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(U) The Virginian -
“The Man Who Wouldn’t Die”
8:00 (4) Survival In she Sea
8:30 (4) Writers at Today:
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Death claimed the life of Ohar
lee Ronald (Ronnie) Peeegoy
yesterday morning at the Veterans'
Hospital In Durham.
He had been a patient there for
several weeks. Death was caused
]jy leukemia.
The 27-year-old Dunn man ser
ved with the Air Force for nine
years and at the time of hia re
mt August wag an Air
First Class. He had made his
» since that time and
assisted his brother, Willie Pere
gfoy, with the management of Chi
oora Country Club.
He was a member of the first
Baptist Chinch where funeraTser
vices will be conducted PMday af
ternoon at 2:80 with the pastor,
Rev. Tom Freeman, officiating.
Burial will be in Dunn with milt
wry nonorb.
Bom la Charlottesville, Via., he
was the son of Mrs. Florence
Peregoy ol Charlottesville and the
late John D. Peregoy.
Also surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Linda Steen Peregoy and tlfee
daughters, Pamela, Cynthia and
Charlotte, all of the home; three
brothers, M-Sgt. Ashby Peregoy
ol the XT. 8. Army at Ft. Benning,
Ga., Willie Peregoy of Dunn and
Ernest Peregoy- of Charlottesville;
three sisters, Mrs. Nora Shaw of
Charlottesville, Mrs. Annie White
of Peabody, Mass., and Mrs. W.
E. Parr of Dunn.
Four County
Hesston Dealer
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Pour Co. Tractor CO. has been
authorized as the dealer far iw
ton V-22 Cotton HSrvestem in the
Dunn area according to Geo. F.
Glover president of the local farm
equipment firm. .
Heston Manufacturing Com
pany's booklet, "Hi-Net Cotton
System,’* now is available free to
cotton growers in this area, lu$ad
ded. The booklet, which premnts
a comprehensive program to in
crease net cotton profits, has been
commended by educators, edfcrs.
and farmers across the Oiftton
Belt. t
Glover described the V-tt jp *
new sooeept in mechanical har
vesting, brush-action to
remove ttnt gently and deliver
clean cotton. Its performance’ has
been Impressive 1 nhundreda of
fields la many states over the
past four years. The two-row
machine can be attached to most
models of tractors, and sells far
less thap one-fourth the cost of
most spindle-type machines.
In competitive tests, the Hess
ton has harvested substantially
more lint and name seed per acre,
in less time, than other types of
mechanical pickers, Glover *•
ports. B
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the Oum Chapel Free Will
list Church; The Rev. O. D.
Smith officiated: assisted by the
Rev Nathan
Remarks concerning the life of
the deceased were given by Mod
erators R. L. Sanders and J. D.
Ray of the Gape Fear Conferenees
Mrs Laura J Surles spoke for the
Annual Conventions and the Rev.
Q. U Elliott spoke for the District
Dunn, Rt. 4 Man
Service* Conducted
Ales Falrcloth, 56, of Dunn, Rt.
*> Tuesday at the Veterans'
Hospital in Fayetteville.
Vttneral services were held at 4
P-m. Wednesday at the Butler
Funeral Home in Roeeboro. The
Rev. O. N. Ashley, pastor 0f Roee
boro Baptist Church, officiated
Interment was in the ttUfctoo
City Cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Ethel Fairclotft; three tons, Bd
ward. Bart, mid Terry Wayne F»lr
cloth, all of the home; five Sisters,
Mrs. Ruffin Hall of Salemburg,
Mrs. Miley Sesaoms and Mrs. Ven
der Bropk .both of Roseboro, Misd
Ctyde Faircloth of Baltimore, Md.,,
Mittle 1 JO»,Ucnai ui rayncB
ville; one brothel', Jake Falrcloth
Lot Angeles ,
San Francisco
St Louis ....
Cincinnati .
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh .
Houston 4*.i
Hew York
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St .Louis at New Turk.
Lot Angeles it Chicago,
Cincinnati at Philadelphia, night
Milwaukee at Pittsburgh,
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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New York .... 63 40
Chicago . 63 43 MO 3
Baltimore .... 33 61 1363 8%
Minnesota .... 60 60 .646 OB
Boston 64 86 ABO 16
Cleveland .... 64 63 .418 IT
Los Angeles .. 64 61 .470 13
Kansas City .. 80 60 .463 13
Detroit . 47 60 .433 31
Washington .. 41 TO M0 33
Baltimore 6, Cleveland 4, night
Detroit 10, Boston 1, night.
Fenian City 4, Chicago 3, night.
Minnesota 8. Los Angeles 1,
night.
Washington 3, New York 8, 1st
twilight
New York 1, Wash. 0, ted,
night.
Minnesota at Los Angeles.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Washington.
Chicago at Kansas City, night.
Cleveland at Baltimore, night.
of Dunn; one step-daughter, M1SB
Prances Tew of AfctryyUlej
of Autryville.
Dunn Women
Entertain At
Buffet Sujjger
Bun, turkey and draining, peas,
pineapple - apricot salad, hors
d’oeuvres, tot Wsouits and Iced
tea were served. On the pastry
table were sandtmrts, brownies
and petit foon.
About forty guests attended.
dominat at the hdfae of'Mrs. •'<$.
L. Corbett on West Cumberland
Street uhen She and Mrs. Thomas
Hood, Mira, harry Lawrence, Mrs.
John Snipes, Mrs. Duncan Wil
son, Mrs. C L Taylor arid Mrs
Howard Dbton entertained at a
mums and fUggi mama. A white
nosegay of roses and nubrum li
lies was featured on the pastry
table.
The hostesses received through
out the house while Mrs Cor
bett greeted the guests at the
Miss Brenda L. Van not Dur#^
b ftrwtgf n student nurses from
the School of Nursing at ■Qjft*
taking a *w» cow* in tu
berouloal sand long-term IHnes.,
see at the Veterans Hospital i*.r
Oteen. Uw students, who hav*,
completed the Junior year at the .. .
HOC school, arrired there July -
38. The course, a reuirement tji *
the School of Nursing currlcu-.',^
lum, ends Sept, 8. - ,y>- ^
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FIS HING TRIP
On a fishing trip to Surf City
during the weekend were Mr. aaSM
Mm. James Britt and their son,
Jimmy, Mrs. Lettte laa McDamb <i
of Goldsboro and Mis Margaret .
Clifton of Benson. <ia *■
TO NEW MEXICO
Miss Jane Williams left this'1-'
morning from the Raleigh-Dur-,»u
ham Airport to visit her bro--.au'
ther, Ashley A. Williams, in
Hobbs, New Mexico.
IN ZEBULON
Mm. Graham Henry and f«
ly are visiting her family in
bulon.
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