FOOTBALL
CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE
WINNERS OF THE 'IMS
WEEKLY FOOTBALL PRIZE
Charles Pope MaxOfferman
Mickey Davis Tommy Herring
Max Offerma n Tommy Grady
Milton Costin Brad Minshew
Mike Hasty F. F. Oakley
Arthur Apple Vivian Kramer I
Kenansville Lions To Host Dist.
EDWARD T. BERRY 11!
District Governor Edward T.
Berry III of New Bern will
visit the Lions Club of Kenans
ville at 6:00 P. M. today. De
cember 10. The purpose of his
meeting will be to advise and
Gov. Today
assist President W. E. Craft
and Secretary Lauren R.
Sharpe and the officers, direc
tors. and members of the club
on matters pertaining to Lions
administration and the Lions
immense program of humani
tarian service.
Lion Berry is one of the Ml
District Governors who super
vise the activities of more than
18.534 Lions Clubs, with a
membership of over 715,787,
located in 126 free countries
and sub-divisions throughout
the world.
The Kenansville club is an
active unit of the International
Association of Lions Clubs, de
dicated to community better
ment in all its aspects; to na
tional and economic, social
and cultural progress; and to
the promotion of international
understanding and amity.
TRIAL & ERROR
CONTINUED
the inside of the building, the
carolers look as if they are
looking at you. and they alio
give that appearance from the
outside. Susan is a freshman
in High School at James Kenan
Bowden's Grocery Store in
Kenansville is a busy place to
day. They have moved from
their store on Main Street in
Kenansville to the IGA store
around the corner on the Pink
Hill Highway. Ivy says this
"moving groceries" deal is not
the easiest job in the world.
Good luck to you. Ivy and
Lucille. He says the name will
still be Bowden's Grocery.
Max Offerman of Wallace is
the winner in the football con
test which has been sponsored
by the Duplin Times-Progress
Sentinel. The winner received
two tickets to the Orange Bowl
and $100. expense check. Have
a big time. Max!
Perry Miller, a colored man
near Kenansvllle, won the
first prize, a bicycle, at the
drawing held on Saturday night
at Open House at Kenansville
Drug Store. Second prise, an
automatic perculator, was won
by Russell Gray of Beulaville
Ruth
E.E. Smith Wild
cats Take Third
Win
The E. E. Smith "Wildcats"
defeated the "Yellow Jackets"
of Charity, to take home the
first game between two Dup
lin County Schools.
The girls won by an over
whelming score of 62-21. Scor
ing for the girls were: WiUie
T- Moore with a total of M
points, Delois Farrior 20, Mary
P. Graham t. Joyce Kenan 4,
and Catherine Davis 1.
Others who were active in
the game were: Bettie Gra
ham. Martha Giles. Irish Mc
Klver, Linda Kenan, and Pear
line Holmes.
The boys took their third win ' *
by a score of 68-43. Leading In
scoring for the boys was Wil
lie Faison with a total of 22
points. He is followed by James
Quinn with 14, Linwood Wal
lace 11. Curtis Farrior 0, James
Houston' 8, and Shelton Moore
4.
Join us for another home
game on Friday, December
11th. Smith vs Dunn, and again
December 15th, Smith vs Cha
rity.
Pink Hill
Rurilans Hold
Ladies Night
Teachers from the Pink HiU
School were guests of the Pink
HiU Rurilans Thursday night.
Principal Frank WUey was pre
sented the Community Service
Award. He was cited tor his
outstanding work with the
young people of the community
and for his labors and interest
in civic undertakings. The
award was presented by Rev.
J. L. Hood.
Fred Harper, outgoing presi
dent, presided and installed
new officers of the club. Har
old Howard is the new presi
dent; Cart Ward, vice-presi
dent; Adolph Harper, secre
tary and Franklin Tyndall. tre
asurer. Leighton Turner. John
Worthington and Luther Whs
ley are the new directors.
During the past year. Harper
reviewed, the Ruritans have
conducted an suction sale,
purchased a piano for the ach
flre department and supported
the recreation program.
Guest speaker for the occas
ion wae Rev. L. C. Vereen of
Raleigh, who recalled the first
Christmas and used "Journey
into Christmas" as his theme.
Door prises ad per feci at
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RADIO PROGRAM
A program on spiritual self
discovery will be broadcast
next on the Christian Science
radio series, "The Bible Speaks
to You." It will be heard Sun
day afternoon at 4-30 over sta
tion WLSE, Wallace Title of
the program will be "Discover
ing the Man God Made."
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| 19m Hole
)) By Marvin Walaon:
(( Golf Pro - g
if Duplin Country Club I
We would like to extsod our
deepest sympathy to Assistant
Pro Billy Cooper, whose mother
passed away unexpectedly
Mooday morning. Mrs. Cooper
visited our club a few weeks
ago and was delighted with
the beautiful club house and
golf course. $he was also very
happy when we told her that
her son was doing a wonderful
Job for us and we extremely
popular with the members.
We were happy to have Hasel
Blanchard. Ruth Wiahart, Ada
Batts. and Hannah Branyon up
from Wallace Tuesday for La
dies day. They teamed up with
Lottie Smith. Juanita Kretsch.
Maude Smith and Betty Potter
and everyone had a wonderful
time. The lucky winners in the
contests that were held was
Hasel Blanchard with low
number of putts, 14, Maude
Smith, drawing; Juanita Kret
sch. closest to the flag on num
ber 3 and Hannah Branyon.
Best card hand.
GOLF ETIQUETTE
It is not considered good
Etkjuette to take several wild
practice swings on the tee be
fore you hit the ball.
GOLFER OF THE WEEK
Gibb Buck He has beca right
at the top of hit game lately
?hooting around ?0 consistent
IT.
JUNIOR CLINIC
The Junior Clinic for the
young boys and girls was rain
ed out last Saturday. It wUI
be held this Saturday (or the
Boys at 10 a. m. and the girls
at It a. m.
HOLIDAY PROGRAM
It looks as though there will
be plenty of activity going oo
In the club house during the
holidays.
First Item on the agenda is
the singing of Christmas Carols
at 10 p. m. on Saturday De
cember 10. Then cornea the
Teenage Dance on Tuesday
December Mnd, next is the big
Christmas Dance on Saturday,
December 38th. On December
31st. a Stereo Dance wUI be
held and breakfast will be ser
ved shortly after the New Year
comes in at 1 A. M. Reserva
tions for Breakfast may be
made in the Pro Shop.
Alice Miller, Sue Best, Ann
Lyndon, and Edna Merritt
were hitting some nice drives
at the ladies clinic Tuesday
morning.
Warsaw Businesses rlan
Family Discount Night
As many of the businesses as
it was possible to contact on
short notice was represented at
a meeting on Wednesday of
e >
last week to discuss plans for
our Annual Family Discount
Night, advertised elsewhere in
this paper.
Practically every W of
Mm lb town, including the
banks was repieaenied and
ahoamd much eofhuotosra for
tiila project II should. how
ever. be remembered that
?one of our merchants that
operate chain etoree might not
be ahlo to go al< ? t an the dto
count idea, but most win re
main gpen tor this night and
some other nights unti; Chris
tmas Cor the convenience of
Discussion was held as to the
days the stores will remain
cloood tor Christmas this year.
For various reasons all could
not agree to close on Saturday
following Christmas. The do
ciMon was ten to im uiw.re
tton of each individual buai
Last, but not least, was our
agreement that we
have all been Inconsiderate of
our customers as far as pro
viding convenient parking
spaces that should have boon
left tor the shoppers, which
moan so much to us. It was
that wo would be personally
rosponslhio for having our em
ployees cooperate with us in
parking back of the town hall,
across the railroad and back
of other businesses leaving all
the spaces possible available at
all times to the customers, la
the meantime wo hope to have
regular monthly meetings to
diacuas anything that we can
do for the convenience as
drawing business from the sur
rounding areas.
As s result of this meeting
several of our business people
met with the Town Board and
mrpUhtod our situation and our
desires for the present. The
Board voted to light the ares
in back of the town hall and
mark off spaces that should
toko core of approximately 40
cars immediately. This will be
ample for people working in
this area, thereby leaving all
other spares open.
We fed that united we can
ty room of the Kxtenaton oi
floe Thursday. December
IBM at 1:41 F M.. according
to R. E. WltkiiM. Kxterukxi
Agent for DupUn
R. R. Bennett will dtaouu
many of the probtema that to
bacco farmer* will he eon
fronted with in IBM. Including
new and promising varletiet
Tobacco growerm are urged to
be preaent and an time at thia v
vital meeting.
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MOVED
NEW LOCATION j
Bowden's Grocery Announces They Have Moved I
To A New Location Formeriy Known As The f
fen ansville IGA Store. j
Located on Hwy. 11 in Kenansville
Will now be
Bowden's Grocery
Owned and Operated hy I\ey, Lueille & Nickcv llowden.
Visit IIowden' 8 Grocery in Their New location
for Money Saving Grocery. Iluys.
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