%»tbAY afternoon, November 23, i9si
FORMER HARNETT RESIDENT
GETS COLLEGE APPOINTMENT
In the KND announcement nude
by Duke University of the election
yMienta ofOee, M presidentrfthe
rwfiattane! AwwtaUon of Mioal and
college Placement officials.
The MgMttNHi KOn
heads with personnel
and placement officers in industry,
commerce and educational instltu
tions throughout Amsrkn In get.
McLAMB
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COMPANY
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Woman's College in Greensboro
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I trust in Durham. She is a past
t puHisl of the Durham Business
and Professional Woman’s Chib
and also of ftie T. W. C. A. and ia
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ksantlfol now Lee’s AeaNa Ceart be Dana, [stated an'Highway Sil
jot a few Masks aerth es the Broad Street MtereeeNen. It has
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Wngtan es ISlsfUe was the general ceotraetar, Mel W* Vboa-
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Rites Sunday For
Godwin Farmer
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Luther V. Loekamy, ST. Route 1
Godwin, died suddenly of a heart
attack, early Friday morning in
Fayette vUla. He waa a native of
MRS. BRADFORD STEWART HAS I
CHARGE OF CHURCH PROGRAM I
Mrs. Bradford Stewart was to
charge at the program which was)
presented Tuesday night as the ;
Women of the Llllington Presby
terian Church met for the Novem-!
her meeting.
The group first convened at the
church but mowed later to the
heme of Mrs. 3. I*. Fuquay whan
trouble was reported with a gas'
heatr* - at tht church.
Mm. Stewart introduced the
topic, entitled “Heirloom Pattern 1
—The Chirstlan Why In the Home."
which waa a dissuasion of ways and
meaaa of applying Chirahan prin
ciples in home lUe. Others parti
cipating were Mrs. a R. McKay and
Mm. a a Adeock.
In Rue with emphaals through
out the North Carolina Synod this
month on the wort being carried
an at the Barium Springs Orphan
age, aa offering waa taken far the
serving currently aa a district
chairman in the State a and P. W.
TBB DAILY RECORD, DOWN, N. a
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Sampson CounWj, son of''the late
Wm. and Febacea Bag ley tpekamy
He was a farmer and intHteated
in all activities of hie community.
Funeral servlets will be hetwßua
day afternoon at 3 o’clock froA'lh*
Mount Zion Free Will Baptist
Church. The Rev. J. O. Jackson
orphanage. Mrs. W. a Hunter and
: Mrs. Joe Cavtneac outlined the
FORMAL OPMNG
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Concrete Block Co. es Fuguay furnished tbe
Display Co. of Greensboro erected the Mg neon sign. The beanOM,..'’
modernistic peart has nine cabins and is one es the finest in tide
section. (DMAr Record photo by J. W. Temple, Jr.)
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will officiate. Burial will be in the
church cemetery. The body will lie
in state for one hour prior to the
services.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Pha
lonia Phillips Loekamy of the home;
two sons, Leigh F. Loekamy, Route
3, Fayetteville and Dwight L. Yock-
t program of child care and guid
ance now underway at Barium
1 Springs.
I Mrs. J. B. Moss, president of the
[' Women of the Church, presided
t and Mrs. Neill Kelly served as
amy, Route 1, Godwin; two daugh
ters, Miss Delias Loekamy es the
home and Mrs. A. R. Bradshaw,
Route 1, Godwin; one brother, Deof
fie Loekamy, Erwin; two sisters,
Mrs. L. D. Honeycutt, Erwin and
Mrs. A. W. Williamson, Clinton;
two grandchildren.
secretary.
WITH MOTHER
Miss Betty Sue Draughon of W.
. C. is here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Robert Draughon.
from bausioh
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2f ib**t am the gue*jTMrs.
Cora Parker and Mr*. Fred Bag
gett todgy.
Mr. andMMra. will
spend the TTsanbMMßjHMky Ja
Wendell with Oteir fanetttee.
Hf WASHINGTON
Mr. and Mrs. Dad Upchurch,
Vickie Upchurch and Nina Coats
left today for WbshfcmMß. D. C.
where they will visit Mr. and Ml*.
William K. Harvey and faeaiiy.
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u Mrs. Lucille Carr. Mrs. B. B.
Johnson, Mise Laura B*B Carr and
Stanley Carr will Nave Friday *»'
visit In Klhabeth City for several
days.
VISITING PARENTS
Thad Pope ia in Dunn far the
, Thanksgiving holidays visiting hie
. parents, Mr. ah& Mf* T- H. Pope.
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Buddy Lee gs Newport Ngtmjk
in Dunn for the * ThaaMsMStf
- holidays. '
ARRIVED LAST ■ NIGHT i
Miee Hilda SerreJl arrived iaa*
. night from Wemans Ceffe fi*
l i spend several days here wNh her
1 family and friends. ' * : • •
PAGE SEVEN
M& PoUy Pope. % riXii m
Duke University, u here ter the
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Mies Mr Cromertle of Mere-
VISITS DAUGHTER
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