Are You
Interested In Horses?
Keith I. Hairr, assistant
Agricultural.Extension agent
with the Duplin County Agri
cultural Extension Service, is
compiling a mailing list of
horse-owners in Duplin
County. "The AES has a
newsletter concerning horses
available, but at present we
do not have a mailing list of
horseowners to send it to,"
states Keith.
"Limited funds for travel
prevents me from visiting the
horseowners in the county;
therefore, the mailing list
similar to the ones we have
with beef and pork producers
will help me reach a greater
number of horseowners,"
says Keith.
If you would like to be
placed on this mailing list,
contact the Agricultural Ex
tension office in Kervansville
by calling 296-1996 or writing
to P.O. Box 458, Kenans
ville, NC 28349.
Deaths & Funerals
VIRGINIA A.K. COLWELL
WALLACE - Mrs. Virginia
Alice Keen Colwell. 92. died
Thursday. Funeral. Edgerton
Funeral home chapel. Burial,
Riverview Memorial Park
Surviving: granddaughter
Mrs. Anita Mussals of Ar
lington. Va.; grandsons.
Allen T. Plaster of Jack
sonville. Don Plaster Jr. of
Valdese. Wayland Plaster of
Lenoir, Dan Wiggs of Den
ver. Colo.; 12 great-grand
children.
WAYLAND G. THOMPSON
SEVEN SPRINGS - Way
land G. "Tommy" Thomp
son. 64. died Friday. Funeral
Home. LaGrange. Burial,
Ward family cemetery.
Surviving: wife, Mrs.
Dorothy B. Thompson;
brother. James M. Thomp
son; nephew, Verne M.
Thompson.
GASTON S. HALL
BOWDENS - Gaston
Sprunt Hall, 66, died Thurs
day. Funeral, Community
Funeral Home, Warsaw. Bu
rial, Maplewood Cemetery,
Mount Olive.
Surviving: wife, Mrs. Lucy
Parker Hall; son. Gaston S.
Hall Jr. of Bowdens; daugh
ter, Ann Hall Peters of
Winston-Salem; sister. Miss
Katie E. Hall of the home; a
grandchild.
SIDNEY E. HUNTER
BEULAVILLE - Sidney
Earl Hunter, 78, U.S. Army
retired, died Sunday. Fu
neral, Community Funeral
Home. Beulaville. Burial.
Hallsville Baptist Church
cemetery.
Surviving: wife, Mrs.
Margaret W. Hunter; son,
Cecil Hunter of New Bern;
sisters, Mrs. Estelle Brinson
and Mrs. Adell Batchelor,
both of Beulaville. Mrs.
Hettie Garner of Morehead
City; brother, Hosea Hunter
of Beulaville; seven grand
children.
JOHN W. McNAMARA
MOUNT OLIVE - John
William McNamara, 79. died
Sunday. Funeral, Tyndall
Funeral Home. Burial,
Wayne Memorial Park,
Goldsboro.
Surviving: stepson, Rich
ard Woodson of Goldsboro;
sister, Mrs. Hazel Anderson
of Mount Olive.
MORRIS A. HORNE
BEULAVILLE - Morris A.
"Jiggs" Home, 58, a retired
member of the U.S. Coast
Guard, died Saturday. Fu
neral, Community Funeral
Home, Beulaville. Burial,
East Duplin Memorial Gar
dens, Beulaville.
Surviving: wife, Mrs. Celia
G. Home; stepdaughter,
Vicky Newman of the home;
stepson, Charles Newman of
the home; five sisters, Mrs.
Berdie Thomas, Mrs. Evelyn
Thomas, Mrs. Myrtle Rae
Thomas, Mrs. Mary Lynn
Edwards, Mrs. Betty
Frazelle, all of Beulaville.
GORDON LONG
HARRELLS - Gordon
Long, 84, died Saturday.
Funeral. Riverside Baptist
Church. Burial, church
cemetery.
Surviving: wife, Mrs. Ruth
Anders Long; daughters,
Mrs. Mildred Bradshaw of
Rose Hill, Mrs. Doris Gal
LOUISE R. WALLACE
KINSTON - Mrs. Louise R.
Wallace. 81, died Tuesday.
Funeral, Snow Hill Free Will
Baptist Church. Burial, Wal
lace family cemetery.
Surviving: daughters,
Mrs. Naomi Rankin and Mrs.
Ruth Wallace, both of Al
bertson; son, Donald Wal
lace of Raleigh; four grand
children; a great-grandchild.
lagher of Plymouth, Mrs.
Blondell Johnson of Harrells;
son, Julius Long of Virginia
Beach. Va.; sisters. Mrs.
Lorraine Harris of Garland,
Mrs. Nannie Bass of Ever
green; brothers, George
Long of Harrells, John Long
of Blandenboro, Mont
gomery Long of Wilmington;
five grandchildren; four
great -grandchildren.
BARBARA H. METTS
KINSTON - Mrs. Barbara
Hawkins Metts, 88, died
Sunday. Funeral, Howard &
Carter Funeral Home.
Burial. Pinelawn Memorial
Park, Kinston.
Surviving: daughters,
Mrs. Elsie King and Mrs.
Bronell King, both of Pink
Hill, Mrs. Alma King of
Comfort, Mrs. Nell Jarman
of Kinston; sons. Alex Haw
kins of Raleigh, George
Hawkins of Fitzgerald. Ga.;
21 grandchildren; 33 great
grandchildren; four great
great -grandchildren.
LENA J. CARROLL
KENANSV1LLE - Mrs.
Lena Jarman Carroll, 60,
died Friday. Funeral, Edger
ton Funeral Home, Wallace.
Burial, Rockfish Cemetery.
Surviving: son, Herbert A.
"Carroll Jr. of Clearwater,
Fla.; sister, Mrs. Macy
Hatcher of Engelhard;
brothers, Albert Jarman of
Wilmington, James Jarman
of Wallace; a granddaughter.
HARVEY C. MOODY
TURKEY - Harvey Cla
rence "H.C." Moody, 79,
retired farmer, formerly of
Dudley, died Friday. Fu
neral, Tyndall Funeral
Home. Burial, Wayne Me
morial Park.
Surviving: wife, Mrs.
Susie Craft Moody; son, Troy
Lee Moody of Dudley;
daughters, Mrs. Mary Lou
McGee of Turkey, Mrs.
Martha Sue Morton of Jack
sonville, Elizabeth "Lizzie"
Quinn of Magnolia; brother,
M.D. Moody and Jody
Moody, both of Dudley,
Richard Moody and Charlie
Moody, both of Kinston;
sister, Mrs. Ellen Whaley of
Kinston; 13 grandchildren;
three great-grandchildren.
HILDA B. WILSON
MOUNT OLIVE - Mrs.
Hilda Byrd Wilson, 70, died
Friday. Funeral, First United
Methodist Church. Burial,
Wayne Memorial Park.
Surviving: husband, Cla
rence G. Wilson; son, Lau
rence G. Wilson of Durham;
three grandchildren.
Arrangements by Tyndall
Funeral Hopne.
LINDA S. HEATH
PINK HILL - Miss Linda
Sue Heath, 17, East Duplin
High School junior, died
Friday in an automobile acci
dent. Funeral, Pink Hill Fu
neral Home. Burial, Oak
Ridge Memorial Park.
Surviving: parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Ray Heath;
sister. Miss Karen Ann
Heath of the home; paternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Parker Heath of Pink Hill;
great-grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Heath of Pink Hill.
RUBY F. CRAFT
WALLACE - Ruby Frank
lin Craft, 71, died Friday.
Funeral. Edgerton Funeral
Home. Burial. Nick Hender
son Cemetery.
Surviving: wife, Mrs.
Gladys Henderson Craft;
daughters. Mrs. Jan Fucili of
Wallace. Mrs. Joyce Hudsoii
of Harrells, Mrs. Judy
Marshburn of Fayetteville,
Mrs. Joan Lippincott and
Mrs, Juanita Fleming, both
of Milford, N.J., Mrs. Jon
elle Findeisen of Richlands;
sons. Jerald Craft of More
head City. Julian Ray Craft
of Harrells. Jeffrey Craft of
Wallace; foster-brother,
Colon Padgette of Wallace;
18 grandchildren; three
great-grandchildren.
GEORGIE G. STEPHENS
KENASNVILLE - Georgia
Graham Stephens, 58, died
Thursday. Funeral, Commu
nity Funeral Home. Burial,
Devotional Gardens.
Surviving: son, Jack Ste
phens of Kenansville;
daughter, Mrs. Bonnie S.
Chambers of Kenansville;
brothers, Norwood Graham
and Sammy Graham, both of
Warsaw, Devon Graham of
Elizabethtown; sisters, Mrs.
Billie G. Kinlaw of Bla^en
boro, Mrs. Mary Fountain of
Warsaw; three grandchil
dren.
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Hwy. 24-E, Beulaville Beulavllle
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Refrigeration & Major Appliance Repair
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