine Walker ' poured
punch while Miss - Linda Howell,
sister of the bride-elect, served in
dividual bridal cakes, other refresh
ments consisted ef 'nuts and mints.
' The gift' (able was covered with
a white linen cloth' and ', centered
with a white satin umbrella under
widen the gifts were placed.--,. ;
Miss-, Rubylene Waters directed
the guests to games' and contest.
The hdnofef was presenUd.a cor
sake of white munns by the hostes
ses upon 'arrival., She received , an
array of lovely gifts. '
Birthday Luncheon
A luncheon complimenting 'Mrs.
Gaston Westbrook or her birthday jv- addition to Mr. Ioanes' add
was given ty.:her ' children Sunday reg,:Preldent Carl T. Hicks and
at her hbrae hurt, ;; ' , - Wiwat Manaeer 1 1. T. Weeks
Mtoed Summer flowers . decorated '(Rbth 0f fnud-Cured Stabilization)
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t! "J.vina; roont;';t;;;;--1;:--' V -.J I.
'":, , e ,'luncheon .' was' ' served from
t! ii dining room table which was
euvered Vithi a , white! , linen cloth
iiid. -centered' wKtf the large birth
day cake fetters wkh happy birth
day In icing, . Oik r : X' .! ' i i . '.. " .
. . The honoree received many lovely
iifti and good wishes of the day.
rThe Xollowlng - were present for
tht occasion. Mr; .and Mrs. Stokes
Westbrook and family or Kenans
flBi Mr and Mrs. Jack Barfield
f MtivOlive; MK . andMrs.j Ray
Westbrook - of V '.Raleigh, ' Mr .and
Mrs: Lewis Westbrook also of Ral
eielt :Mr ..'and Mrsi Lewia-' ' West-
Brook of Martinsville; Vs.,
Mt and Mrs- Glenn, . Kornegay
tnd Mr. and Mrs. Unwood Korne
iay 6fLKJnstonrMrs, Anna Best of
CliOtoa;. Mr; ; and Mrs. Joe . west
Irook and Jean Francis Westbrook,
W. and Mrs, . Paul Westbrook and
family, Mr.1 and Mrs, ."W, I. West
brbok:and family, the Rev. and
Mrs. M. E. Howard of Mt oUve and
Mr.' and Mrs. M. B. Kornegay and
lamfly -. . , ..'.v. . .
ASCS NOTES
CVRCD TOBACCO
ET SCHEDULED '
f The .16th Annual . Stockholders
Meeting of : Flue-Cured Tobacco
Cooperative Stabilization Corpo
tfatlon will- be held on Friday,
June 29 in Raleigh, N, C. at the
Sir waiter Hotel, beginning a
10:00 a.m. i
- Baymohd A.! Ioanes, Administra-
lor, foreign AKricuiiuai ocivil-b,
tr S:, Department of Agriculture,
will toe the principal speaker. Mr.
Ioanes has played a prominent
role to shaping., USDA's export
policies ,and activities and in re
cent f months he has spent much
Utne in the United States and Eu
rope on .'problems involving the
European Common Market. Inas
much as seventy-five percent of
y, S. Flue-cured exports move
Into those countries already in the
Common Market : and countries
yrtilch'jare potential members, U.
S. ffrowers are vitally concerned.
M. Ioanes" speech on the Common
Market will certainly be timely
and Worth-while.
.WM , w - - I
GhWei- of flue-cured tobacco and
to!;.ktten4 this meeting.
!v,,-y. 1 1 . . i -v ,
la'--CROP RYE SUPPORT
RATE ANNOUNCED:
! pAces fof , ihe ltMtt - crop of
ryejill.be.8upRorted Jn North Ca
rolina, at $102 Der. bushel for tjiej
ItAt orve crooV -For mator produc
ing aes1 where- BS psreent of U
sJ trye production Is grown, the
county rates, reflect tha terminal
raite less the freight and handling
charves needed to get the rye to
terminal markets.
''.No. change has been made from
trie 1961 f diacount schedule for
edt. To-be Visible for support,
rv must -eootaia not more than L
if.: ...
jiiVsi In previous years, price sup
port on J96-ropvrye will be car
r)d out; through farm and warehouse-stored
loans and purchase
agreements., Support will be avai
lable.'frdm' harvesttime through
1 January 41, -1961 Loans will ma-
Uire in. North .Carouna on r eoru'
ary 28, ,1961 .. .
" Growers' are remmded that par
ticipatlon in the. 1962 feed grain
nroffram, for .corn, erain sorehum
or barler will not be 'a condition
o. eligibility for price support on
1962-crop rye. Participation in the
j6I feed grain program was re
quired.,. JOT. l0l-CTop rye prwc
support eligibility.
MISllSE i'OF': TOBACCO
Mlarkxtinqard
L.The eYflee cnanarer was h Fe
deral CoOrt to Wilmington on Tu
esday and-, Wednesday of this
week. One of the cases being tried
ni the u. S. Government vs Ja-
vth Sbnlth for the misuse of Smi
th's tobacco card. Smith was fined
$260 and given a.Zft year sente
nceH suspended tp 3 years proba-
C O K E C I I O "
. j4w, . - r-f- - -
Card mailed you, with Notice PS
303. dated April 17, 1962, shows
the North Carolina support rate
on Muiaung i uiton m ine r.asi
erjn,'Area to be 33.0c. This should
fee corrected on all cards to show
34.c ' ';,'.;..;.'.
;.The : card showed Middling 1"
'Cotton in the Western' Area to
be 33.48c This should be correc
ted W show 33.61c. :
AXLIN FCN .
rAa American arid a Russian sol-
diet laced one another across, the
Carriers of East and ,West Berlin.
U 'time they, fell into an argu
ment.' ' ' u'-' '
. flrt-my country - sail) tne Ame
ticaii. "I can go to the door of the
"WTUte 'House and ring 'the bell and
ss just what I thtrik ofKen-
uttrF-l'1 '' ' ' ir ! - :
X'So what, said the Russian rov
mptiMusly.T'Ih ihy country' 1
can go to the Sate of- the' Kremlin
ana sav iusi wnai uwu -idwui
Kennedy." : ' . .
ALL IHIRPOSI
3-in-o:GoiL
Oils Eviryfhlnn
( I
' Specials
TABLERITE
TABLERITE
ARMOUR
Cliffy M mlM&im Lb.
TABLERITE ,: , V"-' iV-- .-H."
juicy ' .ki-v;'. ';
TREET ...;f!:: 2 cans 79c
VIENNA SAUSAGE 2 Cans 39c
CORN BEEF HASH M M Cans 3 for $1.00
TALL CAN
FOR
I G. ; LARGE SWEEt
303
Can
SWISS MISS
7)
NEW SIMONIZE
TABLERITE
Pet K
ilk 9)
mas
CHARCOAL
2 lbs. Instant
5 -lbs. ..
10 lbs. .
20 lbs. .
, AT THIS ;
v STORE y
Closed The 4th.
For July 5th Thru
111
2 for 2
With
Floor X
Wax O
Price
..33c
. 35c
..63c
$1.15
lie
4ty
ir jK,. y ';
'
y July 11th.
19c Carton
4 ;' - ' it i.y
Plus Deposit
Grocery .Order
Pt. 30c
Qt. 49c
OF
REG.
PRICE
less'
Have
A Cook Out
This
Week-end
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J j ' j
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