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Mrs. L. E. Pope is SK-ding sev
eral days in New Bern' with Mr.
end Mrs. James Earl Jones and
fdmi'y.- '
Miss Lucille Pope of Mount Olive
v' 'tod M;s. J. N. Home Thursday
i rnoon. . , ' .- .' I i
:..r. and Mrs, I.i G. Turner went
to Clinton Thursday mcrning on
Lu&S. ,, ; i '
Mrs V,Vler Ue toysd. Watt and'
Lou Aon of.Tearliey visited Mr.i
and Mrs. M. J. Kciiy Thursday, i ;
, Mi s. Lula Mathis went to Warsaw
Satur lay. ' i - f
. Mr. nd Wrs. O. K AVooda Paul
and Susan of Ne Bern spent the
week end wiltr Miv and- Mrs. L. G.
Turner. Mrs. Woe! and Mr.-Tur-i
ned spent Friday at Topsail Beach.
Mrs. Andrev Jnvncr'snent Friday
at Tof sail Beach., '-" 1
a ; , rf Mrs Huftert Tucker, Rut
sell and Dan went to Greenville i
Sunday, Russell, will.be a freshman
i at East Carolina-College this year.
, Mrs FMiiy' Dail and Wayne Dail
. v, Goldsbcro, N. C.
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of aiinquapia visited Mr. and Mrs.
u u. Turner, bunaay. :.t
Mr and Mrs- Jerry Smjth 'and
boys and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lanier
and family spent the week -end at
the Smith's eotta at Wilmington
Hence, ;;;.r..3-'4-; Xtl.
Mrs. Hui v Sanderson,' ' Pamela
awl' -Tammy' spent - sometime last
week in Norfolk visiting ' relatives.
MrSv .1, Pi- Tucker, Mr, and .Mrs
Alvin Powell, Sherry and Durward
pent the week end in Norfolk with
Mr. and Mrs. Thede Tucker. -
Mrs. Abbie Smith, Mrs. ' Alvin
Powell and Mrs. J. P. Smith spent
Tuesday m Wilmington with,' Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Evans and family.'.
Mr. aad 'Mrs. Herbert -Powell of
Pittsburg, Petinsylvabla ere Moa
day eight supper ruests of Mr, and
Mrs. Aiyip jpoweu..
Mrs. Walter Lee Bryan and Rou
Kelly .visited their lister. Mrs. J,
w-Hamilton in- James Walker
Memorial ilospltal, Wilmington Sun-
aay-
The Hnrbert Smiths hod as. sup
per guests last Saturday night, Mr.
and Mm vtieiin Meready and girls,
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Nights For Convenience
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Produce Market Truck
Clinton, N.C. ,
i ' 'Mr., "i Mrs Danny Batts it
Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs, Rudy Halso
f ..-iuain and Randie Outlaw
of Kcaansville.
Oliver Smith has returned home
from ; Ann ' Harbor, Mich,, ' where
e attended the 'National kxplor
er Delegate Conference.' While a
way he v.eHt over-4nto' CsHiada
and vitrted many places of inter
est. ' ' ' ' -J
"i Mr. ! Mr. : !Mert- Tucker,
iXils and ' Dan .went to ? Buies
Creek, Monday. Ellis wilt nttcad
Caawbell i College-this year;'
Miss Anne Pope left Monday tor
Raleigh; she' will be a senior , a'
Meredith College. '
' Mrs.- Nell Batta and Miss SlieThy
Batts went last- week1 In Hampton,
Va. with Mis Sue Batts. - '
tar; Garland Brown of Newports
News, Va. spent last week with Jiin
mother, Mrs. Lellie Mae Brown,
Mf.; and" Mrv - Jack -Joy ner, at
tended the funeral of Mr Mnllie
Bryant In Wallace Sunday... after
noon. ' ' , 3 ': "
r CarcfCif ThahJcs
!l 2- I wish to thank everyone ror weir
'prayers, visits." cards .; and 'Other
acts of;kind'ess shown me' during
my stay in the hospital and 'while
recuperating at home, Vj;
Mrs. J. E. Tucker . . .
Mrs. Hudson
Honored At
Shower ,,
Mr. "William Hudson, nee Miss
Swannie Quinn, a recent bride was
honored on last Saturday night at
a miscellaneous shower in the home
of Mra. Roscoe Potter. Joint hos
tesses were Mesdames Abbie Smith
and William Potter. i
.. Theiionoree was presented a cor
sage in pink upon her arrival. r
tiames and contests weer enjoyed
daring the evening.
The' gift, table was centered with
a beautiful white and green flower
arrangement and the many useful
and attractive gifts placed around
the centerpiece. , . .
The nonoree opened the gifts and
passed them for all to admire.
1 The hostesses served delicious re
freshments to the twenty one guests
present. , .
HOC Met
Wednesday r
The. Magnolia Home Demonstra
tion -Out met Wednesday after
noon, September 5, at me ciud
j building. t
' The president, Mrs. L. E. Pope,
presided. Mrs. Pope lead the devo
tionaVfollowed with grayer Tat Mrs.
J. fW. Evani" Jv i ..:'.-;i-
Mrs. Bettie Mae Tucker, led the
; group in singing "America The
Beautiful'', f,
. The' secretary, Mrs. Albert West,
read the minutes of the last meet
ing and called the toll.
, The demonstrations, 'How Well Is
Vour Kitchen Arranged?" was giv
en by Mrs. Britt.
Leaders reporting were, Educa
tion - Mrs. Kenneth. Taylor; Cloth
tag" MrsvC. J. Thomas. 1
The -meeting closed toy repeating
the club collect. ;
HAri evening of fun end entertain
ment was sponsored by' the Magno
lia -Lions Qub.' Wednesday evening.
September yn .the,; school t auditor-
Collon
; Phone LY 2-2389
Lane 701 , ;
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Cf&L DE0KAT4ON QUARTET Tkert few will figar. tn tke icicatkn Stptembef '
. 12 bf aim 340,000-herMpowcfr unit it Cal-olkit Ppwar & Lijht Company'! stmn
; ikctric flMMrdrwg i4aiit mar GoMsioro. ' They mi 6rnor Sof)rd upper left), .
. principal ipeaker; L V. Sultoa upv cliht', CP&L prfeii who. will Jecrib
- the.uMH new anil; foimer Coiigressniaii G.-o'-im tarden (lowsr left),, who fijvrcd ,
in' tht witial GoMsbar plant project and will oct os matter of rmonii; and
'.Cpagrtssaiaa David N. Hendarso of tha Third CistricL-t'' j'.f ,!i-s; i ; ?
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Eneineers with Carolina Power
&. Light. Company are poised to
coimter. hurricane havoc which
could come along the Coastal Ca
folinas. ',. .
Edear M. Geddie. suoeninten-
dent -of lines land coordinator of
the disaster plan; calls it a "stitch
in . tame", routine .borne of -expert
lence gained ih past emergencies
Its . purpose: : restore - service in ,
the . shortest possible time. Its
logistics resemble a well-directed
military operation
. Jimmy Jones of New Bern acted
is .nueb. ... , t ,,''
Miss Magnolia for 1962 was ho
sen from a group of seven girls.
Linda Smith, daughter, of vMr,' nd
Mrs. 'J .P. Smith was the winner,
with Ellen Rouse in second place
.' and Ellen Wiikins third. '
Carol Ann Tucker, Hilda Halberg
Linda Smith, and Annette Caven
iugh did a dance routine. ,. '. ":
; - Carol '; Ann Tucker f aha Doug
:5mith .each ;did a, pantomine. ;
There was a male leg contest in
vhich J. P. Smith won first place
ihd Charlie Thomas second. -
The henpecked husband Contest
was won by Melvin Pope. ;
Mrsy Ann Martino, Annette Cav
:naugh and Carol Ann Tucker sang,
vith Linda fimitlj at the piano:fv.
Jimmy Jones sang,; played his
rumpet, and did monologues. '
Proceeds for the evening went to
he Community Building fund. I
Canasta Hostess
Mrs. Abbie Smith was hostess to
her Canasta Club last Tuesday
lighG 1 'j .'"J?
Those . playing were Mesdamfes
Jerry Smith, J. L. Lanief C. L.
QuinB, Melvin Pope, Wendell Ean
ATilliam Potter, Joe Newkirk, Earl
Baker, Hugh Sanderson, McDonald
Beasley,. Worth Potter and Abbie
Smith. '
High score was made by Mrs.
William' Potter; Sshe was awarded a
prize of stationery and an address
bonk.". "' V : :-:i:- ' '
The hostess served 7Up.iloat.and
cookies. U .
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T Whsn kAyQ&e'- weather' threatens
the' .JCPSif system, department
lines dissolve and all hands except
esntiai 'fperatois ,'ltiurn; to the
tak at hand.. As coordinator, Ged-
a' '- a' : - ' 1 ii J U ;M ' n
die i $3 in command and It .It '.not
unusual ' for ; rafjkihi officers ; to
alep'iinte .the; breach. .. . i s-,,: ;
The eompany fivet; division" line
superintanidents, atRaiegh, Wil
miBfiloh. ' Southern Pines, Ashe-
ville and Florence S. C, are di
vision coordinators. , Under them
are,,. rea coordinators managers,
line; foremen or engineers in
charge of setting the plan into
rjjotion on, the local level. v'
.'-I'his: imaneuvei? requires plan
nine. K vision and area coordi-
nators - have atreaoy neia skuh
i advance ot tne nurwane
season, Each stonm teaches CP&L
snmcthhit new, and the disaster
plan is refined and improved each
year' :J " r ""',M
Not confined to hurricanes, the
same procedure goes intr motion
When trouble results from- ice
storms, snow or . severe thunder
Storms. : ; : "-' "'' ':; v rw?
In the hurricane-prone Wilmin
gton.,1 District, area ' coordinator
are spotted at-WHrningtoih, White
rtllei Eiiabethtown, Wallace,' ; NeW
tiewi ' Jacksonville, Kinston ' an
Mrirhed..jpity, ," points whert
radEo ; bb&e-'stations assure"'iadV
Ckitrunuriications. ' Their ;divdsiori
Methotf ' .Substation '' In 7 Raleiglf
coordinator' is T. H. (Mickey Halt
i visir.n : iine suporinterKtent ai
Wilmington. : ""-rJ .."":.'
Every oftice in the region la a
comiVic'4 pm, with all' personnel
assigned' specific emergency du
ties. Clerka ; man telephones , W
take and process calls fronv cus
tomersj, hooie service representa
tivev and secretaries commander
coffee pots and prepare sandwi?
ches JiA, hungry,', weary crewmen
salesmen act s is . couriers, guides
aud c4is.:. A.'Vi'oA.'' ; '':'' S
Fine detaili are covered well in
advance. Gasoline stations with
gray'jty.iflow pumps are Spatted.
Distributors of dry ice are , lined
up for quick call; materials ttre
stockpiled and inventoried "prio
rity customers" like hospitals and
water pJants are alerted to pofr
sible poxver Interruption; places
of lodging are reserved far a pos
sible influx of extra crews. .. '
Crews are directed in advance
to areas where : service facilities
are apt to be cijt .off by high wit
ter. This is a lesson learned-in
1960 romV V Huirtiicanei" Donna
which , completely . isolated , some
points iaibe Mwehead. CityrNew
l- !i, ti 3 fi: ;-p . y i il oar iiiitul
H dull -frequency radio equip
:,wm at ail U its major generat
ing planin and .at Jacksonville,
J.'rinbunT. Mn-rehead City and
MUhod Substation in Raeligh.
Uit.-i:'nunnet W ' twitricted soiey to
emergency use. ..'.-'-'
, Goi..Ae'S -office and the corn-
party's dispatching center at 'Me
thod serve' as the commend posts
which'--direct - coMtfuction crews.i
tree : trimmers and service vehi
cles to trouble spots. Utility cofis-
trtirtiul firms- that : do - contract
work for-CP&L are on -eall- in
ertiel-encies. 'Also, through a long
standing agreement 'neighboring
electric cwnpsmes land 'crews w
OP&L i- wtth the i undorstandang
thait in time a liket favor , will
be sstoed of .CP&L, r 4; ' !
yWith one' alert already -behind
Wwm .; ., ... because of ', Hurricane
Aima that veered off into the Al-f
Krti,c -r CP&L' engineers - have
theijf disaster . plan poised and
ready ftir, action.-, 'jV!'
HeadquarterS for the fight acainst
the pert is the- N. C.-Department of
fculturts'S Border Belt Tobacco
Research i Station v at'CWhiteville ;
Field experiments are conducted a
a 5S-acre farm near Everareen and
a 92-acre farm near Dillion, S. C.
Dr. Thomas W. Alley
Optometrist -' '
.v; .-Warsaw, N.-C.'"-' ! i1'
Rear ef Warsaw Drug Company
Tnes. Sat from 8:30 te t:
Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted
Old Photograpjhis . ;
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will that is lacking! ; . r i -
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