Fall Fishing in Coastal Waters Gets Off
To Excellent Start as October Arrives
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Fall fishing in the coastal waters
•of Southeastern North Carolina has
.gotten off to an excellent start with
^phenomenal catches of channel
bass, king macherel, large size blue
fish and Spanish mackerel, and
fgrey trout. With calm cooler weath
er now prevailing, thousands of
fishermen from all over North Car
olina and many other states are
trying their luck with excellent re
sults from the surf, the many ocean
side fishing piers, and the scores
of charter boats for offshore fish
ing.
During the past week, charter
boats at Sneads Ferry, Wrightsville,
Carolina Beach, Southport, Lock
wood Folly and Shallotte inlets,
with fishing parties making ex
cellent catches daily of blue fish,
large Spanish and king mackerel.
A number of sailfish are being
hooked and landed by boats from
Southport, fishing Frying Pan
Shoals, and off Wrightsville Beach.
Hunderds of pier fishermen at
Surf City, New Topsail Beach,
Wrightsville, Carolina, Kure and
Fort Fisher beaches are making ex
cellent catches of blues, trout, pup
py drum, spots, pompano, and
flounder.
Waltonites in large numbers are
dotting the unrestricted beach
strands, casting and plugging for
channel bass, grey and speckled
trout, bluefish, flounder, spots and
Virginia mullets. A large number
of large channel bass are being
hauled in daily by surf casters.
Outlaw's Bridge
(By Mrs. J. H. Parker) '
Capt. and Mrs. C. E. Meyer and
son Charles, who have recently re
turned from Japan, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Parker and son Preston of
Mount Olive were supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parker Monday.
Mrs. Glennie Outlaw of Ashland,
Va,- is visiting relatives here this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Outlaw and
children spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert Lewis, Jr., in
Goldsboro.
, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Nobles were
weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Johnston in Cheverly, Md.
Miss Maggie Stroud of Raleigh
visited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stroud
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Spence of
Kinston visited I. V. Outlaw and
family Sunday.
Faison News
Susan and Robert Clifton attend
ed the Southeastern Music club
in New Bern Saturday. They are
members of the Warsaw Junior
Music club.
Mrs.' N. K. Oates spent Wednes
day and Thursday in Latta, S. C.,
with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shine.
Mrs. W. W. Gardner of Warsaw
has enrolled 29 pupils in a dancing
class in Faison school.
Mrs. W. R. Clifton and Mrs. M.
C. Bowden are taking an extension
course in Speech Development and
Correction in Goldsboro each Mon
day.
The Faison Fire Department has
offered three prizes to the school
room having the best exhibit dur
ing Fire Prevention Week.
Long Ridge
(By Mrs. Pearl Sutton)
Marcia Scott of Fayetteville spent
the last weekend at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sutton visited
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Jones Sunday
at Sarecta.
Many small children of this sec
tion are missing school because of
sore eyes.
Wednesday evening prayer serv
-ices have been changed to 7 o’
clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hudson
and children of Mount Olive spent
last weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Elbert Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Winders of
.Clinton spent last week with Mrs.
Amanda Sutton. She returned
home with them for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quinn and
baby of Goldsboro visited Mr. and
Mrs. David Gardner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Shivar of
Seven Springs visited the latter’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Outlaw
Sunday.
. Scarlett Hill, Madglene Outlaw
.and Betty Lou Sutton were among
those attending the FHA initiation
at B. F. Grady school Friday night.
» In the end truth will prevail, but
the political liar always gets off to
„a head start.
Mt. Olive Tribune
Issued Each Tuesday and Friday
Published at
» 112 S. Center Street
Mount Olive, N. C.
HOMER BROCK _ Publisher
1916.1949
Entered as second dess mall
'matter April 21, 1904, at the Post
Office at Mount Olive, N. C.
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Annual Conference
For Rooty Branch
Annual conference of the Rooty
Branch Free Will Baptist church
will be held at the church Satur
day, and Sunday night a revival
will begin.
The conference will convene
with a worship service at 11 a.m.,
followed by lunch served picnic
style on the church grounds. The
afternoon will be devoted to busi
ness.
The Rev. Billy Morris of Four
Oaks will be speaker for the re
vival starting Sunday night and
continuing nightly at 7:30 through
out the week. I
News of the Negro
Population
(By Mr*. Maud* Kornagay)
Pfc Hiawatha Wooten, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Wooten, who
has been stationed in Korea for sev
eral months, came home a few days
ago- having received his discharge
from the army.
Miss Mary Wooten left Saturday
to join her sister Gracie in New
York City. She is a graduate of the
college department of Livingstone
at Charlotte and has accepted a
government position in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Hullie Hunter, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Carr and daugh
ter visited Mr. and Mrs. Macele
Green of Pink Hill Sunday.
The 86th Annual session of the
Original Middle Eastern District
United Free Will Baptist confer
ence will convene Thursday, Nov
ember 4, with the North East Chap
el Free Will Baptist church and
run through Sunday, November 7.
The Rev. T. Platt is moderator of
the conference.
Gertha Raynor, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lozzie Raynor, is spending a
15-day furlough with his parents.
Dr. Junius Cromartie and son of
Belvoir, Va., visited his mother,
Mrs. J. E. Cromartie, during the
weekend.
Harry Bowden visited Clennie
Matthewson of Duke hospital- Dur
ham, Sunday evening and reported
his condition improved.
Mrs. Lucy Peterson of Daytona,
Fla., is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Novella Peterson.
Cornell Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Lee, has been discharged
from military service.
Robert Lee Hill, son of Mr. *&d
Mrs. Johnnie Hill, and Jimmy Artis,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Absolom Artis,
are spending 15-day furloughs with
their parents. They are stationed
at Camp Hood- Texas.
Notice of Dissolution of
CASH PRODUCE
COMPANY
A PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership of E. June Martin, Sr.
and R. L. Cox as partners, conduct
ing the business of the sale of
Fertilizers, insecticides, hay, pro
duce baskets, etc., under the name
and. style of Cash Produce Com
pany has this day been dissolved
by, mutual consent.
E. June Martin, Jr., will collect
all debts owing to the firm and
pay all debts due by the firm.
This 1st day of October, 1954.
E. June Martin, Sr., and
R. L. Cox,
Formerly doing busi
ness as Cash Produce
Company.
The Cash Produce Company will
continue to do .business in' the
same name and at the same loca
tion under the sole management
and ownership of E. June Martin,
Jr. R. L. Cox and E. J. Martin, Sr.,
will no longer be responsible or
liable for any debt contracted by
said business after this date. 10-29c
Stanford Revival Is
To Begin October 18
Revival services will begin' at
the Stanford Presbyterian church
Monday, October 18, and continue
through the 24th. Services will be
gin each night at 7:30.
Speaker at these services will
be the Rev. Dewitt Mullis of Mill
brook, Va.
Revival Planned for
Snow Hill FWB Church
A revival will begin at the Snow
Hill Free Will Baptist church near
Scott’s Store Monday night’ and
continue nightly throughout next
week. Services will begin at 7:30.
The Rev/J. B. Barnes will be in
charge.
Johnson New Leader of
Calypso Sunday School
A. J. Johnson has been elected
superintendent of the Calypso Bap
tist Sunday school, succeeding H.
C. Cook.
Mr. Cook had served in that ca
pacity for two years.
Carver PTA to Meet
The Carver Parent-Teachers As
sociation will meet Monday night
at 8 o’clock in the school audi
torium.
Gurthie Bynum, president, urges
all parents and patrons to be pres
ent. An interested program will
be presented, he said.
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Faison PTA Meeting
Held Monday Night
The Faison Parent-Teachers as
sociation met Monday night in the
school auditorium.
Mrs. George Cates presided. The
Rev. W. H. Montgomery of Wheat
Swamp led the devotional. Mrs. Z.
V. Blount, program chairman,
showed three educational films
purchased for the school. They
were oh arithmetic, geography and
history.
The second-third grade combina
tion and the 12th grade won the
attendance prizes.
Annual Harvest Event
At Outlaw's Bridge
The annual harvest festival at
Outlaw’s Bridge will be held in
that community next Saturday,
Ocober 16, beginning at 2:30 p.m.
A barbecue supper will follow
the sale.
• Television Programs •
W N C T — Channel 9
Greenville
FRIDAY
7:00—Morning Show, CBS
7:25—Farm News
7:30—Morning Show, CBS
7:55—Carolina News
8:00—Morning Show, CBS
8:25—Carolina Weather
8:30—Morning Show, CBS
8:55—Carolina News
9:00—Carolina Today
9:30—A Time to Live, NBC
9:45—Morning Meditations
10:00—Morning Melodies
10:30—Time to Live
10:45—Preview Parade
11:00—Betty White Show, NBC
11:30—To Be Announced
12:00—News
12:15—Cowboy Corral
32:30—Search for Tomorrow
1:00—Good Cooking
1:30—Welcome Travelers
2:00—Guiding Your Child
2:30—To Be Announced
3:00—Greatest Gift
3:15—Golden Windows
3:30—Music with a Fashion
4:00—Brighter Day
4:15—Yesterday’s Newsreel
4:30—On Your Account
5:00—Pinky Lee Show.
5:30—Cactus Jim Club
6:00—Persons, Places and Things
6:05—Riders of the Purple Sage
6:15—Sports
8:20—Weather
6:25—Safety Tips
6:30—Jewel Box Jamboree
6:45—Farm Facts
7:00—Cavalcade of America
7:30—Duog Edwards
7:45—Perry Como
8:00—Life with Elizabeth
8:30—Topper
9:00—Playhouse of Stars
9:30—Life of Riley
10:00—Cavalcade of Sports
10:45—Greatest Moments of Sports
11:00—The Unexpected
11:30—TV Final
SATURDAY
10:30—Winky, Dinky and You
11:0O—Kidd ies Corner
11:30—Wild BUI Hickok
12:00—Big Top, CBS
1:00—News
IrlO—1 Weather
1:15—Farming for Tomorrow
1:30—Gadabout Gaddis
1:45—Pro-Football Game
4.30—Touchdown
5:00—Rocket Rhythm
5:10—Wrestling
6.00— Sports Scoreboard
6:30—Inner Sanctum
7tOO—Cisco Kid
7:30—Golden Weed Jamboree
8:00—Ford Theater
8:30—Place the Face
9:00—Two Tor the Money
9:30—I Led Three Lives
10 00—That’s My Boy
10:30—Hit Parade
11:00—Show Up
11:10—TV Final
11:15—Late Show
SUNDAY
12:45—News
1255—Weather
1:00—Let’s Go to College
1:30—Carolina’s TV Reporter
1:45—This is Your State
2:00—Game of the Week
4:30—To Be Announced
5:00—Family Theater
6:00—Drew Pearson
6:15—Gadabout Gaddis
6:30—To Be Announced
7.00— People Are Funny
7:30—Private Secretary
8:00—Toast of the Town
9:00—GE ’l’heater
9:30—Amos and Andy
10:00—Father Knows Best
10:30—To Be Announced
11:00—News Special, CBS
11:15—Gay Blades
11:25—Late Show
MONDAY
7:00—Morning Show. CBS
7:25—Farm News
7:30—Morning Show, CBS
7:5S—Carolina News
8:00—Morning Show, CBS
8:25—Carolina Weather
8:30—Morning Show, CBS
8:55—Carolina News
9:00—Carolina Today
9:45—Morning Meditations
10:00—Morning Melodies
10:30—Time to Live, NBC
10:45—Preview Parade
J 1:00—Betty White Show. NBC
11:30—Big Picture
12:00—News
12:15—Business and Professional
12:30—Search for Tomorrow
12:45—Guiding Light
1:00—Good Cooking
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1:30—Welcome Travelers
2:00—Guiding Your Child
2:30—To Be Announced
3:00—Greatest Gift
3:15—Golden Windows, NBC
3:30—Music with a Fashion
4:00—Brighter Day
15—Yesterday’s Newsreel
4:30—On Your Account
5:00—Cactus Jim Club
5:26—Rocky Jones, Space Ranger
6:00—Persons, Placeq and Things
6:05—Riders of. the Purple Sage
6:15—Sports
6:20—Weather
&• 25—Safety Tips
6:30—Dick Carter
6:45—Farm Facts
7.00— Juniper Junction
7:30—Doug Edwards, CBS
7:45—Perry Como
8:00—Heart of the City
8:30—Loretta Young
9:00—I Love Lucy
9:30—December Bride
10:00-*-Studio One, CBS
11:00—Rocky King
11:30—TV Final
TUESDAY
7:00—Morning Show, CBS
7:25—Farm News
7:30—Morning Show, CBS
7:55—Carolina News
8.00— Morning Show, CBS
8:25—Carolina Weather
8:30—Morning Show, CBS
8:55—Carolina News
9:00—Carolina Today
9:45—Morning Meditations
10.00—Songs of the Islands
10.30—Time to Live, NBC
10:45—Preview Parade
11:00— Betty White Show, NBC
11:30—Soldier Parade
12:00— News
12:15—Cowboy Corral
12:30—Search for Tomorrow
12:45—Guiding Light
1:00—Good Cooking
1:30—Welcome Travelers
2:00—Guiding Your Child
2:30—To Be Announced
3:00—Greatest Gift
3:15—Golden Windows, NBC
3:30—Music with a Fashion
4:00—Brighter Day
4:15—What's Your Trouble?
4:30—On Your Account
0:00—Pinky lac Show'
.5:30—Cactus Jim Club
0:00—Person. Places and Thinks
6:05—ShoW-up
6:15—Sports
6:20—Weather
6:25—Safety Tips \
6:30—Yesterday. Today, Tomorrow in
Eastern Carolina
6:45—Firm Facta • > »
7:00—Jewel Box Jamboree
7:30—Doug Edwards
7:45—Playhouse 15
8:00—Favorite Story
8:30—Fireside Theater, NBC
9:00—Make Room for Daddy
9:30—Elgin Watch Hour
10 30—Mr. District Attorney
11:00—TV Theater \
11:30—TV Final
WTVD— CMWist -
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’FRIDAY
3:15—Home Cookin’ * __
3:45—Concerning Min Marlowe. NBC
4.-00—Hawkins Falls. NBC . -
4:15—Tea-Time
4:30—Wowd of Mr. Sweeney
4:45—Modern Romances
5:00—Pinky Lee Show
5:30—Howdy Doody. NBC ,
6:00—Western Tales
5:30—Jim Hall’s TV Ranters,
6.45—Football This Week
7:00—SportaVlew
7:05—Carolina News
7:10—Today’s Weather
7:15—John Daly News /
7:30-=Fllm
8:00—Film
8:30—Life of RUey
10:00—Cavalcade of Sport*. NBC
10:49—Greatest Momenta in Sports. NBC
UKK)—Late News Final *
11:09—WTVD Previews
SATURDAY
2:00—Boy** Railroad Club
2:19—Football. Wisconsin, vs Rice
5:30—Made in USA
6:00—Grand National Livestock Show
6:30—People Together
7:00—Mr. Wixard. NBC
7:30—Ethel and Albert. NBC
8:00—Let’s ^ance. /^BC
9:00—Imogens Coca
9:30—Jimmy Durante. NBC
10:00—George Gobel. NBC
]0:30-~Hit Parade. NBC ^
11:00—Late News Final
11:00—Late News Final
11:05—WTVD Previews
■ WELCOME FARMERS
—TO
FARMERS' FESTIVAL AND
HOMECOMING DAY
All Day Friday, October 8
We cordially invite you to visit us and use our
facilities whenever needed. We really appreci
ate your past business and welcome the oppor
tunity to tell you.
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The Ford and the Farmer have really made progress
the past few years—and we're happy that, in
many cases, they made it together!
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