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' :: A ''-:'";;4'''"'.f r t , :j:7'K'-'-, 'i' h.'- i "';,.-'',".'':'--V- T" ( r - :f . Kg, y .4 yj. .... W , it - 1 -'I' i - y VOLUME XXIX N:Sl V ' r- ''KENANSVILLE. NORTH ' ; V. - ." n'"" ' ' . ' C:-;!in Sch::!j 0;:.i f tcr.iiy August 20 Cc!;.r FcrSc! "I k .. vuiui Luumy acooois calendar for 1962-1963 School year js released M follows by loo Board of Educa- , tion., ' i ' ; , . ( August 7. Principals' report for lend August 16 Teachers, report' for " ' August, 20 -sSluS'tints,' report .for books; assignmenta, MfcV.'., f v . Spetember 17 -c,ffli'st njohtfk fnds October IS Seeojd'.m&rttn Fbf Official; lecfiens OES 4 I; Mrs.' Virginia D. Holland. Dls . trict Deputy Grand Matron,' and Mr. Charges Felon Godwin Ws , trict Dteputw Grand' Patron of the ; Eighth District of the Grand Chm ; pter ot North CaWMinaj, Order, ;of the Eastern Star -nnoun08'heir dates for their Official ". Inspec tions and Visits to fhe ten chap ,y ters in their district as follows; fw Pat McGowen 138, September P.f: GarlftndSiTVi September -V 1?, s Rehoboth, 13(1, . September 16, ' ) : Warsaw, V 122. " ; September 2Q, KenansJle, ,2? September -5 1962 Newton Grove, 267, October I, i ' Koseboror 229, October, 2, 1SC2. ? -'BeOlxvUte.V 23?f' October JS. a, ;.Cbhrte: J9(l, October 22. ' 1982. . W '"ir.r; .j 'v . T iji ; .rL'- . 'Fafcllybjurtd'.;' While On llcrse ' ,; Danny Malone Ullarhsv 4 IS, son "',' oflrand.Mrs. Slurry .Vincent-. Wil liams, was fatally injured Tuesday ' afternoon when the,, horse tie was riding was struck by-an oil ianker .on Highway 41 between Beulavjnne'1 , and. Chinquapin. 1 J'r ' ""v-V: !' ; He died several hours after the if accident in Duplin General Hospital -..; at KenansyiUe. ItystliftyAX ' 0 State Trooper Sam Brlley said the . Williams boy and 'a friend, Milo ;. Pickett.v Uv wwe riding hordes oh ' the shoulder of tje "highway, fol lowing another boVJerry Williams, ' whn wa ridine a bicvcle. r'A'.Vv' ;7:The willianw boy's horse - shied suddenly and lunged In -front of. the tanker, which was nerated ttytho- r. . . . nil . t ..1AI : mas aibtioh rneipwro.i iu j neianu, . the officer said. The truck is owned by' Humphrey, HardisorjOil Co. -.''of Deep Run: ' fC.vvv'lV-! Trooper, Briiey saii' his hivesti gation showed it idft)ar&n unavoidable accident,,,', y, , A', Funeral services for the youth t' were held at the Chinquapin JPrefc ; byterian Church Thursday at 8 p.m. , ' by the. Rev. Ira Rawles, former , ' pastor. Interment Was in Devotional Gardens near Warsaw. a'. : :. ; Surviving., in addition to ftia pa ' . rent are his malernal grandmother, Mrs. ' Pearl Carter Rich of Rich lands,, and his paternal grandpa rent, Mr. and Mrs. D." T, William? of Beulaville. : . . Jciris Sheffield f Actor Co. Staff t Gene Holland of Warsaw Is now associated with Sheffield .' Motor Company in Warsaw. Holland will join the. Motor Company as a sales manion their staff. , ,,' i v ; Holland has been employed by the A. S..C& office In KenansvUIe ' for the past several years. He is married Mo-the former - iwellyn - Langston and they have three child ren. They live ;ia Warsaw. V Topsail Tide '-Ttblo A. M. P.M. Mo. Aug. Date ' Hif;h Uw - J 9:05 .2:55. Hltjh. Low 9:16 3:02 9:43 3:33 9:49 10:23 10:59 11:36 12. rj l.:3 ,3:41 4:22 8:03 8:48 :sa 7.C5 10:21 11:00 U:40 4:09 4:48 5:21 6 1 6 ;j 13 ") Year Announced flctober 28 - All- schools close for District Teachers Meeting, ' v - Novemebr 13 - Third month ends .November 22 and 23 Schools Close for Thanksgivlni - v Decemebr 13 - Fourth month ends - December. 29 Schools close for vnrmunas ' , - January j . Schools open-Christ mas vacation ends - i January 22 - Fifth month ends February 19 Sixth month -ertds March .19 - Seventli month ends April 12 5 Schools closed for easier t ' t ' -' .,. f April 18 Eighth month ends X. 'May 16 - Ninth month ends r 4 May 20 and 21 - Teachers report for work v - ' May 30 - Term ends for principals Was reading a column in a New Jersey "paper recently and noticed the different manner In which var ious, socjety .items were announced, Such as r J f - John Doe birthdayed last Wed nesday and was feted with a party.' Louella Casey hostessed a Stan ley breakfast. .: ' j.-..-:'. ' He was torn at the hospital an weighed In at 7 Iba.-- 'i.-.'f t';?. ' 1 - Vtcki .Crotte is weekending with ner Kranamoiner. ; ; - Tfial & lif, Theri A. kbs-MtOMve TribunMHs Week., one of Cletus Brock's, nead; line read ''. "Sneaky Snake .1 Slips; SUthering: Silencedf Qr Work" was started yesterday on the Duplin Cotroty Club, Inc.; that Is if theraihs permitted! "Was talk ing With W. F. Simpson on Monday about the Country Club. Simpson is on the Board of Directors and"! Is most enthusiastic about the) Club. He says the project will be ready for use by June, 1, M 1963. Won't that befun. ' ' . Ruth, Gas Tax Refund It is now time to apply for gas tax refund. The refund applies only for gas used for Non-highway purposes. One can apply for both Federal and State refunds between' June SO and September 30. 1962. The filing dates for Federal and State remnds were to be claimed on different periods of time,, one If or calendar year and one for fiscal year; This made it easier to keep . , records straight. Your Farm 'Bureau has been work ing long and hard to get the law changed to simplify filing. It is estimated that if all the farmers in Duplin would file and get their re fund it would mean a total of $541, 000 for Duplin County alone. This amount of . money' Could be used especially since there are so many drowned 'erops If you would like help with filing,' come by your Farm Bureau Office in Kenansville, which has a calender; that is helpful for farmers, to keep a record of the gas used, and in which equipment used," and date It was used. You may get one from the office. ; y ; Have you 'read the 'statistics on the. safety of seat belts? Records show that the use of seat belts re duced fatal and serious "' Injuries more than V4. If you are thinking of getting seat belts , we will order them for you for. $3.90 per belt. this is 'about Vi the cost if they are bought etaUy . vY.;-i :'-r,.- ' "' Lets review a few' of the many things that have been accomplished through . Farm 'Bureau. : -' : Your Farm Bureau . was instru mental in getting fatm machinery tax in Duplin , reduced by (65,000 per year. 'V',;.':J,'"'fl- Your Farm - Bureaus helped ; get fuel oil Tax removed saving Dup lin. County Farmers $22,000 per year.- , -. - . ; ' 'Public (Law 480 was . developed by your Farm Bureau. This biUn lone helped to move millions of d.."ar worth of goods that could t t have la a ruovei otherwise. y rrrr-) - "-- i v 1 -J. ; f -' NO MORE BOILING: Represen tatives t. from the -. Duplin County Health Department . have , just com pleted an extensive survey of the ar : eas flbodeijt by ; recent heavy, rains in the Hallsyille, . Sarecta, ' Chinquapin1, lanWaUae'-'stio.The'bove photo shows Maurice: Holmes and . Joe Cosry ' tin,. Sanitarians chlprinating, Abljie Farm Bureau llov Offering Farm Tractor, et County Farm fioreaa-this year Is furnishing-to regylar Farm Bureau memoers a iarm iracior ana larm equipment Dianxet accmentai aeatn .. . , ...... policy asr part of the, expanded program. J,v k ' ' ! ' ' :f -; A pollcjjp'iH not be Sold to Indivi dual .rnembers,., providing for , this coverage since a blanket policy will be Issue to .County Farm Burean and Jn turn, when one , joins the Farm iBureau for the coming year, he will' be mailed a pocket card showing he' is! Covered under the blanket policy. . : - For the, purpose of this policy farm tractor and farm equipment' are defined as a farm tractor or a piece of self propelled farm mach inery .itid any couipment which at the time1 of the accident is attach ed, Ur, being towed by. or furnished power - from either, or any power lawn mower, whether .self-propelled or not. The policy p also covers any vehicle (auto or truck): or piece fit far mmachlnery-which Is required to be licensed under the state mo tor vehicle laws provided it 'is being used m farm premises at the time of the acciednt. f V'i: ; : If a Farm Busau member for the coming: year or-his spouse in this county is killed in; an accident a rising but of -use of a farm tractor or. other pieces of machinery as de fiend above, the beneficiary will re ceive $1000, Iran unmarried child in the member's family under 21 years of . aso is killed, the benefic ary will receiva $500 . In both rases death must occur .within 90 days from the date of the- accident. j This type of coverage: wliere an Individual policy is belnsj Issued could not perhaps be supplied to you at a cost of less than approxi mately $10 to $12 annually. How ever, your County Farm, Bureau has been .able to work cut a contractual arrangement with, the North Caro lina iFarm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company whereby tins coverage can be provided at no cost to the member provided ycu renew your membership for the coming year. If you will forward a check in the amount of $1900 payable to the Western Auto Store Robbed In Wallace J The Western Auto Store In Wal lace was broken , Into' and robbed during the past week end. A num ber of watches, . radios and other merchandise was reported missing: The Wallace Pi'icV Department's Chief of Police hr WhiUker said the breakin occurred some ! time1 Sunday night. Entrance was gain ed by breaking the plate glass in the rear door of the store. . -, Robert L. Butler, owner, said in vestigation had disclosed approxi mately $500 In merchandise was missing. - r The polfca are working on Iues and investigation continues.. CAROLINA THURSDAY . i irjT.Tf7XTTrD ;nr"ii " n tors -S ,1 icy; I Duplin CoontyFarm BtrreaU, f' will provide for you and other mem bers of your family immediate cov erage as stated above until Septem ber 1,1963.-This matter is being called to you rattention in order, to give you an opportunity to provide your family with this coverage-duV-ing the summer months, while It is generally recognized that we . will not conduct a regular membership enrollment until some time in' the early fall," stated President Faywlft J. Shaw. ' ' Items For Sale Postmaster Postmaster, A. R. Sanderson in Rose Hill, N. C. has been authoriz ed by the Regional Office to dispose of three items listed below. They have to be advertised for 10 days and bids will be accepted through August 9, 1962. Give your bids or man mem to rostmasier Sanderson so that the will be in his hands be fore the close of business on August 9. The items' up for bid are located in S. K. Lockermans office in Rose Hill. . Items For Bids' Are Described as Follows: . ' ' ' : One (1 Dispatch Case, 84 Separa tions. Each Separation is 4 inches wide, 4Vi Inches high and ; 1Q inches deep. It is made of oak wood varnished. Good condition. i One !i Rural Carrier Work Table and Case. 208 Separations. Each Separation Is 2 inches wide,. 5 inches' high and 8 Vi inches deep. It is made of oak wood varnished.. Good condition. - i One (1) set of Scales. They will weigh from 1 oz up to 100 lbs. Good condition. . , 1 1 .- , 7 Duplin 4-H'ers -i . ' r " ' (Even though . Dupfin Courtty 4-H'ers did not walk off with State , First Place this year, they made a - recordjbr themselves. 20 of the county's 4-H'ers attended State; 4-H week in Raleigh last week, with their leaders Mrs. Lois Brttt and 'Mr. James Bunce. 20 other members spent' part of the week there and attended many, of the activities. ' , -. V ;-,; . v,; Melvin Williams was tapped in- the State , Honor Club which ia the .highest ; honor ; that . can come to a 4-Her. .vs , , 'Health King and Queen, Ray Roberts. Jr.. and Linda Gra dy, were placed in the blue a" ward group. - - r . ' . Many Alice Thomas won second place in the State in sewing de monstration. , AUGUST 2, ttSSS2&Jtt&V , r P'u 17c N. C. Salet lax outside N. C. ..-.8-4)1""1 " " v-ur ' Stallings', water supply." The Health ' Department chlorinated 89 private wa ter supplies in the disaster area along with taking samples. All persons with water supplies that were contamina ted were asked to boil their water be fore using until it could be thlorinated . and a sample taken. MYF New Officers By: Johnny Turner Publicity Chairman The youth of the Kenansville Subdistrict Methodist Youth Fel lowship held their July meeting at the Pink Hill Methodist Chu rch on Monday night, July 23. The highlight of the meeting was the installation of officers foi the coming year by Rev. Fant Steele, of Rose Hill. New officers are: President, Glenn Williams, Pink Hill. Vice President Ann Price, Rose Hill. Secretary, Catlxy MaLtocks, Rose Hill. Treasurer, Mary Alice Thomas, Magnolia. Publicity, Johnny Turner, Pink Hill. - Christian Outreach Chairman 'John Surratt, Rose Hill, Linda Teachey, Rose Hill. Christian Faith Chairman, Ann fi id, Warsaw, HFD, Linda Ridge Warsaw, RFD. Christian Witness Chairmen. Kay Wood. Kenansville, Bette Wals ton, Warsaw. Christian Citizenship Chairmen, C. H. Pope, Magnolia, Bill Smith. Magnolia. Christian Fellowship Chairmer, Nancy Sasser., Wallace, Jan Sto ut, Wallace. Adult Counselor Chairman, Rev Gene Hood, Pink Hill. " A business meeting was heM and blans were made for an an- nual planning retreat to be heM at me nome oi ine presiaeni. Glenn Williams, on Sunday, Au gust 19th, from 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon until after supper to. make detailed plans for th-.-year's work. Nancy Sasser of Wallace, an l Melvin William's, of Pink Hill, led the group in recreation. 'Mrs. James Miles and Mrs. I en- wood Turner served refreshments FF.ED COMPANY SUED FOR TAX State Agriculture Commissioner L. Y. Ballentine filed suit Monday in Wake. Superior Court against a IXip lin County firm that has allegedly failed to pay $3,750 as a State feed Inspection tax. ' Ballentine charged that Nash Johnson and Sons' Farm Inc., ope rators of a Rose Hill feed mill, have failed to pay any of the 25-cents-a-ton tax since January . -. The mill, he said, has meanwhile processed some 15.000 tons of feed and owes the State $3,750. Ballen tine is also asking for an addition al $375, which he say 2I..10 per cent lata bayinent penalty. - ' RATES: $3.50 per year plus lie CHIEFS 4-H County Council 4-H County Council will meet on Monday night, August 6 at 8:00 P. M. in tlwyfcgriculture Building. A discussiori on long time records and getting them ready ior com pletion will be held. Scholarships " Bobfciv Goodson and Anthony Westbrook, ;J 4-H Club members, have been awarded a scholarship to 4-H Wildlife Conservation Con ference to be held at Camp Mills tone in Rockingham from August 5 through 10. Stops Work Lloyd Kennedy of the, Sandy Plain section, had his 2 tractors filled up with gas and was ready for work on Monday morning. When he went to work M indav morning, gas was gone from both of his tractors and one battery had been stolen. AT CONVENTION Mfs. Adele Korneiray of Kenans ville who js employed in the Clerk of Courts office of Duplin is attend ing a Convention of Assistant and Deputy Clerk of Courts. The Con vention has headquarters in the Robert E. Lee Hotel in Winston-Salem and will last through Saturday. Preach At Hebron The Rev. Mr. Richard Hls houser will preach at the Hebron Presbyterian Church on Sunday, August 12. 1962. The service will begin at 3.30 p.m. Tobacco Demonstration To Be On Tues. . " - i, ' ' : V fVefnon, H- ; Reynold, . County ; monstration. Mandate is giving Frrm?-Agrrrmwmcfe - ihuH good" Control of bbt-k 'ihatilffyW plas have1 been made to bold twoicf "i-ni ; ni MPfe t - tobacco meetings on Tuesday, Au- i The second meeting to be' held gust 7. on the same dale will be cn the The first meeting will be IipM farm of Harold MeCullen, Oak on the farm of E1. J. Summerlin Kidge Community, ne:ir I lie eom at Summerlin's Crossroads at 5:00 j n luiitv Iniilding ut 6:00 P. M. On P. M. A demonstration will be .this farm, farmers will have a held at this time on control of ! chance to observe a varie'y de Blark Shank with chemicals for ' monsirnii'in which iin lud s fif Coker 31li and Hick-! tobacco on leen varieties of tobacco includ a pint treated with M-nzate. Also ing several new black shanlf ie for Coker 316 and Hicks on un- sistmt varieties and also several treated soil. experimental varieties that have F.-rmers who are interest "I if not been released. growing Hicks tobacco on farms which have bl.uk shank would lie inteie'ed in seeing this de VIA TELSTAR New Bern Mayor Talks With Berne Mayor A history-making telephone call was comr'eled last night when Dr. Dale T. Millrs, miyor of New Hern, talkei with Dr. Elcuard Freimuel ler, mayor of Berne, Switzerland, via the Telstar satellite. The telephone cupvcrsition. ar ranged by the United States Infor mation Agency in cooper. ition with the American Telephone and Tele graph Company and Carolina Tele phone, was part of Pres' -'ent Ken nedy's "People-to-People" program. The call was transmitted during the 152nd orbit of the Telstar satel lite which was launched from Cape Canaveral on July 10. Since it went into orbit, Telstar has successfuly relayed long distance calls and tele- vision prograrns between the Unit ed States and Europe. Future plans call for the launching of additional communications satellites to pro vide continuous circuits for voice and television relays via outer space. Nearly $50 million has already been' invested by American Tele phone and Telegraph Company in research and development of the Telstar program. The 34 Mi-inch Tel star, which weighs 170 pounds,' cir cles the earth every 156 minutes. Telephone calls were also estab lished on Thursday between twenty two other cities in the United States and cities in Europe. New Bern, historically related to Berne, Swit zerland, was the only city in the South selected to participate in thi series of calls. RALEIGH The Motor Ve hicles Department's summary of traffic deaths through 10' a.m. Monday, July 30: : Killed To Date WV : . 648. . Killed to data last year 017 BLOODSHED BOXSCORE V OH N.C. HIGHWAYS N. C. Sales tai in Duplin and adjoining area in N. v.; S5.50 per year New East Duplin School Not Ready; The new East Duplin School will not open on August 21 as had been previously planned. The reason for this being that the au xiliary buildings, which are the lunchrom and Agriculture shop, are not complete. It will be nec essary to use these buildings us eight teachers are to be located in them. The Board of Education in a joint meeting with the Srhoul Committees of East Duplin, Beu laville B. F. Grady, Chinquapin and Potters Hill and the princi pals of the above schools, discus sed the problems of opening from all angles. The East Duplin High School will be ready for occu pancy on September 15, although it will not be complete, but the shop and lunchroom will not be , rea.iy on that date. I The student body will be large i enough to tax the facilities of I the entire plant and it will be Final Feed Grain Payment Begins How Communities Scheduled Thru Aug. 17th. Final payment under the 1962 . minimum of time . Feed Grain Program will begin In order for a participator to be Wednesday, August 1, 19S2. Par- eligible for final payment, he must ticipatoqs ifi the 1962 Feed Grain certify ( by signing in the county Program are being asked to come to the county ASCS office to sin ' for final payments by communities , so that they can receive their drafts ' while in the county office in a Revnolds invites all interested tobacco to attend these meet During the telephone call between New Bern and Heme, the two may ors discussed VI lyor Frsimuel'rr's visit to New Urni in i1.H) ::iul plans for . iiatio'ial cell liration to be held in Su itci"..n I in uu ,'st. In addition to 'Mayor Millns. Mr." Hai '.l I Orrin-er, mayor pro Icin ol New lien:, and ( hri-.toplier Kremer, wh' visi' -lI Dr. 1' ivimr.r'lei in Swit 7erlatid. were pre- ent during the call. Aside from (be sr entific si".'iifi caiwe of this first space satellite cou.nHiiiii ations .iy.i , this ua ler f h iiv is an ont.stniii'i.i': ewnple o! (he result obtained Ihioiifli the i.wirdination of priva' enterprise and the federal ::uverrment It is MSG indicative of :he hi'di decree of cooperation which exists between the Bell 'System and the indepeiiieii. telephone industry. Mack Broadhurst Hurt In Accident Mack Broadhurst of route 2. Mount Olive, suffered broken ribs in a car-truck accident on rural road 1317, about 300 yards east of Calypso town limits Monday night of last week about 8 o'clock. He was treated at a local doctor's office and 'released. State Trooper J. S. iBriley said James Daniel Lambert. 38, of Calypso, drove a 1959 Ford out of a yard In front of. the 1958 Ford pickup driven by Broadhurst, 48. who was traveling toward Calypso. Lambert was charged with failing to yield the right of way. Damage to the car was estimated at $500 and $600 for the truck...,. From age 1 through 24. accidents are the leading cause of death. From age 25 up-dfseases ot ' the heart and blood vessels become the Number One killer, according to the National Office of Vital Statistics. PRICE TEN CENT, Plus 1 cent Salt Tax : - It impossible to operate the ' school in only the main building. After the committee studied all the plans uf operation, they met ivain with the Board of Educa-' tion on July 26 and took the fol lowing action: "The group voted unanimously to operate as in prior ivears until .he entire plant is completed at -East Duplin. Beulavile, B. F. Grady and Chinquapin High School students reporting to their ; respective schools as . in former years and Potter's Hill Elfemen tary students reporting to their . own school" , "The matter of postponing the opening date of school tor a week was discussed. It was decided to open as planned on August 21; the students to report tar books, etc. on August 20.'' All members of the Board of Education were present at this meeting. office Form ASC8-4T7-2, Applies- tion for Final Payment) thut be has complied with all of the require ments of the 1962 Feed Grain Pro gram and that the 1962 Feed Grain base on any farm in which the par ticipator has an interest lias not been exceeded. Communities are being scheduled to come in as follows: , . . XlruM-tsmi lWiVruurtav! August 1 412 Cypress Creek Thursday, August I," 1962 . : v .- .. V" o , - Kaison Friday. August 3, 1962 " Glisson Monday, August 6, 1961 Island Creek TiiPsday, August 7, -82 v Kenansville Wednesday, August 8, 1962. ' Limestone Thursday, August 9, 1963 . Matnolia Friday, August 10, 1962 Kockfish Monday, August 13, 1961 Kose Hill Tuesday, August 14, 1962 Smith Wednesday, August 15, 1962 : j Warsaw Thursday, August 16, 1962 ; Wolfscrape Friday, August 17, 1962 .Clients At Duplin General Hospital - Palinets Ailmltted To Duplin Ce"eial Hospital During the week of July 25-31. ; WiAU.ACK j Willie Pickett Geialdine Wells Haly Girl Wells George Parker Nellie Chandler Bonnie Judge Robert E. Duff Kc'.NAiNSVIU.E Dollie Sandlin Rogers Ijnda Outlaw Bali Girl Outlaw Josephine Powell Robert Jones James E. Brinson KOSE HILL O'Neil Chambers Baby Boy Chambers Roger Teachey Kizzie Hatcher WARSAW Walter Jones Lucy Moore Dixon Boyee F. Best. Jr. Mary Klizabeth Hafdison Baby Girl Hardison Grover Moore, Jr. George Miller BKUa.AVILLE Carrie Farland Debra King Verita Geigher i : Baby Girl Geigher Charlie Williams MAGNOUA Dorothy Matthews Rudolph' Matthews Rosa Brown Mary Brown Baby Bfv Brown Carolyn Baker CI-ARKTON -Cynthia M. Montford iVATHA ' . ' Ronald Rooks CHINQUAPIN .t Luther Terry yDail I. t fennv crown GOLDSBQRO Theresa McNalry' MOUNT OUVB. Connie Turner - r PINK HILL ' Reba Sua Ailia
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