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XXYn " No. 43
i:zNAi;avuxE, nozra cacolina. thuksday October 20, im
PRICE TEN CENT
SK:- N- Carotin Of 1SC3 To C There
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The Eastern Pres Association
. met this past week end in. Ral
eigh with The News and Obser-
-ver as hosts. It was a very plea
sant and worthwhile ; meeting
. with" a clinic on Saturday morn
ing on Classified advertising.' It
, was'a most instructive clinic con
ducted by Milligan of the News
;' Argus and Gardner of the Kews
Wd Observen They did. a good
Jab., It's fun to gar to the Associa
tion, and hear everyone . talking
"hop." , ' ' t v
' I wish that ' every person . in
Duplin County could have seen
j the flower ' show- in Warsaw, on
: Wednesday. The show was put On
by the Home Gardeners Club of
.Warsaw, and it was "out of this
world". I never dreamed that as
many flowers were blooming this
time of year. The shew Was put
on in the Presbyterian Fellowship
Hall. Each classification was jud
ged separately, and I know it was
' tough on the' judges. Tney even
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Convicted On Two
if':
Hattle Gavin, 74 -year old J.
' Warsaw Negro, was eonvtoted '
1st Duplin Superior Ceart laat
J week and sentenced "to one,
: year In- ft.' C. State Tttooa. .
r: Woman's' WvWoa, on tw a-i
i horUon enarfea." X '
; IhdgrMalMln Paul gave ;
ne - semenee- ia- sua einesfl
i-;';Neg: womajv'.'wn ha Teenv
. : ednvictod tm-thtpfm slint.'
's-fs cnargea. ';.,;rr
She vat eammltUi to State
V Prison am nnj-.V.'-;-1 i'u,
i4 Ullla MUton, a Negro gtrl,
. teaUfled : that Hattle Gavin
pertomed ffc ahorttona eat .
heti-tvi,
'.'' f Also uraMrlnr vHiimMi '
1 In the eaae rrere: Frank Me-
Duplin Sheriff Ralph ;
MUler.
wh headed., the in-.
L .veatlgatloa: Dr. O- & Raanfns
sen and P O. L. Sedwine
y and: Nona : lin. :,. Praneea '
':': Qalna. ail of DspUn General :
Hospital. ; where the Milton
girt -was treated.; '
3 men; big sum
TAKEN IN DUPLIN
y- A 1500 gallon still described by
. County Sheriff Ralph Miller,,, as
on of the 'Jargest,, captured in
' Duplin County, was raided Sun
; day morning by constanbles and
' a sheriff dDUtV. . 4 1
V The still, in operation at the
: time of the raid, was steam rig
,!' ged.' Officers arrested three men
-at the acene. They were; James
Albert Boyette, 32, Negro, of Al-
bertsoh;, Macon Samuel Clinton,
29, Negro, of LaGrange; and Wil-
lie Bay Selleri.S, Negro,' of Mt.
.Olive,. Fifty five large' barrels
; of mash, were found, along with
65 cases containing 189 - gallons
s of nontax paid whiskey. V
- The still was located on one
side of Nahunga Swamp..' ' .';
iThe three men were given, a
. preliminary hearing and placed
under $50Q bond eacKThey are to
J be tried in Superior - Court No
vember 18 Arresting officers were
' constables T. E. Revell and E. E.
Proctor, Constable A." J. Sum-
merlin and sheriffs deputy W. O.
Houston accompanied the - con-
stables oh the raid. ,
fcriY$infcrd"r
In cnznsville J
Od v mt tf r 3l ...v ),. .';.
. i Hon, Terry Saaford, Democratic
; Nominee, for Governor of North
' Carolina, will speak at a Demo
cratic Rally at the Courthouse in
Kenansvillc,-: N, C, on Monday.
October 31,. At 11:00 o'clock. A,
M. . .-. , ' r-,-l.y -
Terry Sanford has gone before
the peoale; with a"vvigorous pro
gram of progress for North Caroi
lina. Through the Democratic pro
cess of free;' and open discussion
of ail issues, he had presented
both himself and his program.'.'
.A 1.-.' crowd is expected for
t e r "y. Flan now to "attend.
" ' -'v.- r r -' -.bnri. wi'.h ; you.
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CizY C:.:cxi;-Uofrons ."Day::;Go!3brat!oii,
-;1'o Ei C:or Una LOdidf -,YQaD: 'Ever TliissVear
,Th annual Veteran's Day Cele.
bration .U be held. In Warsaw.
November 11th sponsored by the
American ; Legicin ' Post.-. 127 .pf
Warsow . This celebration was for
merly called Armistice Celebra
tion, but as of this year and here
aftef, the eelebration will; be rei
f erred to as Veteran's Day, as it
is in honor of the veterans. - .
- Th activities will get under
way with the parade beginning at
2)0 p. nvO. P. Johnson, Superin
tendent of Duplin County Schools
has released the information (that
all Duplin County Schools will be
dismissed at 1:30, so all the achool
children, county wida may attend
the parade and other activities of
the afternoon. " i .- V . f
; ' Again this yearl' sponsored by
the Junior Chamber Of Commer
Rural Fire
"We have had a number of
people in the neighboring rural
area surrounding Warsaw to . ask
us for aid jn Fire Protection, and
at this time we do not have the
equipment necessary to do the
job", se said chief Carrol Best ox
WarsawDepti.,
: The Dept. in regular meeting,
two months ago decided to, make
an ,an-out efjort to lorM a Rural
Oept and quip M V properly. A
committee was chosen to seek oflt
the details and arrive at an Esti
mate el the eost involved in set
ting up fhiM aew dept The earn
mitteeworking'Va-ihe. basis of
information received frnX the
Worth Carolina Fire-insurance
Ratjng Buiaureported tbafc.Mj
order" to have a dept. approved by
the Rating Bureau sntaimum of
fCKKMIvWpuldl)e jrefluirebT to
purchase' and build the 'deeded
tiOcltt-a''-'?-i'J''
' Fireman W. 'C Martin. Sec and
Treasurer. Said, that a start has
already been jnade oh this pro
ject, in the purchase of a two ton
truck, on which . will foe mounted
a one thousand gallon Tsmk tor
hauling water to the acene of the
fire. "Martin further stated that
Important East Central Game v.;
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f,1 Cli'vG
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-! ' ; END COACH BILL HELTOV GIVES HIS ENDS THE WORK.
"REBEL: Above Coach Helton talks the" North Duplin situation over
with several of the flankers for , James Kenaa Tigers. Coach Helton..,
promises these boys they will get to handle that ball some against
the tough Rebel team.' From left to right: Alien Wahab, Colin Quinn, ,
Dwight Kirhy, Johnny Pridgen and Helton. . , "s: i
J COAOI KCIAl.J KALLZL TALK'S KL.IT hj. U U i l.-Ioel
of the North' DupUa Rtl a former Tigers coach, gives out some
good information to the r.bel backs that will try to out score the Ne. ,
1 team in Cass "A" J" aefKenao Fit ' y n'.t at T'sar rSeld. From 1
L.t to r'-:t: Pick'y C . '.xi, FU V;'v-r ; i, J e Ten ra'.'.:r;sworth,
rr!' ' :T ::.:-', r;' v;: a, a.i ca-;.' -
ce, K'M I960 North Carolina will
be present lor the day s activities.
, The chairman of the different
committees x helping plan, this
celebration are as follows: v :
Floats-Junior Chamber of Commerce-Chairman
Al Smith.- '.o,': '
Marching Troops-Chairman : :
Elbert Matthis and serving -with
hint E. C. Thompson. J-r' )T
Guest Speakig Committee.'Hohi
ert I, West, Chairman; Norman
; Dance Committee - Forest Mar.
tin- - Chairman; '' A. W. McNeil,
Flowers and E. .C. Thompson. ..
'EftUVaoh, Otis Swinson. Allan
Draukhon, Jr.; Sidney Apple and
Matthis.
Bands;' and Beauty Committee
Francis ''McColman Chairman;
Bin Bartletta and A. W. McNeiL
Speaker s Stand Committee-Otis
bur Help
this money came rom voluntary
contribuions of rural propery
owners. j-.-Vy;". : l::'y!
It should be noted by all rural
property owners that when , this
project is completed it, will cause
a. reduction in the insurance rate
on all property in a radius of four
uiiies of the town of Warsaw. '
xThe Warsaw Firemen will con
duct a canvas of all rural proper
ty owners in the four mile area on
Sunday afternoon, the 23rd ot October-
At this time the firemen
wilLjollcit donations and. contri-.
buttons in the form of cash money
Or pledges toward the. $300JX)
needed to provide' this vital and
necessary services.-.
y Chief Bast pointed out that the
Warsaw
mr- f
fit corporaiorl whose sole' purpose
and aims Is the safe guarding - -at
life and propertyj through, fire
protectioiv prevention. and
fighting.. ,- - " ,;;v1,:.
All ; rural ,. residents and' pro
perty owners are urged to contri
bute generously j to .this poject
which will cause them a reduced
insurance rate, and may well be
the; means of saving their homes
r even their- Uvea. -
Burnaiv:
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The agenda for the celebration is
as follows: r;ci,-..
2:00 P. M. Parade
j 3:00 P. M Guest Speaker at Ameri
can Legion Home '
3:29 p. M. Memorial Service from
American Legion Home. '
8:30 P. M. Crowning of Miss 1960
American Legion :, by ' Miss North
Carolina. . ',' ,' , . s
9:00 P. M. Dance at the Warsaw
Armory sponsored by the Ameri
can Legion Post of Warsaw.
Plan now to attend the Veter
an's Day Celebration. A spokes
man reported that it is going to
Warsaw Plans U. N.
The Community, of Warsaw
starts it's U. N. Day Celebration
on Sunday, October 23, when
eight of the white churches in
the community and the two negro
churches, which have services us
ing as their topic, "World Peace
Through World Law."
On Monday .morning Democra
tic nominee David Henderson will
speak at the Warsaw Junior High
School, James Kenan and Doug
las High School; His topic, also
being "World Peace Through
Law"
At the Warsaw Junior High
School, an art contest is being
held. The first and second place
Winners will have' their pinning
posters displayed at Clark's Shop
ping Center where the Jaycees
win have a booth staffed by the
Business and Professional Wo
men Club. These' , winner - will
be? on a float during the Veterans
Day Parade: Also at the Junior
High School a tew selections by
arCTs- araen
iv 1 1 npn - sin h i iv it mm m r rnA
1 1 - . Z' Z
woo. xiKy wiu m usisiea oy iu
rhildren born on October 24. The
Gerden Chtb will Judge the art
contest' . ' -
At , James Kenan High School,
Judge Henderson will speak to
the Social Study's Group. Here he
will present a book to the library
"World rPeach Through World
Law."
: At Douglas High School there
Beulaville Fumbles and Mt
Deulaville
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Jamse Kenans and North Duplin Win By One-Side
Scores While Rtehlands Ties Swansboro 7-7.
; ; EOC STANDINGS
i WON LOST
James Kenan 2 o
Mt, Olive 2 o
Beulaville .31
Richlaads 1 A
Burgaw e 4
.-,!,... BV .IOE COSTIN " .
- 'BEULAVILLE: The PanUier's of
Mt.: Olive, defending .East Central
Conference- champions, knocked the
Panthers of Beulavillo out of first
place, last Friday nig.it with a 13-6
victory. It was the firs loss in the
conference for Coach .Ervin Drb-
son's team after three straight
wins. Mt. Olive is now tied w in
James Ken ni in conference play
with two wins each.
4 The 2 teams played very much
on even turns in the ffst period
Only Two More
Saturdays ; Left ;
; For Registering
.- Area citizens who intend voting in
the November t General Elections
should check this Saturday in their
home precinct to see it they are
registered to. vote.. ' ' .'-' ' J
The books will be oped for rev
Sstration from t a. m. Saturday,
:tober 22, unto Saturday; October
2, The registration book;, will close,
at sunset on these two dates."V
Between the dates given absye,
persons eanregister to vote nt the
homes of the Registrars in the re
spective precincts. ' . 1 - - :
CHtzens whe de oat deflaitely
know if they are registered to vote
are urged to check with .the regis
trar before the books close on Sat
urday October 29, arid determiae
definitely their status. ;' "'
Ne one will be at!ow j to vote who
Is not restored. Vut ene wJl be
at!e to r"v.'tr to vo'e aJter s"! t
oa -:jr. . ck:
be the biggest celebration that the
American Legion has ever plan
ned and the best
"We would like to express our
thanks and sincere appreciation
at this time for the following
towns and schools who are plan
ning to' participate in our Vete
ran's Day Celebration by sending
us their queens, school bands and
floats," stated Elbert L. Matthis,
Commander of American Legion
Post 127 of Warsaw.
Beulaville, B. F. Grady, Chin
quapin, James' Kenan, Mt Olive,
North Duplin, Wallace-Rose Hill,
and Douglass High School.
Celebration Tues.
will be given a short play about
the U. N. The band will play a
few selections. Here the U. N. tree
will be dedicated by the PTA Jud
ge Henderson will present a book
to their library also.
On Thursday, Dr. Mett Ausley,
chairman of the U. N. week for
Warsaw, will speak to the Rotar
ians. This week end the community
will be made aware of the U. N.
by a "short" to be shown at the
theatre.
This is Warsaw's first U. N. Day
celebration, but in a few years we
hope October 24 will be as signi
ficant to all of us as is July 4th.
; ,The TIMES-reoeived the follow
ing telegram today from Congress
man Graham A. Barden concern
ing the recent hurricane damage:
Duplin Tunes.
f Iam anvised'bv Firmer Home
t ... sv .
Aamuunrauon unitauiune coun
ties in the 3rd district have been
designated emergency loans due
to recent hurricane. Therefore
ffaraers 'who had substantial los
ses and who cannot obtain' loans
locally, may visit the county of
fice of Farmers Home Adminis
tration and make application for
Graham A. Bardea
Congressman
At LaGrange
Olive Wins On Thriller 13-6
with Mt. Olive taking a 1-0 lead in I
the second quarter on L. B Bre
wer's two yard plunge. George Dale
set up Mt. O'.ive's first ocore on a
pass interception giving the lower
Wayne school possession of the bail
on Beulaville's 40. The point wis
good pn a pajs to Dallas Sutton
from second-i.rmg quarterback its
Ipock.
With Coach Dick McCle.mey's,
Panthers leading 7-0 early in the
final stanza, Dobjox's fine sopho
more quarterback Jerry Simpson
pitched a perfect 3f-yard touch
down pass to halfback Larry Her
ring all along for the TO. With Mt.
Olive leading 7-6, Beulaville s try
for the all-and-important point
failed and the Duplin Panteers
still trailed by one point.
Late in the fourth quarter Beula
ville fumbled on their own 22-yard
(continued a tack)
Still Tops In
North Carolina
For the 7th straight week, the
James Kenan Tigers are rated by
the Greensboro Daily News as the
top Class A " football team In
North Carolina--: k.f'"''!
; The Tigers at the present time
appear to have a' tight hold "n
first place. ': ' ; '.'- , -
The standings. ere; ,
Pos. School - ..r. - r W. L. T.
I. James Kenan S :'0 0
2. NCSO
S. Ben venue
4. Allen Jay '
S:Jfft: Olive
. Mebane
7. Beaufort ,
8. Ayden -
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Vance B. Gavin represented Duplin tounty at
the Truman Dinner held in Raleigh on October 13.
Gavin met with former President Harry. S. Truman,
principal speaker at the Dinner, andreceived de
tailed suggestions for the campaign on the local.
Meats Information
School Jo Be Held
In Goldsboro
An aret Meats Information School
will 'be held" in Goldsboro at the
Wayne Count Agricultural Building
on Monday, October 24, beginning
at 9:30 a. m.
Duplin County agricultural lead
ers, farpnersr iayo -wires,. i Jms
ines't men UtferoVted in the.'Schocl
are urged to attend,
v Objective of; the meeting is to
meet the presefif day need for the
continued development ef the basic
understanding and appreciation on
the part of: the North Carolina con
sumer for the. importance of meat h
me oauy oiet ana now vo nen iiutae
this product for maxunun benehts.
Mrs. Maey Spicer, Duplin Home
Agent, said the morning session will
get underway at 8:30 a. m. and dis
miss at 11:30 a. m. the afternoon
session wis start at 1 p. m;. and
end at 3 p. m.
Tbe Meats Information School is
under the sponsorship of the N. C
Extension Service, N. C. Depart
ment of Agriculture and N. C. Cat
tlemen's Association.
Duplin County ASC Office Receives
Top Awards For Work In Third District
The Duplin County ASC Office has
been singled outfor recognition in
the ASC District Three as the Out
standing ASC Office.
Rufus Elks, ASC office manager,
said today that each person in the
Duplin ASC office wilf receive a
certificate and $25 in cash for the
recognition.
Counties in District Three are.
Duplin, Pender, New Hanover, Ons
low, Brunswick, Bladen, Columbus
and Robeson. -
Considered in making the award
was the office with the best per
Beulaville To
Enlarge Town Hall
At a recent meeting of the
Town oBard of Commissioners of
Beulavifle, plans were made to
add one story to the Town Hall.
The work will be done by mem
bers of the Beulaville Volunteer
Fire Department. The firemen
will' pay as much ef the cost as
they are able, to and also will do
the actual work. The Town of
Beulaville will assist when and if
finances will permit.
s Also discussed at the meeting
were the fire hydrants which are
to be located on NC hwy. No. 41
east The hydrant will be located
M0 feet from the Beulaville City
Limits back toward Rhodes Grill.
.J,Ar discussion1' .concerning the
parking area on the south side of
N, ic Highway no.; 2 was held,
and commissioners requested that
all pfeperty owners concerned at
tend the next - meeting - of - the
Town Boards The concerned pro
perty;, owners are- Arthur Ken
nedy, J. R. Mercer, Archie Lanier
Woodrow Mercer and Dr. Paul
Bolin. V4'Vl- '''':.'-' -' -v "
Present at the . meeting; were
Maysiv G. S, luldrow, Commis
sioners. vAndrew Jackson,' Harry
Home, Dv. E.. Houston, Jerry Wii-
luuas, and L"rmn Core. .. ,, - j
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Left to right are: Terry
Truman. Vance B. Gavin.
(Photoby Lawrence Wofford,
Eastern Baptist Association To Hold
Simultaneous Revivals October 1 6-30
Twenty, churches of theN Eastern
Baptist Association will be engaged
in revival services during the per
iod of October 16-30. The Reverend
U. A. McManus, former Missionary
and Pastor in the Eastern Associa
tion, and presently pastor of the
$orth Rocky Mount Baptist Church
ia directing 4h crusade. The chur
ahM that have faaeajensa'Zpd Jit rs-
viv$ serv1i this Week' ( Ovl 03)
an. taii1ni TrvSt fit tfU-'A
EvangeuW Calvary . Jack ' MaoV
0e$t as Evangelist Corinth: Gar
ners Chapel, Doaaki G. Myert as
Evangelist; Grove Park, W. B.
Carr as Evangelist; Jones ChapeL
Norman Aycock as Evangelist; Pin
ey Grove, U A. McManus as Evan
gelist, Rowan, Yancey EUlot as
Evangelist; Siloana; Turkey, Pastor
Maurice Norman as Evangelist.
The churches , to be engaged in re
vival services October 23-30 are:
Bear Marsh; Calypso, Jim Pollard
as Evangelist; Cedar Fork, Millard
Brown as Evangelist; Center; Clin
ton First, Max Lennon as Evange
list, Hallsville, A. Z. Gurganus as
Evangelist; Johnsons, Jerry DeBell
as Evangelist; Mt. Vernon, U. A.
formance in the ASC office and car
rying out the ASC programs during
the past year. This not only in
cludes performance in measuring
crops but also in encouraging far
mers to participate in other ASC
programs for soil conservation such
as the Agriculture Conservation
Practices program.
A banquet is planed soon at
which time ASC employees in Dup-
Jin County will be awarded their
certification and $25 award.
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DOXSCORE
.C.IIH.AVt
RALEIGH - The Motor Vehicles
Department's summary of traffic
deaths through 10 A. M. Monday
October 17:
Killed To Date 914
Killed To Date Last Year 888
Governor Adlai Stevenson Speaks
In Clinton Friday October 21
Laim
Sanford, Harry S.
News 4 Observer
Raleigh. N .C )
McManus as Evangelisfr Teachey;:
and Warsaw First, Randolph as
Svangelist. Everyone in the area of
churches is invited to attend the i
vices of revival and recieve the
blessing that comes from meeting:
with God's people. -
Bear Marsh Church
To Hold RemaK
Bear Marsh Missionary Baptise
Church, Moun401ive. N. C, plaaw
Homecoming Junday October 23nL-
Rev. T. N. Cooper, a former
bow 'serving the First Baptist i
Bethel, N C. will bring the
coming message. Dinner on the
urch grounds will follow,
will be a short afternoon ;
with special singing, recognition ef
former pastors, members and fr
iends. Since Bear Marsh Church was Es
tablished 197 years ago, the reading
of the Church History will be t
special interest to everyoiic
Revival Services will begin ear
Monday October 24th. and routine
through the following Sunday Oct
ober 30th. The Rev. Vance Tyson,
of Bladenbora, will be the visiting
Evangelist, bringing the message -each
evening at 7:38 P. M.
The pastor, the Rev. R. H. KeHy, ,
joins with the Church in extending;,
a sincere welcome to everyone to
attend these services.
Rev; Vance Tysom
' Governor Adlai Stevenscet wHX'
speak at a Democratie Rally a
the High 'School Ball Perk In
Clinton, N.J, on Friday. October
21, 1960, at 3KM o'clock, P. If. '
Join the Duplin County Steven
son Rally Motorcade west of War
saw by 1:15 o'clock, Friday after
noon, Kctober 2T. The Motoreadc
will leave from Baltie tor CKst.i
ton at IM o'clock, J '
- The Sampson ..County, Pesos
cratic,: Executive Committee , taw 4
extended a 'cprdlal inritatkaa. to
all to attend this raBy. This la a
. ,. :tunity to hr a r-X""
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