IttZ iJVnXN TIMES, KENANS VTLLE, N. C, THTJES3AT I
I the1 qlub duringia p.amung iseision !
1 included 4 tour the research s.a-
- on. pruning of frttlt.tiecs, Bih.vay
safety, ;water iafetyWoil , tesUnsi !
-',.'6 ra,;' aui) mtottf 'V)i.uirS' Hr-yt : and
W will studr some; topic f oje
v ief . Qther wiil be 1 slilifti i dBaer"-
' fftirW i the February fneetlr fof
'ne club,'. R&v Robert., .Jr.v Stan-m
gram on givin? demonstration in
;t effective Way. :v,f iiv,. J' . V'-.'
The club Jtwts Monthly'' at' ' the l
Community building or in the home
of the' Leaders."" :s'jA f -
beed evident: by the -Beautancue
''Tout member! of the BeauWuV 4-H Club ar pictured above
are: left to ;- C-m1'
- - uu, HiejHuw w me oeautancua 4-H Club ar picl
; '.if,-; With their adult, leader', to.' Jim.nrav Mow.!.... .k....
i r rlht Wayne Faulk; Kay Davis, tinda Joe Walker and Carolyn Wst- )
f: f 'Muinnm '.11 17-f r ers : aW o:fficers;;wfere;'eiected;'' lv.'
Highlights 01 '61
the leadership rt the '4-lit , County
PknsTo
Research Sfatioh
4Uhlef the auspices o the Benu-
February found 4-H'ers anAEk-
tension Aden's 'istudylnr .til' new
ohcept In 4-H t3Ur Work,.nairie-
orgamzation ,. on Community
iiid the operation; of the twenty V Thi County: PuMio : Speaking!
two member club arevofficersy Kzi Content- was held ,a part Vof
Davis, President! v Cartlyn West!, National 4-H Week In early Ma
Can. Recreation- teadera.
finc; ConltnuriHy Development.' Every club member, has chosen a'
tiuo, np uteauiancus -n uud ws project or projects, with .plans for
completing them by the fall: 1
Topic chosen to be studied by
i idrgtmhted June 20, ' 196U Mr. and
J ' jfclrai 'Jilrt Orady. were named 'Adult
Si
brook, 4 VTice-President,' t'Un.ydil'Oivisioii winners uafted wprt
ref'- Tony Oau Eawaras ot 'iMmavuier .
LiuviH, neponer; jean arr, song ' ;ir; ji :
Leader; Wayne, Faulk; and Pat Gail Grady of . B. f. Grady; and
ran. IWerfifltfnn rtHr . Rav Boberts, Jr,. ot North ' Duplm.
. Aprjl paugbt -JTerfc treparmg
ind presenting the County Health
Pageani and Talent Show. Ap?
proximately J8a participated -,i
the.'show NumWHilf heiaUh im
provements werenade by 4-H'ers.
Poise and taient? were , evidenta
mong participants.
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ftThe Observance Of National 4-H dub Week, T
tsn Opportunity TpvSalute The Mor
1u MilBdtt Byt Ihd Girfsl Wha Are Taking c ;
Important Strides Toward Finer Citizenship " i
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Is The Slogan Of Our
; puplin County, Boys
-s 'And1 Girls V '
VE SALUTE YOU
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WVjfer We Kttow Thai Our f
V, : - Youth Of Today Are
; Our AduIts.Of Tomorrow.
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'?itoto1atbjf. and Boyce Smith members of the Woodland.
4HjClby are shown here putting up a "4-H Club Member Lives Here' ,
'; sigh at Ihe Westbrookst Looking on froth left to right are: Patsy Daii
nd Mr.; arid Mrs'WiHafd Westbrook ( adult leaders).
ted States t-nurt for the southern i
"1 i district p( New J York,, charge 'the ,j
i aeienaants wiin conspiring to tix l
prices on equipment sum to plain-,'
tiffs between J948 and 19o0. Tre
ble daaiagei a.e askea in eft in
stance., r ''. !', 'l'f . i' ,' , ' v...
OP&L States that its purchases
Bt . issue" titiieu appiuviiiiately t
$il,89.uOU aiiu I tiiai ib dainaes.
totaled tn excess of $12,u4,uju.
The Company said that precise
Udinatej viuoi u9 sidtta untu
ii compjetes ttiialysii of pertinent
reciA-ua."
1 Turbine generators were the
major item, in the fifteen catego
ries of purchase. 1 he principal
ueienuai.u :Wd'e Ueuerai hlectiK.'
Company ' and the Wetinghouse
Electiict Corporation, each nanietl
in 14 suits, and the Allis-Chal-,
mers Manutacturing 'Company ( na-
ftieii ui 6 suits, utner corporations
and individuals were named, in the
various - complaints as defendants
and as ; "co-conspirators."
' Other companies associated
.with C&L in today's complaints
are: Savannah Electric and Power
Compnay, of Georgia,' Green Mou
ntain Power '-Corporation, of Ver
mont; Iowa Public i-ervice Com
pany; Minnesota Power St Light
Compnay;' Montana-Dakota Utili
ties Compnay; Superior WateY,
Light and Power Company, of Mi
nnesota; the Western Colorado Po
wer Company; and Utah Power &
Light Company.
WOIPAIIDI-HIOMMUNITY CLU
The Woodland ' Commi
Late April an itftf M A. f o-md SL
twenty boy exhibiting 28 steers. J&'JL1
.kl- !.:.-. ,-i k. I wns helrt in the home of
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-' Members of the Fountain-Lyrnan i-H'tfub are stao-iove plac
ing a National 4-H Club Week postetOA the side .0 their club bouse..) ,
Kneeling from left to right arev Jofin Soumerlahd, "Jay ''Lanier, Phil--,
lip Lanier. Ted Brown, Freddiff Lanier and Freddie Sloan, Standing 1
from left to right are: Glenia Hunter, Mrs. Sloan (adult' leader),-,
Sandra Lanier. Connie SloMLPaula Wood and Andra BryanT " i
bers conducted a safety survey In
their community Mn and Mrs.,
Fountain-Lpnan
Orgappd In '58
J. D. Sloan, iijdri.-Jay Sloan
are serving as adult leader Lftst
summer Mrs. Jay Sloan served as.
an adult leader' whh sevontv-
TheFuntain - Lyman Com-1 five uupnn county s-n ers . aiv
mumty 4-H Ulub was organized iciiucu suuunci. wiiy 01 uwu-.
at the , Kinston rJJvestOcVf Show.
200 girls made dresses and -motel
ed them in Diressi Hvue. ':Mary
Alice Tho.n-- and M,r,'' Welis
were declared county wiriners. ,
' In 'Jufle,eikbt ' ier leaders
and Extension Agents spent a full
.week at -Camrt .'Swannanoat near
Aisheville.' Aiproxifnately forty
4-H'ers, ' md adultiattended and
partlcipatied lit Soufheaa tern 'Dis
trict lmonetratioii Oay. A Dupr
linite-. gi'rj wds elected- :Plstrict
President, ;? ' kW;& ': - V'-.
July found Twenty Hhrfe.4-H,'ers.
and Agents on. 9tatp College Cam4,
pus.for StaUf 4ffi fcliib wek. txk
endsfiibs were'foirfted :'y JH'er
froto'-wi mbunferns (to he .Qoa'sf.
Two -Dupjin ''irs; Joice -3 aines
and ?velynyWllkins becamB .IonoJ.
.CIubMemiesi'i-Vv ';. , i ." '
'I Early fall hjeMht: cbmpje'ion; ot
projects una -turning in fit a-eeoro''.
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Community 4-11
February
meeting
Mr. and
Mrs.- Wlllard Westbrook and boys.
Ofiicers elected at this meeting
wefe:., President: Anthony West
'brook: Vice t ., Pfesi den
Rose . , Stafford ; Secretary ; Enw
Marshburn; Reporter: Gaston West
brooks; Song Leader: RatHoi
GriggJ ' There are twelve rnembers'l
At the. February meeting boys
Were given pointers on fertilizer
by Leslie Bell, Dealer, Girls stud
ied hair styles under the leadership
of Mrs. Willard Westbrook.
Individual project work is under
way by 4-H'ers. Fat steers are grow
ifi under the careful attention of
several. Members learn from pro
iects and from shared experienced
(ft Other members.
I TW T9a!H TVinmrtcr.n AQsnfiatA
leneral Counsel for CP&L. said MJrch. 1958. Meetings are held at . noa, North Carolina.
Llithe TJilnjose of the ioint suits to. ,W man in tne community duiiu-
T enforce the righU of the plaintiifTing, on the first Thursday night of
Grigg. Tnere are tweive memoere yf Community is located
inthe Woodland Club, five trM and R F r.adv s-u-., -
seven boys.
Mr.
e cords weri iiidBei In. October.
Of Pink Hill was named iState .4 k..uhlir v4A.-,irtlterifi
Adult: leaders are
and'Mrs. Paul Westbrook, and Mr.
and Mrs.' WUlard Westbrook. - The
club meets' on. th second Tuesday
night of the month vin the home of
either of the Adult Leaders.
4 The club celebrated Natioinal 4-H
jC&b Week- In 161 by attending Ch-,
uroh In a group and farnishing flo
wers for the ;XhurchJ. seryice. Two
members served as ushers and an
other member sang a solo at this
service.--. ,; i. . , , t,
To'make inopey (he group gather-.
ed and sold scrap iron in Novem-
dIib 4rH'ers- were named project
winner in,, Southeasteun Nortn
Carolina:-- -A ' - ' Ij'h'Kr
!j NfovembeV.1 meant County
(eVetnenl Diy'to 4-HeSk Appro
ximately 200 exhibits of project
work ''were .on display In Ketfan
Auditorium, ', Kenansville. Marty
4-H'ers. their parents and leaders
were honored for their accomplish
ments.,'' ' 77 I'yt-fr'y-?.
Ajt the" Star-New Honot
Prtgram ' . in WilmuigVoh, Duplin
and Sampson 4-H'ers tied for the
most first place project . exhibits
.Wlthvthd'. beginning ,'of new
year, thevactlvitie began revpl
ying again. 1 " r '. i , ?
femhV Marshburns VfcetJresiderif
nM WuttiriniKiMiirvt Pat.
sv Daits Bepinfteri JCeitlf Wejtbrook; fMa,
song lieaaer: roi-v"" ,s-i
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companies is' to achieve the gijetty- each month at 7:30 p.m. Two club
es
charaes
J Carolina Jrower & Light Coiri
pany joined eight other ;power coin
panies today ' in -filing suits against
twemy-e.gn- rnanuiacmrers periods f aneged conspiracy. Se-
ectncal .equipment for alleged al action groups haW been to.
odita fifteen in number. br,ng'ng sult'
grow out of price-t lxmg cnarges
iffovBht bv . federal government I
against - 29 electrical manufactu-1
rrs, who pleaded quilty or no co;
ntest last February in Philadelp
est decree of efficiency and Jceno-
my in protecting the intafttsls of
customers and i&vestorjTa's well
as the least burden anfLinconveni'
ence to the courts.
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The plaintiffsare represented
by two New Vwk law firms, Reid
& Priest aiw Coudert Brothers.
The suitshied today are similar
tb a nifmber of other anti-trust
suitsfiled In the southern district
ofKew York, including suits brou
jfht by a group of 44 Eastern and
Mid-Western utilities on Decem
ber 4, .1961, and by six Southern
utilities on January 3, 1962.
t Thompson said that CP&L and
the Other plajntiffs are all mem
bers of the Anti-Trust Investiga
tion Group composed of more than
150 -investor' owened utilities
which are Cooperating in a study
6f equipment priclhg during the
members are responsible for re
freshments at each meeting.
During the past year club mem-
Want of uniform justice is a cry
ing evil caused by the selfishness,
and inhumanity of msn. ..
- Mary Baker Ed'ly (
.The complaints filed in the Uni-
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Vi;ljNeed'
Trun
Roofing
Doors -s
O Sheet RocW? f
Flooring
Paints !,
- Windows"
Asbestos Sidfni
Hardware -
Get Our Prices Before
-- . . You Buy . j :
Get Oulr Prices Before
At Ko Esttra Copt.'.
kins To All
4-H Club Members
OR BETTER; HEALTH
Take The g Btnr Vitamins
TAKE
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iuper nenamins
BREWER DRUG COMPAIIY
Your Rexall Store
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PINK HILL, N.' C,
Rent;. .
FORMAL
WEDDING
CLOTHES
Full Dress
tuxedos '
Dinner
Jackets
M. H.
Barr
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Men's Shop
"Exclusive Men's Wear"
INTERNATIONAL TRUC!C FARMALL
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UACH1NERY COMPANY. I!,C xinstok. north cwiolik;. ?koke4i ? -,;'
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TRACTORS 'ARM IMPLEMENTS
RCA WHIRLPOOL ?ARTS SER VI CF
HEART
HEALTH
-HEAD
,m;s
HAND
1VE SALUTE YOU
toys And Girls
Of Duplin
J. L. QUINN
Gen'l Mdse.
Chinquapin, N. C.
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COMPLIMENTS
Aimti I?.
DUPLIIilCOUIITY
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CLUB MEMBERS
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The Observance of Rational Week, Is An
; Opportunity'to :&uvte;XhjiL MoretThan Two
Mil1in Rav- nA nlrla Vli. Ari Tntin lm.
portant
Strides jowarof, over vMzensiup y
- Wherever you see a 4-H Gate sign denoting the home of a 4-H mem
ber, there you will find a conscientious citizen - one who has dedi
cated Head, Heart, Hands and Health to Club, Community and
Country.
We Salute These Boys and Girls
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Your dealer in General Merchandise, Farm Supplies and Hardware
Your General Electric Dealer in Chinquapin 1
G. B. D. Parker & Co;
BLIZZARD
' General Merchandise
CJhinq'uapin. ll. X. ;
. ' BuildinjSuppjy
1406 W. Vernon Ave.
.Chinquapin, NVC-. ,
Kinston, N.
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