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LT. DENVER C HARPER
Army 2nd, LI Denver C Harper
of Albertson, N. C recently arrived
in Korea, where he is an Army
aviator with the 30th Medical
Group's helicopter ambulance de
tachment The son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thurman E. Harper, Route 1, Al
bertson, Lieutenant Harper is a
former student at Brigham Young
University.. The lieutenant, whose
wife, Lucille, and son, live in Cards
ton, Alberta, Canada, entered active
Army duty in January 1961. .
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OTTIS J. SIMPSON LI-1- CSN
has recently completed two and one
Salt years of duty at Sea aboard
the Repair Ship U.S.S. Bnareus
(AR-12). He is now being trans
ferred to the U.S. Naval Lithogra
phers' School for instructor duty.
Prior to this, Simpson was aboard
the Aircraft Carrier Cowpens (CVL
-25), the first carrier to enter Tokyo
Bay, August 26, 1945. He also was
an instructor in the Lithographer
School at the Pentagon, Washington,
D. C. His wife, the former Mary
Evelyn Parker of Pink Hill, daugh
ter of Mrs. Pearl Parker, and two
children, Kenneth 8 years, and Mona
9 mos. are residing in Lansdale
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For Sheriff
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Ralph Miller
I hereby announce my candidacy for Sheriff of Duplin County,
to succeed myself, subject to the will of the Democratic Voters in
the Primary, May 29, 1954.
, ' If nominated and elected, I pledge my continued efforts to serve
all of the people of the County.
Tour vote and support will be appreciated. ,
Ralpli''-';.
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Miller
2ND. LT. G. Y. GODDING JK.
son of Dr. and Mrs. O. V. Gooding
of Kenansville is a student in the
112 Company U.S.A.R. Infantry. He
has been in service since December
1st. according to a report from Ft
Benning, Go. Lt Gooding is married
to the former Janet Caldwell, daugh
ter- of Xerkine. Caldwell and Helen
Caldwell Cuahman. They have two
children, Guy Erskine and Timothy
Lannlgan. He is a graHuate of Ken
ansville high school. Augusta Mili
tary Academy and N. C. State Col
lege. He also attended the Univer
sity of North Carolina where he
was member of the Sigma Ny fra
ternity, s
LEONARD R. RATNOR
Camp Gordon, Ga. CpL Leonard
R. Rayner, 22, son of Riley Raynor,
Beulaville, N. C, will go to Fort
Bragg, with his unit on March 26
for Exercise Flash Burn.
Normally stationed at Camp Gor
don, Ga, as a powerman in ' the
990th Signal Large Base Company,
he will help provide communica
tions for the large training ma
neuver. More than 60,000 troops
will use the Army's newest wea
pons and tactics in the exercise
scheduled for April and May.
Corporal Raynor, whose wife.
Bernice, lives on Route 4, Wallace,
entered the Army in November,
1952.
CPL. ELLIS R. HARGROVE
Camp Gordon, Ga. Cpl, Ellis R.
Hargrove, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert F. Hargrore, route 3. Box
Mt. Olive, N. C, will go to
Fort Bragg, with his unit on March
26 for Exercise Flash Burn.
Normally stationed at Camp Gor
don, Ga., as a member of the 990th
Signal Large Base Company, he
will help provide communications
for the large training maneuver.
More than 60,000 troops will use
the Army's newest weapons and
tactics in the exercise scheduled
for April and May.
Corporal Hargrove entered the
Army in August, 1952, and was last
stationed at Fort Jackson, S. C.
'"TIT P '
Greenville. -Effective Uarch lClh
television station VNCT, Channel
9, Greenville, will begin its telecast
day at seven o'clock on weekday
mornings, with the weekend sched
ule remaining as is: 11: a. m. on
Saturday and 1 pc m. on Sunday .s
-WNCrs telecasting day will be
gin with The Morning Show
through the live network facilities
of the Columbia Broadcasting Sys
tem. This two-hour show will fea
ture news end variety attractions
and will originate in New York :
, .Netwerk Additions . ,
Although all of the following
have not been confirmed, WNCT is
negotiating for these daytime net-'
. work shows: The Breakfast Club,
Ding Dong School. One - Man's
Family, Bob Crosby, . The Betty
White Show .and Kate Smith. .
Local Shew , , .
-' Three local daytime shows will
be added: An audience-participation
show called The Big ? Question,
cooling show featuring Mrs. Peg
gy Kyle of Kinston, and a show
featuring events and trends taking
place in Eastern Carolina called
Let's Talk It Over.
". New Shews -
Beginning Wednesday, March 10(
WNCT will telecast the Paul Win-
chell-Jerry Mahoney Show-from
NBC from 8:00-8:30. Space Rangers
will begin March 8th and Uncle
Bimbo will begin Saturdays from
1:00-1:30 telling stories for the chil
dren. .
Celec Cllnle
Chief Engineer Hank Tribley re
turned Wednesday from a clinic on
color television sponsored by the
Radio Corporation of America. The
two-day session included lectures
and demonstrations on the use of
color television.
The color system now in use al
lows color-programs to be received
on conventional ' black end white
sets and black and white shows to
be received on color sets. Of over
300 TV stations in America, seven
are equipped to transmit color tele
vision. "Operation and maintain-
ence," Tribley said, "becomes mag
nified many times when color TV
is added."
VIICT Program
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Thursday, March 11, 1954
PFC. WYATT E. ROBERTS '
Camp Gordon, Ga. PFC Wyatt
E. Roberts, 23, whose wife, Dor
othy, lives on Route 1, Mt. Olive,
N. C, will go to Fort Bragg, with
his unit on March 26 for Exercise
Flash Burn.
Normally stationed at Camp Gor
don, Ga., as a member of the 990th
Signal Large Base Company's mo
tor pool, he will help provide com
munications for Jhe large training
maneuver. More than 60,000 troops
will use the Army's newest wea
pons and tactics in the exercise
scheduled for April and May.
Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bry
ant J. Roberts, Route 2, entered the
Army in November, 1952.
PFC WILBUR C. WESTBROOK
Camp Gordon, Ge. Army PFC
Wilber C. Weatbrook, 22, whose
wife, Hilda, lives in Goldsboro, N.
C, will go to Fort Bragg, N. C,
with his unit April 8, for Exercise
Flash Burn.
Normally stationed at Camp Gor
don, Ga, as a pole lineman in the
229th Signal Support Company, he
will help provide communications
for the large training maneuver.
More than 60,000 troops will use
the Army's newest weapons and
tactics in the exercise scheduled
for April and May. - -
Westbrook is the son of James H.
Westbrook, Route S, Mount Olive.
. CPU ROBERT L. BEAUT
Ascom City, Korea. Army CpL
Robert L. Beatty, son of Mrs. Sid
ney W. Beatty, Warsaw, N. C, is
returning to the U. S. after, ser
lng with the 830th Ordnance De
pot Company in Korea.
Corporal Beatty, who was a sup
ply records specialist in the com
pany, entered the Army in April,
1952, -and arrived in Korea, during
October of that Fear. He holds the
National Defense, fCorean and UN
service luonons. i ,
FVT. THOS. B, MOORS '
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Pvt.
Thomas E. Moore, son of Mr. David
Moore, Kenansville, N. G, is Hear
ing completion of a 16-week train
ing cyd here with a unit of the
6th Armored Division, :
As a trainee, he received eight
weeks baste training In the funda
mentals of Army life and the use
of infantry weapons. He is now
completing an additional .. eight
weeks engineer training. . ;
Pvt. Moore Is being taught the
use of pfeneer and power tools, con
struction of fixed and floating
bridges and related subjects be
sides additional combat skills.
At the end of the 16-week train
ing cycle with the famed "Super
Sixth" the men completing train
ing here will be sent either to spe
cialist schools .or as replacements
to other units.
CPL, THADDEUS RATNOR .
MUNICH, GERMANY CpL
Thaddeus Raynor, 29, son of Mr. and
' Trs. Lozy Raynor. Route 8, Mount
i Olive, recently graduated from the
i Seventh Army WoiamnUxtoned
Officer Academy in Munich, Ger
many.
A member of the 175th Military
Police Battalion's Company A, he
successfully completed a five-week
course emphasizing leadership of
units, map reading and other mill
tary subjects.
The corporal arrived overseas last
May from an assignment at Fort
Jackson, S. C. He has been in the
Army since 1950, and his decorations
include the National Defense Ser
vice Medal and the UN and Korean
Service Ribbons.
2:49 Afternoon Melodies c
3:30 Nancy Carter's Cookbook
4:00 Woman With. A Past t ' "
-4:15 Music With A Fashion :
4:30 On Your Account NBC , t
6.00 Cactus Jim 4 , ,
6:00-News
8:18 Sports y
8:20 Weather - ' .! r -." v
6:20-Safety Tips
6:30 Circle C Jamboree'. .
6:45-Farm Facts ' 1
T:O0 Lone Ranger ' '." ,
7:30 Douglas Edwards, CBS
7:48 Yesterday's News Reel '
8:00 You Bet Your Life, NBC . '
8:30 Four Star Playhouse, CBS
9:001 Led Three Lives
9:30 Living Book ' '
10:00 Late Show ' -
11.-00 News, Weather and Sports
11:15 Sign Off
. . Friday, March 18, 1954 '
2:45 Afternoon Melodies -.. ' '
3:00 Afternoon Theatre
4:00 Woman With A . Past
4:15 Music With A Fashion -4:30
On Your Account NBC .
5:00 Cactus Jim
6:90 News , ,
6:18 Sports
6:20 Weather ,: ;
6:25 Safety Tips
6:30 Riders of Purple Sage
6:45 Farm Facts , ,
7:003011x16 C Jamboree
7:13 Jewel Box Jamboree
7:30 Douglas Edwards, CBS
7:45 Perry Como, CBS : .
8.-00 Boston Blackle . " ' -
8:30 Pepsi Cola Playhouse, ABC
9KW-Ufe of Kellly. NBC . '
9:3or-Cavalcade of America,' ABC
10:00 Cavalcade of Sports, NBC
10:45 Beat the XxperU v
11:00 News, Weather and Sports "
11:15 Sign Ott
Saturday, March 12, 1964
1LOO Winky, Dinky and You
11:30 Rod Brown Rocket Ranger,
13:00 Big Top, CSS 1 ' t
1:00 Uncle Bimbo '
1:30 What In the World, CBS , :'
2:00 East Carolina College .
2:30 What's Your Trouble . 7
2:45 Industry Parade
8:00 Western Theatre
4410 Taming of the Shrew (opera)
5:30-Uncle Marvin
6:00 News
6:15 Sports
6:30 Circle C Jamboree -7:00
Mr. Wizard
7:30-Cisco Kid , "
8:00r-Golden Weed Jamboree v
8:30- Amateur Hour,. NBC
9:00 Two for the Money, CBS '
9:30 Playhouse of Stars
10:00 Medallion Theatre, CBS
10:30 Hit Parade, NBC
11:00 News, Weather and Sports (
Sunday, March 14, 1954
l:00r-Youth Wants to Know, NBC
1:30 Frontiers of Faith, NBC
2:00 American Inventory, NBC
2:30 Amer. Forum of the Air :.
3:00 Youth Takes A Stand, CBS
3:30 Man of the Week, CBS
4:00 Excursion, NBC
4:30 Your Faith is Power
5:00 Family Theatre i
6:00 Carolina Vespei Time
6:30 Favorite Story
v7:00 Life With Father, CBS
7:30 Private Secretary, CBS
8:00 Toast of the Town, C-S
9:00 Amos and Andy
8:-r .e,5c the Sank. CSS 1
10.C0 Ti e Web - '
10.33 TV Theatre
U:00-News 4, .
11:05 Beauty Secret
H:KbsSlgn Off
Monday, March IS, 1364
2:tVAf?ern6on Melodies
8:00 Af ?-jiwn Theatre
4.-00-A Woman With A Past .
14:30 On Your Account. NBC
8:00 Cactus Jim' - '
6:25 Rocky Jones Space Ranger
AOO-News '
6:15 Sports ..!.' vV-v
6:20J-Weather e ' . -'
6:25 Safety Tips " , ' "
6:30 Riders of Purple Sage-' i
6:45 Farm Facts-X-' .i.
7:00-Junlper Junetkni.USA
7:30 Douglas Edwards, CBS "
7:45-T-Perry Como, CBS , '
8:00-Talent Patrol -.--8:30
Loretta Young Show, NBC ..
9:001 Love Lucy, CBS r :
9:30-Sed Buttons, CBS ' ' " '.
10:00 Studio One, CBS
11:00 News? .',' ' "
11:05 Beauty Secrets - " -1-
ll:15-Slgn Off ' - -
Tuesday, March 16, 1954 -
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5:S0 Range Rider
6:00 News
6:15 S porta ' .
6:20 Weather
6:25 Safety Tips
6:30 Beauty Secrets
6:45 Farm Facts i
70 Sammy Bland " ' . f
7:15 Jewel Box Jamboree
7:30 Douglas Edwards, CBS
7:45 Public Prosecutor
8:00 Life Is Worth Living, Du
mont ' " "'
8:30 Red Skelton, CBS -9:00
Make Room For Daddy, ABC
9:30 U. & Steel Shew . -
10:30 Wrestling J, ' 1
11:00 News, Weather, Sports' i '
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