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KENANSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY OCTOBER 27, 1960.
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TRICK OR TREAT
tot?1 ltI I
I960 A REALLY
. ; SPECIAL -HALLOWN FOR
TJE WORLD'9 CHILDREN
4 WMEKKASi uctooer 31st, Hallo
ween, is a holiday, especially lor
coildrcn; aad , V
WHEREASVMillion. cf American
- youngsters iV the holiday each
year by-Trjcitvar Treattag tur Xnu
CEP aqd'-'lhe-Vorld'a needy child
ren", .nd .
WHEREAS:' Trtfk or5eat lor
knL.t' is a coBstructivelexpres
ilon of American children' concern
and friendship for , their, less for
tunate contcmporariea; ajtd -4
WHEREAS: t)I(;tha';tJftel
- NaUons Children'! Fund, it helping
; aboot 5 mHllph childre.ra.,
.countries and territories
in .governments '.in'' pp
disease control, nutrition, and matr
ernai ana ehiid -welfare: aid
WHEREAS; " Each:.eoi4 i
by Trick ir Treaters w& niean
medicine, or load , for the skk and
hungry children jm the world.
In Warsaw
United nations Day Celebrated
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" David Henderson, Democratic Nominees for the 3rd Congressional
District, and Mrs. Troy Kornegay, President of the Warsaw P. T, A.
planting a tree' in front of Warsaw Junior High School:' Thii tree
-planting was held in commemoration of United Nations Day." : V
',-(. . - , i Photo by Ruth Grady)
rson of Wallace,
Douglass L. 1 . iol P. T. A. planting a tree, celebrating the fifteenth
anniversary"? United Nations. The tree planting ceremony was'
held in front of the Douglass High School, after a program which
8s he!d in the a "'jriwn. :, '. ' v r ' '' - , ' :
t - : ( Pboto by Ruth Grady)
I. J. E. Strickland, Mayor of the
Town of Warsaw, do hereby pro-Jlai-.
l Cesser ?'.st as UIOEP Day
r.. ar; . ( t.ti -.e ( olrtk and
young alike) to participate in Trick
or Treat for UN1CEF and to wel
come the j properly identified Trick
.r. Treaters at the door Jn witness
V.ierecf.. I have set my band and
seal cf.thj Town of Warsw. N 0..
on this 24th day of October, nine
teen hundred, and sixty. ,
This project is being sponsored by
Methodist Youth fellowship in
Warsaw, Each-citizen will be caled
Monday night .betsven 4k00 And
Kenansville by the Council of Chu
rches, . through the three churches
in Kenansville, and Kenansville' peo
pie will be contacter after T:30 P.
X. on Saturday night, October 29.
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tad Henry Martin, preIt 6t Ca
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- DORMITORY OFFICER
Miss Judy Pearsalr of Warsaw
has been bained on the . religious
committee of Cotten Hall at East
Carolina College. Freshman' offic
ers were recently elected to serve
In. thff Freshman Women's Dormi
tories. ON CENTENNIAL COMMISSION
Col Hueh Dortch. Chairman of
he fl. C. Confererate Centennial
commission, announcea recently
the . appointment of . the following
persons from Duplin County to ser
ve as members of a local Confed
erate Centennial committee:.? Mrs.
Winifred T. Wells of Wallace, Mrs.
Christine W.. Williams and F. W.
McGowen of Kenansville. . This
jroup will work with the Stale
Commission in the formulation and
execution of plans to conduct a
County program in commemorating
the 100th anniversary of the War
Between the States. ,
PRACTICE TEACHING
Duplin County students at East
Carolina who began their fall-quar-.
ter student teaching program are:
Jerry. Ann . Dobson, BeulavUle,
Greenville Jr. H. S., 7th grade;
Barbara W. Mitchell, Kenansville,
Plymouth H. S., Home-Economics;
tnd Jean E Wells, Wallace, Wahl
Coates Laboratory School on cam
us, 6th grade. ,
WORLD COMMUNITY DAY
World Community Day will be ob
served in the Kenansville Metho
dist CharcS on ' Friday afternoon,
November 4 at 3:30 P. M. The pro
gram will be under the direction of
Mrs. E. A. Newton. The public is
:ordially invited And urged to at
tend..;'. A'oV '- i .:
y , HOMECOMING
1 Sunday. 6ctobet" 30. Vrill -be Hotne
. 'iiWBayuraj2pdnga, 'Bap
tise wiurco,, Morning services win
be af 11:00 A. M. -with the pastor,
Sev.' Charles E. Price, in charge.
A picnic lunch will be served on tne
grounds. There will be special mus
.c in the afternoon
"-All former pastors,-members and
Friends are invited. "'
United Nations Day was celebrat
ed most . effectively in Warsaw on
Monday at the James Kenan High
School, the Warsaw Junior High
School and Douglass High School.
David Henderson, Democratic no
minee from the 3rd Congressional
District, made a talk at each of
the schools commemorating the fif
teenth anniversary of United Na
tons Day.
Henderson, was introduced at
each school by Dr. Mett Ausley.
who was chairman of United Na
tions Day in Warsaw , Ausley hac
a well organized program plannec
in the1 three schools which included
the planting f a tree at the War
saw Junior High and Douglass High
School.,
Henderson's theme was 'Love
Thy. Neighbor As Thyself". He poin
ttd out that in 1945 the U. N. char
ter, was signed in this country, this
was about 69 days after World War
H. "we have had fifteen years of
history of world nations coming to
gether to form World Peace . :i .
What can High School boys and
do about -the situation?, They can
educate themstlves",. Henderson
further Stated - that we are at the
. (continoea m baokj
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Judging To Be
Held Nov. 2-4
Duplin County, Commnnity Club
Judging will be conducted for the
eight Clubs in the County Novem
ber 1-4, according to Vernon H.
Reyonlds, ; Duplin ."County , Farm.
Agent-" ::-
' The eight Community Clubs with
In Duplin are competing for the
County honor of the "Best Com
munity Ckib in 'Duplin". The Club
selected, will then be entered in
competition for the honor of SENC
land's Outstanding Community Club
for W60. ; ; :;. ,:.'.;'
For the past three years,, Duplin's
winner has also 1een the tep Club
in SENCIand, Pleasant Grove, Ce
dar Fork and Oak Ridge all have
been SENCIand winners.
x Awards day will be held ca Noy'
ember T, in Kenansville. i -'
The cemmittee traveling Duplin
to select the top Commulaty Qub
this year is an Ovt-of-cou&ty and
imrrtial group.
Trial:
& Error
When Halloween, Election, Toba
cco season and football season are
over, 1 wonder what we will do for
excitement. Between all of these
activities, Ilf estays in a pretty
mad whirl! I honestly believe that
children get a bigger -kick out of
Halloween than they do Christmas.
All of the young folks of Kenans
ville are so busy getting ready for
the School Carnival -on Thursday
night each child seems to take it
as his individual ' project, and I
imagine it is the same way in each
of the schools of the county.
The Democratic Rally in Clinton
last Friday was certainly very in
teresting. Adlal Stevenson's' speech
was right down to earth and sprin
kled with as much honest to good
ness humor as I have heard in a
long time. He laid the facts on the
table squarely, and was extremely
well informed on his subject. The
crowd was most responsive, and en
thusiastic. In the Motorcade from
Duplin which formed at Baltic, a
.ruck plastered with Republican
stickers pulled into the line ahead
of Preston Wells, well that was a
little too much for Preston, and I
am afraid he used some 'unseemly
language.'
Duplin County is very busy get
ting ready for Terry Sahford Day
in Monday. Sanford will stop in
Warsaw, then come to Kenansville
Mid speak, tbcv -j :o Wallace for
linner. nrr! then tc Prnder County.
OTt ?.f wcp. TVs-j politicians
'nust dk" i r f t-i? to hold the
ichedulcti. Vir each day
.tjs amasing: W(p pe:.ple af Duplin
lave had (he opportunity this year
if meeting all the dignitaries.
, Well, the. camera has made a
phool" of me 3-i'n, But for the
lenefit of the James Kenan School
children who were looking on, I
vsuld like to say that there was a
short in the flash attachment to
he camera. A poor excuse is bet
er than none. But after spending
he entire day of Monday, picture
aking, and getting only three or
'our good pictures - a new deter
nination has come into my life. 1
im not going to let that little old
wx ' master me, just for spite, I
im going to master it, if it takes
10.00 worth of film to learn. My
stubborn blood ( which I am ac-
used, of inheriting from my Moth
T) is boiling, and soon you will see
onie pictures worth viewing.
Was out" at Pearsail's Chapel
?ree Will Baptist Church at a pray
r meeting services last week ( My
Mother spoke to the group-and she
"id real well, for she didn't insert
iny Methodistism in her speech).
They have, recently built a new
shurch, and it is lovely. They have
Sunday Schoo rooms, and have an
attic which has not been complet
ed but can be used for Sunday
School rooms if needed, which they
probably will ne?d soon, after look
ing at their record of Sunday morn
ing attendahces. The furniture in
the Church is beautiful. It was
most inspiring to see so many
present on Wedensday night, after'
they had put in a hard day's work
on the farm. The singing in rural
churches always does something to
me, they sing like, they enjoy it so
much,, and with such enthusjasm.
Saturday Last,
Chance FdrYouv
To Get Registered
Saturday is the last day to real-
ster for. those, persons who are not
registered in order to be eligible to
vote in the November 8, General
Election. r .-v.-:-.';. : u- .;'';:.;.:"
Registrars will be at preciously
designated places on Saturday. Be
tween now. and Saturday v regisra
tion can be comnleted at .the Wak
tloa can be completed at the homes
of the registrars, - - -j: , - ;, -
Those persons srhe voted a the
Primary in May are eligible to vote
in the General Election and do not
have te register. Those persons, it
is pointed oui, who have voted since
the sew registration are eligible to
vote. --. ' '
Individuals who. are not certain
about their registered status should
check to make sure before the dead
Mne Saturday at ( p. m. ,
Sataord Und Henderson To Speak At Rally
In lenansville onday - Everyone Invited
Hon. Terry Sanford, Democratic
Nominee for Governor of North Car
olina, and Hon. David Henderson,
Democratic Nominee for Congress
from the Third District, will speak
at the County's Democratic Rally
at the Courthouse in Kenansville,
on Monday Morning, October 31, at
11:00 o'clock,- Come and hear the
next Governor of North Carolina
and the Congressman discuss the is
sues in the Campaign.
The County Democratic Executive
Committee' cordially invites you to
this Rally. Come and bring your
friends with you.
HENDERSON
David N. Henderson, our next
Congressman from the Third Dis
trict, is a young-man who is able,
experienced and well qualified to
r epresent all people of the Third
District in Congress. He is familiar
with farm problems and is a friend
to Agriculture in every sense of the
terra. Duplin is proud to have our
next Congressman.
SANFORD
Terry Sanford, the next Governor
J North Carolina, is an experien
ced, well qualified young man Ter
ry has gone before the people with
a vigorous program of progress for
North Carolina. Through the Demo
cratic process of free and open
discussion of all issues. He present
ed both himself and his program.
Hi held open press conferences
twice e wee k. He went before the
oublic by visiting every county in
the state and through radio and
Television. Terry was nominated ii
primaries in which more than 600,
Stevenson
In Clinton
Adlal Stevenson was in North
Carolina last Friday when he madf
political speech in Clinton in the
jail park. Accompanying Steven
son ' to. Clinton Were his two sons
and his sister Mrs. Ives.
After the welcome by Robert
Powell, Mayor of the city of Clin
ton, and Jack Morrisey, chairman
if the Sampson Esecutive Commit
tee.' Governor Hodges introduced
Terry Sanford who in turn introdu
ced Adlal Stevenson.
Governor Stevenson gave an ex
?ellent address beginning by ridi
ulieg the Republicans, and then
retting into a more serious veir
vhich was sprinkled throughout
with much humor. Stevens, pointer
)ut that the real isue of the cam
)aign is "Peacs on Earth" which
s what everyone wants.
Stevenson spoke to a group of a
out 5000. Many State and National
ffice holders were on the platform
vith Stevenson. Among them were
Thad Eure, Congressman Graham
harden, David Henderson, Senator
'ordan and many others.
Sanford's TV
Shows
' Here is a schedule of Terry San
ford Television shows scheduled for
next weeks.
, November 1 - WNCT , Greenville
9:00 - 9:30 p. m (This is tentative)
3 - WBTV, Charlotte - 9:00 - 9:30
a, m.
Big East Central Game
M Arid Aft.
Conference
North Duplin Will Travel To Erwin; Burgaw Host To
Wallace-Rose Hill and Swansboro At Beukville
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By Joe Costla
WARSAW: James Kenan's unde
feated Tigers looked like anything
but undefeated last Friday night at
Tiger Field as they staged an up
hill 13-11 conference win over North
Duplin. R was the third straight
victory in the East Central for the
Tigers and the eighth win in a row
this season. North Duplin has drop
ped two conference. fames thus tar
by a total of two points., They lost
to BeulavUle 7-6 last week., :;
! Throughout the first half it was
tee-saw battle ",with both teams
grinding out short gains. Highly ra
ted James Kenan was unable to
move, the ball against a fired -up Re
bel team that came to Tiger Field
to gain a' little glory and revenge.
James Kenan had only one sustain
drive going but lost the ball pn
downs in the second Quarter about
mid-field Just before the half
North DupUa marched down te
000 North Carolinians participated
Sanford has stuck to his program
He ' has not said this fall that his
"Spring Program" was wrong.
STATE DEMOCRATIC RECORD
The Democratic Party has had
full responsibility for the Adminis
tration of State Government in Nor
th Carolina since the turn of the
century. Thus for sixthy years each
succeeding administration has built
upon the accomplishments of its
predecessors until today the govern
meat of North Carolina is famous
for its efficiency, its progressive
character, and, above all for its
ntegrity. Terry Sanford has demon
strated in' the primaries that he
will continue this program of pro
gress. A Democratic Governor who
vill have the cooperation of a Dem
jcratic legislature.'
The Governors of North Carolin;
from Aycock to Hodges, have been
nen of great capacity. They have
all been characterized by a genuine
levotlon ti the cause of good gov
ernment and to the welfare of all
iur people.
The Democratic Party is giving
o this state a really modern and
,-ver-expanding public service that
s the envy of our sister states.
)ur state government, under the
eadership of the Democratic Party
s showing an ever-increasing a
vareness of the needs of our people
n education, in public health, in
ublic welfare, in the development
Mrs. Boney Named
Glp Telephone
For Kennedy
ign
Mrs. D. H. Boney ef Teachey has
leen named Duplin County Chair
rian of the Telephone for Kennedy
Campaign.
Mrs. Willard M. Marley of Dur
lam. State Chairman f the Com
mittee, stated the purpose of the
.elephone campaign is to provide
llrect contact with the Senator's
ampaign and the Democratic Par
y. Persons serving with Mrs.
toney in the county will be prepar
ed to answer questions about the
democratic Party slate and about
he record of the Democratic Par-
y-
In announcing the appointment.
Jrs. Marley said 'Hhe Democratic
women of North Carolina appreci:
ate the opportunity to participate
personally in Senator Kennedy's
campaign,'
Trf kick off the national Telephone
for Kennedy Campaign, Mrs. John
F. Kennedy - wife of the Democ
ratic presidential nominee, called
Mrs. Marley personally, along with
several other state chairmen across
the country.
Throughout the nation during the
remaining days before the election,
some 150,000 women in 50 states
will participate in the telephone
campaign. North Carolina alone ex
pects to complete one million calls
for Senator Kennedy before Nbvem
ber 8.
Olive In Bhj Game Friday Night;
Championship Could B
James Kenan's 37 yard line on two
pass plays but the half ended with
the score 0-0.
In the third quarter the Tigers
moved. inside the Rebels 30 only
to have a long penalty stall the
drive. North Duplin took over and
two plays later defensive halfback
Bobby "glue-fingers' "Phillips inter
cepted a Rebel pass on Tigers 2t
and returned it five yards to the
23. In three plays fullback Danny
Batts plunged over for the ' first
score of the game. The point failed
but the Tiger took a t-O lead.
1 Both teams' battled for short
gains most of .the third land fourth
quarter. But with five minutes and
forty - seven seconds left in the
game . . '. the fire works began to
sound off. On an exchange of punts
the Rebels behind star quarterback
Doug Kennedy began to roll and In
just three plays drove 73-yards to
tit the score M. The drives were
of natural resources; we have not
neglected our human values and
have sought to place human wel
fare above material things.
The Democratic Party is proud
to give an accounting for our long
f'aWlaeiii' ,, - I wr.;M.Wiiifii.iii(l' mm
TERRY
Luntheon At Wallace To Honor Sanford
Public Inirited To Meet Candidate
A luncheon wniVheld in Wa4
Iaee- at noon n Monday, October'
31, honoring Terry Sanford, Fay
itteville and Cumberland County's
favorite son and the successful
Democratic nominee for governor
jf North Carolina in ttie primaries
this spring.
The event will be one of the high
lights of Duplin County's Terry
Sanford Day."
Arrangements for the luncheon,
which will be held at the Wallace
American Legion Building, are be
ing made by Claude Hepler and
Dr John D. Robinson, Jr., Wallace
Democratic leaders.
All residents of the Wallace area
and the surrounding towns and
aommunities are invited to gather
it the American Legion Building
snd meet and hear Mr. Sanfard,
who will give a frief address at
12:00 noun. Those desiring to eat
lunch may purchase tickets at
52.50 each from Mr. Ilcpler, Dr.
Robinson, Jr., or Dr. John D. Rob
inson, Sr., who is chairman of the
Wallace precinct. The proceeds de
rived from this luncheon will be
used to defray the expense of the
rally and luncheon in Wallace, it
was pointed out.
"Whether or not you attend the
luncheon, you are most cordially
invited to be at the Wallace
American Legion Building to meet
and hear our Democratic candi
date for the governor speak.' the
spokesman emphasized "It is hop
ed that a large crowd will be pres
ent and will give Mr. Sanford a
warm welcome to Wallace and to
Duplin County," they added.
climaxed by two long passes to
inus Harold Thompson and Glenn
King good for 18 & 40 yards respec
tively. Kennedy raced into the end
zone to score with less than five
minutes to play.
The Rebels kicked to James Ken
an and fullback Batts returned the
kick 27-yards to the Tigers 38. From
there the Tigers marched 62-yards
to score clamaxed by a 19-yard
pass from quarterback Jimmy Dix
on to End Colin Quinn.
1 And believe you me I don't see
how Colin got his .hands on the ball
because he was ; covered like a
blanket. All I can say is he caught
it like a true champion. On the try
for the point quarterback Dixon
sneaked over in what was a very
definite turning point in the won
and lost column. '
. With Just 19 seconds left in 0
game and most James Kenan tans
breathing. sigh of relief the Re
bels struck like lightning , Kennedy,
real wixiard with that ball engin
eered the Rebels to their second
touchdown kr two plays. With tbe
Ann unnrniran wnrii nr annn nnirwn
ment. The record commends itself
to the good sense and the pride ef
our people Terry Sanford will ear- -ry
on this tine record with a Demo
cratic Legislature.
8AN70RD
Amo dignitaries.. eq&t&.
te attend -the'latoheon Wlh, be F
HXK.JJ "VII, l-IIUll 1IIU1I VX i
Duplin County Democratic Execu
tive Committee, and Wallace's own
David N. Henderson, Democratec
congressional nominee from tbe -Third
District, who will introduce
the honorable Mr. Sanford.
Terry Sanford is scheduled to
arrive in Duplin County at War
saw at 10:00 a. m. Monday, Octo
ber 31, and from there join a motor
cade which will escort him to Ken
ansville where a Democratic rafly
will be staged. Sanford will speak
at the Duplin County Courthouse
where he will be introduced by
Mr. McGowen.
From Kenansville, the Democrat
ic gubernatorial candidate will be
accompaaied by a number of Dup
lin dignitaries to Wallace where
he will be honored at the neoih
luncheon.
On Monday afterncon. Terry San
ford will be honored in Pender
County, with a tour, beginning at
1:00 o'clock in Willard, climaxing
with a big free barbecue supper
and Democratic rally in Burgaw
at 4:30 o'clock.
VISITING DAY
Next Tuesday, November 1, Is
Democrats Visiting Day. Cand-i
dates and Democrats will be
visiting all over North Carolina.
Visit your friends and neighbors
and have a gntd time as well as
reminding them to vote. Dis
cuss the Democratic Program
and Candidates. It does every
one good to get out and visit. .
At Stake
ball on James Kenan's 44 yard line
Kennedy uncorked a perfect pass tev
to the Tiger 29. And with just abaat
time enough to get off another play
Kenedy nncorked a perfect pass fa
King on the 12 and he was lang
gone for the TD. And the play f
plays was about to unfold when tie
try for the point was blocked ty
guard Bobby Best. That was defhm
. (CONTINUED N BACK)
James - Kenan
Still Number 1
James Kenan is still No. 1 isr
in tlass "A" after, a close calL
CLASS "i"
'Won -Lost Tlesl .
1. James Kenan
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3. Benvenoe
4. ML Olive :
5. Allen Jay '
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