<9 — Robert Newton, English stage
on fame for his role of Long John
the film “Treasure Island,” died of a heart at
tack at his home yesterday. He was 50.
ATLANTA IP — L. H. Lou Moore, who owned or built
five Indianapolis Speedway championship cars, died at
fira^r Hospital yesterday shortly after he suffered a cere
bral hemorrhage' at Lakewood Park race track. He was 52.
Moore, here to supervise the Pontiac team during a 100
mtte feature, was regarded as one of racing s top auto
mobile engineers.
KINSTON (IP — The first world's pocket billiard
championship held in the South will begin here April 2
with champion Willie Mosconi of Philadelphia defending
his crown against seven challengers.
RALEIGH (IP — Wecome warm air from the south
west. replacing a cold mass which brought peach grow - J
ers heavy damage and a hectic week, blanketed the Caro- j
linas peach belt against further harm last night, the i
weather bureau here said.
ALGIERS <W — A huge fire believed started by Alge
rian extremists roared today through the French army
gasoline depots in the city of Tlemcen where top military
commanders were meeting to map anti-rebel strategy.
LOUIS BURG HP — A visiting committee of Methodist
officials will make recommendations to Bishop Paul N.
Garber and other Methodist officials. The committee's rc
Crt will probably decide whether Louisburg wifi remain
re or move to one of other Eastern North Carolina cities
seeking it, and whether or not the school will be expanded
to a four-year institution,
UNIONTOWN, Pa. <V> — A twin-engine naval plane
believed to be a missing anti-submarine patrol craft ex
ploded and crashed in the Monongahela River today in a
lonely section of southwestern Pennsylvania. State police
here said it was “doubtful” the three men reported aboard
the craft survived the crash.
WASHINGTON (IP — Sen. John C. Stennis (D-Miss)
said yesterday that the South is “not going to surrender"
on the school segregation, issue. Furthermore, he said, the
South is “not bluffing” in its threat to abolish public
schools rather than submit to racial integration.
HILLSBORO IP — Curtis Turner of Roanoke, Virgin
ia, increased his lead in the NASCAR convertible division
point standings with an easy win in the 100-mile feature
race here.
A crowd of about 8,000 fans watched Turner set a
new track record for late model cars as he covered the
100 miles in 1:09:29 at an average speed of 86.3 miles per
hour.
♦UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. W — The Arab states were
reported seeking today to postpone the United States move
for “urgent and early” Security Council intervention in !
the Middle East.
LONDON IP — Britain today branded Egypt’s Pre- ■
mier Gama! Abdel Nasser the No. 1 trouble maker in the
Middle East. > [
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WASHINGTON 1P» — Sen. Price Daniel said today he
is certain two-thirds of the Senate would like to change
the electoral co'lege system for choosing a president. How -
ever, the Texas Democrat said, “We’ll just have to wait
until we start voting and see” whether the Senate will
do the job by approving any of the proposed constitution
al amendments now pending before it.
WASHINGTON IP — The United States and Russia
are racing to get their new propaganda magazines on eaeh i
other's news-stands first.
RALEIGH, N. C. (IP — Richard Kluckhohn. a Uiuver-1
sity of Chicago graduate student, goes on trial for the sec
ond time today in the fatal shooting of a woman govern
ment worker. Kluckhohn, 2I-year-old son of Harvard Un «
vers tty scientists Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Khtckhohn, was sen
tenced to 5 to 16 years in prison last June after he was
convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting
of Miss Bernice Sea well. 43. of Arlington. Virginia,
Once Was
he advertised it in The Record’s classified columns,
“I had 17 inquiries about it after the ad ran the
first time,f reported Mr. Wade, “and I must have had
at least 50 more during the rest of the week.
Another satisfied Record advertiser.
These are typical of the favorable reports received
from citizens who use our classified section.
Classified ads can mean money in your pocket.
Do you have an attic filled with old furniture or oth
er discarded items you'd like to convert into cash? Dp
you need help? No matter what your need may be,
an ad in The Record will help solve your problem.
Just think,-fpr as little as 50 cents a day, you can
reach more than 20.000 people a day.
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aCOUT rtOtWOTABIX — A
Scooter -explorers round-table will.
te held at St. Stephens Episcopal
Stwjrth In ®nrin on Tuesday. (
Stench 27, at 7:3# p. m. Vaughn I
HutaK. W E. Sorting and BU!
Tvytord will be among the adult
leader* participating. Boykin will
diacuss the "Council Camporee —
a olraporUnt event tor scouts.
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Dunn, N. C.
Little Hungs
school Bible program la badly in
need of tome finaadtal
■, Dunn drtag stores are now
accepting contributions for the
program . Mrs E P. Da via. who
has devoted much of her time to
the project and has done a won
derful Job, says the need U rea.y
critical . . Here's a chance to
aid a worthy cause. . Mrs Mutt
Bun sal's Mrs. Elsie Kirby always
knows aU the choice gossip In town
before anybody else .“I hear a
little now and then," she said, "and
come down to work thinking thnt
I really know something—and shea
known about it for two weeks al
ready.". . No* we didn’t know any
body ever gossiped in this town
That's really new* to us . ,
Dunn was really Idled with Eas
ter shoppers on Saturday Har
nett Representative Carson Gng
ory is scheduled to move up to the
chairmanship of the important
House Committee on AgrtculHue
next session . , Carson is now vice
chairman and the present chair
man, Alonzo Edwards, is a candi
date far Lieutenant Governor ani
won't be eligible to serve again .
The Rotary Club to Wallaceburg.
Ontario, Canade recently gave a
toast to the Dunn Rotary Club. |
The Rock and Roil Walts is now!
at the top of the Hit Parade . . . j
There's a new tune called "Small
Town" and one line in It says,
"Eerybod.v knows what everybody
else is doing In a small town,". . .
But that isn't true. . They just
THINK they know and spread the
w ord as if they really did know
“Wouldnt it be wonderful." said a
friend of ours the other day. “if 1
were really guilty of all I get ac
cused of” . . ' Life would certainly
be a lot more fun” she added with
a laugh. . The crowd that attend
ed Jean Dickey's wedding here Sat
urday was one of the largest—It
not the largest—ever to attend a
bitching in this town . It was a I
beautiful wedding, too. .A lot of
big wheels from Durham were here
tor the wedding, including Steed
Rollins, owner of Durham’s two
newspapers Here’s a tip, gals.
Steed is a young, handsome and
fery eligible bachelor . .And he’s
tot more money than he can ever
(pend . . Those two newspaper^
ire worth several million dollars
■ . Weil, what are you waiting
tor?. . After all, it's Leap Yea".
BIRTHDAYS: Today is the birth
lay of George William Jackson ami
i*rs. James Snipes Yesterday
ras the birthday of Jim Walker.
Mrs. Meta Godwin. Mrs. Mel Me- 1
tdams. and Horton Williford. . '
'eiebra ting on Friday were: Mi> 1
Ired Cannady, Mrs. Ira Lee. Mrr.
kfrx L. D. Ennis. Millie Mann (
Prince, Mrs. Ralph Wade. Mildred :
d. Johnson and Cherry Johnson.
THIN GAMA JIGS: The current i
asue of Coronet magazine has a
wonderful article on Governor Frank
-a use he of Ohio, a very wonderful ;
[eilow who would make a great :
President, in our way of thinking
A Democrat, he's now serving ]
its fifth term as governor in a J
itate that's overwhelmingly Repi
ihcar. . Everybody loves Lauss
he Have you ever noticed ;
tow much Pier Angeli and Mars <
»avan look alike? . They cou'.d
easily pass for twins As a
natter of fact, they are twins .
Their last name is Pterangeli . .
M all the nominees for the Academy
Award. Anna Maintain was the
least known and least publicized of
»E of them, not even as well known
as those other Italian pin-up
t===
Jelke Vice
tC«»Ml treat f»|t One)
qUiMftr." ?.
. He PiaiKi Bride's Cooking .
And as normally as possible,”
Pat put in severely . “
They will live both in the Vil
lage apartment and in a summer
home Smith maintains tn Free
port. L. I., where Pat intends to be
very domestic, cocking and every
thing. "And she* a delightful
cook," the groom said gallantly
At Jelke’s trial ana retrial, which
sent him to prison last year. Pat
was the state’s star witness. She told
of having met the heir to the oic -
margarine fortune when she was 17
and then, at his instigation becom
ing one ot the most active V-girU
in cafe .society, entertaining Johns
for *50 to *500
Mickey is currently doing 2-to-3
for haring induced Pat into a Ilf;
of prostitution. With time off for
good behavior, he trill be eligible
for parole next August. In another
five years, at the age Of 30, he erf a
inherit a *3 000.000 oieo fortune.
For awhile, after Mickey went
upriver, Pat loak^up with a gay
young motorcycle-riding crowd, then
dropped out of sight.
Both the feds and state tax
people took an interest in getting
their cuts on her reported wages
sf sin. Recently, the State Tax Com
mission threatened her with con
tempt action, but dropped it this
month when she completed arrange
ments to pay them $317 3* due fo»
1853
Godwin Gets
Contracts do not include equip
ment which will cost between *20.
100 to *25.000 and will be bought
with local funds.
Bids on projects at. Smlthfield.
Princeton and Ben-on were opened
it a meeting of the county school
Scal'd last Thursday,
Low bids on the three projects to
lled *428.714 and ran lower than
was anticipated, according to Ar
chitect W. W. Hook of Charlotte
The Southfield project Involved
i new elementary school and the
Princeton construction included a
pymasium and boiler mom.
Hook said that construction on
the Benson project would probably
x completed by next fall.
N. C Memorial Hospital and
3uke Hospital are cooperating with
he N. C. Society for Crippled
Children and Adults in phys.ca!
fcerapy entures in a four-county
irea in the center of the state
lueeni We checked It dif
lerent movie magazines b?for* *e
sould even find a picture of ner
. . There were plenty of pk$*res
►f her sister sex sirens. Sofia toreii,
Jilvania Pampanni. Liliana Bon
atti, Eleanors Rossi. Amadeo Naa
sari. Lotea Rweia, Antomielto
*ualdi, Vera Mainer, Marina VW.y.
Ifaria Frau. Via Conditti, Mar:.a
»ia Casilio, Rosanna Podesta. Gina
hsllobrigida, Lyla Rocco, Franca
Faldini, Giovanna Pala. Milly Vi
ale. Alba Arr.ova, Bianca Marti
Pusan, LuiseUa Bom. Cosett* Oreco,
tlaroohna Boo and her sister. Man
ama Bovo, Silvana Mangano, all
•eai Italian beauties . - • DonT
hose names intrigue you?
Somebody has said that Italy is
truly the Sand of “the rlsiWt bo
loms," aivd who are we to argue?
Anyway; we’re still sorry that
Susan- Hayward and James Cagney
iktn’t win those Oscars.
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Johnson’s
TOBACCO=
I' j Produces
|f better crops
# Mo<fe Right
* • Cured Right
A # Free Flowing
/ Better
I FERTILIZERS
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Co-Hostesses
Entertained
At Luncheon
Mr*. R. L. Warren and daughter
Mrs C B Jackson of Burhngtoi
entertained at a (me o'clock tan
cheon on Saturday tor Miss Jeai
Wekey and Walter Kenlan. wh<
were married Saturday, and foi
members of the weddStw party an<
out-of-town guests
The luncheon was held at thi
Warren home on West Harnet
Street. White gladioli and nutm
were attractively arranged through
out the home for the social courte
sy.
Miss Dickey waa presented i
beautiful pink camellia corsage up
on her arrival. Later, the hostc-oe:
also remembered Miss Dickey witi
a gift at steak knives.
Guests were invited into thf
dining room where they wen
served a delicious three-course lun
cheon consisting of fruit Juice
creamed asparagus, glased carrots
potato, he«-t. chicken a la king, con.
geaied salad, hot biscuits, brida
ices, decorated cake squares, ant
coffee
Approximately 33 attended tbi
luncheon.
MR. HODGES HONORED
Mr Mack F. v' was honorec
cm his 72nd .. today Friday witt
a family birthday dinner given b:>
his wife at their h- le on North
Clinton Ave. A“' : ding the ©ecasior
were Mrs. J. B.. Holland. Mr and
Mrs Will Holland. Mrs. George
Upchurch. Caroline SchsriB, Mr
and Mrs. Earl Jones and son Way
ton. and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hod
ges
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Mrs. J. M. Barefoot
wishes to express their gratitude
and appreciation to each and
everyone for the many kindnesses
shown to them during their be
reavement and sorrow. May God
Mess each of you.
The Family at
Mrs. J. M Barefoot
{Coke Cutting
Held At
Woman's Club .
Immediately after the Kenlan -
l Dickey wedding rehearsal on Fri
day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
t W. Dickey of Dunn and Mr and i
i Mrs., Emry C Green, Jr. of Oreena* j
■ boro entertained the wedding party
l friends, and out-of-town guests a/
# cake cutting at the Dunn Woman's
Club. r >
» •
The yellow color scheme was pre
; dominant in the entrance hall and
living room of the clubhouse witn
profusions of jonquils and daffodil
effectively used. 8milax was also
decorative on the mantles.
The hosts ami hostesses greeted
guests at the door aniMnvited there
into the dining room. The tabic
i held an arrangement of mixed
f white flowers, and the beautiful
four-tiered wedding oake, which)
was decorated with designs of green
white rosea to carry out the bridal
, motif
After the bridal couple had cut
the traditional first slice of the
cake, Mrs. R L Warren, aunt of
the bride, served the remainder
the guests. Miss Maude Lee of
Chapel Hill preaided at the punch
bowl. Mints and nuts were also ser
ved Miss Jo Whitley and Miss
Donna Avery of Durham assisted.
Miss Emma Lee David played
several musical selections at the
Piano during the evening.
Approximately 100 persons, in
cluding the wedding party, friends,
and out-of-town guests, attended j
the social affair.
IN CRITICAL CONDITION
Bdward Hodges. Jr. of Fairmont.
15-year-old grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. Mack Hodges of Dunn is in i
critical condition in the Robeson
County Memorial Hospital in Lum
ber ton after an accident which oc
curred on the athletic field in Fair
mont. Edwards parents, Mr and
Mrs. Sd Hodges. Sr. were previous
ly scheduled to arrive "here Friday
for the birthday dinner of his fa
ther.
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DUNN. N. C.
TUl-BBilT
Th# wedding of MU« Ztlph.a
Elisabeth Britt and 'Jerry OortW
Tart taw been set lor June % *1*
Britt Is the niece of Mr and Mrs
Rudolph Dully Week* of New tor,
Drove, who have announced thr
engr.c.u.nt. and Mr Tart. I* th
ion of Mr. and Mr*. Oordon O
Tart, al*o of Newton Grove.
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TIEfE fT—EDWARDS
Mr and Mr*. Rufu* Robert Ed
ward* of Godwin have announced
the engagement of thetr daughter,
Miss Sylvia Edwards to Jesse Rich
ard Tippett Jr., aon of Mr anti
Mr*. Tippett of Raleigh Th* wed
ding Is being planned for July.
GUEST AT COLLEGE
Among the guests of Peace Col
lege at the recent visitation week
end was Miss Ashley Wade of
Dunn. Mis* Wade vras entertained
by the students with a tour ot the
college, an informal weined roast. <
ina nn acuvny
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Beautiful
<tl rang amenta
Ta Brighten
Vour Home
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