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Jh* (Dally fisuoohd DUNN, N. C. RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY 406 E. CUMBERLAND ST. utMimX m Ncood-c:ju nutter in tae Poet Office la Dean, N. CX endnr the lam of Oongreas, Act of March S, 1*79. K<rety Afternoon, Monday throarh Friday. Second-class postage paid at Dunn, N. O. SUBSCRIPTION RATES BT CARRIER—25 CENT8 PE. AT.Kn 114 WkNg NOT SERVED BT CARRIER AND RURAL ROUTES INSIM NORTH CAROLINA—58.99 Per Tear; 54-59 for six montlHl 53.99 for three months. tJCT-OE-Br*TK—519.59 per year te advance; 99-99 far dtx aonthei ■4 99 far Wee mantha nine lav Here omies ftKWIKWKIU tappers adventure ■nMnrocouw SHOWS 3 - 5 - 7 - mu 9 NOW SHOWING •UZMME OANP HEHEIIE MHI A Distant Trumpet JAMES GREGORY ***** mm*mm poptVMUWB rtcHHicoton ff®’ IMimvmmm fbomwmmer mo*. BB SHOWS 1 - 3 - 5 - 7 - 9 r Volume district with 90.000 farmer - mem bers made loans to 50,000 of these members in 1963 in the amount of | more thaii' $265 million, more than I double the volume 10 years ago,” he said. “The Dunn association served i farmers with loans totaling $2,631, 323.14 in 1963 in Sampson and Har riett Counties,” Mr. Lee added. Other officials of the Dunn as sociation attending the conference : included E. E. Seay, president, of Turkey. N. C.; Sam P. Hudson, di I rector, of Dunn. N. C„ James H. ! Withers, director of Rt. 1, Broad j way, N C:; H. Ralph Kennedy, As j sistant Secretary - Treasurer, ar>d | Herman P. Green, general manager. Too Late j ; i iiiii I 'iwWi||»iii^rri1;<TiV ■ To Classify ! FOR SALE: 1959 Ford can be traded i ijjMkjjftS or '56 model car if person will take up payments on Ford, If interested phone 892-5285 or get in touch with Marshall Surles. 6-16-3c RUNNING ON FATHER'S NAME I Pretty Barmaid Stalked Slain | Spectators Cheer At Death Verdict • NEW’ YORK (UPI) — Killer Winston Moseley showed not a j hint of emotion when he was j doom to the electric chair Monday,! | fcut courtroom spectators applaud- j j 6d and cheered and the judge said , j he would not hesitate to pull the | switch himself. • The outrage that was evident • in Queens County Supreme Court when a jury announced Moseley’s ! sentence was in marked contrast ; to the public indifference March 13 when pretty barmaid Kitty j' Genovese was stalked and slain j by Moseley while 38 persons ignor ! ed her screams for help. No one : even bothered to call the police. Moseley, 29. a Negro former i business v machine., .operator-. i fcund guilty of murder of Miss Genovese last week. The jury re | convened for 45 minutes Monday to fix his sentence. The jurors in cluded -four Negroes, one a wo man. Justice J. Irwin Shapiro ham Tnered the bench for order when the court spectators applauded, and some cheered when Moseley’s : death sentence was announced. But the ,‘udge reflected similar i-" --1 Remember Dad on his day, June 21st. You simply can't miss when you select Dad's gifts at Louis Baer's. We have styles that Dad will wear with pride and pleasure. Select now from our great values! MEN'S SUMMER SUITS At Special Prices $24.951* $49.95 SLACKS By Mayer S5.99 to $12.99 MALLONY HATS $5.99 to $8.99 BELTS $1.00 to $3.50 ROBES 5.99 t® 10.99 VAN HEISEN DRESS SHIRTS Sport Shirts and Pajamas m to $tj UNDERWEAR Hanes & Fruit of the Loom 6k to $1.00 TIES SI.00 to 8.9 JARMAN SHOES Golden Grain Loafers & Oxfords Jim to jim BERMUDAS J2J to $8.99 LOUIS BAER DEPT. STORE FREE GIFT WRAPPING 1 Manager DUNN, N- C. sentiment when he commended the jury for its ‘-service to justice.” •'Although I do not believe In capital, punishment, when I see a monster like this I wouldn’t hesi tate to pull the switch myself’, Shapiro said. Taylor CORE to roll up such a lop-sided Vote as that?'’ Getting back to the interest rate change, which Taylor declares “is false and Rich Preyer knows it’s false,” he said Holding was a mem oer of the N. C. Commission to Study Financing for Industrial ‘Development which madwBWjre-j port on Nov. 1, 1962 'This report,” declared Taylor, "did not receive Snow Holding's approval and when the commis sion took a vote, Holding was ohe I of only two bankers who voted I -gainst the rate'increase. And ft j I was Nat Townsend, Preyer’s own j i ttompaign manager, who all the while was lobbying for passage of | a bill to raise the interest rate, j j He was lobbying, I am told, for > First Union National Bank not j First Citizens.” “No tell us, Mr. Preyer,” chal j lenged Taylor, “who represents the | special interests and is special in terest represented by First Citi zens or Nat Townsend and First Union?” CHALLENGES PREYER | At that point Taylor issued a ' challenge to Judge Preyer “or to i any person he may wish to desig | nate to debate the special interest | claim at any time, any place, any dpte and under any formate be j tween now and election eve.” ’ Let Judge Preyer name the date, hour and place, let him come or let him send anybody he pleas es and ill debate the issue with him and let the people be the jidge,” challenged Taylior. r Meadow Grad Receives Recognition Marilyn Delores Parker, daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. John Avery Parker of Route 2, Benson, received recog nition at recent commencement exercises for twelve years of perfect attendance. She was also the salutatorian of her senior class, and received the citizenship award. As an outstand ing student, she was a member of the Beta Club, Dramatics Club, and FBLA Club, all of which she has served as an officer. Marilyn was also elected class re porter of her senior class. She was graduated from Meadow High School in recent exercises. EXPRESS THANKS Sunday night brought to a close the Vacation Bible School at Pope’s Chapel Free Will Holiness Church with a total of fifty children hav ing had perfect attendance. The pastor, Rev. B. G. Byrd along with the members of the Bible School would like to take this opportunity to express their sincere apprecia ; tion to the town of Dunn for the ; cooperation giyen by them in con nection with the parade for the children Saturday afternoon. BEFORE YOU BUY - - - SEE US! 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Herman Monarch. Southeastern Director, said girls single or mar- j ried between the ages of 17 and 27 are eligible to enter- Judging will be on beauty of face and figure. Contestants will compete in Even- 1 ing Dress, Swim Suit, Charm and ; Poise, Personality and Intelligence, j No talent is required. Girls interested should contact j Monarch in Barnwell. Date and location of the judging will be announced later. “We hope I to hold this event in a centrally located city the latter part of July," he said. The Nor’h Carolina, winner wl'l join winners from all parts of the United States in competition at De troit, Mich., August 22 - 29. The winner there will represent her I country in the Miss World Finals-in London, England. Miss Michele Motrtnko, New York, became Miss U S.A. last year and PAPEU FOR STOCKS NEW YORK (UPI) — The American Telephone & Telegraph Co. will use more than 80 tons of paper to print three million stock certificates that will be mailed to stockholders to effect AT&T’s stock split, it was announced Thursday. won a $1,000.00 wardrobe, a free trip to England for the world finals, j a paid tour with the Bob Hopes Overseas Christmas Shew and a week in Paris, France. The North Carolina entry wins a free trip to the National Finals in addition to a trophy. Awaiting the winner at the 14th annual judging in England is a prize of 2.500 pounds (approximately $7, 500 00>, the Miss World Trophy, a screen test by Columbia Pictures and world wide fame. Six Killed in the bus. ,One*of the dead was a woman. Three persons were^Mscued. A derrick was uused to try raise the bus. and divers went down into the large lake to bring up the bod ies. The Coast Guard said the tug Rebel Jr., was towing a barge which rammed the 24-mile-long causeway. The bus apparently fell through the gaping hole moments later. _ : AT LAKE Spending Sunday at White Lake ■were Mrs. R. L. Hodges and child ren and Mrs. Bill Godwin and Me lanie. Little Extra Counts! Current Dividends FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOC, of DUNN NOW! FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY COULD HARD •CORSETS*HOT BATHS GET NEEDED RELIEF FROM -4CHE AND SLEEPLESS NIGHTS CAUSED BY AN IMPROPER MATTRESS DUPfN 892 - 8384 Beside Commercial Bant “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL” „juii;r jlqcal ue dealer_ EASY CREDIT TERMS ■4 1 LlLLlNOTON 8*4 - 8881
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