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Keep Windshields Clear
For Safety
Snow, ice and fag are serious
traffic hazards.
"Driving is at least 90 pre cent
vision," states the Accident Preven
tion department of the Association
of Casualty and Surety Companies,
in urging motorists to keep wind
shields clear.
Modern automobiles give good
visibility in all directions, but the
glass must be clear to be of use
the ACSC advises.
Keeping your windshield clear
after you are under way in snow,
fog or rain requires a windshield
with good blades and proper blades
pressure and an effective heatir.g
and defrosting system.
Two County Youths Nominated
For Morehead Scholarships
Om ha odred-eighty ore North
Carolina high schrol male seniors. |
including two boy's from Duplin
County, have been selected for con
4deration for 1963 four-year all
fepense-paid Morehead Scholar
ships to the University cf North
Carolina by Morehead Scholarship
County Scholarship Committees this
jhil. County nominees are Donald
Ray Bryant, Faison, and Jerry Ed
mond Simpson, Beulaville.
Vnese beys will now be interview
ed by Morehead Scholarship District
Committees beginning in January.
The 181 youths were selected from
833 boys who were nominated this
fall by high school nominating com
mittees. Tne 833 students were then
interviewed by Morehead Scholar
Honey and Satt
Carl Sandburg's New Book of Poems
To Appear On His 85th Birthday
Car} Sandburg will mark his 83th
birthday on Sunday January 6.
with the publication of a new book
HONEY AND SALT - 77 new poems
ceelbrating, with his customary of
celebrating, with his customary vi
gor and affirmation, the themes he
has become fames for during
a half century of creativity
Both Governor Otto Kerner
of Inninois and Governor Terry
Sanford of North Carolina have de
clared January 6, 1963 as Carl
Sandburg Day.
HONEY AND SALT will be the 35th
book that Harcourt, (Brace k World
has published by Carl Sandburg sin
ce he first appeared on their list
THE CHICAGO RACE RIOTS, in
1919, the year the company was
founded.
Since then, Mr. Sandburg has
twice won the Pulitzer Prize - in
1940 for History with the publica
tion of ABRAHAM LINCOLN: THE
WAR YEARS and in 1961 for Poetry
with the publication of his COM
PLETE POEMS.
The publication of HONEY AND
SALT will be observed with a birth
day tribute in New York to Mr.
Sandburg (>y notables in the arts.
Mr. Sandburg has won extraordi
nary recognition for his contribution
as a biographer, journalist, histor
ian, poet, novelist, and musician.
The home Of his Swedish immigrant
parents in Galesburg, Illinois, where
he was born, was dedicated as a
literary shrine in 1946. A dozen ele
ship County Committees throughout
ihe state. Each North Carolina Cou
nty is entitled to have at least one
nominee considered for a Morehead
Scholarship by the Morehead Scho
larship District Committees.
The Morehead Scholarships are
considered among the best in the
nation. They were established in
1931 by John Motley Morehead, na
tive North Carolinian and UNC
graduate of the class of 1891 who
now lives in Rye, N. Y.
Mr. Morehead Is the chairman of
the John Motley Morehead Foun
dation which provides the scholar
^'ps for the undergraduate educa
tion of males from North Carolina
uibn scnoois and from selected pre
paratory schools throughout the na
tion.
North Carolina's 100 counties are
divided into seven districts for
Morehead Scholarship consideration
purposes.
mentary Junior and senior high
schools across the country bear his
name. Among the colleges and uni
versities here sod abroad that have
bestowed honorary degress upon
him are Harvard, Yale, New York
University, Dartmouth, and his al
ma mater, Lombard College. In 19
52 the American Academy of Arts
and Letters awarded him their
Gold Medal for History and Biogra
phy. The 'Poetry Society of Ameri
ca awarded him its gold medal for
distinguished achievement in 1953.
In 1956 the University of Illinois
acquired his manuscripts, books,
and papers, and plans to build a
special room at the university to
hold the collection.
Mr. Sandburg, who has been mar
ried for 54 years to the former Lil
lian Paula Steichen, sister of photo
grapher Edward Steichen, now liv
es in Flat Rock, North Carolina.
He is the father of three daughters,
Telga, Margaret, and Janet, and
has two grandchildren.
The Christmas present that fits
every stocking is a U. S. Savings
Bond. Your bank has a handsome
new gift envelope for every Savings
Bond purchased as a gift;
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Dr. Thomas W. Alley
Ojjametrlst
Warsaw, N. C.
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relief, you caiTuke STANBACK with
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We are pleased to announce that effective Monday, December 3rd, Rivnbark's Distrifcutory
Company will be our representative and distributor in Wallace, N. C. and vicinity.
With their experience and the service they can give, it makes a wonderful combination with I
Wayne's outstanding dairy products. They are "Fresher By A Day", because direct from our own
fine farms through our modern automated plant to you. Available in sparkling glass or convenient !
disposable plastic.
Below is a list of our producer-owners located in Duplin County ? all outstanding dairy rl
farmers. In the last 12 months they were paid $151,103.39 from Wayne Dairy., In other words, by
trading with Wayne you are trading with home folks and keeping your money in Duplin County.
ROBERT GRADY Rt. 1, Mt. Olive, N. C.
ADRAIN JONES Rt. 1, Mt. Olive, N. C.
E. E. JONES Rt. 2, Mt. Qlive, N. C.
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