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ALFRED BLALOCK Enlists After Completing High School Blalock Is Aboard Navy Destroyer George Alfred Blalock, 17-year old son of Mayor and Mrs. George Franklin Blalock of Dunn, has en listed in the Navy after complet ing his high school career. Blalock, a popular student lead er and outstanding athlete receiv ed his diploma this summer af ter completing the required cours es at Fayetteville High School. The subjects he needed were not available in the local summer school. A member of the Naval Reserv es for the past six months, Bla lock currently is on a training cruise aboard the U. S. Soley, a Benson Track To Open Sunday Bensoh Internatiqrvl .‘Speedway will open this Sunday with a full field of cars expected. 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He is scheduled to return to Norfolk this weekend and wili then come home for about a month oefore leaving for a two- j year tour of duty. IN RESERVES SIX MONTHS j Young Blalock has been train ing in the Naval Reserve at the Raleigh station during the past six months and also had two weeks of special training at the Charleston Navy yards in July. He applied for duty with the submarine branch of the Navy. Blalock attended Dunn High School last year after a year at Csrolina Military Academy at Maxton. He was Tri-Captain of the Dunn High football team. An outstanding player at right guard, Blalock ended four years of eligi bility in varsity football at the age of 15. He was also active In other ! sports and activities at Dunn High and was very popular with the student body. Saturday Rites For Mrs. Norris Funeral services for Mrs. Nan nie Graham Norris of Rt. 1, Er win, who died Wednesday at her home will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 3:30 from the First Baptist Church in Erwin. Officiat ing wil ibe Rev. Douglas Farmer, pastor. Burial will follow in Er win Memorial Park. Survivors are her husband, Morris Norris, Sr.; four sons, Da vid of Winston-Salem, Willie of Clayton, Archie of Durham, Gun nery Sgt. Morris Norris, Jr., of Okinawa in the U. S. Marine Corps; two daughters, Mrs. Edna Norris Stephens of Erwin, Mrs. Virginia Dziedzic of St. Clara, Michigan; four brothers, O. H. Graham of Greensboro, J. F. Gra ham of Goldston, D. F. Graham of Hurt, Va., A. L. Graham of Dan vlle, Va.; tw osisters, Mrs'. C. L. Brackett, Sr. of Durham, Mrs. George W. Gunter of Durham, also 15 grandchildren. z h .. CHURCH BON D S SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH DUNN, N. C. 6% INTEREST PAID SEMI - ANNUALLY 100% PAR VALUE BONDS MATURE 1 - 14% YEARS. $100 ■ $200 - $500 - $1,000 COMMERCIAL BANK — PAYING AGENT BONDS WILL HELP CHURCH BUILD * EDUCATIONAL BUILDING CONTACT REV. OLIVER I. MURPHY PASTOR. MORRIS KNOX Market ijuality tied leaf. the Hue Cured Stabilization corporation took around 10 per cent of the offerings on the floor ja»terda7. The total poundage sold was al most twice the amount sold in 1£>63 opening day. Then only a Godwin. Primary Supt. — Marcia Stewart; teachers, Cheryl William son, Mary Grady, Laura Beard, Sammy Harbour, Dianna Bennett. Beginner Supt. — Carolyn Byrd; teachers, Julianna Denning. Kay Porter, Gloria Godwin. Nursery No. II Supt. — Brenda Barefoot. Nursery No. III Supt. — Lynn Bethune; Dept. Secretary — Paul ette Murray. Ushers v'.Jl be Dennie Turner, Wayne Royal, Bruce Gomedella, Tony4 Godwin, DonaUl Turner, Glen Pope, Larry McLamb, Odell McDonald, and Tommy Smith. round 187,000 pounds were sold on opening day. Yesterday each ware house here sold almost that much. The opening sale yesterday was at the Planters. Rev. Gary Long, of the Spring Branch church in nearby Sampson county gave the Invocation. Other than that there were no opening ceremonies. All buyers are on hand at the market. First sale was at the Big Four today. First sale Monday will be at the Planter’s Warehouse and second sale Monday will be at the Big Four. There was a great deal of poor grade tobacco on the floors of the warehouses here yesterday. Warehousemen predicted that when the seven days is up for sell ing untied tobacco as well as tied that the price of the golden weed will Increase. Unlike many markets yesterday in the eastern opening litte tobac co was pu>rhased by warehouse men. There was, good competitive bidding oy tobacconists here. Most of the samg buyers who were here last year are here. Penfecostal founder and president of Carter Bible College at Goldsboro. He has been heard by capacity crowds nightly. Supt. Carter said today that plans are nearly complete for the merger of the 36 churches com prising the Free Will Baptist Church of the Pentecostal Faith into the denomination which has its headquarters in Dunn. Its head quarters is in Florence. S. C. osts Are Filled The Rev. Raymond Parkenton of Norfolk. Va. was elected to serve as director of the denomination’s program in the State of Virginia, a newly-created post. R. T. Williams, a layman who serves as postmaster at Bladen boro, was elected general secretary for the entire denomination, suc ceeding Joe Norris of Benson, who resigned due to the press of other duties. Five new directors, also laymen, were elected to the board of direc tors: H. W Jemigan, Jr. of Dunn, Bill Wiggins of Norfolk, Va., Ker mit Butler of Dublin. Stacy Page of Godwin, James Kelly of Wallace. Other general officers, who were not up for re-election since their terms have not expired are: Supt. Carter: Rev. J. E. Andreye, assist ant general superintendent; and Rev. Curtis Tatum, treasurer. All these are assigned to the Dunn headquarters. Rapid Growth Supt. Carter, in his annual re view of the year’s program, re ported major advances in every field of endeavor, particularly in the foreign missions field. He told the conference the denomination now has 12 full-time missionaries and more than 80 native evangel ists serving in Hawaii, Costa Rica, Mexico and India. One of them, the Rev. P. V. Kuruvilla, secretary of the deno mination’s Bible School in India, was a speaker today at the annual missions session. Supt. Carter also reported that the summer Youth Camp, held this year in Dunn for the first time, will be expanded into a five-weeks session next summer A record en campment of 290 was enrolled dur ing this summer’s two weeks camp, directed by the Rev. Leonard Drew of the headquarters staff, head ot the Christian Education Depart ment, Principal conference speakers this year were Dr. Ward, Supt. Carter, Rev. Ed Walker of Golds boro and Rev. John Guiton of Clarkton, who delivered the clos ing address. Ordained as ministers were: Bobby Howard, Kinston; Tom Dor man, Raleigh; Fletcher Russ, Whitevilie; L. M. Woodall, Dur ham; William E Norris. Sanford; Stacy Lanier Wallace; and Gaston F. Dalton, Norfolk. Licensed to preach were: Ray mond William Rose, Baltimore, Md.; Raeford E. Garris, Key West, Fla.; William L. Butler, Williams ton; J. W. Cockrell, Durham; Gene Turner, Kinston; Compton Owens, Hampton, Va. Two ministers, Rev. B. B- Carlyle of Bladenboro, and Neamiah Phil lips of Erwin were officially retired after long years of faithful serv ice recognized by the conference. ORDERS NEW TEETH FALMOUTH, England (UPI) — Mrs. Mary Treweek, 101, said Thursday she has ordered a new set of false teeth. "The ones I’ve had since 1909 are beginning to wobble a bit.” she said. Too Late To Classify FOR RENT: Two bedroom house trailer completey furnished. $10 per week. Nice shady lot. 214 miles south of Dunn on 301 highway. 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