- . x v:.j 41 Cmuferei:
1 l i e Crady was gotag to
3 it f. Xeeen in the first three
i. Leulaville's lassies were
1 with only 15 seconds to go.
. l did the trick and the red-
' v hite . team, -dropped both
,.,s to win 40-39. ;" :, ,:S '
j;.e fine Grady girls gave the
' e away from the free,, throw
i ). They only hit twice out of
i ' on times at the line, while
...'e missed only J put of five
V Billy Bostic was not very
y Allowing the rady game
i r htly so. High scoring Larry
I.cning broke his ankle during the
game and will be out for about
three weeks. Herirng has averaged
better than 90 points a game and
you can say what you like that will
. really make those ulcers enlarge.
CHINQUAPIN: Coach, Jack Can's
Indians took a doubleheader last
Friday night from Pender lea.' Jack
that married life makes a big dlf
;;. ference ; whata say.
The Lady Indians walked fast
the Pender girls 51-34, with Ange
lina Woo ten taking- high honors
with 24 points. Mary Mobley came
close with, 20, while Clara Whaley
added 8 more to the winning col
umn. . ...'':: . ..'
Carr's boys didn't have much tro
, uble with the boys from lower Pen
i er In winning 53-38 in a non-conference
scrap. Robert James and
'Carlton were high scorers for, the
Indians scoring 15 and 11 points
a respectively. R, C;: Henderson acc
ounted for 9 points while Roy
; James and Charlie Futrel added
the other six. , ...
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. .HOUSE FOR SALE: Oa.East side
of U. 8. Highway 117, North of
Warsaw, f room frame house and
4-room garage apartment. Located
on t Aere lot. Terms.
Phone 29 3-4919
Warsaw Real Estate A Ins. Co.
Wasraw, N. Cs.
1-19-1TC.
. HOUSE FOR SALE: On East aide
of V. S. 117, North of Warsaw. I
room concrete block dwelling. Lo
cated on large lot Very desirable
Phone 29 f-4919
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Warsaw, N. C-
1-19-1TC
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE for
Small Businesses to be kept at ear
home at night. Call Braxton er
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OUve, N. C. or write P, O. Box 45.
4 1-U4TC :
FARM FOR SALE: Henry J. Ball
farm, iVx mOaa Southwest of War
saw, 79 Acres, 59 Acres cleared. M
Acres tobacco, room dwelling, 1
tobacco bam, pack barn. Located
both sides of paved highway.
Phone 29 S-4919 -v" .
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Warsaw, N. CV
l-lMTC . . , . '
r Is L.mQ. V 1 t.,8 acuta t.ed
1J 19 at the haif and leading by
only one point going into the final
period the Lady Panthers dropped
in two points in the closing minutes
to win 22-30. Rita, Sumner, the
sharp shooter for Billy Bostic's
girls bagged 20 points to lead the
winners. Pat Sanderson added 9
more and Addie Horn bad I.-
The undefeated Beulaville boys
came from behind to, stop a tcrapy
five 50-37. Union High W at the
half 28-20, but, the big jred-and-whlte
team scored 30 " in the
second half while Union managed
only 11. Danny Lanier as .high
scorer with 10 points. Tostic's un
beaten Panters vera pkyina with
out the services of their atar Larry
Herring. Jerry Simpson - hit : the
net for 11 and Doug Edwards had
10. - . a ;:s if;., iyrt.u
vmiii(mmin.'A..jL TIYf TTt
I . OTAMnoi ixLtCj: vui;w, out to-
ton's boys and girls seem to oe
coming into their ' owe .as -. they
played the ' strong Wallace-Roee-Hill
team on even terms most of
the game, played. Tuesday night of
this week. The Lady Tigers drop
ped a very exciting game to the
Wallace lassies 50-42. James Kenan
lead by Sylvia Brown was leading
the Wallace girls 24-19 at the half.
And at the beginning of the' final
quarter the Tiger lassies were still
out front 36-32 But In that fourth
and final period the' Wallace girls
scored 18 points while . holding
James Kenan to only 6 i-rtti I Just
don't understand. Brown was high
scorer for James Kenan with 26
points.' - f";:1' ''S ?
The boys game was a heart brea
ker as they fell before the power
pack Bulldogs 40-38. Both , team
played on even terms-most of the
time with the Bulldogs leading 22
20 at the half. James Kenan sallied
in the fourth quarter out Scoring
Walace 11-8 but it was Just short of
a win. ,. ' .,viiviH '.
James Kenan's , big towering
Charles Lock amy lead the Tiger at
tack with 12 points. Hugh: "Ugle"
Mltchel was close with 10 and Hu
bert Merritt and Johnny Pat Har
mon had 8 and 7 points respective
ly. : . --.-y-,-;.
JAMES KENAN: Coach Dorris
Norman's James Kenan Junior Var
sity basketball boys have been play
Ina five hundred ball 2-) and 1
might add been looking pretty
good- This coming from several re
ports. :'y.i-ir "'-';-. '
In their first outing Norman's
Five' 'lead by Bobby Batts took
a very exciting will over Chmqua-
uin 26-25 : With less than thirty se
conds to go Batts hit on an outside
abort to make the acore 25-24 in
favor of Chinquapin. The Baby In
dians failed to get the all up court
and Batts stole the ball and passed
to Allen Fountain. . The . big . T
atar hit with the time running out
and the Baby Tigers vietorjvBatts
and Fountain lead, tha Tigers with
12 and 10 po'nta Jospectwelj?T
The Baby Tigers cams up on -the
short end of thevscore. ,vhi'; their
second game, against. Wallace 33-
26. The Wallace team was leading
15-1 at the end of the first quarter
but rallied in the the second to
narrow the gap to 17-12, Fountain
lead James Kenan with , 10 points
.r By Mu : i . i
Pho ! UK.,1
; Mr .and Mrs. Jerry Smith and
children visited her sister. Mrs.
Gibbon Hobbsl in Clinton on Sun- (
day.
Jane ; Cbestnutt has returned
home from the hospital and is do
ing line
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Barnette of
Warsaw visited their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Quia non Sunday
Gary Smith has returned to
school after . being s hospitalized
with an infection, -'i:-.";..'.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Quinn visited
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Rouse in War
saw Sunday afternoon. Mr, Rouse
is being admitted to Duke Hospi
tal Tuesday. - ' .' -. y-
Mrs. Minnie Bostic has returned
home after spending several days
at Duplin General Hospital. ,
Miss Aim Pope of Meredith Col
lege spent the week end with her
mother. . wi. f - ,
Mr. and Mrs. ; I J. Taylor of
Penderlea spent Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Smith. ' - '
- Mr. and Mrs. David Barnett vis
ited in Wallace Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Powell accompanied
her son, John to Fayette ville last!
week where he was admitted, to
Veteran's Hospital. ' .i -
Mrs. G. B. King Is visitng her
daughter and son in law, Mr. and
Mrs. Jay Kneedler of Raleigh. - -
There will be a Country Style
steak supper for the benefit of the
March of Dimes Fit night, Jan,
the twenty ;, seventh r from five
thirty . until eight o'colck at the
school lunch room in Magnolia. All
proceeds will go to the Worthy
cause of fighting polio so lets try
to give them a band by going out
and enjoying a good supper v
Mr. and Mrs. David Barnette
and children visited in Wallace
Sunday. . ' . " '
Mra. G. B. King is visitng daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Jay Wyatt -Kneedler of Raleigh.
Mrs. Jones Hostess
WSofCS
The W. S. C. $. of the Methodist
Church held its regular meeting at
the home of Mrs.. Dallas Jones Thu
raday evening at eight o'clock. ,
The president! Mrs. Tracy Brown
presided over -a short business
meeting. Mrs. Thomas House con
l . I. 11 t : , -
g u:a . i h 1. j 1 i on t i
props' 1 ure J.Zrs. N. T. Til!- .t.
Mrs. J.uscoa Potter and Mrs. Fen-
At t:.e close of the meeting the
I hostess served fruit cake, buttered
nuts and coffee to the eleven mem
bers present. . ,
rsbfcs..cf
The V.'S of CS met on Thursday
night :jx Mrs. Dallas Jones. Mrs.
Tom House, Mrs. F, SmKh and
Mrs. J. Potter. Nuts, cake and cof
fee were served.' v:', tf----r . r
1- . 71 ,.tatt it
Mrs. CJion C y. Lt tl
of the circle eauiitnan, L..i-
den Southerland presided.
After the business me- and
program, the hostess a i re
freshments to the ten 1 a.lprs
present. Those attending re Mrs
Kenneth Johnson, Mis. Lu.'uer
Stanley, Mrs. Henry Brown, Airs.
Linden Southerland, Mrs4 Luther
Kisaner, Mrs, Tom Kis-ner, Mrs.
Fred Johnson, Mrs. Her ert Smith,
and Mr. Louis Quinn. y
Pers6nals
.'Mrs. Listen Summerlin of War
saw and Mrs. Tipp Scott visited
their aunt Mrs. Ina Jones and son
Hoyt of Corbett H1U Wednesday.
Taft Herring attended a , FCX
Conference at Clem son, South Car
olina several days last week., ; ,
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Kornegay and
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Tyndall visit
ed Mrs. Fred Outlaw at . Duplin
General Hospitals Sunday night,
Mrs. Outlaw was in Juried in an
auto wreck recently. ; ,?!
Mrs. Marica .Powell and little
daughter of Warsaw had dinner
with her mother, Mrs A. J. Scott
Thursday. . .. . . .-X.f -.,. :
Coy Hlnaon of Brogden was visi
ting the Roland Sullivans Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Howard of Kenans
ville is visiting Mrs. Nora Jackson.
) Mr. and Mrs. Dan Waller and
Lorena were visitng the Norwood
Phillips family of Warsaw Tuesday
of last Week. ' -
Following morning worship ser
vice at Snow Hill Church the Rev.
and Mrs. Herman Grubbs and fam
ily were guests of ' Mr. and Mrs.
Edd Kornegay Sunday for dinner.
Guests for Sunday , dinner in the
Bucks Hill home were Mr. and Mrs
William Parks of Wiliama Mill,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lassiter
1 I
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Goldsboro; Miss Scarlette Hill Ra
leigh ' In the afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. T. F.' HiU of Faison visited
with tho HlBs. ' . ,j
; Invitation Issued
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whaley of
Kenansvllle requests the honor of
your presence at the marriage' of
their daughter Hazel Whaley. to
Mr.,;, Lawrence Everette Herring
son of Mr. and Mrs. JEarl Winston
Herring of Albertson .on Saturday
the twenty-first of January at five
o'clock in the afternoon.,
. Snow Hill Free WOl Baptist Chu
rch route 2. Ml. Olive, North Caro
lina. Relatives and irienda are in
vited to attend, rci
and Batts had Six.
In their third Outing the Baby
Panthers Of Beulaville lead by
Harry Miller and Rickey Simpson
sent them down to defeat 40-34.
Batts. James Kenan pint-size play-'
maker lead James Kenan with 11
points, while Fountain had 7.' v
Last Wednesday afternoon the
Baby Tigers , evened their v"won"
and lost" record td 34 downing
North Duplin - 47-30 on ' the fine
shooting of Batts. , Batts, a real
sharp shooter hit the net for 16
points, while Scotty Lockamy and
Dwight Kirby coming close with 11
each. ( ... re . 1
The Jayvees take on Chinquapin
again this Wednesday afternoon in
Kenasnville. 7 '
Public Speaking
Contest Held
In Pink Hill FHA
' Freddie Simpkins of Pink Hill
was first place winner in a public
speaking contest held before the
Pink Hill Business and Professional
Club on Monday night. Dennis Ho
ward was a close runner up in the
contest. The winner of the contest
from the FFA Club of Pink , Hill,
entered the county-wide contest in
Lenoir on Tuesday, at the South-
wood School. . .---j
The Pink Hill Club met on Mon
day night for a supper meeting in
the Hill Top Cafe with their presi
dent, Billy Brewer presiding. After
the supper and speaking contest a
business meeting was held Out-of-
town. Guests at the meeting .were
L J. Sandlin of Beulaville and Mrs.
Ruth Grady of Kenansvllle. ' 1
Community Club
Names )
Committeemen -
The Pleasant Grove Community
development club met Thursday
night for their regular - business
meeting at the community build
ing. Mr. and Mra. L C. Herring
and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kornegay
were hosts. , ,. ;i z
The project chairman ' Franklin
Quinn presented 'the projects for
the new year which were approved
oy ine group. - r j; : g -
It was decided' to have a : first
aid course in the community which
will begin shortly. Anyone interest
ed in taking the course should con
tact any member of the club tor
details, f ; - fcW'i V .p'H?
.- Plans were also made to. have a
box party at the community build
ing Saturday night, February 11 at
7:30 o'clock proceeds will go into
club treasury to help defray expen
ses of the projects. , V. i c-.--'V-
Committee chairmen were nam
ed as follows: Buildings: and main
tenance Chairman, Tipp Scott: Pro
gram, Franklin Quinn; Devotional
Mrs, . Zollie Kornegay; Projects,
Franklin Quinn; ; Finance, Elmo
Blizzard; House improvement. Mrs
Emmett Herring; Agriculture, row
Crop, Taft Hering;Uve stock , Eu
gene Outlaw "Soil conservation,
Rodney .Kornegay; Social, Mrs.
Taft Herring; Health, Welfare and
Safety, Remus Outlaw. . .,: r
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HOSE HILL EQUIPMENT CO.
; Rose Hill, J. C
48th Annual Statement
V
114 E. Gordon Street
Kinston, North Carolina'
. 101 E. Caswell Street
LaGrange, North Carolina
OFFICERS
J. C Hood
President
C W. Howard
VicePresident
8. T. Midyette
Vice-President
T. W. Heath. Jr.
' Exec. Vice-President
- Secretary
H. T. Sugg
. Treasurer
J. P.. Hart
Asst. Secretary-Treasurer
DIRECTORS
C W. Howard
C. W. Howard Wholesale Co.
- j - Leo Brody
. Brody's Dept. Store
L. L. Oettinger
. Oettinger Bros. ' '.,
H? 3. Lajodaaer '
Retired ?
Haywood Weeks "
Weeks Motor Company .
; S. P. Hlnes ' -Retired
T. W. Heath, Jr.' ; -
Exec, Yke-President
J. Q Hart r '
J. Q. I.'art, be. .
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T. ' '-rite '
. : vare Co.
As of December 31, 196&
-ASSETS .... .
Cash on hand and in Banks t 460.964.90
U. S. Government Bonds 367,44823
Federal Home Loan Bank Stock
' First Mortgage Loans
Loans on Share Accounts
Furniture and Fixtures ....
Other Assets,-......
Leasehold . Improvements
Real Estate Owned
145,900.00
9,563,096.62
262,945.43
16,993.28
81,703.77
9,005.98
170,194.25
$ 11,0785246
LIABILITIES
Shareholder's Accounts ... .......... $ 9,584,785 62
Federal Home Loan Bank Advances .. 515,000.00
Mortgage Loans in Process .......1.......... 445,873.89
Accrued Interest, Payable 2,680.32
Other Liabilities .... . 558.29
RESERVES AND UNDIVIDED
PROFITS;.'.!....;...:..;...... , 529,354,34
- ' - $ 11,078,252.46
Reserves Equal 5.5 of Shareholder's Accounts.
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