P *Gk 3 THE DUPLIN TlMES-rPROGRESS SEN riNE) AUGUST 6
Deceased Veterans
Used 164,000 Flags
More than 164,000 American
(las* used to drape the cartels
el daceaaed veterans were Is
sued in 1M3. the Veterans Ad
ministration said today.
That was about 11,000 more
than in the previous year whan
103,103 were given out. accord
ing to J. D. DeRamus, Manag
er of the North Carolina VA
Regional Office.
These flags are used to
drape the cartels of veterans
with wartime service who were
(Uncharged under conditions
other than dishonorable, or
who served at least one enlist
ment during peacetime, unless
discharged or released from
duty for disability in line of
service
Customarily these flags ar
gives to next of kin, close fri
ends or aoooclatee of the vote
rang at the conclusion of th
services.
DeRamus said flags may b
obtained from VA offices am
at some 19,MO post offices ij
this country as well as embas
sies, consulates. Department.
During the past 13 years th
number of flags Issued has is
creased from 01,000 annual];
to the more than 104,000 figure
' 1ft-'
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GERMAN PEACH PUDDING
\k cup butter or margarine
1/3 cup sugar
1 egg ? ? ? ? ? -J
1 cup flour
> 1 teaspoon baking powder
H cup milk
4 cup* chopped peaches
1 cup sugar
e Cream together butter and
2 3 cup sugar. Beat in the egg
thoroughly Sift together the
8 flour and baking powder, then
add It alternately with the milk
8 to the egg and butter mixture.
1 Beat until smooth. Pour into
? a 1-14 quart casserole or 3-inch
k baking pan. Pour over the bat
ter 4 cups o t chopped peaches
8 that have been sweetened with
k l cup sugar. Bake in a moder- 1
* ate oven at 350 degrees for 40 I
minutes or until done. Serve
with or without heavy cream 1
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We Have
New Seed
For
Late Summer and
Fall Planting!
RUTABAGA
TURNIP
MUSTARD
and other Greens
COLLARD
STRING
BEANS
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I If s Caok Ort Time I
Reach for
DAINTY MAID
Rdls I> Imw
Warsaw IMews
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cost in am
nephews, Mike and Bobby Has
ty of Kenansville spent thi
week end in Norfolk, Virginia
with his brother and family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Costii
and son Wayne.
Mr. Willoughby Millard ii
home on leave with his family
Mrs. Millard and Stuart, Du
ane, and Jeannie.
Mrs. 0. 0. Phillips of Green
sboro q>ent last week with hei
daughter and family, Mr. ant
Mrs. Bill Best and Leslie.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wil
liams and son Frederick o>
Beulaville were Sunday dinnei
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
ny Jenkins, Jr., and Jona.
Mrs. T. R. Quinn and her
daughter Mrs. Richard Wil
liams of Beulaville shopped in
Goldsboro Friday.
Friends of Mr. Julius Sutton
will regret to learn that he is
a patient in Veterans' Hospital
in Fayetteville.
Mrs. Johnny Jenkins, Jr.
shopped in Goldsboro Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill of
Stillwater, Okla. are visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Mattie
Torrans.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurmon Gas
ter and Dawn spent the week
end in Erwin with their par
eats, Mr. and Mrs. Thurmon
j Castor, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs.
h Louis Norris. Their son retur
e ned home with them to spend ,
a this week. I;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodard
j returned home Monday even- 1
ing after spending last week ,
5 vacationing in the mountains
of North Carolina and Tennes
SCO.
Mr. and Mrs. David Sutton !
and Mrs. Betty Lockamy visit
r ed their brother Julius Sutton .
1 in Veteran's Hospital in Pay- .
etteville Sunday. ?
Tim Hunter returned home
f Sunday after spending two
r weeks with his aunt and uncle, ,
Mr and Mrs. Troy S. Brown
in Norfolk, Virginia. .
Mrs. Benny Wilson and chil- ?
dren, Nancy and Benny, Jr.
returned home Sunday after
spending last week with Mrs.
A. D. Wilson in Greenwood, S. ?
C.
Mrs. Richard Williams and
sosn Frederick of Beulaville
spent Wednesday with the
Gerald Quinns. Mr. Williams f
joined them in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Onofrey p
of Cleveland, Ohio returned ^
this week after spending two ..
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Blanc hard
Mrs. Nathan Costin and boys, ri
Nathan, Jr., Charles and Mic
hael spent Monday in Wilming- t
ton.
Dr. and Mrs. L. P. Miggin
son and children were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. s
Mett Ausley. m
Harold Matthis of Orlando. s
Florida returned home after v
spending two weeks with his h
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Matthis. |i
Pat Matthis., has raoantly c
spent several days with his e
cousin, Lynn Wilson in War
renton.
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Terry Wilson of Warrenton
visited in Warsaw during the
Mrs. E. L Mat this and too
Grey are visiting with her mo
ther, lbs. L. R Patterson la
Mr. and Mrs. William West
and boys, Billy, Jr., Rodney
and Terry Ot New Orleans
Louisiana. Tommy Irrin of
rerrihaute, Indiana. Mr. and
Mrs Thomas West of More
vend City spent Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert West,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray West
Giget Gibson has returned
after visiting in Florida.
Kathy and Gayie Whitfield
are visiting with their aunt,
Mrs. Reubin Mercer in Greens
Mra.
Dan Sutton, Bill Taylor,
Mack Johnson, William Outlaw,
and Mickey Davis spent last
reek at East Carolina attend
ing the Football Clinic.
BALTIC BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Helen Smith was hos
es* to the Baltic Bridge Club
est Friday evening in her
tome on Pine Street at S:00
t. m.
Summer flowers were used
a the living room where two
ables of bridge were in play.
Playing were Mrs. Seth Hill.
Art. Mattie Torrans, Mrs. Gra
tam Register. Mrs. Winnie Da
is, Mrs. Thurmon G aster,
Art. Ray Walker, Mrs. Hubert
ferr.itt Jr., and Mrs. Bruce
'orrans .?
Mrs. Mattie Torrans received
i patio bug nite light for high,
?rs. Walker received a re
eipe box for second high and
(rs. Register received a util
ty brush for traveling.
During progressions, she
erved candy and Cokes and at
nid-point of play, she served
emon cream pie.
PRIED CHICKEN SUPPER
The Men's Sunday School
lass of the First Baptist Chu
ch entertained their wives
rith a fried chicken supper
'riday evening at 7:00 p. m.
he supper was held at Carl
Mi's pond where the men ser
ed the ladies fried chicken, (
otato salad, sliced tomatoes,
oils and cold lrinks.
Approximately 40 persons at
ended.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
The Calvary Baptist Church
unday School enjoyed them
elves last Sunday following
unday School and Church ser
ices with a picnic which was
eld at the Cliff s.
The families gathered toge
m with their baskets of deli
ious foods and enjoyed an
vening of fellowship.
Dr. J. M. Kornegay and dau
? j-tafjM- TVi#?itt ??' if laai Ui'jdk
toured otter point* of Merest.
Dr. and Mr*. Kornegay and
gkfs spent the weak end at At
lantic Beach following their
?i ?|nm from TlTn on VMA
return from nicw ion.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Berwick
and bogra spent last weak at
their cottage at WrightsvOle
Beach. Mrs. Berwick and boys
remained for several more
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Taylor
and Love. Hunt and Bertha
are on vacation touring many
points of interest throughout
the State.
Mrs. I. J. Quin naad son Jay
visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. G. Alderman in Rose
Hill Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Oostin
and boys and Brenda and Klr
by Strickland spent Sunday at
Carolina Beach
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Tyndall
of Kenansville visited the Joe
Costins Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Davis and
son Scott of Raleigh spent the
week end with their families,
Mr. and Mrs. W J. Weatterly
and Mrs. Martha Davis.
Friends of Mrs. P. S. Sorry
will regret to leant she is still
a patient in Duplin General
Hospital.
Friends of Mrs. Marvin Sut
ton will be glad to learn she
has returned home from Samp
son Memorial Hosptial.
Mrs. Y. L. Smith, Sandra,
and Steve Thomas had dinner
at the Marinner at Wrights
Beach Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Cootin and Mrs.
Hortenae Hasty of Ken
ansville accompanied Mrs.
Hastys son, Rudy to Camp
Morehead Saturday afternoon
where he will stay for the re
mainder of the Summer vaca
ton.
Wedding
Invitation
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Smith
equest the honor of your preaenci
at the marriage of their
daughter
Gloria Ann Smith
to
Walter Leroy Taylor
Sunday. August 16th, 1964
at
5:00 in the evening
Warsaw Presbyterian Church
Warsaw, N. C.
I
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I CROP BY SELLING AT I
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Walter Murchison, The Border's Top Auctioneer, Always Gets The
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? To Prove That He SELLS TOBACCO HIGHER. I
I The Fairmont Tobacco Market Opens On I
I Thursday, August 6... Good Sale Every Day I
Bring your loose leaf tobacco, or your primings during the first I
seven days ... You will get more money for this tobacco during
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those tirst seven days.
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Dariington, July - "Akron an
Daytona to still ae quiet M a
church graveyard mM Bob
CSoivio, on the evo of depart
ing on a trip to Washington
where bo hopod to ooattao hto
Mwpip q( returning stock
car racing to atock cars.
Comb's Akron" designation
was reference to Firestone and
Goodyear, the "big two" in
stock car racing who last week
instigated a crash-testing pro
gram at Dariingtoo Raceway
designed to produce a racing
tire that would be foihire-proof
at today's supersonic stock car
radag speeds.
Tommy Benton spent but
Weak fat Newton Grove with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Warren,
Roy and Abigail. Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. Beaton accompanied
Tommy home Saturday night
and Roy returned home with
Tommy to spend this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jones
spent the week end in Wil
mington with their aon and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Jones. Floyd and his family
will move this week to James
Island, Charleston, S. C. where
he will become Principal of
Harbor View Elementary Sch
ool.
Mr. and Mrs. Regnal Holder
and children Sandra, and Ric
ky of Kinston visited the A. M.
Ben tons Saturday.
Wednesday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A1 Smith and family
were hto mother, Mrs. W. H.
Smith and sister, Mrs. Bernie
Honeycutt and Sim of Green
ville and sister Mrs. Leon
Yeargan and twin sons, Kaan
and Keith of Roanoke, Va.
Miss Kaye Lassiter of Brwin
spent several days last week
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Carlton.
Miss Vlrgilna Erwin and Cha
rles Hew little of Chattahooc
hee, Fla. were house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Strickland,
Janrie, and Johnny during the
? week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Revelle
left Sunday for several weeks
vacation in the mountains.
Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Ausley
and children, Margaret and
Chip spent the week end at
Wrightsville Beach where they
attended Dr. Aualey's class re
union.
Mr and Mrs. Edward Snipes
have moved to Elizabeth City.
Mm Junior Johaeoa. Paul
Goldsmith I r>> Jshns sad
Bobby (UK took part to the
flrat taat using Fords, Plymoo
th aad Dodge. Mora will bo
testing this week la ttit pro
gram that wffl continue right
up to the Labor Day Southern
Mb. if needed.
?Certainly this to encourag
ing" CoMa responded to the
ipioalton was his campaign bar
ing any effect, "but yon must
remember this to a safety
mere by the tire companies
that can t effect the supersonic
goods. When we bear from
Detroit and Daytona, the only
people who can take an effec
tive aland, than we'll knew
haw we are doing."
Obviously miffed when a re
porter asked if be Agreed call
ing a halt to increasing speed
in stock car racing could be
considered halting prograao
Colvto answered, "Progress
was to improve Uie breed of
the automobile you drive and
KByawa
?but all we are proving aow i,
that we have brave and talen
ted driven and that line b
getting pretty thto.!"
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