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VOL XXXHI NO. 10 KENANSVILLE. N.C. MARCH 10. 1966 PRICE 10* PLUS TAX
State Easter Seal Child For 1966
CHAPEL HILL - David Ben
jamin Golson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. E. Golson of Ashe
vllle, North Carolina has been
named state Easter Seal Child
for 1966. He was appointed by
L. H. Mount. Durham, presi
dent of the North Carolina So
ciety for Crippled children and
Adults (The Easter Seal So
ciety).
During the Easter Seal Cam
paign, wnlch covers the month
of March and ends on April
10, Easter Sunday, David will
bring a message of hope and
a promise for an independent
future for crippled children who
are helped by Easter Seal con
tributions. He will greetEaster
Seal volunteers as the guest
of Mrs. Dan K. Moore, the
state's first lady, at a Tea on
March 17, St. Patrick's Day.
David is 13 years old and
has attended camp Easter In
the Pines, at Southern Pines,
a camp for crippled children
owned and operated by the Eas
ter seal Society. He cites his
experiences at Camp Easter as
the most exciting of his life,
saying: "I loved the swimming,
the nature studies, the arts and
crafts! The food was wonder
ful and all the people were so
nice to me."
He also constantly talks of the
outstanding beauty of the setting
of the Camp ana when visited .
by Easter Seal state officers
recently, he Immediately said
he wanted to attend two sessions
of the camp next summer.
He is a student at the Ashe
vllle Orthopedic Hospital and
according to his teachers Is a
bright, responsive boy who
makes good grades.
D av id
B enjamin Golson
Duplin Art
News
By: Del Parkerson, Warsaw
The February art exhibit at
Home Federal Savings in W ar
saw has been removed and will
be replaced this week by an
exhibit from the St. Johns Sales
Gallerv of Wilmington. The na
ture or this exhibit is not known
at ths time, but it is presumed
that It will consist mainly of
oils. These will be on exnlbit
for the month of March and
should be one of the most out
standing exhibitions at Home
I
Federal yet. The quality of this
exhibit will be high and will
probably contain the works of
several eastern North Carolina
artists. Be sure and see it
sometime during the windy
month.
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The Kinston Art Center,
106 1/2 W. Caswell Street, Kins
ton, n. C. which is near all the
citizens of Duplin County has
an excellent exhibit also for the
month of March. The Fifth Tra
veling Exhibition of the Asso
ciated Artists of North Caro
lina, Incorporated will open on
Sunday, March 6th from 3:00
to 5:00 p.m. there. This exhi
bit is composed of twenty-one
works chosen from thelOtn Ex
hibiting Members' Show held
last January at North Caro
lina State University In Raleigh.
Selection was made by the ju
ror, Dr. John Richard Craft,
Director of the Columbia Mu
seum of Art, Columbia, South
Carolina. The show will remain
at the Art Center through March
27th. Gallery Hours are: Tues
day through Saturday from 9:00
to 1:00 and 2;00 to S;00 p.m.;
Sunday s from 3:00 to 5:00 p.
m.; tne Art Center is closed
on Mondays.
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A future event worthy of men
tioning now is the Azalea Arts
Festival which the KlnstonArts
Council has scheduled for April
17th and 18th at "Hillcrest"
(courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt
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March Scout Program Themes Announced
Knights of the Round Table,
one of the legends that most
appeals to boys, will be the
March program theme for Cub
Scout packs In the Tuscarora
Council, Boy Scouts of Ameri
ca, George Finch, District
Commissioner announced to
day.
The older Boy Scouts during
March will stress advancement
skills to prepare for emergen
cies, at troop meetings and an
outdoor activity Finch said.
"Over the years the story of
King Arthur has been one of the
most popular themes In Cub
Scouting" Finch said. "TheCub
Scouts will capture some of the
romance and chivalry of the
days when armored knights rode
their steads across the land In
a great quest for freedom and
honor."
Among the suggested activi
ties for cub scouts to do with
Finley Elected Chmn.Board
New York, N. Y. - Follow
ing the annual Shareowners
Meeting of J. P. Stevens and
Co., Inc., on Tuesday, March
1, 1966, the company's board of
directors, at its organization
meeting, elected James D. Fin
ley as chairman of the board.
Robert T. Stevens as presl
dent, chief executive officer,
and chairman of the executive
committee, and John p. Baum as
vice chairman of the board. All
the other officers were reap
pointed and, In addition, Mr.
A. J. Smith, treasurer, was ap
pointed a member of the exe
cutive committee.
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April
Juror
JURORS-GENERAL COUNTY
COURT APRIL, 1966
Herbert C. Lewis, Ralph Gur
ganus, Roy Turman. Alphli,
Harry Elsenberg, Alfred L.
Smith, William Sprunt Wells,
Jacob Williams, James A.
Bowden, Haywood Miller, Nor
wood Graham, Evander Savage,
Earl D. Blizzard, Martin Hous
ton.
Sidney Allen Whaley, Eugene
C. Thompson, Jr.. Robert P.
Summerlin, Joe Johnson, Wood
ard Davis, Luther B ryant,
Bryce Hardison.
A. Menges). This will be a two
day event featuring a garden
tour, art exhibit, music pro
gram, fashion show, luncheon
and guitar concert. Sounds like
a blue ribbon event, so check
It on your calendar now.
Lighting Fixtures
Accent Furnishing
Current trends in lighting
fixtures tie in with current
trends in all home furnishings.
"Early American, which has
been consistently popular, is
now appearing in a more so
phisticated way, with more
formal styles and elegant
adaptations," reports Julius
Friedman, vice president.
Progress Manufacturing Co.
"Some 19th century designs
of France and England are
much in evidence. The Span
ish influence, so strong for
several seasons, is now more
prominent than ever."
Lighting fixtures reflect all
these trends, and thus serve
to accent home furnishings
more effectively.
Among the new lighting fix
ture designs for spring '66 are
dramatic crystal chandeliers,
star-cut beveled glass panels
In lanterns and pendants, cast
chandeliers and matching wall
and ceiling fixtures, with rich
amber or smoke glass globes.
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Licenses
Issued
Marriage licenses Issued by
Christine W. W Ullams, Regis
ter of Deeds, Kenansvllle, North
Carolina, for the month of Feb
ruary, 1966, were as follows;
Robert Holmes Smith, Rose
Hill, and Elizabeth Klnsey,
Mount Olive.
Henry Herbert Wade, Wal
lace and Helen Jeanette Pear
sell, Rose Hill.
Raymond Kenneth Brooks,
Wallace and Mollle Lou Zlbe
lin, Wallace.
Ernest Marvin Shepard, Jr.,
Wallace and Brenda Carol Pitt
man, Willard.
Robert Wayne Eves, Kenans
vllle and Ruth Annette Caven
augh, Kenansvllle.
Purvis Devone Council, Rose
Hill and Louise Johnson, Rose
Hill.
John Henry Winston, Kenans
vllle and Emma Dora Phllyaw,
Bowden.
Benjamin Jefferson Spencer,
Jr., CurrleandLolsteneMoore.
Warsaw.
Joseph William Crews,Rich
their parents at weekly den meet
ings or at the monthly pack meet
Ing are family reading of stories
about knights, dramatization of
special scenes, games adapted
to early times, and making ar
mor and models of catapaults,
castles, drawbridges, and
moats.
The major Scouting skill for
Boy Scouts during March will
be signaling by semaphore or
Morse code, although there also
will be training on how to trans
port an injured person, how to
. make fire starters, ways to
secure help in an emergency,
how to make an emergency paclt,
and mobilization plans.
Suggested activities for the
high-school-age Exploreres In
clude programs based on old
time movies, entertaining sen
ior citizens, and Information on
school study habits and prepar
ing for examinations.
Preparation for the large
Council Camp-ORee which will
be held at the Wayne County
Fair Grounds April 15-16-17
Is another of the activities of
both the Scout Troops and Ex
plorer Posts. Dr. Mett Ausley
from Warsaw will be one of
the area Chiefs with N. H.
Carter from Wallace and Dr.
A. K. Spencer from Clinton
as assistant area chiefs. Dr.
Ausley will be organizing a
large staff to handle the nearly
700 boys In his area.
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lands and Ramona Jean Murray
Mathls, Beulavllle.
Bobby Ray Miller,Greenville
and Nancy Faye Williams,
Greenville.
Charley Gordon Hodges,
W arsaw and Hazel Scott Jones,
Mount Olive.
John Cleveland Warren, F ai
son and Delia Dean Williams
Watkins, Faison.
Ernest Floyd Smith, Jr.,
Maysville and Pamela Sue
Qulnn, Pink Hill.
GOING W ESTERN
Western fashion craze sees
buckskin jackets and cowboy
shirts pairing up with another
favorite, stovepipe slacks.
Waccamaw Bank Opens
In Louisburg
B. L. Nesmlth, Jr., Chair
man of W accamaw Bank and
Trust Company, announced to
day that the Federal Deposit In
surance Corporation, in a meet
ing held in Washington, D. C?
Thursday, March 3, approved
application of Waccamaw Bank
to establish a full service of
fice in the Town of Louisburg,
County Seat of Franklin County.
Approval was given by the State
Banking Commission In their
meeting on November 24.
Mr. James R. Grady, for
merly Cashier of the Rose Hill
Office, will be In charge of
the new office and other per
sonnel will be secured from
the Loulsburg area, where pos
sible.
Plans are underway to begin
operation at the earliest pos
sible date.
Sheffield Gels Recognition
In Award Program
Charles J. Sheffield of Shef
field Motor Company, Warsaw,
has qualified for special recog
nition In Ford Motor Company's
first National Dealer Traffic
Safety Award Program.
The dealership this week re
ceived a plaque and commenda
tion from Fletcher N. Piatt, ma
nager of Ford's traffic safety
ana highway Improvement de
partment.
"Ford Motor Company Is
proud of your achievements, and
of the achievements of the entire
dealer body, In promoting traf
fic safety." Mr. Piatt's com
mendation read. "We appre
ciate the time, energy and other
resources you are devoting to
this vital subject and hope that i
you will continue and Intensify 1
your efforts."
Ford began its program last
fall as an annual means of re
cognizing Ford and Lincoln
Mercury dealers who help Im
prove traffic safety in their
communities.
Dealers were urged to act In
four specific areas; assure that
customers are fully Informed
about the benefits, operation
maintenance of safety equip
ment on vehicles; provide cars
for driver education; support
sound vehicle Inspection pro
grams, and encourage adoption
of better local and state traffic
laws.
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And booming sales prove it! More and more people are
switching to Ford every day...and no wonder. Fords do things
other cars can't. ? You can have a radio in any car, but Ford
offers a Stereo-Sonic Tape Player option that turns your car
into a concert hall with music of your choice. ? Most station
wagons have a one-way tailgate, but Ford's Magic Doorgate
swings out like a door for people and down like a tailgate for
cargo. ? Most cars offer a choice between manual and auto
matic shift, but Fairlane's GT/A Sport Shift works both ways.
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