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Mr, and Mrsj Elbert Wallace
visited Florence Raysden in the
Wilson .Sanatorium Sunday af
ternoon, Guests of the, Wallaces'
during the ' weekend were Mr.
and Mrs Owen Edwards of Beu
laville and Mary Jane Cottle of
Chinquapin, ,1 '
Mr. and Mrs. 1 F. Brown of
Patients
- f (ooBtlomed from, tmc
WAUACE' '
, Isbsc Tate Raynor
Dollie KeUy Duff
Wilbur Pigford
' Dorothy Blanton Wrought
... James T. English
TEACHEY
. George Raeford Hardlson
- F AISON
Palmer Lee Caldwell
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Beulaville were caller'' in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mur
phy Sunday afternoon.'; i'J.
Mr. and, Mrs. M. H. Quinn and
Mrs. Glennie Rouse attended the
O'Daniel funeral .near Albertson
last Friday morning, 'i!
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wallace
and children visited In the home!
of Mrs. Wallace's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Somen near Ke
nansville Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Clvde Walker snent last
week In Favettevilla to attend ! Store Iri Kannapolis.
the Oral Roberts meeting. ; - Miss Ann Kornegay of Farm
Mr. and Mrs. Earl King of vllle spent the weekend in the
Rocky Mount spent the week end I "orae 01 uer parents, sax. ana
in the home of Mrs. Winnie Her- Mrs- Kornegay. She had
ring. n I le' guest while home, Peggy
warier 01 aiyi uiapeL
Mr and Mrs. Everette Dail of
Kinston visited Mr. and Mrs. E.
to hear Oral Roberts. v "
, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallace. Gar.
land Wallace. Judy Wallace'. Mrs.
M. Jt Quinn, end Franklin Quinn
attended the music recital at the
Mt. Olive Junior College last Fri
day night- 1 . . '
, Mr.and Mrs, Dwighf " Walker
and children' spent last week on
vacation in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Walker' and other re
latives. Mr. Walker is. an assis
tant manager in the Woolworth
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis G. King
of Rose Hill accompanied Mrs.
Willie Herring, Betty Kay Her
ring, Mrs. Cornelius Blanton and
Earl King to Fayetteville Sunday
Savin
Piece....
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fhould you have the misfortune to break your glass frame
or lens, save the pieces. We oan repair or duplicate them
fur you quickly end economically. '
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all ever roe ererr time yon bethel So Brack
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R. Dail Monday. Guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Dail on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Listen , Yopp from
Sneads Ferry.
V Misses Christine Dail and Kay
Benson of Washington. D. C. sp
ent the weekend with the home
folks.
Marie Grady of near Kenans-
ville spent Sunday with Patsy
Dail.
Mrs. Flora Lister of Fredericks-
ourg, Virginia visited her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Dail
last week.
Jerome Page of Raleigh spent
the weekend at his home near
here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Westbrook
and son, Anthony, visited Carol
Cauley, near Kinston Sunday.
Mrs, Anna Best of Clinton is
spending this week with her sis
ter Mrs. Mattie Westbrook. Gu
ests of Mrs. Westbrook Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Allen De
Ratt of .Rocky Mount.
Friends were glad to see Carl
H. Walker of Raleigh, a former
principal of the B. F. Grady
school, at the graduation ererci-
ses in the school last Wednesday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Westbrook
of the personnel of the Children's
Home in Raleigh spent two or
three days at their home here
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Jack Wells of
Wallace spent the weekend in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Chest
nut!, Mrs Chestnutt and Mrs.
Wells visited the families of Joe
Williams, Elva Johnson and Te
nia Stroud in Kinston Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. j,iia Humphrey spent a
few days last week wjjh relatives
in linrton,
v'' (eentlnirefl from front) .
bout twenty players that have' b
ooine of age. Of course some have
aged out and then too, some did not
attempt playing last year, I think
out of our community here we have
for better understanding of youth
and the problems of growing op.
Through' .counsel,', steady refine
ments in safety, physical standards
and other, facets.
In a nutshell Little League teach.
about 60 boys In the Little League, ,'es the principles of fair 'play and
Just think, those boys will be under. keen competition. A boy will give
proper leadership this summer, Be- his all to win but has alia learned
cause UtUe JUeasue haa hlah level tn h a annA loser: that In turn Heve-
leadershlp in shaping oi rules and lups a facet of personality the world
nflfllcies AanH mttnrAn fh ntlm&ta : l,m.f ..ma ' I . y ,.
policies, jand; aftords the 1
climate; , can; always' use.
Real art is illumination ... It adds
stature to life. Brooks Atkinson.
COLD SOFFHEIiS
Oat TANDACK, tableta M i-woara,
for raliaf af COLD DISCOMFORTS.
Tt. ITANIACK awaaariatiM typa
hrmula la a aambinatian af Mm ra
Having inaradianta that wark lotttwar
far FASTER RELIEF a HEADACHE.
NEURALGIA SfMl ACHING MUSCLES
aa ta eaMa. STAN BACK alaa RE
DUCES FEVER. SNA.tACK Mh
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the attack aircta-t cu.iUr ww3 In
deDendence operatin2-with the
Atlantic Fleet In the Caribbean
v The newest ' of thli country's
attack carriers, the Independence
sailed from Norfolk, Va,. April H
on her maiden training. , voyage,
putting finishing touches ,on the
already highly , experienced j jet
pilots and airmen of Carrier Air
Group Seven.'''iv-''-'7j:'xf-:..?ff, "Wv
Laterr she will become an Im
portant part of .this country's flrsf
line of defense, operating In far
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H. C. Highway Commission
Receives Additional Honor
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North Carolina, long noted for
its progressive roadibuildlng pro
gram has just nabbed an addition
al honor. '
The State Highway Commission
has been notified It- has earned the
"Award of Honor" from the Na
tional Safety Council for its em
ployee safety record during 1,58.
The Award of Honor" is the
highest citation given by the Saf
ety Council and North Carolina's
Highway Commission is one of
only six similar State agencies to
have ever received it. The 1058
award went to only two States'
North Carolina and Texas.
During 1958, the 15,982 perman
ent employees and prison laborers
cnaixea up more than 39 million
man hours with an accident fre
quency record of only 6.49 accid
ent per million man hours worked.
North Carolina's record was some
6 below the national average
of 15.04 accidents per million
hours, tabulated from other re
porting Highway Commissions.
The 1958 award is of soecial
significance since it came during
the greatest highway construction
program in North Carolina history.
The giant Interstate Program was
in full swing duing the year with
North Carolina standing near the
lop in the progress of Interstate
construction.
Notice of the award was sent to
H. D. "Tarvla" Jones,' Safety Of
ficer for the State Hlgrway Com
mission, in charge of the employee
safety program. Jones said arrang
ements for presentation of the
"Award of Honor" plaque have
not been completed, but the pre.
sentation will probably be made
to Governor Hodges during the
month of June.
For several years the Highway
Commission has maintained a sat
ety trailing program for its em
ployees. Established in 1947, the
Commission now has over 800
persons qualified in First Aid,
along with 400 First Aid Initruc-
tora and 566 Advanced First -Aid
Students . . ..
: First Aid equipment is now In
stalled In mor than 100 Highway
Commission vehicles to form the
largest such mobile service of any
Highway Department In the Na
tion. All of these mobile units are
available to the general public and
are. frequently used In highway
accidents and related mishaps.
- ., Airman Charles C. Grady , ,
' Airman Charles 'C. Grady,' Jr.
son of Mr 81 Mrs. Charles C," Grady
Sr., of Kenansvllle, N. C. has com
pleted his initial course ; Of Air
Force basic military training here
He has been selected to attend
the technical School for Adminis
tration, at Amarillo AF3, Tex.
Airman Grady is a graduate of
James Kenan High School
Basic airmen at Lackland are
selected for specialized training al
technical schools on the. basis of
their Interest and aptitudes.. They
are reassigned to the school after
four weeks of basic, and are given
additional military basic training
along .with the technical subjects
William E. Wilskn
Wljllam IB. . WlisonHr,emnn.
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Thursday Friday
"Damn Yankees"
Starring Tab Banter &
Gwen Verdun.
In Ttabhnkolor
Cartoon
iLurial ,, 3 Li
Park.;...;,
."-.. memorial
;r: - wnxa J. bell i'..
Willie J. Bell, , of rtbe Beau
tancus Community of Duplin' Cou
ntry near "Mt Olive, died Monday
in the Wayne Memorial Hospital ni
Qoldaboro. . Surviving ' are ' Mrs.
Bell, the former Cora Belle Mc
Artbur, of Duplin County; his mo
ther, Mrs. G. A. Bell; and one bro
ther, .Donnell Bell, both' of Mt
Olive, Rt. 2; one daughter, Mrs.
Janet B. Dixon of Raleigh; five
brothers,' Ben, Frank, Jesse and
Lonnle, all of MtOUve, Rt 2 and
George of Richmond, Va., one sis-
icr Airs, 0, v rfoyner OX nueisn;
and one grandchild. Funeral ser
vices were held Tues. at S:00 p xa.
in the Bear Marsh Baptist church.
of which be was a' member, with
V , FERRY LEWIS ' .'
Perry Lewis, 38, of Portsmouth,
Va.,- died Tuesday morning at the
University Hospital in Charlottes
viUe, Va. He had been ill for two
years an critically ill Jor the past'
two months.- He was a former re
sident of Falsbn and a former mem
ber of . the Falsoh Presbytertan
church from "which funeral ser
vices werft held Thursday at 8 b,
m. The Bev. , Murphy Smith of
New Bern, a former pastor, officia
ted assisted by the.. Rev. Charles
McChesney of Wallace a former
pastor and the Rev. Lew Williams,
pastor. Burial was, In the Falson
Cemetery. - ; ' w) :, .'?.
vHe Is survived b his wife, the
former Ann Parks of Falson; one
son, - Nonnan oi . the , home; ' ' his
mother, Mrs. Colon Lewis of Fai-
three brothers, William M.
Lewis of Chabondale, JXL, Noman
Lewis of Wilson and Sam Lewis of
Burgaw; two sisters. Miss Blanche
LqwIs of Falson and Mrs., Ralph
,i.Dail of Mt. OUve-
MOTOR PARK
Drive-in
Pink Hill, N C.
Open Full : Time
Admission Prtee S5e C
Saturday
"Wind Across The
Everglades"!
Starring Burl Ives
In Color ' i
Also
"Red Mountain"
Starring Alan Ladd
In'COlor " ' '
Plus Serial Cartoon
Friday Satorday May 29-M
"From HeU To Texas"
: In Color
Starring Don Murray
Anl Diane Varst
"The Sea Wife"
In Color s
Starring Richard Burton
Joan Collins)
Colon Cartoon A dm. 35c
' CENTER
THEATRE;
Mount Olive. N. C
Thnrsday Only . ' - May 8th.
All CaUdren Must have Tickets St
(-.y. tl WaM Disney's' - -
Wh if el Vild em ess
Friday - Saturday ' Mar eS-S
It' a 'Show For The Young In '
Heart!
The Sad Horse
SUrrinr Davfd Lad!
; chin wnis -
Sun. - jMon. - May SI June X
Starring Bob Hope
, ( Rhondni Fleming' -:
In The Biggest Gmv Gal And Gar
Stampede In The West-:.
Alias Jesse James
Co Starring Wendell Corey
Tuesday Only ,. " June SndT
, Walt 11)sney'
Sunday Monday'
"Some Came Running'
Starring 'Frank Sinatra
Phis Cartoon
Tuesday Wednesday r -
"Perfect Furlough'1
Starring Tony Cnrtiss
in 'Color v-'-
Oartooa '" t. .
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has been thoroughly inspected and put in top
working c-ndition. Furthermore, . wo'rej so
confident of Us ability to give) you fine) pot-.
fonnance, we'll give) yon a full warranty lor '
60 days. . .7;;:"''
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The Honorable William J.
Bundy of Greenville. Superior
Court Judge of the Third Judicial
District, will deliver the com
mencement address at Mount
Olive Junior College on Sunday,
May 31, at 4:00?. ,
The graduating class this year
will be the fifth in the history
of Mount OUve Junior College
whi;h began operation here in
1954.
" Candidates for the Associate! in
Arts degree are: Gary F. 'Bare
foot, Dunn; Nelda Faye Boswell,
Fremont James Alton Cowan,
Bear Grass; Sandra Lou Ginn,
Snow Hill; George W. Stevenson,
Jr., Kinston; Martha Anne Tho
mas, Snow Hill;. Leonard,, B,
Woodall, Princeton. '
There are four candidates for
the one-year certificate in busi
ness education: Ada Mae Bass,
Godwin,; Nancy Carol Jackson,
Turkey; Elease Keen Reed. Gran
tham; Margaret Mane Turner,
Pink HilL
Prior to the commencement ex
ercises, there will be an awards
program at 2:90 p.m. in the Col
lege auditorium. Two . scholar
ships m the amount oj J50 each
will be presented: one sponsored
by the Business and Professional
Woman's Club of Mount Olive
to the student who has ' shown
the greatest improvement during
his first year in College, and the
other by the local chapter t(f the
Daughters of the American Re
volution to the student who made
the highest academic average du
ring his freshman year.
t Four 'medals will alscTbe a
warded. The Jordan Medal 'will
go to the graduating student who
has made the greatest contribu
tion to the college , during . his
tenure at the College. ? f
Sunday A Monday May St Jane 1st
'This Happy Feeling?
In Clnesbope Color
Starring Debbie Reynolds .
Port Jurgens
Color Cartoon Ada. SSe
Tues, Wed, ThM V J
me Stage ut tiemp Brown
i la Cueaeope Celor'-'-ItarrtiurRory
Oajhoon as '
( y Beverly Garhmd .
. , Color Cartoon Ada. S5e
Davy Crockett
And The '
River Pirates
- Starring Fees Parker
ft Baddy Ebsenp
Wed. Thar. Fii,
Jane S-4-S
GO, Joiinny GO
Saiaraay Only rc June nfh
rThe Hangman
1 J - Starring 'Alaaj Fre';.V;:''
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