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t ' -w a A ' ; V. AT ? : . ' A A'' IBWI X , .J - ' - SUBSCRIPTION RATES: (3.M pr jrear plui lie N. C. Sales tax la Dnplln and adjoining PRICE TEN CENT '" . VOLUME XXIX No. 25 - . KENANSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. 'THURSDAY JUNE 21, 1962 CoonUe.;HMperyearptaaMeN.C.Siile.touUIdethl.areataN.C.; $S.M per year Plus 1 cent Sale TX ' 1 ' - '. ., plug 17c N. C. Sale tax outside N. C. 'r t m . m i.m ' it t e 'i - k, t i K-' m - - - , . -i t ,'. . , ;- ! - , ; ' y ; ; '- ' - ';.y . , r , : r : " f ' W ' - Peggy Quina 4A!:cg Fdye Smith, Dairy Princess Off fe!!n; Etta Overman 'And PeGoy ;!nn; Were Ouiincr-Wps ' 1 A 1 ithk Wnv firri rriai i eh tn- at vMrsr.' John - C' Smith nd the tate , .Alice Faye'sws -chosen? frotp a TMr, Snuth; of PuikHill who Jwas '-group .of 28 . contestants rm li toonswed by thav"S(!P. ft'dy sections' ftf the County. Marjons 1 1 . t-l.., ii.'T. 'n..U -j"'riii- - tAM mh i'fl rt'KJ cMMned 'Dif& Pr4Kat if jiiini I JuUate 4unio yfomm'i 9lub bounty Thursday night, June J4,wiSv first iun;r upland Peggy t the. Kenansville KleipenUry Qujnn. sponsored by the Farm Bu- T DPCA Direcfcrs Allend Annua! Conf. Farm; Credit $;-;fcig joiporjanf Role "The . volume 6f 'loans ejttend.ed by; the-. Credit. iBaiJt-f'Wdution CricHt - .-Association System to, , ((be tidra' Parfli Credit DiatKlo this al eodar jnear Will ppuoimiite " 130 fttlllioni" according to Eugene R Catltou,'' President of:,' the - Duplin Production Credit Association, who as Just .returned, rom Morehead (My; where. h" attended the-Alumal rohfrnce foj- directors of Wodun tlon .'Credit associations on. June 12th and 33th ,.- -RepDrts at ; tnc conference' Indfc faledi that farm credit 3s 'plflymp . atu jncveasinely iuiportant t ole as fyrcns become larger and inore ef ficient by the substitution of capital for libor. Farming in the nestt dec ade will challenge lurmei s- va uo n food job in financial, management M well as' In all " .phases of thelv Dr.O'Donnell l!:r.:J Academic Dean Col!;;? ; .MOUNT OLIVE - Dr. 'Roy C O'Dofinell, acting president of Mt. OUve Junior -College, will become 'aeadernie dean September :1, Presi dent W: Burkette Raper announced tdday, O'Donnell will succeed ,-the Reverend Michael Pelt,: who; has served as dean since 1958. Pelt will Continue his duties as head oMhe department of religion and director Of religious activities. '...'...,';., - A native of Asheville.- Alabama, O'Donnell holds the B. S: and M. Ed: degrees from Auburn Uiilver sify and the Ph. D, from Peabody College, e Joined the faculty , Of Mount Olive Junior College- "In September. 19Ct,.as head of the de partment of English. has been serving as acting president since January 1 li the, absence -of Presi dent. Rpe'r,' who 'to msabbaHcal leave. .. :.-y,.'r r-; ' ! ' v ' V - "r" ; ' V- ''" i " i ' 1 . i 1 VftH k ., r r -w a .iie.fr will be meeting ori June ?8iU Bt 'l!0 'pm. M diSss andJprotpr.;T. ll . Bobbins;' Wildlife make Diana for a stacker cnti re PTnr for Southeastern North .Card n. : -ev, ;V-.-v'-'t-!.' This program to well adapted to this ' section'; of the' etate. wi ca". add new. income for many uf our fanners..'- 1 '- '. T'ip mcpting will be 1p11 a "the k ar-PM loca'ej i-rbind t)ie r " v - s c' . e in (" - , . ' i-. ..:...;" (b If. 4 tfJp ' Alice Faye Smith R iinnV : ar- t -., . - farmtnir Operations. . & Carlton said,' "I.endin' livstHui tjuns must recognize the fact chan' tee's taking' plate m .agriculture and iecognize i thejJhqreflseins Jmportnn-, i;s of (he m-mo 'ement .factor in suc cessful farming.'" . v 'AccorcHiig"'to Catltorii" the Credit BankjPrbffuction 'Credit i System in the' Columbia 'DisUjct- had. a a 11.7' rcait groylh. jit . volume io( bui m ss durihf -the past year 'serving arici-Jtire .inNtit'th-,CTo'J,ii,. South. Carolina. GeorgiiS, and Florida. The PCs . :oane ovef ,1:5-million in. thfJie ifoui states in 1981 and as of JWrclj 31,,. 1962K the volume of loans outstanding. as 12,G percent more, than a year ago, '. ' f Tlie Duplin Pi'oducllon Credrt As sociation served, 15iM farmers With loans totalling $a,?41.W.W In 190 1 hji Duplin vqut'y. K Other "Offipialst of the Duplin As sociation' attending tne "'.conference included Arthur iKenne-Jy. vice pre" sident. of iBeu1avIUe.'.N. C. WoodH row W. Maready, Of Chinquapin, N. C.;. Ml W. Sutton,' of Seven Springs, N. C.J Garland Pv King, General Manager, James F.1 A'Jjertson, Asst. Secretary-Treasurer ,an4 Henderson OJ Upchui cn( : Asst.; Secietary-TJea- suier. ,, . , j. j T Plant Fish In North Easl 4,003, 41 L.' M. Bass' have been sacked io- the "N. B.;. Cap; Fear River by the : Wildlife Resources tmmission. . , ';-'.,:;;";f';,';:- vThese fish were produced at the State Fish. Hatchery locate , near FayettevUle. County (Wildlife : Pro tector: John' 0. Ednarda directed the release of Ute fish and solicited as;!afHflre frrnn members, of the' lo- yfraTtrt'cluba9dtn'eVlftteV" este4 sportsmew.;, V 'X 'C4'i";., , those p'articipatm In the istock- hg were John. Di EdwardsyWililif Protector: .Jim JSmitlt. Sportsman; Xwt 'rWi;'.Bryan , 5mith,-"ert Brinson. Grant BatrheMr;' Randall Henderson jd iavid Henderson, 'ft - The Wildlife iResoUrcea Commii. son point out .that .the cooperative effort, of all those Interested In the State's fish -and game ' resources will be required to bring about bet ter fishing,, ti e favorite outdoor re- creation t4 so u.y Aiueiicaus. Etta Overman repu was4 second runner 'up. : ' An t estimated '500 persons- at g tended the, contest. Bill TayUjjor Vit-sl National Bank.-Wallace, was i - . -" . l; ' Smith of .BetUaville gave the in vocation w ami ueotge u : uowan. Chairman, ,' Duplim County - June Dairy Month, gave the -Welcome and recognized guest.'. - '". ,v The 'program was interspersed with talent by the Kenansville rV,r.ky v nnit oalrupcl A-W -1 PillVl '-;'neml5eiV . cV, 1" v 'Judges for tlie .Contest,: were Miss Carolyn Willfford, Misr He 1en . Hayes, and Wendell . Ywing. &U fit Clinton. . Refreshments- lor the County Contest were furnish (t and. served by .theMaoIa. MiUk Company . .ThetDuplin County Extension made' ' all 'arrangements for the Princess iContest. - ' i l IN AREA Dairy Princess 01 Duplin Firjt Runner:up i' Alice' FaVe 'Smith,' Duplin Co tmtv's Dairy., Princess.' was . first ! rUnniri In the Area Eight rv Princess Contest held at Le land . Ugh ' School,: Friday night, June'15. ' ' - ' '' i Contestants from six coonties participated, Lotty Jo Holland, of Pender County 1 wa crowned pri ncess and -Ada Barefoot -of -New Hanover County, was second - run ner up. ' ' ' ' ' -The Area Eight Princess will compete . in the State s contest , In the near .future at Grove Park Inn in Asheville, North, Carolina. 1 r - '. Thanks! 1 Says Cowan ;v Ceore Cowan, chairman of the Tune Dairy Month program in Dup 'fn County, wishes to'- express his sincere thanks to the Home Demon stration Agents of Duplirt County for lb-lycmwtiri wot, they did stn making, the Dairy Princess contest a wonderful 4 success. ; ., y,', " ,:.' i Cowan eavs tint it '.SaA tot been for the uhtivir . eftor' . V Un . fin la anil' Ir: .itt, the pro-Tram , would; not nave been nearly ai successful-.' r ' ' He further state that Geraldroe Smith of Cerakline's Grill kii War saw and ; Jary Etta IBrowit of Cir cle rive Cafe in Chinriaupw had both received Silver "Dollars. . The Siher Dollar contest "hr sppnori by Carolina Dairies, and la given to the' persons serving in , Cafes who IIIV1IIIVII HUM u m. ' ' . - Editor's Note:. We alos think that George Cowan deserves a rising Vf o Mnk!i! Cowan went uiio the June Dairy iTanrh Pro-ram, with his Sleeves ro!' i n, f 1 ' 4 f h. Four Duplin Men Wif h Ag ri business Caravan To Tour Vashinglon & Oregon Messrs, RoyT Carter,": J, JV. Hoff ler, Editor H. L. Oswald of Wallace and; W. B; Sutton of Faison were among the group of men m search for ideas to :. increase agribusiness income and Improve the farm eco nomy of North Carolina.' The dege gation of farmers,; bankers; and bus inessmen from North .Carolina are in Oregon and : Washington this week. ,: . v'- The annual North Carolina Agri business Caravan Hew from Raleigh and. Winston-Salem to Portland, Oregon, Monday to begin the week long tour. Dr John T. Caldwell, .chancellor of N. C. State College, and Archie K. Davis, chairman of the board of Library Schedule - Miss. Dorothy Wightman, County Librarian, announces that the Pub lic Library will open each morning from 8:30 '-'11:00 and Wednesday afternoons, until 5:00 ' On Monday afternoons the Lib rarian helps with the school librar ies. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons the bookmobile goes out. Miss Wightman says that the red son the Library is closed some afternoons is lack Of help. Since there are no funds available to hire extra help some volunteer help wou ld, be appreciated. - me uommunuy inai reacw-ieaus 1 i- 1 Mrs. Christine W., Williams, ft. M Hi - ( irW... ' - f 1 VfA: laiwwrtiA! ha -i - J ' ' holding the beautiful hooked rug presented to her at the close of the tenth annual" convention of The North Carolina Association of Regis iers of Deeds held last week. In Hendersonville!) The rug was presented to her recognition for, outstanding services renderd to th association, to her recognition fpr outstanding services rendered to the association. She has previously .served as treasurer, second vice president, and business manager, and first vice president and editor of the Tar Heel Recorder. The rug , is hooked of fine wool of lovely colors and bears an exact replica of the Great Seal of the state of North Carloina. Mrs. Williams plans to hang It inher' "office as a tapestry on the iWl. She will continue to serve as ' inejnber of the legislative conr mittee of the state association of Registers of Deeds and as a mem ber of the State Advisory Committee on County Records of the Slate ' Department; of Archives and History. .She also' serves, as associate editor, of The Cpunty Recorder which is the publication ef the Nation al Association of County Recorders and Clerks. Mrs, William points out that it is through her work In the1 state and national assolcations that she to able to keep abreast of the; latest and most efficient techni- i quea In record keeping and record management and employ these in ' '' the operation of the Duplin County Register of Deeda Office. She also ; ieels that her conUcts in the. state and national associations give her good opportunity to spread good .will for Duplin County. ' 4 H ERS J Si Duplin llegro 4-H'ers In District Day Activities At Snow Hill Dubltn County 4-H club mpmbert complied 2.925 points at the District Day' activities at -Snow Hill last Fri day, The aext ' nearest competitor J was Sampson with 2.018 points, it. Seventeen counties In . Southeast ern North Carolina: were Involved. Duplin teams wok first nlace .n Farmers Cooperatives, v Electricity, peanuts, tobacco, poultry, vegjetabJeJ prpduction, clothing, ' Breadmakmg, team and 2nd place to tobacco. - The activity took place at (he Green County Training SchooL ) Winning 1st place in farmer' io-" operative was Clarence Bitts and i i Cr :-ti (,f rf i :i; Regi- . t.e-U Wachovia Bank and. Trust-Company, will lead the 166-man delegation. The bank is sponsoring the' caravan with the cooperation of the college juid the N. C. Department of Agri culture, which will be represented by John L. Reitzel, assistant com missioner. ";:The caravaners will study a-rri-Susiness progress in the Great Nor : ' (ConUnued Ow Bsek) fHA Supervisors On TV Thursday i B. A. Parker, Jr., County Super visor for Duplin Farmers Home Administration, and Thomas A. Dixon, .Assistant Supervison, will appear on the Ben McDonald Farm rro-ram Thursday morning, June 21st from 6:00 to 7:00 o'clock over TV station WECT in Wilmington. Every Thursday morning of each week. Farmers Home Administra tion personnel from the WECT viewing area appear to discuss the various Farmers Home Administra tion loans and a wide range of functions performed by Farmers home Administration. . The public is invited to watch this program regularly to receive up-to-date information on the Farmers Home Administration .program and the services it has offer .the public. Li iy , if v V It (8 4V OA 7 ' 1 t ' Duplin County Register of Deeds, Took Many Honors city. Eric Wllkins and William O Jones of Warsaw won 1st place'ln otton: Nathan McGowan and Wal ter "Williams of Kenansville were named 1st . winner In" . Vegetable production; Evon Lane and Gladys Branch was winner Jn Poultry'.. Idell Pierce was 1st place In clothlnr." Lessie ."Hawely and' Ethel Bland lyim st place In Breakmaklng; and Patrtoia Lee is ru st place in party dresses. '. ., ' ' '," ':, "'" :':. Jessie Smith and Charles Carlton were Judged second place In toba cco after a Wghly. spirited contest. AH 1st place winners will compete for State honors - in Greensboro, North Carolina, June 19.,,; v.CJ ." - - 'r. Trial & 'Error Last week in speaking of the ladies falling around town, I fail ed to mention that our popular young surgeon. Dr. Redwine, met with an ccident also. Dr. Redwine didn't exactly fall. It seems that he was out on a farm checking some cattle for some reason or other and the boys that he had holding the cattle got careless on the job and were not paying at tention to what they were doing. All of a sudden a young yearling took out after Dr. Redwine, Dr. Redwine took out across the field, and the fence got in his path. A board which was nailed at the top of an opening in the fence became his only means of de fense. He grabbed the board, slid under and was at last safe on the other side. Thie catch .was thit the board (was full of exposed nails, and the Doctor received se veral punctures and gashes in his hand. As if that was not enough he was Cutting a piece of gauze with his left hand, the knife slip ped and he gave an added gash (Continued On Back) V. -i TRAINING SCHOOL Pat Whaley. Secretary in the Farm Bureau 'office, ' attended a two-day training school June 13-14 ip Raleigh. Classes were , t iught on the -Farm Bureau Secretary's Man ual. ' .' . HOMECOMING Homecoming ani Children's Day will be held at , Bethel Methodist Church on Route 2, Mt. Olive, on Sunday, June 24. All friends and former church members are eord ially invited to attend. . C L; TAX DISCOUNTS . Mrs. J. P. Harmon, Town Clerk of Warsaw, urges' anyone desiring to pay .1962 taxes in June to do so ad get a 2 discount. ' HOME EC. MAJORS Polly Lee James of Wallace RiFO; Joy S. Johnson of Magnolia and Morothy Mills of Rt. 1, Wallace are enrolled in Summer School at East Carolina College. They are (Continued Ob Back) Jail Break A prisoner being held in the. Dup lin County Jail at KeJffnsyUte to a wait trial in the. August term of sup erior oourt made an attemjt. to .es-J cape jail during the oasf week end. Sheriff Miller said that William Tyler, colored, tore a radiator loose from the wall, broke it open and used a portion of it to breat the lock off the cell door.; He had al most succeeded when officers dis covered what he was up to. The pri soner threw a portion of the radia tor out of the cell window at Depu ty Oscar Houston, who was walking below the window. The slab of iron missed bitting the officer by a scant three feet Miller added. "Thta is the third time Tyler has attempted to ,break . out of jail," aid Miller. -J, The Negro's i bond was raised a thousand dollars as result of his action. Originally placed in custody on charges Of assaulting a Rose Hill colored woman, Tyler has removed lock from windows and bricks out of a wall In previous .escape attem pts. He appealed to Superior Court following his trial for assault and battery in General County Court and has been held In Jail awaiting trial tor the past two' months. Sheriff Miller said damaf-esv to the jail were estimated at $150 re sulting, from Tyler's escape attem-Pt- . ? , ,, --',' y ' chest; CLINIC ; ON THURSDAY 'The regular monthly Chest Cli nic will be held at the Health De partment on Thursday June 28. Dr. Richardson of the N. C Sani tarium at McCain will be in- cha-1 rge He will read large film .that have been made at previous1, re gular weekly Wednesday X-Ray Clinics. Dr. Richardson also sees patients, many of them being ex-; patients of the baoitorium. i . EJflEFS Saturday , Run-off Day For Commissioners G jp . . . , t" Saturdayuie 23, will be the day of the run-off for ihe fiemo cratic Primary for County Com missioners Race hi District No. 2 and District No. 3, and in the Jus tice of the Peace race in Island Creek Township. Interest has reached the boiling point in the two Commissioner races. In the second County Com missioner district race which is composed of Smith, Wolfscrape, Glisson and Albertson townships, Kenneth Grady who received 551 votes has challenged William G. Sullivan, who received 633 votes Grady was a candidate to succeed 'and close at 6:30 P. M. Voting himself and Sullivan was new in will be at the regular poling pla the political field. ' ces. The Third Commissioner Dis- I Bd. of Directors And Officers Elected For Duplin Country Club On Tuesday The Board of Directors of theiette. Treasurer." Duplin Country Club met June The board discussed other, items 19. at A. J. Jenkins Office in War-1 such as: when construe tioiV.-would saw. The Board adopted the By-1 start and other important matters Laws and elected officers for the to be undertaken along with get- coming year. At a meeting Monday night of this week in Kenansville the club etected the following members to the board: W. F. Simpson of Pink Hill, C. J. Thomas of Mag nolia, N. F. McColmah of Fais in, Richard Williams of " Beuluvillo. W. E. Craft andF. Ft Oaklev rfc Kenansville, Hugh Carlton, A. J.-i Jenkins, Sf and Dr. J.-M. Kernegay TVia irtarA if aniaT.VtVa f.tlimirlnSy wva.u ....... vi.u ..w.,.. officers on Tuesday1; ragm'tpf'. this- 'week. Hugh Carlton wrremdent, A. J. Jenings, Sr., Vice-President. Joe Costin, Secretary, and; Bill ,loy- 1t Off to CampSchaub It if 4-H CiiuS Camp time again Iiois iBritt, Assistant Home A"ent and John Clapp, .'Assistant Farm Atfent along With Adult Leaders Mrs. A. Q. Smith and Mrs. Ralph Hunter and '52 441'er's. will leave Summerlin's Crossroads by Monday June 25. The encampment will be held at Camp Schaub near Waynesville. .The Puplin fyoup will camp v itli ?roup from Wilson County. While tliere they will Ii3ve instruction in handicraft, swimming, recreation, electric and wildlife, along with the usual good time that goes with 4-H Camp. This is the first time the j General Manager L. T. Weeks (both Duplin group has camped at Camp j of Flue-Cured Stabilization t ' will Schaub, which is the newest 4-H ! make their annual reports. Growers Camp in the State. j of flue-cured tobacco and other in- t The group will return Saturday, terested persons are urged to .at .iime 30.r ' , - - 'tend this meeting.- .-. 1 i "':: ': n - - '. - - '..'. ; s ; ' - -1 ' " r DISTRICT l-H OFFICERS A Gail Grady of Duplin CounryJ and pant president of the southeastern tfitrfct. is showri present-? t3ng, the gavel ;to thb new; president Richard Bowen (of Celuir.busj TJouaty. Shown next to Bwen is Linda Nance, Celumbus- County, . V vice president and Mary Und ,GfadyvDuplin; County, ae'erftary-j treasurer. Absent wU Billy McLaurin, Cumberland Cour", , his .1 .;:; trict race is from Limestone To wnship composed pf HaUsv(Ue, Beulaville and Cedar Fork'preei nets. Leon Brown, a candidate to succeed himself, has challenged Murphy Simpson. Simpson was the high man in the first. Primary with 800 votes and rowalia'd 671 VOteS. 4.V In Island Creek Township, Gar land Kennedy, Gene Kelly, A Mc Koy Kerring and Homer M. Bo ney will try again for the Justice of the Peace offide. Two J. P.'s will be chosen -from the group. Polls will open at 6:30 A. M. ting started. To Meet Flue- Ml? Meeting' of Fluleured Tobacco Co- ifcewatlve StahtUzuka iCarPoratll will be held on Friday, Ju ie 'W in RaleiKh, at tbr'Sir- WaHef1 Hotel, beginning at l(:ll . rt.' :-';..' ' Raymond A. loanes, Admltilstra tur, li'oieigili AgrlCulturul Service, U. S. DetiaitMi M't of Agriculture, will be the print-i:1;' s) ellje. Mr. loanes has played a prominent rple in shapjne USDA'S export policies and activities and in recent months he his suent much time in the Uni ted Stales and Europe on problems involving the European Common Market. Inasmuch' as seventy-five per cent of U. S.-Klue-cured exports move into those countries already In the Common M-irket and countries which are pote'ntiaf members, U,. S. growers are. vitally concerned. Mr. loanes' speech on the Common Mar ket will cerlainfy be timely ai)d worth-while. ' i"'f- In addition to Mr. loanes" add ress, President Car T. Hicks "and cuiIdMco A t .. k ... u
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