1 Vote for Don Howell U. g. Congress
DEBUTANTES PRESENTED AT BALL - Eleven young ladles
from Douglass High School were presented Into society at
die Debutante Ball held Monday, May 9, 1966 In the school
auditorium. Left to right kneeling are - Katherlne Stevens,
Deborah Peterson "Miss Debutante," and Brenda Swlnson
runner up. Left to right standing are Christine Vann, Delorls
Hill, Patricia Mason, LOlle L Williams, Lorine Armstrong,
Mary Sue Best and Angelena Games. Patricia Fryar Is not
shown.
BRIEFS
5TH SUNDAY SERVICES
Grove Presbyterian Church
will have a morning worship
service at 11 a.m. on the fifth
Sunday of this mofth, May 29.
Pentecost Sunday will be ob
served with the pastor bringing
a message on the ministry of the
Holy Spirit. The public Is In
vited to attend.
SAY YOU SAW rr IN
THE TOWS - SENTINEL
FILM SHOWN
The film "Man's Search for
Happiness" wQl be shown in
BeiuavOle on Friday and Sa
turday, May 27 and 28 at the
hours of 6:30, 7;30 and 8;30
each night at the Masonic Lodge
Building. This Is a free show
which was shown at the World's
Fair last summer. The public
Is invited to attend.
HOLIDAYS!
Among the offices closedMay
30 for Memorial Day will be
Federal Crop Insvranee cor
poration, Farmers Home Ad
ministration office, Agricultu
ral stabilization and Conserva
tion and the Selective Service
office.
Waccamaw Bank and Trust
Company will be open Memorial
Day. Since they operate on a
five-day week their holidays
are limited to about five per
year.
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NEW COMMISSIONER <
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George Hawes has been ap- t
pointed as Commissioner of 1
Rose HOI to f01 the unexpired <
term of James Robert Grady. 1
Rose HOI regrets loosing Mr. 1
Grady to Loulsburg where he ]
has been transferred and will
be cashier of the new Office of
Waccamaw Bank and Trust Com
pany In Louis burg.
Still Destroyed
The sheriffs department re
torts a very quiet weekend,
vlost of the activity consists
>f the destruction of a whiskey
itlll In Albertson township Sa
urday morning. 120 gallons of
teer, 1 fifty gallon copper worm
ind doubler, and five gallons of
?liquor" were destroyed, of
ficers destroying the stOl were
[rvfetg Qulnn and Bill Qulnn.
RANK OF STAR L to R David F. Savage and Jeff Carter.
Not shown in this picture Don E. Buckner.
This boy received rank of Life, which Is the next award
to Eagle. James D. Jerome, Jr.
Tread way To Be Ordaiaed
Wilmington Presbytery met
Thursdsy, Mav 19, 1966 at the
Delgade Presbyterian Church,
Wilmington, for Its 227th meet
ing with T. J. Turner presid
ing as moderator. Along with
other routine business, two
young men were examined by
the moderator as candidates for
the ministry and to be received *
under the watch care of the
Presbytery. They were Mr. Da
vid Earl Allen of Wilmington
and Mr. Charles Herring of
Pink HOI.
Mr. Herring, a member of the
Pink HOI Presbyterian Church,
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Herring, Route 2, Pink
HOI, and is presently a fresh
man at Mount olive College. He
plans to attend Wilmington Col
lege for his Junior and senior
years of college work.
Also examined as candidates
for Ordination were four men -
who have Just completed their
studies at Union Theological
Seminary at Richmond, va. Th
ese men were received Into
Wilmington Presbytery and are
scheduled to be oraalned In -j
wc immediate iurure as Pres
byterian Ministers. They were
Mr. James R. Dellert to serve
the shallotte Presbyterian ch
urch, Shallotte; Mr. Charles R.
Moore to serve the Lake w ac
camaw Presbyterian Church,
Lake Waccamaw; Mr. Ted J.
Plon to serve the Garland
Presbyterian church. Garland
and Mr. w. Marshall Tredway
to serve the Pink Hill and Plea
sant view Presbyterian Chur
ches.
Mr. Tredway Is a native of
Danville, Virginia. He entered
the ministry after several ye
ars experience in the automo
bile business as sales mana
ger and general manager for an
Olds moblle-C ad lilac dealer
ship. Mr. and Mrs. Tredway
and son, BUlle, moved last
Saturday into the Pink Hill
Presbyterian Manse and his
ordination service will be held
In the Pink HOI Presbyterian
Church on June 5th.
Wilmington Presbytery com
prises a group of seventy-nine
Presbyterian Churches be
tween Morehead city and whlre
vllle and from Pink Hill to the
coast.
Mr. T. J. Turner Is a Pink
Hill businessman, an elder of
the Pink HOI Presbyterian Ch
urch, and a former representa
tive of Wilmington Presbytery
to the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian church, U. S. He
was elected moderator at a re
gular meeting of the Presby
tery at Its camp and Confe
rence Center, Klrkwood, near
Wallace. N. C.
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RALEIGH - The Motor Ve
hicles Department's summary
of traffic deaths through 10
a.m. Monday, May 23; '
Killed to Date eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee# 585
Killed to Date Last Year...525
Per capita consumption of
eg^s dropped about seven eggs
U. S. production of soybeans
In 1965 was estimated at 853
million bushels, 22 per cent tl
ibove the 1964 crop. North Ca- n
rolina set a record at 18.4 o
million bushels, up 2.4 million.
North Carolina wheat produc- ,
[on in 1965 m sot at 6.8
illllon bushels, down 36 per
ent from the 1964 level.
{.eft to Right - Mr. Robert "Bobby" Miller. Duplin District
Advancement Chairman presenting the Duplin Court of Honor
"Gold Cup" Trophy to Walter J. Thomas, Jr.. Scoutmaster
of Troop 45, Rose Hill and Alfred S. W ard. Senior Patrol
Leader of Troop 46. Rose Hill on May 17,1966.
I WANTED I
f ? FARM MACHINERY SALESMAN J
I Age 28 to 45. High School Graduate or I
I better. Farm background and farming (
I experience. I
I Familiar with Duplin and Pender County f
I folk. Excellent opportunity for man who 1
I wants to got ahead. I
I Paid vacation, hospitilization and I
I goodpay. I
I Apply in own handwriting to I
Re-elect
Kenneth 6. Grady
Fer
County Commissioner
2nd District 1
Glisson, Alberts on, Wolfs crape,
Smith, Cabin, Calypso Precinct
f Your Vote
And Support
Will
Be Appreciated
PD. POLITICAL ADV.
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