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Sunday Only,. Dec! 12
"DAWN AT SOCORRO" ,
In Technicolor '.'
Rory Calhoun and Piper Laurie
Cartoon and Comedy :
Mon. and Tues., Dec. 13-14
BENEATH THE 12-MILE REEF
In Cinemascope
. .. Robert Wagner .and Terry Moore
Cartoon
; Wed. and Thurs., Dec 15-18
DESERT LEGION -'"
In Technicolor :
Alan Ladd and Arlene Da hi
Cartoon and, Serial
Friday Only, Dec. 17
' Triple .Features
l'- TIME Or THEOt LIVES
' Abbott and Costello v.i
BOWERY BATAIXION
. js Bowery Boya &
BROOKLYN ORCHID
William Bendix
Cartoons
: . Saturday Only, Dec. 18
1 TWO FISTED SHERIFF
' Charles Starrett Also
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Wallace Drive-In
f Theatre
Wallace, N. C.
Fri. and Sat, Dec. 10 and 11
"LOOK OCT SISTER"
: Louis Jordan
"MR. ACE"
f. George Raft
Sun, Mon., ft Tues. Dec 12-13-14
THE STUDENT PRINCE"
Ann Blythe
Wed. and Thurs., Dec. IS and 16
"SAAOiA"
Cornel Wilde
Pen-Lin Drive-In
Theatre
Wallace, N. C.
Sat, Dec. 11 (Double Feature)
THE LONG, LONG TRAILER'
r Lucille Ball
BLACK MARKET RUSTLERS
Max Terhane and Dennis Moore
Sun. and Mon., Dec. 12 and 13
"JOHNNY DARK"
Tony Curtis and Piper Laurie
Tues. and Wed., Dec. 14 and 15
v.'. "SANGAREE"
Fernando Lamas and Arlene Dahl
Thurs. and Fri., Dec. 16 and 17
"MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION"
Rock Hudson and Jane Wyman
' CANVASBACK
154 NoUomI Wildlife rederaltoa
Sailing In from . the sky, tossed
on a whitecapped lake or served
at ft banquet 'table, it is hard to
beat canvasback, It may be equal,
ly hard to bring the bird from the
sky to the banquet table but not
difficult to get It from the ban
quet table into a hungry stomach.
Time was when our northern
lakes in winter were white with
great masses-of canvasbacks riding
out a storm, milling around the
edge of the forming ice or diving
in apparent glee to the eelgrass beds
deep under water for a meal of
wild celery.
As ducks go, the canvasback is
a large bird. It may be 2 feet long
with a 3 foot wingspread. The
drake may weigh to 3 pounds with
the duck usually at least 10 ounces
lighter than that. The long, low
browed head ' is chestnut in the
drake; the breast, black and the
body white. In the female the body
is grayer and the head and neck
brown.
Canvasbacks breed from central
Alaska to Wisconsin and south to
New Mexico or roughly within that
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In Theatre
Chinquapin n. a
Week of Dec 12
Sunday and Monday
"PRINCE VALIANT"
In Cinemascope
Robert Wagner and Janet Leigh
Cartoon and News
Tuesday and Wednesday
"THE COWBOY & GIRL'
John Wayne and Jean Arthur
Short
Thursday and Friday
"NIGHT PEOPLE"
In Cinemascope
Gregory Peck and Br'oderick Craw
ford Cartoon
Saturday
"SEIGE AT RED RIVER"
Van Johnson and Joanne Dru
Also
"PORT OF NEW YORK"
Scott Brady Cartoon
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area. They winter, from southern
British Columbia to New York and
south to central, New Mexico and
Florida. During - the winter' they
may form great nits of birds where
their abundance Is sufficient and
where food is obtainable. . -
Canvasbacks favor the food-stored
bases of wild celery, eelgrass or
tapegrasS. In spite of the differen
ces in spelling, the specific name
"valisnerla" of the bird refers no
doubf to the generic name "Val'
lisnerla" of the plant, It is not sur
prising that a plant of this type
should j have so many common
names nor It one bites one of the
food-packed bases la It difficult to
understand why canvasbacks seek
it so diligently. They may feed with
little difficulty in water from 1 to
10 feet deep and if necessary can
go deeper. The abandoned upper
portions of the plants may float to
the surface and form great rafts
on shore.
. During courtship the mala canvas
back throws his head backward
and pursues his intended. The nest
is made of weeds and Is usually sur
rounded by water and lined with
down. In the nest are from 7 to 15
canvasback eggs and not Infrequent
ly a few eggs of redhead ducks or
of ruddy ducks Vho by this tech
nique relieve themselves of the la
bors of bringing up some of their
offspring. Incubation takes 4 weeks
and is the responsibility of the
mother bird. There is but one brood
a year.
Possibly the canvasback is our
most valuable of wild duck. Good
canvasback shooting grounds have
a high value but in spite of these
values it seems that the numbers
of canvasbacks are decreasing. In
flight the birds often assume the V
formation characteristic of the flight
of geese. On the lake they resemble
lively white corks. On the table they
start the flow of jsaliva. The Nation
al Wildlife Federation hopes that
these birds may prosper for many
i easons.
Snow Hill News
Mr. . and Mrs. Larry Herring of
STAR THEATRE
Beulaville, N. C
Clean Comfortable BelaTtng
Week, of 1212 to 18
Hillbilly
Da axtslsft
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NELSON KINO
kUBTI BOBKBTS
The top ten tunes of the week
'as selected from your cards and letters
, ' Compiles! by 1
NELSON KINO and MARTY ROBERTS
HI y, friends said neighbors!
greetings from your buddies, Nel
son and Marty, who bring the
WCKY JAMBOREE! and HILL
BILLY HIT PARADE! your way
each night . . . CONGRATS, to
REDD STEWART, Of the PEE
WEHS KING outfit, who is the
proud papa of a. brand new son,
Billy Ray, bora la Louisville, Ky.,
November 18. Papa, Mama and
baby all doing fine . . . We're in
debted to BO McLEOD, who writes
a swell eoL "Out On A Limb" for
the DonaldspnviUe, Ga., News, for
a fine plug about the JAMBOREE
ALMANAC In bis column recently.
Thanks BO . . . MARTHA CAR
SON was chosen to make a guest
appearance on Dave Garro way's
TV show "Today" during the re
cent Dee Jay Festival and Grand
Ole Opery anniversary party.
MARTHA'S part originated from
the lobby of the Andrew Jackson
Hotel, in Nashville . . . HANK
SNOW broke all precedents re
cently by appearing for two shows
at Frank Daily's "Meadowbrook"
In New Jersey, the first country
artist ever to appear on the stage
which has held all the greats of
the pop. field. In spite of the dire
predictions that he would be a box
office flop, HANK brought more
Into the b.o. than did either John
ny Ray or Frankie Layne pre
vious record holders. As a result
-FARON YOUNG and WEBB
PIERCE have been booked to fol
low HANK tnto this swank spot
Dec. 3 saw MARTY doing a guest
spot at the Circle Theatre Jam
xree in Cleveland, Ohio, where he
always draws a fine crowd.
It's amazing bow you keep those
top tunes at the top. Here's how
you asked us to rats them for
this week:
1. More and More (1)
Webb Pleroe
2. I Dont Burt Anymore (t)
Hank Snow
i. On By One ()
, K. Wells B. Foley
A Loom Talk (7) V Carl Smith
A This Is The Thanks I Get (S) '
, Eddy Arnold
A This Ole House (6)
' Stuart Hamblen
7. New Green tle-h (8)
Hank Thompson
A If Ton Dont, Samcone Else
Will (S) Jimmy A Johnny
9. If Ton Alnt Lovin ( )
Faran Young
10. Fenny Candy ( ) .
' Jim Beeves
Billboard Mag's "Spotllte" hits
HANK SNOW this week with
"Let Me Go Lover'' and ELT1
WHITMAN, reviving an oldie
"When I Grow Too Old To Dream."
And that Is the end of the page
for this week. It's been swell chat
ting with you. Keep singing, and
until next week In this same paper,
and every night on the WCKY
JAMBOREE Sc. HILLBILLY HIT
PARADE, where we like to gather
'round with all the friends and
neighbors.
So long.
Sunday and Monday
Adventures Oi Robinson
Crusoe-
In Color
Dan James
OHEEUJHY FERNANDEZ
Tuesday and Wednesday
Louisiana Territory
In Color
Also
Night Raiders
Wilson
Thursday and Friday
The Miami Story
Barry v Luaher
SULLIVAN ADLER
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Saturday
Southwest Passage
In Color
Rod Cameron
Serial and Comedy
Woodland visited Mr. and Mrs Earl
Herring here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Kornegay,
Mrs. Mary Edwards and baby and
Phil Jernigan recently visited Miss
Bertha Kornegay at Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jernigan
visited his niece who is a patient
in a Goldsboro hospital Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmle Mosely of
Kinston visited relatives here Sunday.
Miss Mary Herring spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Clark Lew.
is of Kinston.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Shiver of
Kenansville visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Wallace during the
week end.
Mrs. Bettie Walker of Woodland
spent last Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Herring.
- Mrs. Ethel Kornegay and Mrs.
Jack Grady recently visited Mrs.
Kornegay's sister, Mrs. Preston Bos
tic of Dobson's Chapel.
Mr. Bill Hill is a patient in a
Kinston Hospital.
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For
BUILDING
At ALBERT50II
: SATURDAY, DECEMBER
At 2:00 P. M.
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UOTICE
Graham Carr, who has
been" acting as manager
of the Rose Hill Funeral
Home is no longer em
ployed. He has been re
placed by J. W. Harris
who is now manager of
the home.
The stock holders of
the Rose Hill funeral
home are not responsible
for any debt or oilier bus
iness arrangements made
by Graham Carr.
STOCKHOLDERS OF
ROSE HILL FUNERAL
: HOME
We are glad to welcome Mr. and
Mrs. Park Holmes and Frances back
into the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Walker vis.
ited relatives, in the Woodland com.
munity Saturday night.
Kenneth Hoy Koregay of Wilson
and Nick of Greenville were at
home for the week end
Rose Bishop, Joan Walker and
Phil Jernigan were among the
school group that went on a sight
seeing tour to Raleigh last Monday.
IAIHES ACXDUARY
The Ladles Auxiliary of the Snow
Hill Free Will Baptist Church will
meet Saturday afternoon, December
Uth, at 2:00 o'clock in the home of
Mrs. Mabel Bishop. Each member is
urged to be present and to bring
a Christmas gift as the gift ex
change will be at this meeting.
Many a man who clames to know
his own mind has little case to be
proud of his acquaintance.
Be thankful for what you have
on this Thanksgiving and ask His
Guidance for the troubled years
to come. .
LAFF-ATDAY"
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THEATRE
Mount Olive, N.
."What you have Is kleptomania
-an uncontrollable urge to steal
things." K
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ThurS.-Fri.-SaL Dee. 9-10-U
ON THE WATER FRONT
Marlon Brando, Karl Maiden and
'Lee J. Cobb
Sun.-Mon. Dee. U-ll
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PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED
BUILDING TO BE LOCATED NEXT
TO ALBESTSON POST OFFICE
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(Tecfanicolsr) News With James Stewart and Grace Kelly
Tuesday
(Color Cinemascope)
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. ADVENTURES OF HAJJI BAB A
With Jeha Derek and Balne Stewart
Wednesdsy Double restore j December IS
THE COWBOY AND THE GIRL
With John Wayne
'J CAGED FURY
Thursday snd Friday (Color and Cinemascope) December 19-11
THE STUDENT PRINCE '
- With Ann Blyth and Xdmuod Purdom . A ;
Saturday i Double Feature J. : ..." .December U
MARSHALLS IN DISGUISE
, , ' With Bill Bickock
WORLD FOR RANSOM
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I December, Wallace
1 December, at B. F. Grady ,
17 December, Beulaville
I January, Rose Hill , i , .,
T January;, at Chinquapin
11 Januaryat Falson ,A r
IS January,' Calypso . . -M
January, at Magnolia '-
M January, Warsaw
17 January, at Wallace
.1 February, B. F. Grady
4 February, at Beulaville
t February, Rose Hill
11 February, "Chinquapin
15 February, Faison
17 February, at Calypso.
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wear what remains? Nature
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"PRAIRIE GUNSMOKEw
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Owl Show
"MAN IN THE DARK',
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Sun, Dec. 12
"THE WILD ONE",
Starring Marlon Brando ' ' .
Mon-, and Tues., Dec. 13 and 14
"CATTLE QUEEN"
Barbara Stanwyck - Ronald Regan
, Wed., Dec. 15,- T"
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Starring Jack Mahoney Plus
'YESTERDAY & TODAY!
Thurs. and Fri., Dec. 16 and 17
"BRIGADOON"
Starring Gene Kelly, Van Johnson,
Cyd Charise and Elaine Stewart
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