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- Meant OUt Junior CeUefe Hay- Coort
Martha Anna Thofaas 0f Snow BUI, shewn In the
the Renter with her escort, Jee Glover of Dover,
- reljned over the 1959 "May Day program at Mount
. Olive Junior. Codecs in the College's first offlcal
"observance ox MayDa,-?:. .','.. ,, .
S " Attendants na their escorts are ( from left
to right); Mary Moore of Smithfield. and B.uce
Dudley of Beaufort; Gwendolyn Jackson of raison ' .
and Stanley Harrell of Rosa Hill;
, s Sandra Ginn ofsnow Bill and Bobby Bazen
of PampUoo, South Carolina; Elizabeth Wilson of
Mount Olive and Gary Barefoot of Dunn.
Entertainment was furnished by the Starettea
.Twirling Team of Kinston, state champions for
1059, and featured baton solos by. Eileen UUey
and Carolyn Boothe, both of Kinston.
Producing High Quality Cotton Is The
Secret To Improving Lint Industry
Ruby Campbell Cy 8-4281
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N. t r . !
jProducina hieh aualltv cotton
and preserving that quality
until the bale reaches the spin
ning mill door is a primary
objective of the cotton industry.
The reason: quality is an im
portant mean of meeting compe
tition from man-made fibers. The
; industry cotton quality extends
from thefield to mill, the Natio.
nal Cotton Council , report. ...
' Researchers are exploring the
potential that- exists for building
more quality and value into the
cotton fiber through genetics and
breeding. Many opportunities ex
ist, they believe, for making the
cotton plant a more efficient pro
duccr and for adapting it to
practices that reduce production,
harvestir-g, ginning, and utui
ration costs.
During 1958 t two workshops
were held to give cotton breeders
an opportunity to analyze the ef
fect of manufacturing process on
the fiber and of the fiber on ma
nufacturing processes.
Mechanical harvesting of cotton
is increasing. This calls for con
tinued training of people who
operate these harvesters. Proper
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operation and maintenance of the
machines are necessary if cotton
quality is to be preserved. ' ,
Tar-bottom picksacks, once a
lourre of. costly . spots in cotton
fabrics, became virtually extinct
in 1958. There also has bean an
improvement in the. condition of
boxcars for shipping cotton and
a reduction ot the number of In
transit fires.
The industry also has launched
a series of spinning-ginning tests.
Purpose of the tests is to evalu
ate the effects of various gin
ning practices and equipment on
fiber quality and processing per
formance and to provide cottons
of known histories for basic li
ber studies.
The American cotton bale pac
kage has drawn criticisms for
: v.. Personals .
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Melsst and
children of Springfield, Ohio have
returned to their home after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs,' Alton Brinson.
, Mr. and Mrs Jack Brinson and
children of Kenansville, Mr. and
Mrs. . Bill Hussey, Jr. of Wallace
and Mr.' and .Mrs. Harry fountain
and ; children of Jacksonville and
Mr. ' and Mrs. - Donald Meiasa of
Springfield, Ohio bad dinner at
the' Bex Besturant in Jacksonville
Sun. and on Monday they aU spent
the day at WrlghtsviUe Beach.
Mrs. Harry Fountain, Mrs. Don
ald Meisse and Mrs. Alton Brinson
Mrs. Bill Hussey, Jr visited Mr.
BUI Hussey In Clinton' Hospital
Thursday and that night had sup
per with Mrs. Bill Hussey In Wal
lace. Mrs. Jack Brinson, Mrs Alton
Brinson, Mrs. Donald Melssi and
children were at Cedar Ft. in Swan
sboro on Friday.
Mrs. Larry Bostic and children
of Ft Brasz are vlslUnc Mr. and
Airs. S. P. Bostic for a few days.
Mrs. Zoya Jones. Robert and
Kate, also Annette Jackson visited
Mrs. Jones sister, Macy Moore In
Bowden Sunday.
Sue Jackson has returned to her
home after being hospitalized in
the Dunlin General Hospital In
Kenansville for a few days.
gt, and Mrs. Ted Brinloworth of
Cherry Point were home for the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Mllford Qulnn and
children of Warsaw visited Mr.
and Mr. Richard Williams Sunday
afternoon.
years. Research is being direc
ted toward finding out just what
the present package is costing
and what additional expenditures
can be justified to improve it
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MtMOTOAIaS City Limits
Phones: Day AT 5-2009 Night-AT 5-2328
JAMES J. PADGETT, MANAGER
Wallace, N. C.
. Mr and Mrs. Robert Craft, Mr,
and Mrs. John Henry Wtaaley visi
ted Rev. and Mrs. Un wood in Ara
pahoe Sunday." ,
- Mr. and Mrs, Monk Whaley, Mrs.
Clara Guy and Mrs. Alma Whaley
made a business tie to Wilmington
MondaV.:..,
Sumday dinner . guests of, Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Singleton were Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Hargrave and child
ren, Joe and Doris Ann of Mt.
Olive, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Summer
lin and Carolyn Fay of Kenans
ville and Mrs. Daisy Davis of
Scott Store.
Overnight guest of Preston Sin
gleton. Sunday night was Joey
Qulnn of Kenansville.
Little Preston Singleton left
Monday to spend a week with his
Aunt, Mrs. Jim Davis of Scott's
Store.
.Tommy Sumner and Rusty Lan
ier attended the eighth grade gra
duation exercises at Chinquapin
Monday.
Mr. Andrew Jackson made a
business trip to Raleigh Monday.
Mr. Russell Lanier made a bus
iness trip to Jacksonville Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Stokley Bostic spent last
week with Capt. and Mrs. Larry
Botttic of Ft. Bragg.
Mrs. Christine Kennedy visited
her daughter Sally Houston in
Lanolr Memorial Hospital Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Yates Dobson of
Clayton spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Tyson Dobson.
Mr. Bobby Kennedy of Raleigh
spent the week end with his moth
er, Mrs. Mlna Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Qulnn of
Kinston visited Mrs. Lula Q. Par
ker Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hargett of
Comfort visited friends and rela
tives here over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bratcher
of Raleigh visited Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Rhodes during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hoi n and Tina
and Bobbye Ann were at Surf City
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Jones and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horn Visited
Mr. Kit Brinson Sunday night in
a Kinston Hospital
Dinner guests of Mrs. W. G.
Jones on Wednesday were Mr. and
Mrs. I. J. Sandlin and Miss Bessie
Sandlin of Atlanta, Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Frazell
and son of Charleston, South Caro-
Una ae vUltJng Mr. and Mrs. John
Horn.' Mrs. Frazzell will remain
with her parents for a few weeks
while her husband la being trans
ferred to Norfolk, Virginia.
Mrs. Robert Jackson visited Mrs.
R. E. Quinn and Mrs. C. G. Sandlin
in Raleigh last week.
. Mr. Larry Sandlin visited his
brother, J. D. Sandlin a few day
last week.
Mrs. Clyde Brinson and Mrs.
Archie Lanier visited relatives in
Smithfield and Raleigh Thursday
and Friday.
Sybil Lanier Cy 84286
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Frequent showers with accom
panying minor rises and a med
ium stage rise on April 12 helped
increase lows from deficiencies
of February and March, v
Rainfall total of S.01 Inches for
the month was recorded at Sta
tesville. In the mountain region, stream
flow was about 15 above the
median for the month, following
dificiencies in February and
March. Precipitation in the mo
untains averaged about 6 inches.
44 above the average. It ran-
Announce Encraerement tom shout 9 inches at Ros-
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Brinson of man in the upper French Broad
Dasm 10 aooui incnes ai una
tuge Dam in the Hiwassee River
basin.
Beulavllle announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mona Jean
to Mr. Chuck Grllla of Rhode Is
land. The marriage will take place
in Newport News, Vuginla on May
23.
The object of art is to crystal
lite emotion Into thought, and then "
fix ft in form. ' , , - "
Francois Delsart'c, r
Real art is Uhimlnatlon . V . It adds
statur to Ufe. Brooks Atkinson. .,'
Seven Springs
Mineral Water
Delivered to your home in 8 gab
Ion jugs weekly. Deliveries in Dn
plln each Thursday ta Calypso, rai
son. Bowden. Warsaw, Kenansvjne,
B. F. Grady and points u betwead.
tt interested in getting the water
eiop a card to SEVEN SPRINGS
MINERAL WATER, Seven Springs,
N. C. or notify the Duplin Tunes
office.
Adv.
Stream Levels Up
Throughout State
North Carolinians didn't have
a tuttit till Man? far nnA hpnefit
. . . ' . - ". . ;. 1 I
irom iraaitionai Apru wiowws.
Rains during the month brought
stream levels up in all areas, the
State Board of Water Commis
sioners said Thursday in its mon-!
thly water resources report.
Stream flow in the eastern Pi
edmont and Coastal Plain was a
bout twice the median for the
month, with major rises occur
ing during the second and third
weeks, according to the report,
which is based on information
from the U. S. Geological Survey.
U. S. Weather Bureau records
show that total precipitation for
the month in the eastern Pied
mont and Coastal Plain aver
aged about 6 inches. The one
exception was in the extreme so
utheastern Coastal Plain, where
the average was about 3.25 inc
hes. High Rock, Narrows, and Bri
dgewater reservoirs showed gainii
and at the end of the month stood
at 96.7 of capacity, compared
with 99.'J a year ago.
Stream flow in the western Pi
edmont was generally restored
to median conditions and to
somewhat above median condi
tions in the northern portions.
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