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Deeds Of Duplin County ; du
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J Joseph Wesley .Rouse, Magnolia
- C ;ialdine Howard, Magnolia.
Donald Kerznlt Carter, Eliza
bethtown '-, Dorothy Etta, John
' ton, Wallace v '-J X ,
Harry Earl Gottfried, Jr, Hal
landale, Fla. - r Betty Louis Kno
- wles, Rose Hill, V.'.. $?i
James Franklin Scroggins, Co
lumbus, Ga. - Christine Elsie
.Yates, Sterling, Va... r:.fy.
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Billy George Davia, Rt,- 4,
Kinston - Mary Elizabeth Batc
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Kenneth Lamar MoClain, Jacksonville-
v Myrtle Faye Whaley,
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James McCoy Teachey, 1 Jt,
Greenville r- Nanola tDawn Fo
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, HalUe James Page, Jr, Rt, 1,
Walalce Barbara Jane Blanton,
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Charles Eugene Russell, Rt 1,
Carthage - Normi - Marie ' Joy
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Michael Delano Aldridge, Pink
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Ernest Laut Miller,1 Comfort -Azeline
Taylor, Beulaville. :.
" Thomas " Howard Hennessee,
Morganton - Carole Ann Carr,
Wallace. .v. ', ., - . s
Kenneth Lane Howard, Rt 1,
Pink Hill . Nelda Sue Jennette,
Calypso.
Gerald Haywood Quinn, War
saw - Rita Rae Sutton, Warsaw.
a Joseph Ray Jackson, Greenville
Marjorie Anne Davis, Warsaw
James , Francis English, Rt X
Wallace ' Judy Frances Sandlin,
Beulaville.--.-) V'. . .
Lester Melvin Fussen, Teac
hey Clara Catherin Laaier,
Warsaw. . .-.
- Rupert Ansel Shank, Jr, Rt
4, Floyd, Va., - Billie Mec Wa
ters, Rose Hill 'v..,-v';i
"Ralph Donald Jones, Stantons
burg ' Elizabeth Lamb Judge,
Wallace. ,
' Carlo Ramus Hansen, Clear
water, Fla. - Rachel Sophronia
Perkins,' Clearwater, Fla.
' Edward Jerrell Thigpen, Beu
laville - Reba Faye Whaley, Rt
2, Beulaville. ' '
James Earl - Williams, Rt 2,
Pink- Kill - Frances Carolyn Ho
ward, Pink Hill.
Williams Franklin Hardy, Rt
1, Dudley - Nellie Eudine Rouse,
Calypso.
Bobby Gene Howard, Pink
-Hill - Patricia Quinn, Kenans
ville. ' William Murphy Bethune, Jr,
Chapel Hill - Grace Annette Bo
ney, Wallace.
Gordon Miller, Kenansville -Mary.
Elizabeth Hatch, Warsaw.
. Willie Allen Reid, Rt 2, Gol-
dsboro Pauline Gavin Carey,
Goldsboro.
John Junior McKiver, Rt. 2,
Warsaw - Margaret Turner Mo
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- Johnnie William Farrior, Rt
2, Pink Hill - Geraldine Davis,
Rt. 1, Beulaville.
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IN SERVICE -t-
' ' V . William S Wilson
Serving, aboard the attack car
rier US8 Independence Jan. 10 at
the Brooklyn Navy Shipyard, is
William E, Wilson, fireman. USN,
son of Mrs. Effle R. Lockerman of
Rose Hill, N. C.
The Navy's newest attack car
rier is the fourth of the Forrestal
class. The 80,000 ton ship, with its
3,500 man crew. Is furnished with
modern living accomodations and
the newest equipment available.
The Independence will undergo
sea trials fti preparation for a Car
ibbean cruise next spring, under
her first commanding officer, Capt
Rhodam Y. McElroy, Jr. of Le
banon, Ky.
Joseph H. Beasley
FORT BELVOIR, VA. (AHTNC)
Joseph H. Beashy, whose wife,
Ann, lives at 201 N. Chestnut St.,
Mount Olive, N. C, recently was
promoted to captain at Fort Bel
volr, Va. where he is a member
of Headquarters, U. S. Army En
gineer Cen.er.
Captain Beasley, a chaplain at
the center, entered the Army In
June 1955.
The 29-year-old officer is a 1951
graduate of the University of
North Carolina and a 1954 gradu
ate of Duke University. He was
formerly employed as a teacher by
PeekskiU (N. V. ) Military Acad
emy. His mother, Mrs. Ollie M.
Beasley, lives in Randleman, N.
C.
Keith J. Horne
Keith J. Home, interior com
munications electrician ftPeimai,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Horne of Route 2, Beulaville, N.
C, graduated Dec. 19 from the
Naval Interior Communications
Electrician . SCtiool, at the Naval
Training Center Great Lakes, IU.
Students at the schpol are taught
the care and maintenance of
shipboard navigational equipment.
This includes electrical and mag
netic compasses such as the syn
chro nuits, gyro-compass systems
and related equipment.
Graduates of the school are gen
erally assigned to shipboard duties
upon completion of their training
The course lasted 14 weeks.
Education Loan
B. E.
Bryan Established
The establishment of an educa
tion loan fund at Mout Olive Jun
ior College In honor of Mayor B.
E. Bryan of Mount Olive has been
announced by President W. Bur-
kette Raper.
The fund was inaugurated by the
office staff and foreman of the
Calypso Plywood Company, of
which. Mr. Bryan president, and
will be used to aid worthy and
nedy students to further their ed
ucation at Mount Olive Junior
College.
MOUNT OLIVE
SHOE SHOP
Expert Repairs
Quality Materials
160 E. Main Mt Olive
- Seasonable Charges -
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Gels Good Starts -For
Hew Year
i The 4-H County Council held its
First meeting of the year Thurs
day night with 1 President Mar
garet Millar of Faison club presid
ing. Patricia McCoy acted as sec
retary in the . absence 6f Evelyn
Newklrk.
Mrs. 8. B. Bodges, Public Hea
lth Nurse of Duplin County Health
Department was the PnlncJpal Spe
ker. Nursa Hodges after a brief
address, showed a film on Good
Grooming. . '
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Events and activities of the next
three month were discussed dur
ing the business session. The en
tire group of council members,
leaders and parents participated in
the recreational period. The 4-H
County Council is composed of of
ficers of the 17 4-H club in the
county. They meet quarterly to
plan the program that will be car
ried out during February, March
and April.
Art Exhibf
A catalogue of the exhibit of
great masters, which is now on
display at Presbyterian Junior
College, has been prepared as
a project of the Oratorical and
Debating Club of Presbyterian
Junior College. iVsitors may se
cure a copy from the college of
fice before viewing the exhibi
tion. The public is invited to see
the pictures in the halls and in
the faculty room of Presbyterian
Junior College from January 12
through January 31.
The catalogue lists 143 items
in the collection and biographi
cal sketches of fifty of the artists.
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How tragic when a woman feels
io urea, so weaic ana run-down
she can't be a real companion!
Luckily, lt'i often due to "Iron
Hungry Blood" ("simple iron de
ficiency anemia) . Then it's need
less for those women to suffer
such awful weariness.
Now, a wonderful Iron tonic
can help relieve this condition...
thus renew your vitality! It's
Lydia E. Plckham's Tablets, only
Iron tonic made especially for
womenl Rich In Iron, Pinkham's
Tablets start to strengthen
"Iron-Hungry Blood" In one dayl
FOB FEMALE AILMENTS! Doctors' teat prove famous Lydia, K.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound (liquid) also brings quick relief
from discomforts of monthly pain and cnaase-of-Ulr .
Cash and Carry
BUILDiNG
Credit
If Ton
Need It t
At
Southern Supply Co.
Across from the Park In Clinton
Be our guest for a pleasure test .
and let Chevy
sweet talking!
Before you decide on any new
car, here's the biggest break you
can give your dollars and your
self: Drive a '59 Chevrolet. You'fl
find there's no reason to tvant'a
car that costs more and no car
you want that costs less!
Here are some of the things
Chevrolet will tell you about when
you drive it
ROOMIER BODY BY FISHER
more width for seating comfort,
more luggage space, and dew in
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,v JONES CHEVROLET
TEE DUPLIN
ECC To 0,'fcr Aft.
liight Classes
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East Carolina Colloge will in
itiate 1 in the spring quarter a
special program of undergradu
ate courses to be taught in late
afternoon or at night
Vice President and Dean of
Instruction Leo W. Jenkins has
just announced that plans for
the new program are well un
derway. Efforts, he said, are be
lng directed toward offering cou--Uses,
with amiliaili nnnn
u,wii tC
quired courses, which wil be of
value to undergraduates work
ing toward a degree and to teach
ers interested in raising their ce
rtificates.
Scheduling of a number of
courses at hours convenient to
people unable to attend classes
during the regular school day i
i sevcu lo Denent many who
do not now hold degrees, esp
ecially to teachers, Dr. Jenkins
explained.
The new series of undergradu
ate courses wil be offered by East
Carolina College in addition to
the program of graduate work
now being given in the afternon
or at night, Dr. Jenkins stated.
A large number of teachers and
other students who are working
toward the master's degree are
now participating in this gradu
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When constipation sours your
stomach, you feel logy, headachy.
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Is "timed" to relieve constipation
first thing; in morning without
harsh griping or urgency! This
amazing "overnight" laxative helps
sweeten sour stomach too. Then
life looks sunny again Made from
pure -vegetable herbs, thorough
but gentle. Get Black-Draught.
Powder or Granulated form . . . and now
( new, tati-to-take Tablets, too.
When comtlpatlon toura
I Toufis digestions, set
Syrup of Black-Draught. Taste honey -sweet I
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Thus quickly help build rich, red
blood ... to restore strength and
energy so you feel fine again fast I
Pinkham's unique formula can
also bring blessed relief from
functionally-caused monthly
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V "Iron-Hungry Blood" has
left you weak and run-down
only "half" a woman get Pink
ham's Tablets from druggists.
Then see if you dont soon feel
"all" woman again!
MATERIALS
Wholesale Prices
everything but its famous soundness.
MAGIC-MIRROR FINISH keeps
its shine without waxing or polish
ing for up to three years.'
NEW OVERHEAD CURVED
WINDSHIELD and bigger win
dowsall of Safety Plate Glass.
NEW BIGGER RRA KES deeper
drama with better cooling for safer
stopping and up to 66 longer life.
HI-THRIFT 6 up to 1055 more
miles per gallon, more usable horse
power at the speeds you drive most.
VIMJUCKED Ffl'.-eight to
i t&ib)rigU uew fddUion to OteChmokt lint (he Bel
wider selection 'Of tnodefs at
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In Pink BiH? lCfXk'r'
COMPANY INC.
TIMES, KENANSV1LLE, N. C.
ate program, he aaid. "
Already announced in the new
series of afternoon and night cla
sses for. the spring quarter are
the following courses for under
graduates: Application of Science
to Industry and Commerce, Geo- j
graphy of Canada, Advanced En
glish Grammar and Composi
tion, Practices and Procedures in
Health for Elementary Schools,
Children's Literature, and World
History to 1500. In response to
demand, other courses may be
added.
Further infomatlon about the
new program of courses may be
obtained from Dr. Leo W. Jen
SovTIm
Pieces . . .
WE MAKE NEW ONES
Should you have the misfortune to break your glass frame
or lens save the pieces We can repair or duplicate them
for you quickly nd economically.
FOR COMPLETE EYEGLASS SERVICE SEE . . .
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OOLDSBOKOS ONI V REGISTERED RET MI OPTU3AM
00 to I Mon thru Frl too to 1:00 Sat
Corner Hotel Golfti
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Top Prices Paid
For All Varieties
WAYNE POULTRY
Co.
Located in Littleton's Warehouse
600 N. John St. Goldsboro Ph. RE 4-32C1
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We Are Paying Top Prices For Scrap Metal
Start That Spring Cleaning And Sell
Your Old Scrap Metal Now, While Prices Are
High.
We Will Buy All Kinds Of Scrap Metals.
Deliver To Our Plant
Wayne Agricultural
A.
Works
South John Street
Goldsboro, N. C.
do its own
ehoose from, with compression
ratios ranging up to 11.25 to 1.
FULL COIL SUSPENSION
further refined for a smoother,
steadier ride on any kind of road.
TURBOGLIDE, POWERGL1DE,
AND LEVEL AIR suspension head
a full list of extra-cost options that
make for happier driving.
your local authorized Chevrolet
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Una, Vice President, East Caro
lina College, Greenville, N. C .
Se who is firm and resolute
fa will moulds the .world to
himself. '
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