(V&aih&h Gusty north easterly winds and above normal tides continue In the coastal area. Keep posted on the latest advisories on Hurricane Olnny. Weather over the state mostly cloudy and cool today, to night and Thursday with intermit tent rain or drizrle likely. VOLUME U TELEPHONE *92-1117 - M-I1U DUNN, N. C. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 23, 1963 five cents pub COPY Civil Session To Convene October 28 Only 2 Divorces—This Court Only two divorce cases are doc keted for trial at the civil session of Harnett Superior Court which will convene on Monday, October 28 In Lillington. But don’t be misled into think ing that all is marital bliss in the good County of Harnett. Since the county recorder’s court in Lilllng ton was granted authority >to hear divorce cases, Judge Robert Mor gan is now hearing about a dozen to every one tried in the higher court. Judge Q. K. Nimocks of Fay etteville will preside over the term. Following is the calendar released today by Clerk Elizabeth Matthews: Mon„ Oct. 28, Divorces Olenwood C. Tew vs. Jo Ann Moore Tew and Elsie Gray R. Tripp vs. William Henry Tripp. Motion Docket Virginia Surles vs. Joseph 8. Cates: Lonnie W. Martin vs. Ora Olivia Martin; Alfred M. Ivey et al vs. Eugene T. Snead et al; Har ry G. Stephenson vs. Russell Ho well et al: Dr. W. B. Hunter vs. Harnett County Board of Educa tion; Fred Moore vs. tarry Walter Brown et al: Harold Brown, Jr., ENF vs. Larry Walter Brown, et al; and Martin Davis Byrd V«. SMtve- B.~ Johnson. * "* - Trial Docket * ‘ Walter D. Daffard, Admr. vs Joe Harold Parnell et al; Noel Dwight Bullock vs. Thomas Ric THESE Little Things By Hoover Aj«ai**** A VACATION IN ROME; OTHER LITTLE NOTES And now people are referring to Dunn as “Dodge City." LITTLE NOTES: Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wellons will fly to Rome early in November for a vacation of several weeks— His brother Billy of Wellons Mercantile won the trip in a Hotpoint sales con test, decided he didn’t want to go so gave the trip to Calvin . Dunn’s tobacco market passed the ten million-pound mark yesterday .... Church Clerk George W. (.To Jo) Williams will report to the Little River Association next week that Dunn’s Hirst Baptist Church bad a highly successful year .... Members of the local church, as well as many other Dunn citizens, are mourning the death of the late Dr. W. R. Cullom, who is being buried today. THING AM A JIGS: Mr. and Mrs. EVerette McDonald of Erwin (he’s the head mhat-cutter at Carl’s) are celebrating the birth of a new Continued on Page 6) hard McFerron; Joseph M. Giles et al vs. Nello L. Teer Co. et al; Lewis Turnage et al vs. Nello L. Teer Co. et al; Charlie Word et al vs. James Anderson Cameron; A. J. Collins et al vs. Clifford Ste ve Thomas et al; Charles B. Smith vs. Joyce Lee Harris; Lar ry Lee Pate, BNP vs. Arthur Ed win James et al; Irene Beasley Johnson vs. Henry P. Johnson: William Allen Jones vs. James G. Allen et al; Lucille Jemigan vs. (Continued on Page Six) GETTING THE NHUS—Chicago was the first midwest city to be visited by Viet Nam’s first lady, Madame Nhu, and her daughter, Le Thuy. They were beseiged by reporters when they arrived. Awaiting Trial For Burglary Former Patrolman Hangs Himself GREENVILLE (TJPI) _ A for mer State Highway patrolman, Greenville policeman and parole officer hanged himself in the Pitt County Jail here today while bring held in connection with aburglary attempt Sunday. Officers salr James Boykin, 33 hsed a mat ties* cover to form a noose. Ht was found at 3:30 am., shortly after he was served break fast. Officers said Boykin left a note for his wife and his attorney. Boykin was arrested after he and an accomplice were spotted in the Belk-Tyler Department Store Sun day morning. Boykin jumped from a 15 - foot balcony and crashed through a plate glass door before Florida Placed On Hurricane Watch MIAMI (UPI) — Florida’s east coast from Cape Canaveral to Fort Lauderdale was placed on a hurricane watch today for mav erick storm Ginny which showed Oh signs of turning its 75 mile an hour winds away from the main land. "TJiere is a possibility that hur ricane conditions may affect a por tion of this ifaast area (watch area) within 4 hours,” the Weath er Bureau warned in an 11 a. m. EST advisory. Persons in the watch area were urged to keep posted on weather reports “consider precautions and safeguards and be ready for quick action if hurricane warnings are is sued Jater today.” The hurricane was centered a bout 155 miles east of the nation’s big missile center at Cape Can averal, near latitude 28.6 north, longitude 78.0 west. It was moving toward the southwest at 8 mph. Space Center Prepares Cbpe Canaveral began batten ing down for a big Mow. being apprehended some two blocks from the scene. He was jailed under $20,000 bond but his accomplice escaped. Noel Auman Elected To Office Leaders of the Tuscora Council, Boy Scouts of America, met last week in Clinton and officers for the council were elected. J. T. Stallings of Smithfield was elected president with Noel Au man of Benson serving as vice president. C. C. Cannady, Jr., and Robert Denning from the Benson area were elected to the executive board from the Johnston District. The council is comprised of four counties - Duplin, Johnston, Way ne and Sampson, with headquarters in Goldsboro. Benson Troop 19 is sponsored by the Benson Kiwknls Club. I Homecoming At Beulah Church Beulah Baptist Church six miles east of Dunn will observe its an nual homecoming on Sunday., The Rev. J. B. Pritchett, pastor and the congregation cordially in vite all former pastors, friends and all singing groups to attend. Lunch will be spread at 13:10 on the church grounds with spec ial singing to follow in the after noon. Youth Makes Escape In Souped - Up Car ROCKWELL. N. C. (UPI) — A freckled, red - haired youth rob bed the First Union National Bank branch of an estimated <25,000 to day and made a noisy getaway in a souped up automobile equipped with dual exhausts and loud muf flers. The FBI gave the estimate of the amount taken in the robbery, the third time within the past five yeaais that the bank toad been the target of holdup men. Joseph Kissiah, special agent in charge of the FBI office in Charlotte, said the gunman was in his early 20s and wore whjte tennis shoes, a bulky cardigan sweater, yellow shirt and black trousers. He said the bandit was about 5 - feet - 8 and weighed about 170 pounds. Agents said the bandit enter-, ed the bank at 10:10 a. m„ pointed a short, chrome - plated 88 cali ber pistol at four employes and two customers and ordered * teller, Miss Mildred Schuping, to "fill up the bags and keep quiet.” Bank officials said htiss Schu ping filled two brown paper bags with “a considerable sum of mon ey” and-the gunman fled in a 1982 vfhite im/pala super sports Chevro let equipped with dual exhausts and a loud muffler. Woodson Stiller, who operates a clothing store In Rockwell, said the gunman dropped some of his money after leaving the bank. Stiller said the bandit dropped the loot after bumping into him as he was crossing the street. The bandit. Stiller said, broke into a run after he (Stiller) call ed to him that he had dropped some money. Stiller said the man had more bags under his arms but he was unaware at his time that the bank had been robbed'. Sources said about M.000 was drooped bv the bandit as he fled but bank employes remained quiet about the holdup, pending comple tion of the FBI investigation. Sorlnq Lake Pastor So«ak!ng At Revival The Rev. Franklin Turnage of Spring Lake, pastor of the Holland Dale Advent Christian Church, is speak ins at a revival this week at Holly Grove Church near Benson. The services will close Sunday with Homecoming. Special singing will highlight the afternoon and dinner will be spread at noon. The services are being held night ly at 7:30. _____ Police Report On Thomas Shows: Slain Policeman Linked With White Woman: Made Threats I Hi DAY THrWATWT CAM%*Friends.a«id neighbors watch the installation a* w**+r*m -