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Saieed and family. Saturday
Miss Gloria Herring of Ra
Mgfa spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Herring.
Jr. end family
Mr. and Mrs. MUford Quinn,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Quinn.
Mr. and Mrs. Colon Quinn all
cf Warsaw and Mr and Mrs.
Francis Oakley of Kenansvtlle
spam Saturday through Wed.,
Mrs. Linda P. Hunter of Ra
leigh spent the weekend with
Mrs. J.C. Prldgen, Jr.
1J. Quinn spent Frl. and
Sat at the opening of Caro
wiads.
Mrs Maade Alderman and
Mrs. Mary Stilley of Rose HOI
spent the weekend with Mrs.
IJ. Quinn and Jay.
Mr. and Mrs. JJi. Wahab
spam dm weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Wahab and gi
rls and Miss Annette Wahab
iafeleigb.
urn Smith of Raleigh spe
nt several days last week wi
th his grandmother, Mrs. Fr
ed Ehars. His parens, Mr.
and Mrs. G.w. Smith, Jr., Jo
I yjii a ? ?
of*Kh?ran
rs. Robert L. Mint on, Jr. du
rtng the weekend.
Mrs J.W. Straughan is d?
siting Miss friahlr Straughan
in Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rose.
Donnie Eszell, and Brooks Bo
yette attended the regional J
ayeee meeting in New Bern
this weekend.
Bennie Wilson. Jr. has re
turned to West Point after sp- :
ending several days with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. BJC.
Wilson. i
Mel Herring of Raleigh vi
sited Mr. and Mrs. MelvinH
erring and Sandra Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hull.
10 and family of Charlotte a
nd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hull
and family of Columbia, S.C.
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Hull, Jr.
Horn* Gord?n?rs
The Home Gardeners met
on Monday evening with Mrs.
J.M. Kornegay at her home on
Meadowbromt Lane. Mrs. Hen
ry C. Merritt dob president,
presided over die meeting. Mrs.
J.T. G res ham, Jr. and Mrs
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the wmi iting com in
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Others wcr< Mrs
Men uisley Mrs W.G. Brln
Mrs. Carlton, Mrs. C
urn, Fr. and Mr: Horace T.
y. Jr. guest wer
Mrs. His>n Nag., and Mrs.
Nadlla Atf
Mrs t t
tans, candy, and coffee.
District Queen
of Music
Hlg "evcd* wing !UPi UOft
w?i' Sandra Gral m laugiv
of 1 r. ?< *
ham of Wallace Danrn Slvenr
Urk. on of Mr: N. Riven
bark w. de Car It c
Carlton 5r of Warsaw Lynn
Graham af Wallace rated EX
CELLENT.
It! the Jr High Event, Dup
lin anient: . ,K UPERIOR
were: Carroll Matthews agd
Tarla West of Warsaw. A
ratidg of EXCELLENT was a
warded to Trilby Phillips of
Warsaw and to July Marshbum
of Wallace.
The students are pupUes of
Mrs. WJ. Middleton, Jr. of
now hi la i quirt w
in this State
Foi eGgramlr
slot- ha be presenting Hu
Safet; im on a ll
>: officers e
re J to dmlnister th
tQizlnj tldltfi
personnel w*
i-ali rolunteers that < oitlt
teach Hunter Safety so younj
Although the course Is no
fha < ii thl State, It it
ig ffered by the Commls
slot) and the graduation certl
~ -i v phi
Lynn Graham
Lynn Graham, daughter of
Mr and Mrs Inrin Graham,
of Wallace, won the title of
"Queen of Music" for the S
outheastern District in New B?
ern recently. Lynn will com
pete for the state title at the
convention in New Bern on Apr
il 27. The winner in the state
will receive a one hundred dol- :
lar scholarship.
Other students performing f
rom the Warsaw Jr. Music Club
were Danny Rivenbark and Car
roll Matthews of Warsaw, Ha
Sue Davis of Rose Hill, and
Barry Frazelle of Beulaville
All are students of Mrs. WJ.
Middleton, Jr. of Warsaw.
Piano Contest j
Includes Duplin
Students 1
The N.C. Music Teachers'
on Sat , March 31.
Dr. Charles Bath, piano pro- 1
fessor at ECU was the judge
for this event.
Four ratings were given to
Students participating in the
Jr. and Sr. high school piano
event. SUPERIOR for those
who Pi*y with meticulous ac
curacy, In the correct style
for the composer and with l
maglnatlon. EXCELLENT a
C.nyayement ^Mnnounctd
Mr and Mrs. Sheldon Swann of Warsaw announce die en
gagement of their daughter. Stephanie, to Eugene English,
son of Mr. and Mrs. David English of Kenansville. A June
24th wedding is planned.
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ACTION
Hirold Ros*-Pre$id?nt
Then are two trends being
noted in counteracting the pro
blem of illegal drugs in N.C.
These trends are a very defi
nite movemen" toward the mis
use <* hard drugs, such as her
oin, and a movement of some
drugs to a younger age group.
There seems to be more
? heroin available throughout N.
C. It has spread from our lar
ger cities to our even must ru
ral areas. While the age of
pushers and suppliers arrested
seem to be climbing, informa
tion is that many people are
starting to use drugs at a you
nger age. The indications are
that many young people stan
on legal drugs that can be mis
used and move into marijuana
and acid.
The battle of the drug pro
blem in N.C., has proven that1
law enforcement cannot stop
the flow of drugs alone. It Is
obvious that is Is a social pro
blem and dial in order to ef
fectively combat it. a much
greater effort is going to have
helpful in drug education pro
grams, it would be more im
portant tp develop and expand
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SOFTEN YOUR TAXES
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A new epidemic to sweep
tag the country. Identified
as Taxes it to spread by the '
"bite" of Uncle Sam's fero
cious IRS men and bite the
pocket book like an experi
enced thief!
Softening the tax bite this
tions, not thetonst of which,
Coat of drugs exceeding 1%
of income may be deducted,
along with *4 of health in
surance premiums up to
$160, and all medical ex
penses exceeding 3% of in
come. In addition health in
\
expend* subject to the 3* I f
tion to get medical treat
ments, money paid to main- I
tain a dependent in a then- I
peutic center fee (bug I
addicts, and acupuncture |
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