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VCLUJIE XXVI ; No. 3
fCENANSVjttE, KOKTil CAROLINA; THURSDAY JANUARY. 22, 1959.
PwnwrnfMi "" "
PRICE TEN CENT?
! .:;r.ces Given y
A.i Superior Court! ;
; LvIn Progress r
; Iheodor' Chamber! Grady, .18
; varold white youth. "ha been
i tentenced to from three to SveJ
.4 year In the State Prison or car
r nal knowledge ot " four-jrear;dld
. -. 'i'ri
v J Grady wajventeneed' ta Duplin
i Superior Court now, being 'held l
" rnmiii. -with ' Judze C L
- Moore, presiding.' Walter BrKt
1 is soUcttor. J
t tvnh. cas Albert Daniel
i Dail was given sentence ot threo
to flve'yersou n manslaughtei
i - charge, in the death. of.Jtacey Hill
I He was placed on three years prt-
i.i a nnAratlntf1 an
. I. . imLIUU'IV fJIMRV VT a
A.lif . 1 1 - 1 It li..lt.J .nrl
1? possession ,fA tax , Jald whiskey
-was nol prosed."'. " .f '
Tjrniiorrt ".ni, Smith : was Kiven
v-if n (ua' - - i i
Lr total setrtenae'of U . mionths on the
roads"Blter being" -found guilty of
' 1"iasslng ' five worthless A checks
f niiTiicfv wibn -
' fhe- sentence- aT 'fltys
five worthless -Check, counts and
7 'A six months foriarcoyto.un coji'
i .v.r.. nf fnrserv Involued an
;'' Old '.age assistance check three,,
'.''.years ago... ,
?i The case against Norwood I;ewis
i- charging him "
j .nntribiitina to a mm
'or's delinquency has been ,cotto'
Heads
TlfJlSS SPORTS
By Joe Cosiin
WARSAW'S C0$1PQSR, DREW ORICE
m . , A- - ' . . . ,1...; .jnsn.ul t. that time. On
s
! B-jplin G6urtly;'
I Crir,!sd Childreit:
I i The Dupija County Chapter oi
f 'the-N. C. Society lor Crpfed
i . abulia headed OT
' Tl &adiv of WaUe.
. , plans lor it' part in , t)e 1958
C wtit that the group
; t . 4 vtni4 fh local ser-
vices now; being rendered by the
r chVter. Ant informal
vey disdosea many . w
cally handicapped persons who
' need the type of assistance made
' available by the State society and
n . local affiliates. ' .
- Th. nimlin County campaign
ill " underway : on
" . reburary 27, the same date as
elsewnere
n'l!:rri$OI
rr'St3te eoilcgejqi
: Be Here Friday
Mr. John Harris.' In-Charge of
Y4 - Xr ctoto Pnllese
- . Horticulture ,ii uu. ,,3.
' O will be in-the Agriculture BuiM
- at 10.00-Mto,,tes4n Home
' Beautification Leaden tor 'the
J demonstration VTake Care ef
; -Each H,om pemoftj faida fce
' .,, ler for Hftma BeaUWicaUofl is
-j uTged'to'1 kttertdi 4 '. i
iVMniWi'haii another beV Of
which to be very proud, ge is
none other : man urew
1 a. son of Mr. and Mrs. Orman
Griee' of i Warsaw. In the "past
few yeasB Warsaw nasvpr"u-"
some outstanding football tlayp
..Ma4oaLvtAsnfZ' inniHrsriuiu wvmt
ctny wummi .
-Aini luntith in ceneral. -Jjut
i. a nnrntMBPr' Of
now iney. hy vw..,- ,-r
popular swg, ,
loay; ana ; w-u v; - -.-7
a it. --J u ntx nn sbaIa
Mafdart feWMstawrt
words for:his- song d la
arranged the meioay. tvon-,
he has oniy - www rTTZ,..
about five years-.with; Mrs,
..mi.!.. r Warsaw. muHdHaS
become 'f-Sort of ThoWyMth
n .j h -tisi nimt 4nany
happy hours at the piano and to
small bands "gotten up" byvtee
boys to Warsaw. After .Iw
composed ms, wo
tnem a T. J.
. . . . I 1UH T M U I- m GUUW
rmi ne y "u- - - . . .
get his song published, which
he did.'.
. . ta-tni. in James . Ke
nan High School HeJs aa
standing scnoiar ana;"
ving -always takeiarftl'e
part jn school acttvescH.:i-r-,F
r :j-vi-sfitJf Class.
year he is noi P""" " LsTiTi
to music, but wants to become a
i nasi rwi.ii i aujwww
in college tor.e clne-year
and is now uym u. r---
head Schola'rshiPyJi.-V '
The Gricfc fami.- t0
. vi..v 17- arsi affh ana
Warsaw uWk -- unA
Bill and one sister .Linda who
Oh Saturday of last week Drew
- i n thi Washington
was uiviwi v" - .
. ii. thn Teen
Television '.a
Canteen program and h record
WtXO (lUUlblVHWU. MB
P.I...J... lonnarv M he Will SD-
pear on Dance-O-Bam at Mieeil-
' .nn TirU .Via rwonur
JAMES KENAN DIVIDES '
CONFERENCE UAJm- nun
B. F. GRADY
The "Battle of the Undeieatea ,
was. the story: last, Friday night
. . J T l Alt
when tne unaeieaxeo a-
girls of Coach. Larry Stewart's
traveled to tne.nuge jvenanavmc
Bill '.Helton's James- Kenan sex
tet entertained. B(tn CiUDS weic
tied in conference play and both
Z. . - . It
hadH outsTanaing, wcu uou
. The James Kenap gins came
... 1 - nn M In I
away with tne victory i-oo
...oka Aiitetnnin. Blr 1 1 1 LUC
Mil C Ul L i IV vIK..v"B o"
- t 9 1 nA Kut
year, it 'was a naiu
very cleao 4ipd jexciting game
to watch. J .bate; you missed it
Of Murs s Usual it was a
team effort'iwth the outstanding
offensive play of , Peggy Fussell,
a ti... . TnvA nrnswell:
Ann j-unsr 'cwi -
and the outstanding play or,; I
hnnM sav work of the 'Defen-
mb 'Three,' Babara ,Taylor, Ky
Pope, and Jewell Brown. toacn
serve units piay very wen
.hey--are-GaUed. n.odvI-don t
want you to over iook me w
the leasi. urasweu v.ai .
the Grady game with i ppims,
anrf Pope was close behind With
16. Of course Coach Stewarts
charge played an' impressive? ga-
. . ,i . a S.nt.4 ,eitA.
for the hour.
rime wn tne mree up uum
f I ring 'in ! double figures as usual
Ttottv Waters accounted for 15
Dot TJornor with 12. and
pUiilvS, l ...... .
Jean Howard ending the scoring
In the boys game, it was a!
uiiiereu. a
five tok a fairly easy victory
50-38. The Grady Panthers are
leading the conference witn rra
nklin Stafford, leading the way.
Stafford Was high, score for the
evening With 17 points. A note
... i ii a it Jim Wmra
of interest au oi ine uu
scored at! least Cve Pomts.
JAMES HJ!.rA ijxbjub
TWO FRpM BURGA1V
t Timiiio. tiiffht. the Undea-
UOBI J- Lt;av.Biji .-.D "
feated Jataes Kenan Basketball
;-i, snnnii thp once-beaten
Burgaw sextet 72-63 on the home
court beiore a very smau uuwu
of about fifty home fans Bur
law had at least that many a.
the game. . Coach Bill Helton and
James Kenan nign neetv y""1
support at these games Our
girls have played outstanding
basketball,, and I really think we
at loact attend some of the
tuum ,
games and show we are behind
them. Yes, we do have a winner
and we still stay nome .... -.
just not fair to .our school. And
don't thinic I'm, over-iouR.uiS .
boys because they really .play
fnr .tames Ke-
U1CU ilea w -
nan .... they licked BuVgaw last.
night Ina very exciung 0a"
51-31. m ,v
(eonmwea en iwoh.
't,a fmm left to right - Jack Patterson, Albertson; Ervin
Lanier, Limestone; Miss Yvonne Sandlin, Chinquapin; Office
Secretary, Fay win Shaw, vice-presiden'.! LeRoy Simmons, president;
Taft Herring Glisson sNbw Farm Bureau bfficers and township
Chairmen named Monday night. Several township chairmen were
not available when the picture was made.
LeRoy Simmons Re-elected President
Farm Bureau-Bond Speaks At Meet
" 1 . b ii.. 'Mfti4 tnharrn nn the
Crisis
Red Cross Meet
The Semi-annual meeting of the
American Red Cross, Duplin Coun
ty Chapter, will be held on Fri
day night, January 30 at 7:30 P.
M. The meeting will be held in
the Red Cross office.
On Vacation
Dr. and Mrs. John F. Powers are
vacationing in Florida this week.
Dr. Powers is county neaun wi
ficer of Duplin County.
Craft Leaders Sphool
A Craft Leader School will be
held pn Monday, January 26, at
10:00 A. M. in the Agriculture
Buildi.ng. in Kenansvil'.e. Liltle
"quickies" will be taught so that
the Craft Leaders can teach them
in club mtetings, Bible School, etc.
An attractive day has been planned.
Thompsoti Banks Jn ,
oienaitounorarmers
iUiid'O.S wifrkwi diictsd the beat farni program dur
mr tne teMiii .
'tarmerWVW atten 4SPi?t W'
h -Tiw. r.m riwut Con
Jerense.' aW sponsored by Tar, Bel
bankers' speaker ,at 'ne
wiU ,be Brvin L;Peterson, Aasis-
tant Secretary 01 AgawuvaK
north ??r " vr
ago learned "aia:
"at Atti!8 iocfe juA ooB
treasu7 Beii" w - tjt
te-tct,;fr jnoret thanjid
To, uoi s hatilUra "won sratipnal
award "every xeJSbeatt off isW
. iU.Ji L-a. mi- u.Ksn AMtL AtL
tant w
onomy
' Each yeat ne ; noryi;
Bankers T- Association conduct
'f
t.
AmeffcanTof tehire Club To Hold T;
fMisW. In Kinslon Jan 26-27
.. .... ' MorM .'mn con-
Z. ; . ...Jf NVivRhlre' Club.
xne American --
Incwmholdtheir.JortoWre
Tvp'e Conference at the. Lenoir
Klnston son 1 . . ti-i
il959. This building 1? located about
tWA iles " south of . Kinsron i
attend ?th . con-
lereflce. . - V "13 ,
f tiroKram tor
rqj juuub . ,.-. .... ,t
.the conference. . " - .
I nd 1QEO
Monday, January -
. I.M. I m utiiciax -
ncl. .r-Anfarince. : 9:00 a. in. Lit-
- v.,! u ti. mnith Consigners
are foming frort- sixteen tatesHj"
. .7 . . Oim' Belt
ciuaing ijhjsii v.- " . .
i States,' All people. , interested in
r; Cavensiigh
Duplin
ft
firm' nroaram Which has won fOT
the State's - backers natlcmal
ctaim. The success m e-r
i,. Aii a commit
i inn hankers, one in each Of
these State's counties, who are apr
pointed tuniy -
aiAM. .w. .
The Key Banker for Duplin Cou-
1 w j rkimniti Senior Vice-
Pjresldanch Banking &
Aiut. v4iwVV
. (?. il.,L llffitllMl 111.
: This wees, w; -nouneectthai
banks in this county
wlflend.aV Uast .two young far-,
riierf RititBh In" February, for
i iMAMifV iniav m ine ui
velopmenU aijm technology. All
farmers will
expense? Hie vu .
be tialcV'.by'the .local banks. The
younav'1"3"!!" .
the;XSchooki4f.Agrfcultural of
IorlhOiinavState, CoUfige.beg-
iniUhiPlebruary JTand ending Feb-
.ruarViAi'.''V-, '
Al M nf nhnut 1(0
Wu7awners is expected ior the
I v...i palled ".the An-
nuat 'skort Course in Modem Far-
1?npVc0urse flt farriifog Is Just
onebf the many agricultural, pro-
VL. ' .1? .i.-Lwtd aniia1Ur 1V TilMl-
b ri nf W fJbrth CarbUnft Bankers
AssoclaUon: , The Association. t as a
resulf'of its proau niu.-,.-
. iu. niljnr for1 its
Won . W i. Mw ihU
ac'Jviues ior w s' '-r ,"
award, tf presentea.annueuy wr
the 'State Association which coi
young farmers has been compieteo,
snore' than i,w young "b
ii.. farm.r. - wUi have attended
the classes ovr sevenorear pK
iod, all 'unoer tne ;apmwui
...v. the State. Records
show that about of the young
farmers, after attending ine wu-,
. . ly ,v.aii mlnrls and de
nave viiiuft14 -
cided to seek further agricultural
education. Prior to auenaing
cUsses, all of the 25 had not
planned to go to colege.
Mrs. Stevens In
Who's Who Of
American
Mrs. Hesnry L. Stevens, Jr.
(Mildred Beasley) of Warsaw has
Jiinttnn nf , heincf -one of the
328 Tar Heels included in the first
f "Whn's Who nf aici";bu
euiiiuii " " ,
tWomen"' which has just oeen yuu-
lished. . . .
The massive Vblume. containing
20 000 names is published by Mar-
quis Who's Who and-;is subtitled
" a biographical dictionary of no-
..ii-'. ii..is Amertna - Women.'
uiuiev uvia , . . .
Mrs. Steven's;' biographical sketcti
is to be found'oB page 1226 of this
volume. .. i'. .PHZii '
Jaycee Week
w tnn nnSTiN
Publicity Cnalrman lWh District
It's a way of me xnai means
u-m.. tnAair suit tomorrow for
ucivci wwy -
Individjial communities and trie
i i..i Uai' n sitfrviiih the
woriaAi. )iu r
. iha Xa vp(a9 in one sen-
KUIUf ..... - .
tence. it would e to make the
WUUUUiuv " .
a much better place to. live. This
' . .. .1 ,m In MUfill
goal tnat au wayceeu njr w
with their highly successful prb
leets usually centers on youth,
health and safety. Today, as Jay
cee ifrepare lor tne oDservauwc
Of Jaycee Week, January 18-25,
. , anil lnnnl
the organizauon nas o,n
chapters in the 49 states and Dis
trict oi coiumma. in auumuu
the 200,000 Jaycees in this coun
try, there 100,000 more in 90
countries carrying out the same
ideals for a better world.
Where do you find Jaycees?
The answer is everywhere. The
.Hni.nTinn inr iinM mk uhbl 11 ji-
Uiiuiv ' " f
mbers Vice President Nixon, Se
van anators. over 100 represen-
t.th.u-ti MMamtr more than
"..ves, - . .
nn fnifM otlicers Ul
iM oiuisu " ' ,
rank, and counUess state and
' ... mr: 1 Fnmnr
local eledtea oiciu. f""'"
members in North Carolina inc
lude Congressman uasn ju. w mi
ner and Editor and Pulitzer prize
winner JHorace Carter. (Governor
Hodges is' 'a Ufetime honorary
jnember Bob Cox of Chapel Hill
i TTnUforoitv of North Ca-
i! nntViill star is the No. 1
i Uinta
Jaycee. in the united oiaies.
.u TT:fri states Junior Cham-
111C Ullim v ,
i rmmip Convention m
Los Angeles last year North Car-
. ,i . i . j.lairnTmn
vj Hnnn n anmH Man Of the
Year by the Progressive Farmer,
and also assistant manager of the
Stabilisation Corporation was the
."5t speaker at the. annual
Bureau .meeting held m. the Ken
ansvlUe . audltoriifrii ffi .Monday
nigit or imsiw.,' r v : t
well informed tn 4he subject of to
-1.- 1'. ... .jrwini i 4nfpT-
DaCCO ' HHJfc iu a T " '
ested group of about 150 farmers
. He stated that He wanwu io
frank about the hopes for the com-
i- hn that tnines ate gci-
lii jva'i mv
t ho reallv serious with re-
l tv- nrire nrneram be;ause
BUCCL W"3 f "w ' "
.... . . b.. l.U. ST.
i of the proaucuon oiw
T. . u ..ml, th. iaruicn iihvc
avciiijiuwfiu i.ii-
.... ... . . . . . . ,
rod xuts in tonacco:
are ne,w producing thf same a-
i' mount of tobacco on the cut ac
reage. This situation has ncocieu
the market with an inferior quails
Bond reviewed the toDacco p'"-
(eonunuea oa one-
Need Pine Seedlings ?
The North Carolina Division of
Forestry Nurseries still have 38,
000,000 lob Lolly pine seedlings a
vailable for planting this year.
Farmers w,io would like to plant
pine tres this winter should get
them planted in January or Feb
ruary. Order blanks for ordering
the seedlings are available in th'i
County Agricultural Agents Office
in Kenansville, N. C. The trees cost
$4.25 p;r thousand delivered or
$3.75 per thousand at the nursery.
1959 Motor Vehicle License Plates
On Sale In Wallace, Deadline Feb. 15
Motor vehicle licenses for 1959 Wednesday and Saturday Hours
i , a, n , ,v, Sran- on Wednesday are' from 9:00 A.
are on sale m Wallace at the bran-j
ch. offl:e of the Carolina Motor frQm 9.00 a m .. 12:Co
Club located in the Western Auto J
-o:i a c noon.
AccMo'o Store on Railroad St,
Ipurs are from 9:00 A. M., un
til 0O, P. M. week days, except on
Are You Interested In Building A Farm
- - . J. . . '5, a ail
Home? Attend Meet Jan. ZAgn. mag
.... . . . i 1 nacfinn anH Answer
a mpotlne of build farm homes
will be held in the Ag ulture
Building in Kenansville on Tues
day, January 27, 1959. The mor
ning program wm oegin ai
.... .11 I1.UI . w
a.m. ana last- unin ii.ov
The following subjects will be
discussed:
DUnnincr anri nlan Selection,
t. I
Hpatina- and Insulation, House
Storage, Water ana sewage ma
Methodist Church
Beulaville Has
Organizational
Day January 11
The Beulaville Methodist Chu
rch had -its organizational ser
vice on Sunday, January 11,
m.no a tjf Rpv. Horace
ia at an. t-" . " ,
Quigley, Pastor ' of. the Church,
: ina of the service. The
was in wit.&- - -
. ,i,0r umis Rev. Thomas
ClIfKL aucan.i "
Colline of Raleigh, North Caro
posal, Question and Answer pe
nod.
The afternoon session will run
from '1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m.
m. fnllnumO Ollhiert.S will be
X U!G IVUV ..q " J
discussed in the afternoon
Rathrnnms. Buildine materials,
Types of Construction, Residen
tial Wiring, r ha nousins iiu',
Question and Answer period.
r 1 I rUo.
Ml.B Km imp I nil 111,11. ui vim
rge of Housing and House Fur
nishings, and Mr. W. C. Warrick,
Agriculture Engineering Speciia-
list, irom aiaie uuege, wuj
cuss all of the subjects except
Water and Sewage Disposal, whi
ch will be discussed by Joe Cos
tin, Duplin County Sanitarian
1 T? IT A T j-ionc whicn Will OH
I a 1 11.1 . .u. ,
.discussed by B. A. Parker, Dup
lin County r HA supervisor, mi
interested people are invited to
attend.
The Wallace branch office is
sued over 11,000 license plates i"
1958, which was an lncrease o'ap-' "'
proximately 10 per cent over 1957.
Services offered In connection
With th? Walla:e branch office
are: complete notary service; tra
nsfer of titles; inspection of out-of-state
automobiles; and issuance
.,. 1 . M UnmA-morip fT Q i 1 P 1U
'tj. IlUill 1-1 " 1 111 uu-" " 1 '
i'Ucense sales started January 2,
IE
and the aeaanne is reoruary
Robert L. Butler is manager ot
the Western Auto Associate Store.
Hariss Rivenbark is assistint man
ager and also is in charge of the
Carolina Motor Club branch office
at the store.
All persons who plan to Pur
chase their licenses at the Wal
lace branch oice are urged to
familiarize themselves with the
following pertinent information
concerning 1959 licenses: (A) Re
newal Cards. (B) Insurance requir
ements to. renew license. (C) 1959
Renewal Card Re quired to Renew
License. E) Driver Education Fee.
(F) Declaration of the N. C. Coun
ty which the Vehicle is Subject to
city and county personal property
Tax.
Boh Holliuasworth Named One Of
- w - mt
am J A PA
Five Outstanding TexansUtl TO
. . n- Tn,-no n .Tnnnnrv
Whway numbelW ThU confet- rtmcatoin ,Show, 9:45
nce U expected.to b. M Barrow Show. 10:30...
L, XCavenaugh, of Cavenaugh's
Chevrolet In Wallace,-was- elect-
,a , -t Dunlin County
HCUCUIi Ul Ml"
'. ; nobile ' Dealers j Association
Tur-Jay night at a meeting at Ser
i p Motor Co.. to Kenansville.
:k- nr;pm sipptpd were:
I-1ICI-, vhilvi- ,
E. Kelly vice-president : Sfervlcr
T' r Ce., K-nansvUle: u. "
' nrd secretary-tresurer, Bla
i i 1 ' ",.c Co.,'-Wallace. '
, t , f Directors is com'
a, 'In. ' narrow
Type Conference. na -us
r'r'. j...M.v 17 00 Noon. lunch.
teSIS VI !iaao " I
1:00 a. m. Type
Judging Contest Continued.S.00
m. Show of SaU Boars, 4:00 J. m.
Pork Barbeque,, c - '
. Tuesday, January. 27.
a.' m. JudgW ol Pen of 3 .GUte
V.:m;judgmgofFS
40-.0Q a. m. ,it
w. iA.vn aa m JUIUUUUVW
lerenc?,. : ,-., .
m. .llKIVlIlaf WVUiivai-'
of : Wlnneis Vi.,f,;.t Results
11:00 a. , m. I. im a
,nd Carcass Information. UJ0 a.
is no Noon. Sale of
in.-J-uuvii. - j
Breeding Stock),, 4. .
Your Du:::n County, Board Of Health
f t .
Small Liquor :
Siill Destroyed
A small liquor still was destroy
j ...j... ii,t in Smith Town'
. M-k I-""T and
-k uoa Vio larepst delegation , .. :,
vth thTexception of. California, J"lnTZrlZe
.hmiymi tho- me 11131. uirowv... -
North Uaroaipa,..aiso -- . church was held with
largest fluarterly board .meetmg for J District Supe.
in tne coumry. ,intpnHpnt oresiding. The 101
In addition to local . -projects lected: Wtt
we under take .;-Christmasro- uue' wmiam Ray Hu
je Cistoasight L and jto.
"L'rS Prv'and Temple Hill, Stewards: r.
phtu. uLa ja. t , 1 . Konn winiaiii
many other Individual, projects, wkuey; Trustee: Temple
There hre , nation-wide programs Ray .ny,Iy reader and
that-Wventjeople- ttj fhurch y niellt:
from teen-agexs wuu. - wi1Kom s.v Humohxey,
. ... HlT,1 f 'of. IV! IS. T UUt""
Javcee proiecis in w.u. r- . M TT,roid Brown,
olina-include a prisoner .rehapin- P" B Commis7
ffl.SS S m Education: 'Mrs. C L.
for an ;eye mum., --- rhairman: Mrs. Koianci
&d?Mttie Bray it
Jti.'iSS ton, Miss Jean Humphrey. Tem-
the driver training elation pro- pie - - embershiD
eram, and sponsoring the Nation commwo
- . a i Mnm- W It n ITS I HIIU. J fcai&w-
largesVDeauiy !&'""--- M Sil Whaley, Mrs. iarry
"Oneration Brotherhood" pro- Mrs b nn Missiolls.
Brown.
kod.uuu reiuaeea. uuu.-i .1 0u.... rnram inim on ie
dical supplies, food & other ne- j Finance; M. H. Mc
cessities of life were and are still up a a ure
bemg provided.. The nattonal Wh?.' elusion Ste-
juMaar mfllltnH' aJ UI11U1 : wa 1 -
Si. Junior Golf. National Safe J ward. ,.. din.
Javcees : Driving Teenage 1 Road-1 j Te ste to
e-o. Outstanding -Young Farmer "-r visitors and"
,iJfllH.lVB . . . I )t t
Uf-& True Security.
pw nufctandinir Young Texans
pf 1958 Announced
A North Carolinian was among
the five outstanding young Tex
ans of 1958
r Hollinffsworth. 33, of San
Antonio, Texas formerly a na-
- -ii. HT U Cnvn-
tive of Kenensvuie, nuun v-ai-linfl,
an eastern N. C. Town. His
i tdfr. nnH Mrs. R E
paiciiba ...i.
Hollingsworth still reside there.
. . 7an
Included in tne uvc vQo
Cliburn, 24, of Kilgore, Texas,
0 ponrert Dianist. me live uui-
standing young Texans were ho-! sion
nored at a eanquei. m "'m 1
Texas on January 10, 1959. Hol-
linasworth was accompanied by
his sister. Mrs. "iee nemu,
Schoolteacher, from Greenville,
N. C. The principal speaker for
the Banquet was Dr. M. E. Sad
ler, president of TCU in Fort
Worth, Texas, formerly of Wil
son, North Carolina
r:i ,. nnstannin? contribu
tions to the General Welfare of
ho .ommiinitv. state, anu
I tinn a well as for excellent ac
hievement in their chosen profes-
or business, ine live uui
Continued On Jfcck
Reading from left, to . right are; ism '.-., rT
. . k, BhooPjL member; Lauren R. Sharpe,
J. i jonnson. 11111".. - . 1
member; Dr.' C. F, Hawe.,' membef; B1U Sheffield, ember;
(- ' ,'and . ' fyke..,;;.--:"" ';t..',--
- ... K-i(i,-'5 annual r .rf
nlor
guished -Service Award, Jaycee
Lonununiijr av ; v.. . - -.
. 1 iv Uotinnnl f Jav-
cee vAiix vcMiiv - - o - -i
4ft;r,Qv IavpI Jaycees
OH kiSC .M.WWMB "" - -r - -
sponsor more youth athletic te-
ams man -any uw "5""t
te the world. We. of the Warsaw
jumur vmimmi- ,
j -nnn iprtm . vou ana
your'-. because we believe, "that
OR
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Department's summary of 'traffls
a. in - . Tut 10
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