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"? " f Dunlin County Court of Hon-
. ciJ by the Tuscarora Coun
. y Scouti Wednesday night
t week at the Falson High
l. Approximately 50 Scouts
t fi ienda attended.
; . y James, Troop 48, of Falson,
i ceived the tenderfoot badge; Bob
t y Miller, Stanley Bratcher, Hor
ace Rhodes, and Murphy Thlgpen,
all of Troop 47, from Hallsville, re
ceived first class badges; Frank
preeythe. Richard Byrd of Troop
43, Falson, also rev lved first class
awards. Archie Faries and Billie
Bloom, Troop 85 Wallace, received
pathflndlng badges.
The Rev. J, G. Morrison, pastor
of the Grove Presbyterian Church
in Kenansville, David W. PoweU,
scoutmaster of Troop 35, Wallace,
and Dr. G. V. Gooding, health offi
cer of Duplin County, from Kenans
ville, presided and made the pre
sentations. . --v"
, William M. Craven, field Scout
executive, was Judge of the troop
personal inspection, in in is inspec
tion Troop 47 of Hallsville and
Troop 50 of Kenansville tied for
first place. - . .'
others attending the meeting
were C. H. MlUer, scoutmaster of
Troop 48; E. W. Falres; assistant
scoutmaster and W, N. McLean
troop committeeman of Troop 35.
At the close of the meeting mov
ies on "Alligator Wrestling in tht
Everglades" , and i "Wild Rodeo;
were shown. ...
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Safety Tips for Hunters
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At the touch of lever, ofl
pressure in die hydraulic sys
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tem instantly nits or iowc
either bottom of the two-way
plow pictured above. All
mam himimI in the same
directioo uchnlibrming mold-board or due plows
mioiature rracea to catch and new field cultivators
and hold moisture, redncc aM with hydraulic control
leacbin and eroaion. Dead can give a Kfc-aaving
fertow. ssmd back aow HSc to yowr knd thia fidL
GIRLS!
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tre eliminated. . . . This it
an example .of how Allis
Ch aimers tractor-mounted
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DANCA THEATRE
Tuesday, Nov. 11th
TJUKXING has long been one
ix of our safest outdoor sports.
But with another bumper crop of
nimrods ready to take the field
this fall, hunters must observe
baste safety precautions in han
dling firearms. , .
Here Dot and Ernie Una.
America's top exhibition shooting
team now on tour for Westem-
important safety "Do's" and
"Don'ts."
1. DON'T a'pToTslS
in climbing over fences.
2f place your gnu nnder
fhe fence with action
open before yon climb ever or
through. ,
3 HA walk with the mm
UV tie of your ran
nolnted swav from your com-
nanian.
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and chairmen of the zones were
present; ; t; F. Weeks of Kenans
ville is chairman of zone l; Jimmy
Merritt of Kinston, cone 2; and R.
E. Perry of Selma, zone 8. Towns of
Kenansville, Wallace. Kinston. Mt
Olive, New Bern, uoiasooro, seima,
Princeton and PlkeviUe were represented.
Homecoming PJC
Homecoming at Presbyterian Ju
nior College on Nov. 15 will fea
ture alter registration a lunch at
1:30; Alumni meeting with Rev.
Alex D. Bowles addressing the body
ana at skuu p. m. a rooiuaii game
with P. C. iunlor varsltv at Robbing
field in Red Springs; 5:00 - 6:30 a
ti,-cue Sc., , -r hi co.,8 ciifetec-
la nnd at fl (ill a dance in the Max-
ton Community Club sponsored by " , :
the stuaent ooay. . -
B.F.GrcdyPTA
. The B. F. Grady PTA win meet
Monday night Nov. 10 at 7:00 oV
clocks A good program is neing .
prepared and a large attendance Is
expected.
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Regional Lions
Meet Goldsboro
Goldsboro, Oct. 30. Region 4
district 31-C, Lions clubs, met in
a rfinnpr session Tuesday evening
of last week at Goldsboro, at which
timp rpnorts were heard from offi
cers on the work In their respect
ive departments. "
Approximately 25 attended the
meeting which was presided over
by J. Wesley Morton of New Bern,
deputy district governor.
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