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For Farm Censiis Western Harnett Enunierators have been named in Harnett county for the 1964 ’Ssfi* *«'. w 1 >v * Census of Agriculture, Crew Lead er A. J. Stephenson, Jr. said today. Enumerators in Harnett county belong to a force of 23,000 through out the nation employed tempor arily by the U. S. Bureau of the Census for this year’s Census of Agriculture. Enumerators are key workers in an agricultural census. It is the ■■ * enumerator’s responsibility to lo cate every farm within an enumer ation district assigned to him (oi her), determine if the operator o: the farm has answered all ques tions on a questionnaire that wil! be mailed to the farmer by th< Census Bureau, help the farmei | complete any unanswered questions | on the form, check answers for ac i curacy, and deliver the form tc [ the Census Bureau. WITH PURCHASE OF $49.95 OR MORE OF FURNITURE OR APPLIANCES. ,k< U.S.A./ »VMf. •«, lift (!« A Census of Agriculture is taken every fiye years in the years end ing in “4” and “9” to gather need ed, up-to-date information on the nation's agricultural resources and production. Such informntion is vi tal is making decisions affecting many segments of the U. S. econ omy. Data gathered include the ! number and size of farms, acreage i and harvest of crops, livestock in- j ! ventory. Information on farm equip- | ment and improvements, farm pro. | ducts sold, and on some production 1 ; expenditures. Information also will; be collected on use of fertilizers, I Insecticides, and herbicides. The enumerators will bt train ed in a special 4-day home studv ; : course designed to prepare them | for the farm census, their crew ; leader said. ! The following persons have be"" appointed: Anderson Creek, Ann C. McArtan; Barbecue, Allene C. ■Lyon; Johnsonville, Terzel W. Brown: Upper Little River, Mftfy S. Thomas, Daisy M. Stephens, Bet ty H. Wilder: Hector’s r^ek. Carl P. Johnson; Neil’s Cr“°’<- Ladis B. Gaul din, Le'ha O. Dsy!-- Buckhom i Mary A. cavm-’ss: Black River. Margie A. Jef'r’es. George E. Mat- j thews: Lillinsr'on, Carolyn R. Goff. Three Teenagers Ge! Probation Three teenage boys cherged with t »iing on automobile, stripping it and then burning the remains nleaded guilty to temporary lar | -eny in Dunn court Monday. The defendants were: Charles I Wayne Crane, 17, of Dunn, Route 1; Thurman Edwin Whitman. 17, j Box 23, Erwin; and Gerald Walter ! Gainey, 17, Linden. They allegedly stole a 1957 Chev rolet from Ralph Roberts on Nov. j 10, drove it into Cumberland Coun- j ty, where they completely stripped ! it and then burned what was left. Defense attorney p. K. Stewart, in pleading them guilty to tempor ary larceny, told the court they had good records previously. The boys said they took the car i j because Gainey needed its motor, i Judge Woodrow Hill gave them t2 months each, suspended on con I iition they violate no law; observe ! terms of probation until they are 171 years old, attend church and < Sunday School regularly: attend ! nubhc school regularly until grad- i nation; and pay $50 each to Ro berts. Their driving license was also revoked for six months. The defendants still face trial In Cumberland County for stripping and burning the vehicle. SAVE now-with INSURED SAVINGS Z YOU START No financial institution in this area s yoU more for your savinqs. Home Savings & Loan ASSOCIATION 106 E. Broad St. t>unh, N. C. R. L. Cromartie, Jr., Sect Mrs. Billy Ray Matthews, Mgr Lillington, » C. 807 Main St. Special Service At Sansom Chapel UNION MEETING TO BE HEED AT SMITH GROVE The Dunn D;s*rfct Union meeting of the Cape Fear “A” Confer ence will be held November 28, 29, 1964 at the Smith Grove Free Will Baptist Church, Dunn, Route 4 v,._ The Rev. G. L. Elliott, president will preside. Saturday wiP ' |lure the business se*-'"-i which will include report- or ministers, deacons and churches. The Sunday session will begin at eleven o’clo 'k a. m. The presi dent or his appointee will deliver the morning sermon. Following thrmorninar worship, the Willing Workers Club under the direction of Mrs. Clara Murphy will be in charge. The Senior Choir of Smith Grove will sing Sunday morning under the direction of Mrs. Susie McKoy and a visiting choir will furnish music for 'the afternoon service. The Rev. Robert Douglas of Fayetteville is pastor of Smith Grove and the public is invited to attend the sessions. Hudson Rites Held Today Funeral services for Mrs. Bertie Tones Hudson of Benson, who died Sunday, were conducted Tuesday at 3 p. m. at the Benson Baptist Church, of which she was a mem ber by Dr. Gaylor L. Lehman and the Rev. Phil Correy. Burial was tn Roselawn Cemetery. Surviving are her husband, Par lia Hudson; and one sister, Mrs. A. V. Gulley of Rolesville. Recent Bride Is Complimented At Shower Mrs. William Gerald Herring, the former Miss Ellen Tew, was leted with a miscellaneous Show er Friday evening1 at the educa tional building of Lee's Chapel Church near Dunn. Entertaining the recent bride were Mrs. Johnnie M. Godwin, Mrs. Hugh Williford, Mrs. Abrey Hardison and Mrs. Vida Smith. A bouquet of mums flanked by candles in crystal holders were used on the serving table to form a pink and white color scheme for .he occasion. A white lace cloth covered the table. White linen was used on the gift table which was centered with a bride doll. Pink and white candles with running ivy brightened 'the windows Mrs. Ralph Kennedy, Mrs. reed- ! die Tew and MiS3 Doris Lee Wil liford were the game winners for the evening.. After the gifts were opened, the hostesses served cake squares, j punch, toasted pecans and mints. ; Guests were Mrs. John Wal lace Tew, mother of the bride; Mrs. J. W. Herring, the groom's mother; Mrs. John T. Tew and \ Mrs. Charles V. Williford, grand mothers of the bride; Mrs. Fred die Tew, Mrs. Thomas Tew, Mrs. Fred Tew, Mrs. Fletcher Williford, Mrs. Howard Godwin, Mrs. Eric Bass, • Mrs. Joe Jackson, Mrs. Robert Lee Smith, Mrs. Pernon Smith, Mrs. Ralph Kennedy, Mrs. Paul Bri*tt, Mrs. William Weeks, Mrs. Mary Gilbert. Mrs. Raymond Godwin. Mrs. Fred Hawley, Miss Brenda Herring and Miss Doris Lee Williford. The hostesses’ gift to Mrs. Her ring was a’ blanket and linen. Angier Woman Hurt In Wreck An Angier woman was slightly Injured In a three-car accident 6:15 p. m. Friday two miles south of Raleigh. •The State Highway Patrol said the accident occurred when a car driven by Mrs. Cathryn Hunt Byrd. 53, of Angier, stopped on US 401 to let a vehicle in front make a left turn. Her car, the Patrol said, was hit in the rear by a car driven by Worth B. Rowland of Rt. 3 Ra leigh. which was In turn rammed from the rear by a car driven by Bennie Roland Garner of Raleigh. The two men were charged with following too closely. Mrs. Byrd was taken to Rex Hospital here where she was treated for bruises and released. Mr. and Mrs. James Archie Beasley. Jr., Route 1, Erwin, an nounce the birth of a daughter, | Nov. 24, in Good Hope Hospital. I Mrs. Beasley is the formerr Mary j Barbour. Rev. Gary Long To Speak Thursday “Thanksgiving For What?” Will be the sermon title the Rev. C. Gary Long, pastor of the Spring Branch Baptist Church will use Tnursday morning at 8:30 a. m. "hen the Congregation meets for i its annual Thanksgiving service ; m the church sanctuary. Following the service, refresh ' ments will be served in the church | kitchen. The public is invited to | attend this service. ; ' Mother of Erwin Resident Dies Mrs. Lela Mae Thigpen of Rocky Mount died late Tuesday In a Rocky Mount hospital. She is the mother of Mrs. Margaret Vann of the Old Post Road. Erwin. Among her grandchildren are, Mrs. Orville Harper of Erwin Road, Mrs. Kathlten Tomoff of Fort Orr, Calif., Mrs. Hilda Ivey of Old Post Road, Erwin, and Paul Fulton Vann, Erwin Road. Funeral arrangements are in complete, but will be held In Rocky Mount. Dunn Women Entertain At VA Hospital A group of local women journey ed to Fayetteville Friday evening for the Christmas party 'thrown annually for the veterans at the Veterans Hospital there. Members of the Colonial Dames of the 17th Century, Chicora Chap ter, United Daughters of the Con federacy and the Cornelius Har nett Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution were hostes ses for the gala event. About 100 veterans were present Iqv the party. Bingo was enjoyed during the evening after which homemade calces, cookies and candy, ice cream and nuts were served from a table decorated with red berries, greenery and burning red candles in a brass candelabra. While refreshments were being enjoyed, Thomas Hgod entertained the men with magical ac*ts. Making 'the trip were Mrs. E. H. Boat and Mrs. Z. E. Matthews of Erwin, Mrs. J. Lloyd Wade, Mrs. N. M. Johnson, Sr., Mrs. A. C. Parker, Mrs. Arthur F. Pope and Mrs. R. L. Warren, Mrs. Grace Swain also joined the women at the hospital. Revival Slated At Buimlevel The Bunnnlevel Presbyterirr Church will have its fall revival Nov. 29 through Dec. 4. Services will be each evening at 7:30. Rev. Siedman Black Bryan, native of Lillington and pastor of Ashworth Presbyterian Church in Fayette ville, is guest preacher. Rev. Bryan was ordained by Fayetteville Presbytery on July 12, cfter spending 31 years in the wholesale grocery business. He was formerly a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Fayetteville where, he served as cleacon and as a ruling elder. He taught Sunday school for many years; served as assistant to the minister, was president of the Men of the Church and assisted in filling vacant pulpits in the Presby. tery for more than ;en years. He is the son 6f James E. Bryan and Daisy Black Bryan and is mar wed to the former Charlotte Hol land, They have a son, James fHeciman Black Bryan, and a daughter, Daisy McKay Bryan, ai»d 'three grandchildren. The public is invited to attend. r Ho&iku Puimts Admissions to >itsy Johnson Hospital on Monday: Mrs. Gladys Hair, Route f, Erwin; Mr. Eddie C. Jones, Dunn; Mrs. Ruby I. Ry als, Dunn; Mr. Sherrill Hardison, Dunn; Rev. John W. Slye, Kenly; Mr. Janies Olen Ryals, Dunn; Mrs. Mary Dean Butler Route 2, Dunn; Mr. Wayne C. Lee, Route 1, Dunn; Mr. Terry Floyd Johpson, Route 4, Dunn; Mrr. Russell Johnson, Route 2, Benson; Miss Elizabeth Fulley, Buies Creek; Alice Smfth of Dunn; Henrietta Maynard, Route 4, Dunn; Baby Jimmy Pierce, Route 5, Dunn; Mr. Ernest J. Jackson, Route 4, Dunn. GOOD HOPE HOSPITAL Baby William Johnson, Dunn; Mr. Samuel Brown, Route 4, Dunn; Mrs. Lucille Lucas, Route 3, Dunn; Mrs. Naomi Ledwell, Lin den; Nancy Elaine Wilkins, Route 1, Coats; Mrs. Mary Hawley, Route 1, Erwin; Mrs. Betty Lock amy, Dunn; Mrs. Pearl Parrish, Route X, Benson; Mrs. Tlene Mas on, Erwin; Mrs. Mary Beasley, Route 1, Erwin; Miss Mary Den nis, Route 1, Erwin; Eloise Cur ric, Route 2, Lillington; Raster Majmard, Route i. lillington. WEEKEND GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Felton Godwin and daughter, Antiqua. of Asheboro were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Jemigan here. COUPON COLD WEATHEH IS COMING Get your Woolens now at Special Prices 60" WOOLENS 100% Wools and Wool Blends Flannels, Plaids, Tweds, Crapes and Stretch Lined Double Knits. REG. 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