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v .1- " . ' 7ri;( f.'C'v.. j !' . 'i-tJ i'V'i'" .-,';';! i , . - . irMiM:i.'.. v ' V;A-:7:nv,7 7v- 'V. v.'.- '-'-v 57'::k:?'7v ;77 77' '-n.;- '' : . - 7 , y 7" '!.."''."'''-;': ry -'! :77V7;7?7U!77.7, 7.vhV7; rSrf v 'i 6 v.- ft n $ I v K r i I a 1 1 ft rmJuctfon ; Credit r Garland King n of the Asaoct ! meeting Friday jri f has thown .1 gnd ettecUveoce I s l f i . al meeting, bew at sJu! : tJhool. -' attended C y pie rved 1y the Kenan t rot! 4lon (Credit AisdclatiM s "eW". glen the ; financial .j . ? tl 0i .T4ovetnler 30, ,, 19ftl i & .ed the Aasociatloa I i X over M960 bi f i '.?('. -;, j .vv.r, VjA ' Mi ihi lDcohi: for; 9eil : t Vlaid the tocohi for, J9 j r-f, 3 M ejUtipared to : 267M M ne lor;' the ; Association, Stft .Jlad,;J;r.Wr tM epehsee were' $249, expense "we $234,- ill I ! CI I.J & , ... - ..." !. 1 CltUUU id, Jr,tBltt1was ! s ''Rtembtr Of fori f Branch, an!fr t' 1 . -i . I Oompftnf of .Warsnf, tmeht wes' tnMe t r f Uurv Vlce; )Meiadent y of Branch -.Bankipg it, nrtv-,f.-jt? ' Ipt Varsa 4 Iie' lonf resident f i is hev.wn ot tji 'nthjghlrYom !, I: attended flifriUni- t r.rth . cxm ; &n ! a LS degreeln f liBitraca. j back in to Warsgw -ne ',-ph armsclst, ' parnr ir of Warsaw Prus C. ;v jing iq the (botatrps let t hsd lieim-con?','M4.-.i ,i t' tJrujr'tofwai.jrlanlfJ ?eryone. ,i : i : l wsrrled the fp i V , ,.iins of: Clinton ' and l? tw.V'hUdreft VlSirr.! tratsy.'-ic M.Thcy Uv. r--J-'!rs., ehfr:'.-!ivi, i t i i..ndftso.fc.r- ' cc . -button to U,t town . r rvlce to fhe school. U other organiatlon's. : l"is. been a member of y Rotary. Club s fit. ,. rved as president " V i member .0' " t has er. 1 i the. Presbyterian-, ciiurcn l'n 1957, havinl heenjthe 'cbaiP- a in i;;-55. ; h f $ a rnember .of the Duplin "Cqa 1 7 r.rd of Wealth for he" Mst V hrs. pill know or the health fV 's ,a "d conditions of tlie'countyt Ai 1 1 . -j served as member of (! e P ri of Commissioners flf th to j of Warsaw, he knom-s the pro-. V tmd needs of hi town.' : .; 'I . i jWccess story of a.bonle-towd Is M wonderful toryj '. write. its'' admitted to buplin Gtv i.ltal, Inc., auring (he past 'AW,: V. 'ft: , -Yvonne ,'. : rj.'I'lVWOOd'1 .A ...a- i':. 3?V 'r,t Caylord p-'';t' , A '-Ma and 8abjr Girl n ..LB.vf-',:'.;';;,; -, T MM 5 and Baby Girl i r i c ."Y (HA 944, which includes interest expens es4 and operating expenses; :r 4 - ; " The operating expenses includes such items a expenses of directors, salary :and retirement for emplo yees, travel rent, lights and heat. pojrtag,'i' furniture . and fixtures, taxes and other such expenses. ' " Slnce Kenansvillev Production Credit Association was - organized 28 years ago, to serve farmers in this area, . 29,916 loans have been made totaling $35,232,830. excluding renewals-' -;'.-.-i":'-j;''i-' i , Kenansvpie Production r Credit Association Is' now composed of 2,609 members with 100 per eent Of the organization's stock Owned by, its -members. -rS- .''. ,The vaccomulated earnings mount ,to $377K307. King said. ; Robert S. Boal, Extension Market Ing Specialist : at North ; Carolina State CoUege, Baleigh. was princi pal speaker for the annual meeting. During the hasiness .session," L. J. Wells was re-elected to the Board of Directors and Woodrow W. Mat ady was elected 4o the Board 'to till the vacancy created by the res gnattan a! S"rd Outlaw. ; ! 4 twenty turkeys werf 'give away during the program to lucky ticket hoder: aa door tprfieji; 'i . ST? 7Mon In if; " The followinfe hamed menwer? loiuctedh from Duplid 'Coufity l Novembef and pecemhef 1961 i C Marion Howard Koowe)i ' torn wa''tr7fti7?r Kirbjr Jpe Suttoi , 7 :, ; Wraw. C. V, . : V ' fV. RoberttAlford; Wright' I . C. j Ht. -pMjfc;.:. n-x Johrila Matltef v; 5 " ?4 Teachey; N.C.' 'p'Vf. ct,BroeiHiM:;V::':;:;i4;;: Kenahsvffle, :N;-C-. '-:;;, Hndre-Waawr;Jr.;ijr teadhey 'I 7 7n January .caff for ,Inducflon. Is for ( registrants' to be delivered on 29 January 1962. 91 registrants will be forwiffded for , Armed'Foreea tbysical tframlnatlon on tnat same ' the office of the lowf! board wW be closed for: the holidays on Frl daj Monday. .Tuesday, and We nesday, December 22. ' 2S. ;24,and . sOffioe, will also pe cfosedon Monday, January, X, ,196?. for Mew year payf 5. X-:.'m :,3 Margaret Oakley Clerk; LB lo, 91 llevClub On The Cypress 'Creek Community organized a Community f-fi Club on December W.'-'-.Vj'- r Eighteen club "members and sever al adult met for the organizational meeting at the Exum James store. The following officers were elected; President;' Jennetto , James', Vice President. Linda Carol Sheppard; SMratarv-Treasurer. Barbara " Bro wn; -and Song Leader, ;: Annette Jm. -Mr.'-and. Mrs.: William Jaipes1 wltt serve, as 4-H Adult Leaders and guide the operation pf the local club; Member of th 4-H Sponsoring Committee are:. Mr. and Mrs Orian james,ur. ana mr: U Porne, Jr.. and Mr.; Exum Jame. '"4 '. '- '-r ' - .... ' t::c m 7v": . t - J ; : .i'.H''i-."ZK' - k: ? r -'t'' 'ii i V - " j" j 'A -, . i aLaTIMVeW. .'aWSW mmmtmwm mwm fwrwwrrrm m m -::v' ; V j -iff''l f - -'.ii - By Beverly A, Paul. , j Police Chief H. J. Brown estimat- ed that more than fifteen thousand people watched. Beulaville'a ' first Christmas Parade, ; sponsored ny the Beulavllle Uons Club, 'i - , .: The skies werfl cloudy arid It was cold,.' but the mood,, of the 'crowd, was. Vanrt. Tfherej were klkty five or.; seventy -'units. ; among , them James Kenin High '.School Band.; Bentaville High School Band; Dou etas Hiiih School band and Charity High School band.) also about twen-' ty five very beautiful young ladies vieing for the ; title ot BeulaviUe Christmas Queen. ,;.; ; 1, Winner of the; beauty contest and Otle of BeulavQle Christmas Queen was Sharon Merce of Beulaville, first runner up was Lynda Braswell of Jamesj Kenan High School. Ly nda was also second runner up In the contest for Miss -American Le gion Post of Warsaw "oh Veterans day. She is also Mis James Kenan High. Second unner;.up- wa Miss Edna Faye Powell , of James Ken. an. High School, 77 ' ;j7, "i7; ''- Judges were vlsitlng;LiooS;" Jack Alexander,. Bert Alexander and Bob Calvert all ftt,3KoipC i' Also among the units; 'were thirty or thirty-five floats,; the MiN" Rid ing Club with beu( twenty horses and riders, also several horses: and buggies, antique cars, Amone the haniitifiil rirl was Miss Call New ton, a Kenansville girl and Mere- .... .. . ... , , m.' I dith College student ; who is Miss Raleigh. Gall presented the trophies to the girls. Also 'present was the very lovely Miss Addie Sue Horne, who is Mis .Beulaville as well as Miss Warsaw American Legion Post Veterans Day Queen 77 v - 4 7 . I, predict s Miss". Horne ;wUl.'wln many, beauty contests. 1 '' ; - . Best float in the parade was won by T. A. Turner land Co. of Pink Hill. This float was very beautifully : decorated with ' red and white and had twelve lovely girls from eight to fifteen years old, letter on float wished all a very .Merry Christmas. The Most Original float prize was won by a scene depicted by 'a tree on a float with a live" w,. rerf coon dogs barking at the base of .1 . J- 1.1 . I ine iree, xnrge riunien wwrn bihjdm tag 1 actually Tiring weir guns ai the coon This float, was from James Kenan Jflgh; There wa prize for the best clown which was won by names hot available at this time, a skating team on: roller skates. President ntlhe' BeulaviUe Lions Club is Bill CuUer. .Christmas Par ade committeemen , 'were, 'Russell Bostic, Beulaville Druggist, chair man, -Cecil Miller and Raleigh Lan ier and Bill Cutler. , - V- The - following Beautiful jv Gir1 were In the Beatify Contpsfwhich was held imnled. ( ' r . 3 y artir Vary i, F the Jo Ti wf-I'V Bostic, Shirley Joneusaii 'Hum- phreyi and Nancy BosBes; . : 9. T- Grady, 4 Geraldlne -Wiggins,: Joan Weitbrook, Linda Hardlson, Vivian Padgett; ,. Warsaw 7! Lynda Jiras wejl and Edna Faye Powell; Wal Uco . Joyca Carter; -Who is , Miss Wallace, Rose. .HUL ; : W ; ;,? k -3' i, The Grand 'Finale' f "the- parade was the, Beulaville- Fire Truck Drith si Hansomely dressed, smiling San ta Claus who was eagerly greeted by hundreds' ot kiddles.- After toe Beauty - Contest "Santa1" distributed oodles of gifts to all children, " . Any names omitted were an fer sight or were hot readily availble at this writing. . '.:-- ? 07-'$ K Santa distributed over 1000 Txigs of candy .donated . by the JJons Club. At - The "Beuiivllle J Baptist' Church will present its annual Christmas production next; Sunday,. December 24; t .7:30.-m. t the church.' The production this year Is a Christmas nlav entitled "No Room in the Hotel", by Dorothy Clarke Wilson The cast of characters in the piay Include: Man-Nick BosticrWeman V III Dxn,Iy,. AlnbUolV TtoiW Hllll. Lis Bostic; clerk-Mary Beth Hun ted: ReDorter-Orzo Thiepen; Travel. ing man F. H. Danley; Scrub Wo- maJean CampbeH;- Bett Boy-But-Ch Bostic: Poetess-Irms Matthewi: Senator Lonnie Thigpen; Senator' Wife-Kay Mercar ry" ' ; Immediately following the V play, all the Sunday School and- church, members are invited to the parson aue .for Onen House, where -ReV.. and Mrs. fcirutn ana girw wui entertain..".';'-.!'. " 1 ".'.'.-v;-, " Ui'l; H; .' V--. " :- v.. '.;'" .''' , ; A front pace news story .In th Dunlin Times last weekabout the parade held in Pink HiU Dermnber 1 ... . j .1 . wi ib. nm Af iwitu uui hum i win Deep Run was second -runner-un in the "Miss Merry Christmas ' competition. This was In error. Mis Hill was 'first runner-up, and Miss Jualfa Giliden. was second runner up. Faye was sponsored. )ry Ruth's Beauty ShopDe, in Pink Hill and ia employed at. Wadwjvia Bank and Trust, in Klhstom" Her spon tor has requested that the correc tion be made. Miss Alice Favt Smith, who was crowned Pink Hill's "Miss Merry Christmas for 1951", is now a student at V. 1 7 CoU k"e. in KaH:h,, and r. ; a I v;t r n College as was stated in f i article. ' ,'-'; V''i J V"; -;'' ": ; : v" "' -VV 'j-'V.-. '.''i-t ' ; ' - ' . . " .... ' ; SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1M per fw Wl CmwUm: iSf per year phn Me N. C jBdea 21,1961 'i ?''--' . pin We N. C. w. - w v.. T :vi-;-;v';7-- NAMED CHAIRMAN ; . J. Hugn" Rich, .'vice .' present iof,'. First Rational.' Bank. ' JackswrrTlle ; was named - chairtnanV of; rGrip' Three of, the North jCarplin' Ban-j kers Association, He.Wa8,efc?ted at a? recent meeting of 'Group three of NCBA which wa held p Kinston. Rich is the son of, Mi1.) and Mr. Leonard Rich of Magnolia," and is a graduate .of Kenansville' -High School. :.- ' ':' . v ELECTED CHAIRMAN . r:.. ' " . I . .. ; Wilma Rivenbark of, Jacksonville is Incoming' chairman, of the N. C, Group ofvthe National Association Of . Bank Womeh.i The all meeting1 was held In Jacksonville on Novem ber 26. The. business1 meeting was hnld in the TOornlfle' with luncheon and. InstallaHon.jof officers 'after-' ward. Mrs. Rivenbark is the wife of Chapman ,Rivenbarg;4f iRFD Ken ansville, and daughter-, of ' Mr.' and Mr. T. "W. Qulnn OftenansVIIle. ; F. ft A7HOI,fc . ' . - ' Th Farm1' Horie ,AauuStration office will be 1 .closed for the holi day on Moridar'anJTltesday.-De- cember.t and 'y'.- ' . BOIOOL rilQtlDAYS 7 i Dunlin '.CounttTki'.eloae4 Wednesday. Dece tor-kth. Christinas hoBdriyk and- will reopen on January j; 1962 at .the ipgular Mfcxrt;boug!.7 :;$-?r MOREHiAD' NOMINEES . John Patrick flarmbn , Jr. of War saw, James Kenan High School, and Edgar.. Vahp-Warren of Wallace, WaUaee-Rose-Hill ,High School are two ef the . Jboy? nominated in District III for the Moreheald Sch olarship? They will be Interviewed hy the District III Morehead Scho larship Committee ef the Educa tion Building In uEUxabethtown on January ,. District UH, comprise rhi countries of Bladen,' BruMwIc';, Columbus; Cumberland.- Duplin, Hoke. Jones. Moore, New Hanover, Onslow, pender, Keoewn, aampm.:! Scotland arid Wayne The. 28 nees from District 911 are beln; In terviewed in statewide competition with 153 boy from: the other six Morehead .Scholarship .District : In the tate. ' K:' '..-'..v:, . '" r V ' DUPLTN TIMES llOUDATS -- 4 the office and shop of the Dup lin Times will he closed on Friday. Monday end Tuesday, ; December 2 25 and 2? for the Christmas Hol idays.. AH correspondents are urged to have i :r news In t' e office by . 7. '.;..' ? r,ornirg,;L ..'cember 27. SEP lut lie N. lax MMue 8alM( ttt iwUiflt N.. C. 6 onie Drarccli Fe Gran ' : By Part Barwick ; ' Home .' Federal Savings ' Associ ation's, new branch offiee in War saw "will hold its Grand Opening December 28th through January 15 according to J. V. Brittle, Execu tive officer of the main office pf Home Federal Savings, in Kinston. "We are proud to become a part of Warsaw and .Duplin . County," Brittle said( "and to provide ser vice to the. people of Duplin Coun ty".'.. Many valuable prizes will be giv en away during the period set aside for the grand opening. All persons have to do is to drop by the, War saw office of Home Federal Sav ings Association and register to be come eligible for the free prizes. Premiums are also being offered to those persons wno open new ac counts during the grand opening. The new Warsaw business is lo cated at 108 North Pine Street In a new and modern building. The Warsaw Advisory Board of Home Federal is composed of; UOnf rof' the' prettiest scejiM that t have "seeii this Christmas tl the bslraitce to (h Kenahavfll .Baptist Church. '.The ', only deeoratien te a tergvgrinreath with .r red biw on ech door !ighted- y a flood light, The utter simplicity Is Moan ding, it.loolwyery srtuoh-Blur the scenes on sorn of . the loveDer airistmX'CardV'' '' :": ' The. lfaUViiy',rcen1'at, th E. E, 6mfth Twlofed ' school' In "Kenans ville,; is ; wondertullfl: ; done. .The .llghtlhg' 'to !.arr Ctfy(HgM. JWr hy. iSaH pk i lr scemi. ; WV u: ' k 4etLii&l bo5; anotlier Snei h& weeVbout,: the; griming ' hd de- EreasuiK'.Di me mavm hw h)g with Camerbtf Sttoud 'ot.Rj, D Warsaw, and He told me .that he always cujt-ther Chnshna tree foV hi horn orf "the '".growing of the moon?, as the Christinas 'tree would ' .wereivut onrthe decrease', of ihe moon,' Naturally t V-apted -to knew and it had tomething to do with the sap. -The ap, iSses with ornwine bf th) moon Mnd COes back to-the 'roots, dnrihgi-'the i decrease. 1 uuneron says w ymvt, jor. m tried it (for many! year.:: . ' 4 '( K ; U- the Ca'fe. (oday $ was taikfrig eyilrt Wyatt .Hunter one of the lis taker .' foir Lkrstone? vand Elhie Maready, listv taker r for CypTess Creek, Mr. Hunter . raises .r layer and he said he gathered 1063 eggs yesterday .','Wouldn'f that lie fun to ither- that-ffianyeggSr but; what in the. world -would you do with them, and that 1 whatTwe'V aske3 Mr7 Hunter, 7H 'fcad ' previously ; made the statement, ihat- the hatcheries were hot 'taking, anymore eggs an-, til after Christmas. He said he was 'seUIng, tbenvto rneKhanis. He said his nly .has 120ft. ien -to hi' flock. rfirfeB Mr. Mary Southet Uod o'r Kenansville, U planning, to tato wonderful trfpi Mr;..,SoutlK rlan J It leaving Sunday afternoon' with her; daughter.; El eanor VhQ'.M on her Way hack to Colombia, Kpa lh.4kqierier.v.tnare: planning to 'drive acres the United States' to San 'Pranclsco to-Visit Mr6outh eriand'S son, Lawrtep; Jrani hi family1 wfully pear SaA'Fraaci co.' When they jset there Mr,. Sou therland 1. visit for quite a' while with herson tod Eleanor wfll leave land is unite excited about the trip. She Said she bad never thought he would 'net'.'.' fat. away, from' Ken ansville as California, but Bow It, Is fc'-,v.oall ,TJ.ias .-Tom Mrs, Soutberlahd, for we shall miss you ;wful ''&$thi''. ifv 'dauehtar; Mitfgarei and t ars excited too about goto; to New Jer sey for Christmn to be with Becky h4 KogeK W art aWig Off hist, as soon as the paper get out Mar get U - looking forward ,' to " eetng otn xf th Ighto'ta' Nw-V York aty; she ha gotten '90 excited-that she na ' passed the. point of being able to cencentrat on school work : y- v : --. Oiijruwv. ( ..r. v ( WrM' i ; x l.'r.V'rln"! .''';v.;--. ' -.,:'.' : . V . --'-V i.UI . . .(-'..,-7;.. ,7 '''"!'- v. C Sale tax hi DopUa and atfjolit nu ami m n. xe per rear Savinns fV- : Paul Britt, D. H. Carlton, I. J. Sao- dlin. D J. Rivenbark, and Ed; St rickland. .Jr . .. In nanung the Advisory .Board, Brittle said, I feel, that these. men can and will.be a tremendous as set in the operation ef the Warsaw office." He also stated that these ral Atty. Batts Heads March Of Dimes Driv "Moving forward from the suc cessful fight against polio, the 1962 New .March of Dimes will support one of the most potent medical, pro grams ever launched against, chro nic crippling disease," Attorney T . : DAn 1 J t.Jn r :. 1 Atty. BatU' statement was made ss he " accepted appointment to direct the March of Dimes , cam paign in Duplin County from Janu ary through 31. ' The appointment was announced by RusseD J. Lanier, chairman of the local chapter of The National Foundation. Attorney Batts, who 1 a partner with endersob, Phillips; and BaS pointed Out that" fhei March' of Dimes organzaUonr;,whils.7!oniiuu- in; ,ltv24-year, auceessfot- ttgnr 'a- gajhst'Jpotidl ls;also,.ttackiir crl plfng;rth defectiid arthrltl.. , , ftTMlcis are oeeoeq 10 uppori, re earch: which, offers real hope pf dlsenvei'ui; vrfventfve and' ures: fiir the Aseasee. Thia iSithe T"- 4raro that developed first th sauc jHuHjlhe and 0A ;'8pj.7p-! ,. '.' 7;'v; lv' i;7t sen ahnoulKd.today 4herappointe.es. te th V- S. Naval' Acaderny-ATbe? r4. ''. " ' ' irl ''' '' i . 1 James-' Alvin,--Brady", Jr. as alter sale, Brady is the abn ef Mr. and Mrs. Alvia Brady, of Wallace. . 'tefne-Jriew' theraeh Mf, AAiE.71r.fcMi'.'afc-,Vj '; .HapbSteei ;'Xnier 1s7jo son of Mr; ftrid f rs; . Russell" J. Ishv lBT'OV BflllllVJlJJB; . . ,, ... :i - i ''They, m$ki written ' arid phy sical, evafnmaon - iDsipe 'Hpring.ia Wether' 'uh' ,(tber -hauilnM- fri the.'. Third,' CohgreSslehal'-; Dlsfrlct and th4:flnai- idlectt)n vf the cqdM admted to' the Acadww ill V maJe by. the j DepaMnient' eft 'the NaVy1 Saseo; orfetreeuKs' ef Jthe exniBations'4nd. ppoiqtnten prip itie. ' ' '" ,. , 4..';: j V: .Rep. ' Hendersop atto..jnewiced Ni i amxnfiiBknt -fit :-43Mb-- Ky Qulni' i' cadet. hV her ' tintte'a States Air .Force .Academy, Colors- (M.spruigs. ' voioraao- suDieci 10 cflmpef itiive' exanuh&Upos riive hy (ha Air Force ii th sbHhfi.Quinn lvfhe son of Mr.' Viola J.. Quinn of .Th eppeintment-of Cparles Terry Brion as eadel'1h' the!Unite( Sta- Sitings; jwbieet to conipetitive. ex BminaUons;wa announce: Brlon is the grandson of Mr. iAUC ca- weUMWauac-'f7':;;;;' .4d-;W.'-:hrarS :i t remember',rg;Bi Ue' last edition' of the' TIMES, hthe' Sports editor indicated e aesbe.;ta bring holiday - hasketbafi' - 'hito 'th ; , ere, Since the local Uifeh. SCheoL. James iKenan.' has taken, no jetton n ; this matter-: the .Wraw VotuuOot ciue has acted to provide. theF" cofnmun- ity'ith: w resting Wexcjt- nf pdsketbU' amra piar fckMfe aue uppers i-J.-.-' ; .c;.; ". On Friday, DecemBer 22, the Cotl-Bon.ciuh'iui-ey to, hrw bank, bid rnl t.& tQMii eki memorlet f.p many of the'"' are "Sports ; fan. .It will kickipff the occpsion'withhaV - onnie; at, we -waraafjEiemenrary 5nt rOHOWing ..pv WW cvcupM lemorial- Audtorium; there t(ruT be two topght gatne snatching the tauSrfaver to 'iraduate from Wir- saw end Jame: Kenan High School. during tholaAt .25'yeArt; At -T:M n. tni; , the; Junei Kenan ahjntni will take - on the Warsaw ' ehimrtL . TBe Warsaw club win . he"w"Wnrreven- ge 82 to 4t licking last" yett' .t-;:4 C.i J.!'K, hoy." Rc;arnicj to 'i- ,'-.v.:v7:i:.v,V7 f 't;,c-; l'-7'v i Irircm! , .;...: 7"' 5';;..'-.'-,'.3'..: men have already rendered, very valuable 'svice In Japing. get,th approval ' and estabjkbnwnt of the Warsaw Branch.' ''( 1 :"''j v'-!'-' 5 Richard B. Alexander has Tieea named Manager of the A'arsaw OJ fice of Home Federal Savings and t CONTINUEV ON tAfXi. .. cinexclusively wjth arch - !f Dimes funds, And w iniist contin ue our program of tsifting vKaily needed medlcai and-seientific' per sonnel through, National foundatien fellowships atajsoUnsUpk , "Perhaps even more , important at the moment,t we' rnust aid those - (MntiaM enbcekV t 7 ita$ ty v. ... .I mm poHdaytJi iu- : All' D&plii(irtyV Wtfe',W-e ciosea jsaiuroay; ftT..shdTu'e day -for .th Ihristma .hoday.v.J ., lire vounix-witoo, ijj iu be open. as. usuaj'tor'apuary', .mi Pson ta;vni. wisirteto!4o,J any ..County ;6ttitfe 'eMrgei '$7lV I come M tyrMto itfMmtto. 1. 1 aj,:..' ii ' Wi.' ',n r:U,.-A -Jit ' : . ! , Offices ,wiu jpt spaa usuai ' Wodnes jay norui tjrb7-. ; f .. w -"i ' 14 ?4 ff.A ten aiKtph . k '. spring together wiih ptbef Wmmce.fr ,? 'f. in tne iwm Angressionai- vvnnizj mnA tba Ait- Tart rfB : k!eet7'tktf nomhee te he idmif'ted Jsf th Acsi demyiiased 4 thvftsiJto otlthe . mmm fin!li '&u'hM-;n .Wa.haJ(H T1B1- .rsdavi evening fn the Terr Tfet'Ju DecemoerliW.' T. Tne.invecatiop was g ojr. imv. ot Firs ieVftr.-J'etft-'at guerite, '. jTeytor LMw 1i4)Mb School leCogntxjdrJJ) .dihtiWul-V ed,- gvests" Who, wmlvnhTe.o tfve Board of County iXmttniSsloners, Educatipri and lo'ficeifro.the afld Ihe" office-stiff of Ith j Board of JSducalSjrl, 1 7, tj Presentation Were.toadeiito 'leaQA '. teacSer wh haa -stjrtfr ,2B year-V Pf iseirvtce: 67 PiiTT- Jotmeen j : 0.- Btelcheyef. JWe! Wti iab eed.thegut'eMer'. Pri.Amo ApramsEditp tthith;Cw one Education, JourC;ViV,';' :..The meeting iw: Cto? with1, e ,-e 7 fibv'.for Oene thompsefeyUnTeft the tsvk'.bwfheA. Ite)th rHb. and Charle'; PoweJ 'Th!',Cenn club wrn-touhter Withrlft'1960 chard- ptonshb) elub'j.JemoCavenauen, Hill Straiiifhrk bavrfTftsntetf. bert iMerrk.hrie hng Jfith .Ray'-- Mathif fVm lime, y 'i 1,. --.A - The nljfhteap'elzes ft fa eron id the joatV fctefektlnV,',1 ConteWS-ntne-Tpast r mm:: years, n;enan Coach . Bf-.Taylor. wl Jel pis cwsraes. ot Juyer wn4" Allen Braughani 5ttBnrf Stevo rn"-Grtham Ph)Upj; Jr4.s.A,TP , ShaTpe.: and et'.cborse- Jiimsell taiwt hi ferrneWayer,frflin the Warsaw' an Kenan OuM, ?. 7 J11 'f'7 l?Il;7t. nJ2'.':: j-'-''.7 ? .""it ''V'.fe";-..I -JT ' 'i'iJ!'I-.-i.fLgr r? j L'ji the l. Warsaw f teAh win The Warsaw ymwm W nppes fhit -will -be- a" ecrssios "thai-" rrte etirtfrcoJnTnunftyf jWiienjoy.. -e fg4 veT)Wie tt-takfuli parTlSy tingAth4vtarbt"-'''jf?ev t th afelerljt ih8 then rn'r rt( to Kenansville--' fct '.Y.I !-1 J ' 3 isik.tta'i ;ime':--'.'J' ; i .'L - - : --t-il.v - --"t t !'vl o