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Beaufort Postmaster Urges
Good Mailing Practices
Postmaster J. P. Betts, Beaufort,
remarked today that new postage
? tes make it more important than
ever to use good mailing practice! .
He gave these suggestions on how
to mail moat economically and
efficiently:
). Mail early in tb? d?y.
Many nailers ?llow letters to
pile up until the end of the d?y
betare mailing. This often csuses
the mail to miss connections and
may delay delivery as much as
U hours.
3. Separate out-of-town mail
(r*m local nail.
If you have large quantities of
nail, bundle them before mailing
with 'local" and "out-of-town"
bands which are avaiiaM* free at
most large post offices.
S. Use the complete address.
Complete street number, rural
route or post office box number
should be used on all mail. Be
sure that the name of the street
is complete with avenue, parkway
or drive. Avoid abbreviation of
street and state namea. Incom
plete addressing is often unneces
sary, too, because mailers have
full addresses available.
4. Use zone numbers ohll mar
possible.
It is surprising how many pefpfe
fail to do ihis, even wheif the zone
numbers pf the addcesgaes me well
known to them. The zone ?i#twr
specifically identifies the particu
lar part of a city to which the mail,
ia addressed. This provides faster
handling and speeds the delivery
of mail bearing similar street
names. Be sure to include your
zone number in your return ad
dress.
WomfH PoftjMIMS T*N
For Mchm oft* Wrfck
Colorado Springs, Colo. (AP) ?
Mri. |f agdalene L. Cook set out
to obtite a new driver's license.
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license tmfMU, bar foot static un
der the rubber floor mat of her
ear. 11m car Jumped the curb,
rammed into the bant of the bu
reau and taste ant three plate
f. Check your postage Males.
All wait wiUi inadequate postage
is now lerwarded. U your scales
arp incorrect, this can mean em
barrassing postage due collection*
must he made from the addressee.
This can generate resentment, and
ruin the value at letters, particu
larly business letters. Also, let
ter* with inadequate postage re
quire extra handling and may be
dei*y*d.
6. Where it may be necessary to
prove that a particular Utter was
delivered, "Certified mall," offer
ing many advantages ct registered
mail at less cost, ia a good way
of cutting down on postage tills.
(Be sure, however, that caah and
irreplaceable papers are aent by
registered mail.)
7, Consult your local postmaster
if you have a mailing problem.
The poatotfiee department is as
?MiWM as you are that your mail
ings be correctly prepared.
Your local postmaster will be
happy to advise you on technical
mailing problems arising under
new postage rates and how to use
the malls most economically and
efficiently.
(Note: The following article is
reprinted from the Tar Hfel
Guardsman, July 1958).
Brig. Gen. Wnalon H. Willis of
J4?jc#onville, commander qf IV
C^rps Artillery, North Carolina
National Guard, has beeo an active
member and enthusiastic supporter
of the National Guard for most of
hi b life. He h*d ju* turned 20
when be enlisted in Battery D. 113
Field Artillerj Regiment, is New
Bern.
The veteran artilleryman was
born Feb. S, 1007 in Davis, a town
located east of Beaufort on High
way 70. Core Sound is a stone's
throw from his birthplace.
Commissioned a second lieuten
ant on July 25. 1931, the future
general officer was promoted to
captain July 5, 1935 and continued
to command Battery D until it was
ordered to active duty Sept. 16,
1940 with the 30th infantry Divi
sion.
Staff duty came next for the
Guardsman.
In September 1943 he \yas pro
moted to lieutenant colonel and
given command of the 890 Field
Artillery Battalion, which included i
old Battery D? the unit in which
he had enlisted 16 years before.
General Willis commanded the
690 Field Artillery Battalion during
World War II fn the European
Theatre of Operations. The bat
talion at various times was at
tached to the 9th Infantry pivision,
4th Infantry Division, 7th Corps,
and First and Ninth Armies.
His promotion to colonel came
in December 1945, and he was re
leased from active duty Feb. 7,
1946.
During his tour of active duty
he earned the Bronze Star, Ameri
can Defense Service Medal, Amer
ican Campaign Medal, EAME
Campaign Medal with silver star,
World War II Victory Medal, Army
of Occupation Medal with Ger
many Clasp, and Croix de Guere
with Silver-Gilt, awarded by the
French government. He also wpars
the Armed Forces Reserve Mfdal
with two ten-year devices.
When the 196th Field Artillery
Group was formed as part of the
North Carolina Army National
Guard in 1948, Colonel Willis be
came its first post World War II
commander.
On Jan. 1, 1957 he was assigned
commanding general of IV Corps
Artillery and promoted to briga
dier general.
General Willis was wed to Miss
Purnelle Tripp June 18, 1932. They
have one son, Weston Alexander,
who is a student at Wake Forest
College.
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Aug. 26 ? Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Bouse and Miss Virginia Yearick
o f Washington. D. C , visited Mrs.
A. N. Bell last week.
Mr. John Hardesty of Rpcky
Mount, spent Sunday in the ?om
munity.
Mr. and Mrs. ioa Smalt and son,
Carroll, and Mr. and Mra. Ray
Stokes of Norfolk. V*., spent the
weekend at the Small's camp. {
Mrs. Larry Camp and sons of
Havelock visited Mrs. E. B. Bow
lin Tuesday night.
Mrs. Kuch Williams, Mrs. Luke
Turner, Mra. J. T. Hardesty, Mrs J
Bill Motes, Mra. John Ives and
Mra. E. C. McLawhorn returned
home Thursday evening from Man
teo where they had apent several
d?ya.
Miaa Cherry Uardison of New
Bern spent laat week with
Ann Bectoa.
Mr. Joke Bradshaw and friend
of Norfolk, Va., spent the weekend
with Mr. Bradshaw'a parents, Mr.
and Mra Willie Bradshaw.
Mr. and Mra. Buraey Wethering
ton and son, Gerry, and grand
daughter at Vancebaro vtaited Mr.
and Mrs. Kuch Williams Satunday.
Mr. and Mrs.
children visited Mr. and Mrs. Obie
Turner at Beaufort Sunday after
noon.
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Aug, 26? Mr. arid Mrs. Tommy
Garner of Beautprt were guests
of Mr. Garner's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Garqer, Sunday.
Miss Jucjy Goodwin left Satur
day for Virginia where she will
visit hir auot, Mrs. frank Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lupton
of Morahead City visited over the
weekend with Uieir relatives, Mr
and Mrs. Claude Day, Mr. pnd
Mrs. Arthur Goodwin and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Bowen.
Mr. ?n<J Mrs. Tully Williams of
Sea Level were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Arlie Daniels Sunday.
Mr. Ivy fianiels of Maryland is
visiting his parents * few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Daniels and
children Of Sroynj y?re ftiest*
at Mr. ?fld Uri (Jl*v?lao<l Dfniels
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Styrpn and
children of Atlantic visited Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Goodwin Sun
day.
Bruce Lupton of Harlowe has
been viaitiijg his grandparents, Mr.
ai)d Mrs . Riley Daniels. He will
leave Friday to return home.
Mr- and Mrs. G?ry Day and chil
dren of Florida are home visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Day and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Har
ris.
Mrs. Era Harris of Atlantic vis
ited relatives here Sunday after
noon .
Mrs. Horace GaskjU and children
of Sea Level were guests of Mrs.
Gaskill's mother. Mrs. Dorothy
Styron.
Miss Agatha and Nancy Day
visited Mr. and Mrs. James Mc
Lawhorn of Vanceboro Thursday.
Mrs. Luther Gaslull and children
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D(|r?nt, t>y?. (AP) r The Boo
(/npaon family c?n have an Indira
pow-wow anytime they choose.
They hava three adopted Indian
children, each of a different tribe
The youngsters are Chippewa,
Choctaw and Cheyenna.
have returned hojne fronj Florida
where she has been vjsJUng her
daughter. Mr? fUM Aulberry.
Mrs. Laurie Gjllilw and son.
Curtis, of Qtway were guests of
her parents. Mr and Mrs. Wood
row Daniel; Sunday.
Mf. and MrS Bill Bratt and
daughter, Mary, of New Bern vis
ited Mrs. Bratt's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Goodwin.
The Rev. Howell held services |
at the Free Will Baptist church i
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day, Mrs |
Clarence Lupton and Miss Eva
dene Day visited Mr. Woodrowi
Daniels and family Sunday night. 1 1
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