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■fe BIRTH
and Mrs. Stacy Starling of
LUtag ton announce the birth of
a "Mm, Glenn Jennings Starling,
June 3t in Pittman Hospital, Fay
etteville. Mrs. Starling is the form
er Oertrude Dean of LDljpgton.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. White and
son visited Mrs. White’s mother.
Mrs. J. H. Emmitt In Fayetteville
£end ay.
. RBck Johnson, who is taking ad
vanced sophomore work at Dav
idson College this summer, was at
4k>tag far the week-end.
£ Claude Altman. SKG 3. has re
turned to the Navy with the same
gating be had during World War
St. He is now at a receiving sta
tion in Norfolk, Va.
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on those markets, McCuUers said.
High Average Seen
The sales supervisor also predict
ed that the average price may run
close to ISO a hundred pounds. Last
year farmers were paid out nearly
*5360,000 for just under 9,000,000
pounds of leaf sold on the Dunn
market McCuUers stated.
The two warehouse firms operat
ing Dunn are the Big Four, oper
ated by Buck Currtn and associates,
anti tne Farmers and Growers, op
erated by Dick Owens.
McCuUers said that the best year
in the market’s history is expected
in 1961, since both Imperial and
Export tobacco companies of Rich
mond are expected to have buyers
here. If those firms come in. he
declared. Dunn will have 10 buyers
—the largest single set of buyers
in the State.
Early Market Reports
Reports on tobacco sales on thi
Georgia-Florida Belt markets wli:
be sent to Dunn by Buck Currtn
who will be operating on the Tip
ton, Ga., market, said McCuUers
The reports wUI be madt as a ser
vice to the Dunn tobacco markei
and tobacco farmers from this area
The tobacco market was estab
lished hero In 1948 as a project
of the Dunn Chamber of Com
merce.
Carlyle
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ously had been incUned to oppose
it
“But we simply must not be
caught unprepared, even though we
are a peace-loving people and are
hard to get aroused." he added.
Several times, the veterans in
terrupted Carlyle’s speech with ap
plause.
Mayor Ralph E. Hanna welcomed
the delegates at the opening ses
sion and State Commander W. A.
Isenhour of Winston-Salem re
sponded.
Alternate Speaker
Among other speakers was Banks'
ArendaU of Raleigh, who spoke In
the absence of U. S. Senator Wil
lis Smith, who was unable to at-
FIaUIAR CltAlt
nuwci «#nvp
derfaTsirpixirt given me**
to the public a cordial Invitation
to visit me and to let us take
care at your flower needs.’*
Mrs. Davis said a number of Im
provements are being planed. The
staff wUI not change. Mias Lou
ise Clifford and Sonny Mclntyre,
driver. wUI continue with the shop:
A formal opening of the shop
wIU be held to usher In the faU
S.M. McLean
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’ivc battle stars. Mr. McLean was
ilscharged at Fort Bragg Aug. 22,
945.
He is survived by his mother
ind his step-father, Mr. and Mrs.
} ercy Bernard and three brothers,
itedman McLean, former county
uditor, Frank McLean and Wayne
dcLean, all of the home.
CarroU Summerlin, Forest Camp
beU and W. S Campbell visited
Myrtle Beach recently.
Mrs. Fannie Lee Altman visited
her daughter, Emily Frances, at
the State Sanitarium in McCain
Sunday.
tend.
Sunday morning the Wildcat vet
erans held a memorial service at
Divine Street Methodist Church.
Roy L. McMillan of Raleigh, far
mer State commander of the Ameri
can Legion, will speak. At this ser
vice special tribute was paid to
the late Major William C. Lee of
Dunn.
Because of hot weather the re
union, originally set to close Mon
day, was ended Sunday afternoon.
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