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.Recent over 'night guest of Mr.
artd Mrs., Kebiieth Taylor' were Mr
and Mra.r B. T. Sinl? and daughter
Annie Laurie, of Tyro. N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. L. turner were
Sunday dinner quests of Mrs. Emiiy
pail and family in Chinquapin.
VMr and Mr Jerry Smith and
Mr. and Mis.' Abbie Smith are'; at
tending a gat dealers , convention
in Morehead City this week.-'
. Mr. and' Mrs.'' fred Pickett and
Ann of. Goldsboro spent Saturday
night with Mrs. Martha Lanier and
Sunday iwitb Mr, and Mrs. -N. L:
Pickett.. : .:'
Al Smith Is spending some time
this week with his grandparents Mr
and Mrs; V J. Taylor .at Penderlea;
'Rev!' and Mrs.'M, A. Cqrirad went
to Wilmington Friday to see Peggy
and Betsy Johnson in. James tal
ker Memorial' Hospital. ;: The girls
were injured in an automobile accir
dent earlier in; the , week ; vi
nMrs. Josephine Bfand of Rose Hill
is spending a few days with her
sister Mrs.- ii is Tucker.'; .
7 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Evans and Nan
cy of Wilmington were- in town tues
day. They ;.alsd visited Mr. J. . W;
Evans who-was. in , the hospital irf
Kenansvillefs.f :";.':
v: Mrs, vAnnla Mae O'Leary of War
saw visited Mr. ' and . Mrs. N. T.1
Pickett ;gunday,.. 'fi-p 4
Mr. and Mrs. Abbie Smith A . Q.
Smith and Baxter Sanderson spent
the.' week end atythe Smith's Cot
tage at Wilmington Beach. . :
'.Mi1. and Mrs. EUU Vestal of Ken-
ansville visited Mr: and Mrs! N. T.
Pipkett Sunday. ? t. .; .'
Mr. and Mrs; Ed, Evans, Shelia,;
Janet and ' Naqcy of ' Wilmington
spent the ' week - end. with Mr. and
Mrs. Al vin Powell.,; o " . i
' Mrs. C Pope,v Ann -and C. Hj
attended the Pope reunion at the
home ol Miss Mary .Pope in Rose)
Hill on Sunday. v J 'i
: JBecky Pope f Warsaw is spend:
ing a tew days wim ner grandpar
ents, ,Mr'.;.and Mf- ' Pope. -
':. Mr. nd Jirs:' ; Melyin Pope and
Harry." ipfni;; Sunday at , Carolina
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and tMrs. L.::,p., Pope- and
iWky' Pope', spent Sunday . ih New
! Bern with Mr and.Mt, 'Jariies Earl
f Mriy-and -i; Mrs;- ?'Stacy:' ''Evan's
Altheat Keith, :.Stev and Pbiliip Oi
QreensviUe spent w the week ,.end
here- 'with, relatives.. - j't-jP1 '?
MraV-jCUfton Chestnutt is visiting
Mp. and Mrs. Wayneoovei In At-
laofa; 3a.V.Mt .iff"!-
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I wish to express ny .gratitude to
my friends and relatives for all the
prayers, cards, visits and ail'ither
acts of kindness shown me and my
family while I was in the hospital
and since ! have been home, i -
Mrs. Dayld'iJ. :;yirginia), Rouse.
8opk Cub Mef
.The-Book Oub ;held its Inst 'meet
ing of the season in' 'the "home, of
Mri.KenhethlTaylon'' Wednesday
afternoon; Mrs: ':3; Bt SVbud will be
hostess in" September;
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."'0 ' HKNRV A. KING ' '
iHenfy." Sj Kin;' 'Tl; -of Warsaw
died Monday In the Duplirt General
Hospital ;at Kenatis1lle.' :
Funeral services vwerie conducted
Wednesday " afternoon' , at 3:00
O'clock at the QuinmMcGowen Fun
eral Home oy Rey.; Paul Mull, pas
tor, of, tije.caivery Baptist Church.
Interment was ia the Faison Ceme
tery at Faison.;.;: ...... :o'
He is survived by. Jus wife., Mrs.
Minnie Kinf.; .Tbtea sons, Percy
and Henry-Lee King of Faison, Wil
liam King of Clinton,: six daughters
Mrs: C; ,.G"Parrisho of Greensboro',
Mrs. "Tom 'Bennett, and Mrs. Dave
1?. Price of Ml; Olive, Mrs. Virginia
Bailey, Mrs.i:JCathleen Bruce . -pf
Faison and Mrs; .Ed Rage of War
saw: Twenty Six ' grand children
arid two great grand children.. Four
brothers .Robert '.of Faison, Cleve
land of Pine Level, Shaw andi Jes
se K'ng Clinton., Four sisters. Mrs.
Winnie Harrison-of Greenville, Mrs.
Neata Smith' of Clinton, Mrs. Alton
Sattpw'of Faison and Mrs, Harvey
Craddopk. of Plkeville, ; , , " ;
'& MRS. JENNIE BATCBELOR a
l',.1ifrii '.'.fnttnti MarUot:- Rnirhttlnr ' T7
wife of Isaac Henryc Batcnelqr for
merly ,oli the Di v son i,Cliaper Com
munity 'near . KenaiisVille ,, now of
rifon,, :aied Friday night in 'Lea
i Wr .Memorial Hospital 'at Kinsion; '
, ' 'Ftrterai .servfcfts were ; held at the
Qutnn-jjcoychyFiineral Home :jfl
Tvarsaw' .siunfwy aiiernoon at i:oo
O'dbck iby. ' the .foastor ot the; IX V
sJnChapk urph,': .Interment . Was
injviewda''i'Cirove Cemetery , at
Kenahsyill0. "-;-" '
4n Addition H her rmsNand;ip-is
survived by ' .t0.' daughters. , Mrs.
Louise Hoiines ,'of . Mt:- dlive-.'and
Mrs. Geradline Miller of Penderlea.
Two sons Frank of Grjfton and Her
bert 0f Winona, Miss, .twenty, four
grand children, and five; great
grandchildren,;. .'-:.":'
To Open On
SUMMER COURSES AT
t MOREHEAD ?
' . PJjANETARIAN
Chapel' Hill.rThe Morehead Plane
tarium's 'anriUal summer courses for
voting science enthusiasts will be
five this year Trom June- 11 thro
ugh July H it was announci to:
9y. Because of the July 4 holiday,
no sessions will be held during the
week of. JuW 2nd; .
' The courses are desi"ned to ac
quaint boys, and "iris 'etween the
ages six and 17 with the sciences,
and to heighten their interest in
them..- '. . .
. They will be conducted by Plane
tarium narrators, truest narrators
and member of the V., N. ' C. Sci
ence departments. Ernest ' ' Lee. a
science education , mister ,'it the Uni
versity, will coordinate the program
There will be wo sections, one
for Junior., children fix through 11
years of a9 and another for the
12 to 17 afte croup. The Junior ses
sions will be held ' Mondays' , and
Wednesdays and: the senior sessions
Tuesday and Thursdays. .
. Two one-hour sessions each week
will be Offered each group begin
ning at either 0 AM or 4 PM, de
pending upon tbe student's choice.
: A Small fea of $5 per student vill
cover the cost of th materials dis
tributed and all demonstration ses
sions.' Registration blanks ar now
available, at Morehead Planetarium
box office..
Wooded area offer opportunity
fr .two incomes frcm recroation
and from tree crops. .
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Beidavilie, N.
Box Offlee (Wiu at ?:S0 p. M.
v Featarc Tune 7:W P. M.
: Wed. . Thara. Frt
.'.. .. .- Jane t-7-f i -,
"Swinging Along"
!. Starring Tammy Nooum
': and Pete Hanhall' .
Satartay, Jut t
"Wild Harvest
"' ' ftarrfaig Alaa Ladd
'.. and Dorothy Lamottr
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It
I Horn In The West Is "proud to an
nounce the opening of Its new au
thentic Western Indian Museum on
frlday, June lv 1962. .,
Tlie museum will be housed in an
old lost cabin on the grounds of the
Daniel Boone Theatre in Boone. A
collection of old. Western Indian re
lics, has been gathered for display
here and includes beautiful pieces
if beadwerk made during the hei-r-ht
of the. Indiana creative period.
Siis work , reve!s the indian's to
rn sense of form and color and
is representive Of a true American
culture.,, , ;
ITiere are also articles made with
porcupine quills a craft that arche-
Warranty' Deed Transfer '.:
, Warranty . deed transfers ' have
been filed; with Register of Deeds
Christine W. Williams for record
ing as follows, during the past
weekv ' '
R. M. Harrell and wife, Lydia
Harrel to Robert W. Smith, 150
acres. "
Granville L. Sheffield and wife.
Kathleen F. Sheffield to George E.
Powers, t lot in Town of Wallace.
George Rouse and wife, Wilma B.
Rouse, Aldred R. Robinson, Verda
Rouse. Wells and husband, Edward
Rouse, Jr.; and wife, Nancy v ty.
Rouse, two tracts in Island Creek
Township.
CIVIL SUITS
The following Civil Suits were in
stituted during the past week in the
office of Clerk of Superior Count of
Duplin County: ( ,
Herbert H. Smith filed suit' 'a
gainst Mrs. W. T. Dennis of Onslow
County, May 15, 1962, prayer for
judgement in the amount of $15.81.
lerXor . lament in anwuiit of I
j 'Landsman; k ,Ievitsky packa -
Supply," inc.: filed at suit May 2i,
; 1962 against Joseph) D. Teachcy, Jr.,
: prayer, for Judgm$g; in amount of
IMAM, , u. ' .1 v
Kobert L. Butlef t'a Western Auto
Store Died" "a su'itMayiat..'lSfi2
jainst Cleveland Huffing prayer for
fudgiiis)nvRjini -' ;
'''?jpet
A tfced Separation was ifit"
ed in' ;the "oidcfe: oi'JRef later'' of
Deeds of Duptia County May 28.
1962, b James. Lewis Coates and
Hlxabethi'a1Cpates:7i-
. -(?. ir-
WHU Probated ? -iM:
Ph
Robert Dail Admin strator of the bated in efoflice otClerk of Sup
state of Mathie Buck Dail fiPH a L.-i i i-C.t:-
S Willi Vm Rniia. Witoin ami ...it .... ,. - wW..,.ll.H.M....vy-v.uur
w. . - j aun nicij ii, id ugmiisi iv, V. r ui- i
husband.. Sidney W. Wilson to A. J. ch and John McLewis Lamb for
. . . rt XI I re wiumk'ui ueiiui oi .viamie BUCK1
fVleSSaOOUt I nanKS Dail who was killed iran automo-!
rine the' nasi week:
The wijj ajET. ' J! Bfowfi" was
probatedr -My 25, 1962.' David
Rniisp was. nanwl Kvantiir. and
Vf.i- TrVir.n V n.!hsnn Rr and ""c-R "u'y lsoi, win irucK Sallie Bcown. his widow . was
her -entire, family wish to convey 1 owned by K. C. Futch and operated jhiei beneficiary. ' ? ,
sincere appreciation to the many," Jonn aiciewis Lamo. prayer foil , The will af. C-H. HoUand. was
who showed smpathy and concern i""u" u,c ""wm oi u,uuo.- pronated May- ZH, 1 oz, J. t,. JAo-
1 r her diirinT her illness. The t -,-. ; land was named Executor ! and
oloeists have found to be thousands 1 visits, gifts, cards and genera. I . r.e.m mea sun against the cHildrenot'H Holland were
of years old
The museum will be under the
management -of Mrs. Ruth Myers
Honeycutt who was the first full
blooded white Child torn in Schana.
ssee County,' latet; to be called De
wey County, on the Cheyenne In-
will prove to be one of the key areas
of interest to the public in this sec
tion of the state.
concern of the people of th com-,1811 James, May zn, 1962. pray- 'chief beneficiaries.
munity Will a wa.s be fondly I .r , ,i
remembered by her and her family.
Announce Birth
"-Mr. and Mrs. Rex Best of Faison
dlan Reservation in South Dakota.,' J announce the birth of a son, Thom-
The museum will open Juno 1 artd l as Bex Best, Jr. May 29, 1962, at
Duplin General Hospital. Mrs. Best
is the former Emily Henderson of
Bowden. -
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