WHAT THE
YOUNG FOLKS
ARE DOING
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By MARY HELEN BURGESS
m; folks!
FINALLY!! We have had a little
social life! Last weekend was full
of (excitement for all of the teen
agers.’ The Panthers won their
homefcoming football game and
during lie half-time Tennys War
red! tjirjis crowned the 1955-56 Varsi
ty Queen. Congratulations, Tennys,
for this great honor!
After the game the Seniors
sponsored a homecoming dance at
the gym. Some of those enioying
the fun were: Tennys Warren, An
nette. Casey, Graham Cooke, Char
lie' Johnson, Danny Sue Outlaw,
Joyce Daughtry, Laurence Wilson,
Sjjow Miller, Stuart Patten, Char
lotte Hodges, Ronald Lindsay, Nor
ma Carol Summerlin, Betty Lou
Kennedy, Anne Bracey, Sue Wil
liams, Betty Lou Cooke, Shirley
Lewis, Lawrence Hassell, Molly
Dotson, Starkey Cherry, Donald
Lindsay and, of course, the foot
ball players.
October seems to be the month
of parties and birthdays. Joyce
Daughtry celebrated her 18th
birthday- Saturday by having a
party at her house. Laurence Wil
son, Norma Carol Summerlin,
Donald Lindsay, David Gillis, Tom
my Clifton, Stuart Patten, Ronald
Lindsay, Clark Councill, Jackie
Paul Crumpler, Susan Abbott, Mol
ly Dotson, Charles Johnson, Bet
ty Lou Kennedy, Anne Bracey,
Charlotte Hodges, Snow Miller, Ann
Wilson, Rex Whitfield, Emma Kay
Hines, Rebecca Oliver and Carole
Brock were some of those who
helped her celebrate this occasion.
To end this weekend ftf events,
Rebecca Oliver had a small crowd
at her house Sunday night. Those
having a ball the last night of a
BIG weekend were: David Gillis,
Carole Brock, Bert May, Van May,
Laurence Wilson, Anne Bracey,
Sue Williams, Betty Lou Cooke,
Harry Cooke, Stuart Patten, Jackie
Paul Crumpler, Ernest Bracey and
Emma Kay Hines.
Last Thursday was Senior Day
at East Carolina college. Nearly
all of the seniors went and toured
the campus of EC. Everyone had a
fine time and enjoyed the barbecue
dinner served in the school cafe
teria.
Many of the college students
were home this weekend. From
Carolina came Mark Cherry; from
Meredith came Patricia Hines, Syl
via Martin and Margaret Jean
Kraft; from Campbell came Carl
Ginn, Gene Wolfe and Bill Up
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The desk in this colonial setting proves there is no longer any need
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There are several maple and cherry finishes available. The wood is
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church, and Bill Loftin was home
from State.
The Junior class is having a
BARBECUE SUPPER at the high
school lunch room Friday night
before the football game. Let’s all
help the juniors and enjoy the de
licious barbecue. The Panthers will
play Smithfield Friday night (to
night), so remember to come out
and support them.
GOSSIP BITS: Janet Whigs from
Fayetteville was visiting Rebecca
Oliver this weekend. Roger Stowe
was also visiting in town during
the weekend. Anne Bracey, Van
May, Ann Wilson and Rex Whit
field made a foursome Saturday
night. Is Van Anne's latest flame?
Ann Honeycutt is in Florida where
she is in training for an air line'
hostess: Earl Warren was home
from Florida for a few days. Was
that why Sylvia Martin was all
smiles this weekend??
Well, I guess that is about all
the news until next week!
See ya then!
COLLECTS STAMPS 18 YEARS .
Norfolk, Neb. — For the last
18 years, Marvin Jones has been
collecting stamps. At the last count,
Jones had more than 50,000 stamps
in his bound albums. Among them
are 25 one-cent Benjamin Franklin
stamDs issued manv decades ago.
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NEWS ABOUT
PINEY GROVE
TEEN-AGERS
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Rota Lea Sullivan
Alica Fava Sutton i /
Patricia Hatchar
Hi folks!!
It seems the good ole hot sum
mer days are over and everyone
is settling down again, to what
comes naturally, cold weather ai}d
studying!! ,JK
•Rosa Lee Sullivan, Alice Faye
Sutton and Gerald Clifton were
seen in Goldsboro Wednesday
night.
Those cheering at the Panther
Vanceboro game last Friday night
were Jean Ellis, Mitchell Daughtry,
Craven and Louis Brewer, Charles,
Elizabeth and Christine Daughtry,
Ray Pate, Mrs. Norbert . Wilson
and Helen Grimes.
Hey! Who was visiting Kinston
Sunday afternoon? We believe it
was Alice Faye Sutton, Gerald
Clifton, Linda Faye Sutton an-'
Jerry Keith Best!! They also'visit
ed the Cliffs of the Neuse.
Faye King, Jerry Harrell, Jean
nette Murphy, Douglas Blackman
and Hetty Murphy were seen in
Warsaw Saturday night.
Hey! What’s this? Don’t ask
Alice Faye about it because she
knows all about it, and is she
jealous, because — Gerald Clifton
took Ginger Boyette, Ann Daughtry
and Jerry Keith Best to the show
NOTICE OF SALE
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North Carolina
Wayne County ~ ; *
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Superior Court of Wayne
County, North Carolina, made in
that Special Proceeding entitled
“Edwin C. Ipock, Administrator of
j the Estate of Maggie Williams Aid
erman (Maggie Alford) deceased,
Petitioner, vs. All Persons Who
I Are Heirs at Law of Maggie JVil
' liams Alderman (Maggie Alford)
Deceased, Defendants” the under
signed Administrator of the Estate
of Maggie Williams Alderman
(Maggie Alford) will on Thursday,
November 10, 1955, at 12:00 o'
clock noon, on the premises in
Mount Olive, Wayne County, North
Carolina, offer for sale to the high
est bidder for cash, that certain lot
or parcel of land in the said town,
county and state, and which ii
more particularly described'': as
follows: I'-- V - •• i"
BEGINNING at a stake on the
north side of Budd (now Franklin)
street, corner of Lot No. 87, Mary
Newell’s corner, and runs about
-North 90 yards to the back line
of Lot No. 27, Ollie Newell’s lot;
thence about West with Ollie New
ell’s back line 42 yards to a stake
in said line; thence about South
90 yards to a stake on the North
side of Budd (now Franklin) street;
thence with street 42 yards to the
BEGINNING being Lot No. 88,
same lot conveyed by D. T. Mc
Millan for I. F. Hill and being the
aame lot conveyed by F. Hill and
wife, K. F. Hill, to Maggie Williams
in that certain deed dated October
23, 1918, and recorded in the of
fice of the Register of Deeds for
Wayne County, in Book No. 142,
at Page 99.
' This sale will be subject to con
firmation by the Court.
The last and highest bidder wOl
be required to deposit 10% of his
bid, in cash, -as evidence of good
faith, with the undersigned. This
the 10th day of October, 1955
. EDWIN C. IPOCK 1
Administrator of the
Estate of Maggie Williams
lderman_(Magfiie_..
eceasedr
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Saturday. Of course not! I ^
Hilda Gray Sutton, Clayton Mur
phy, Violet Bryant and Morris
Sutton were seen in Mount Olive
Sunday night. .
Craven Brewer, Gwen Jackson,
Jean Ellis, Louis Brewer, Christine
Daughtry, Charles Daughtry and
Elizabeth' Daughtry also were seen
in Mount Olive over the weekend.
There were four lonely girls
caught staying home last Saturday
night—Jean Ellis, Rosa Lee > Sulli
van, Alice Faye Sutton and Hilda
Suttonlt
Be seeing you next weekll ■/
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'til 8:30 Friday Night!
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