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By Sybil Lanier
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Personals
Mrt $. L. Evans, niece, Tiffeny
ferrfell of Fayetteville spe.it Weri
Miss Erma Matthews of Asheville
spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Adell Matthews.
Mrs. William Earl Thomas Ray.
Randy, and Kelly of Asheville spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Home visited
Mr. Homes' mother in Rose Hill
Sunday
Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Norris and
Frank visited Mr. and Mrs. "Mo"'
Pernell in Ithlca, New York ^pst
week. Pat and Robbie returned
home with them for a two week
visit. Mi<
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brinson. visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. Horance S, Brin
son and family in Newport News,
Virginia over the weekend. They al
so visited Mr. and Mrs. Enoc John
son in Tarboro.
Mr .and Mrs. Harry Home, Leigh
and Willie attended the graduation
exercises of Ad die Sue Home at
Campbell's College Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bostic and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hussey left
Saturday for Greensboro and Char
lotte where they vtill attend a Rex
all Show and fashion show.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Home and
'Tina, Mr. and "Mrs. Harry Home,
Addie Sue. Willie, and Leigh, And
Mr. and Mrs. W. G, Jopes enjoyed
a seafood dinner at the Riverview,
at Sneads Ferry Sub^iy. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Hines and
children are visitlbfc their parents
in Lampasas, Texas.
Capt. and Mrs. J^arry Bostic and
family of Colorado, are visiting ^re
latives in BelaviUe. , *
fng the races in Charlotte
fere Rayburn Lgnier, Hil
ianis, Ronnie Jarrnaa, Jeff
?4.G?>rge Kennedy.. ,
Saqalin, Freshman at
Sullins College.'Bristol, yirginia is
Visiting her parents, Jfr. and Mrs.
t J. Sandlin before entering Sum
mer School at East Carolina College
in, Greenville.
Miss Marie Smith is visiting fri
ends in Murfreesboro for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lanier ac
companied their son Rusty to Wake
Forest College, Winston-Salem,
Sunday, where he will attend sum
mer school |
Charlie Lanier is atending Bas
ketball Camp at Campbell College
this week.
Billie Dujsik has returned . to
Camp Lee, Virginia after spending
two weeks with his -mother,, Mrs.
Tessie Evans.
Motor Pack Drive-In
Theatre
Pink Hill, N. C,
Friday * Saturday | jut 14-16
Bird Man Of
Alcatraz
1 Show 8 p. m.
Starring Burt' Lancaster and
Tbehna Hitter
Cartoon - Free Prise Sat. Night
Sunday Jane 16
Mr. Hobbs Takes
A Vacation
In Color
Starrbig; Jtune* Stewart and
Maureen O'Hara
Cartoon ^ )
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Card Of Thanks
? I wish to extend my most sin
cere thanks for the cards, visits,
flowars and the many acts ol
kindness shown to me during my
recent illness while a patient at
Chapel Hill and Duplin General
Hospital.
Mrs. Pauline R. Rhodes
fifc m?
Presbyterian
Circle '
Circle No. 3 met Tuesday night at
7:30 in the home of Mrs. Linwood
Parker. The rrjeeting was called to
order by Mrs: 'Bill Carroll, in the
absence of the Chairman,,, Mrs.
Scott 'Smith. t'
The Bible Study was taught by
Mrs. Carroll, followed by groyp dis
cussion. The secretary, Mrs. Jayan
Thomas, read the minutes qf the
last meeting and the group discus
sed having a Church Library and
having tyis as the Circles project.
At the close of the meeting the
hostess served refreshments to the
eight-members present.
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Announce Birth ~
lUr. and Mrs. William CeciliBrown
Of &>ulaville announce the birth of
a son at Lenior Memorial Hospital
qn June 7, Mrs. Brown is tne for
mer Patricia Faye Brown of Beu
laviile Route 2.
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the third largest employer among
the Federal agencies, with more
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S EarPhone IUi/0 W ' / V
Fjy Sunglasses 98c
^ ? NMelco Electric
W Razor $21.95
Yardley And '
Old Spice Sets
Shaeffer Pen aad Pencil Sets
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Drug Company
Mount Olive, N. C.
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District 4-H Demonstration Day Held
In KenanSville - tompile Highest Score
Duplin County 4-H'ens compiled
the highest score in the 17 coun
ties last Thursday at Kenansvilie.
The activity was the 4-H District
Dfcmwvstration Day.
Some 300 contestants from sou
theastern, Korth Carolina were
participating.
Rev. Lauren i Snarpe, Mayor of
Kenansvilie Was the principal
afternoon Speaker. The Mayor
congratulated the contestants and
their achievements and told of
his recent visit to New York in
which he saw the Astronauts on
parade, and also on the same trip
he toured the Bowery; Scenes de
pot ine_ success and failure. He en
couraged tl),e youngsters to pre
pare far the space age and fit in
to the spheme of the times. The
speaker was introduced by Jes
sie Costin, County Council Vice
President.
Demonstrations had been hrfd
earlier ip the day. District win
ners were announced at the after
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noon session Duplin 4-He'rs com
piled a score ot 853 points, and
the: 2nd high score 540, was won
by Wayne County.
i The following winners were an
' nounced, Tobacco, 1st place Dup
lin, Joyce Graham and Dora J.
Farrior; 2nd place Jones County.
Lessie Brown; 3rd place Johnaton
county, Matthew Schorrod and
Jerry Sherrod; Soil Conservation
ltft place, Wilson County, Lumus
Vlck and Denny Leon Wood; 2nd
place Columbus County, Dennis
Chestnutt apd Dennis Myers; Cot
ton 1st place Duplin County E. E.
Wilklna, Jr., and Bonnie Rodgers;
2nd Place Jbnes County Leslie
Straghoro .and Geve Jorman, 3rd
place. Sampson County, Earl Mc
Arther, Corrine Baggett; Group
Talent, 1st pake Sandra Sanders,
Johnston County Piano Duet John
Constence Watson; 2nd place, Bre
nda Hill, Gwenlyn Matthews
' Wake County; Individual Talent
1st plae* Jmm Rap ToovUl*-Car- 1
ven County, Sod place Norwood <
Williams Wayne county, 3rd place !
Sylvia Kornegay Wayne Co. ]
Senior Sewing 1st place Clare- ]
tta Swindel; 2nd place Duplin ]
Co. Sandra Carlton; 3rd place ]
Pender Co. Patrica Mae Fuller; ]
Junior Sewing; Is* place. Jo Ann
Freeman, Columbus County, Scho
ol Wear - 1st place Swannie ,
Grady, Lenior Co.; 2nd plMoe
Edith Singletary, Wake Co. 3rd
place Gloria C Hintor, Wake Co.;
Sports Wear Patricia Lee, 1st.
place, Duplin County; 2nd place,
Jeonifer Stewart, Harnett Co.;
3rd. place Earlyn Gilmore, Cum
breland Co,; Church - Elnora Bras
well, 7st place, Wayne Co.; 2nd.
place Cora Duprees, Greene Co.;
3rd pllace Emma Whitted, New
Hanover Co. Tailored - 1st place
Janice Yelvelton, Wayne Co.; 2d.
place, Carolyn Johnson, Pender
Co;, Evening Wear 1st place, Car
olyn Mclver, Cumberland Co.;
2nd place, Helen Moore, New
Handover Co.; Breadmaking In
dividual, 1st place, Nora Sherred,
Wayne Co.; 2nd place, Caroline N.
Wilson, Pender County; 3rd place,
Laurine Dove, Lenoir Co.; Team
1st place, Velma Speight, Lenoir
County; 2nd place In grid West
Sampson County; 3rd place, Linda
Becker and Sandra Barker, Jones
Co.
Barbecued Chicken 1st place
Nina Smith, Cumberland Co ; 2nd
place, Gernal Truman Robeson Co.
3rd place Darnold Lynn, Johnston
Co. Vegetable Production, 1st.
place, Brenda Fay Davis, Harnet
Co.; 2nd place, Kathleen Wilson,
Wake Co. 3rd. place, Virginia
Darden and Barbara Darden,
Greene Co. Dairy Food, 1st place,
Hoorietta Campbell. Cumberland
Co.; 2nd place. Flora Waters, Wa
yne Co.; 3rd place, Dandra
Spaulding, Columbus Co.; Peanut
1st place. Robert Lowman, Duplin
County; 2nd place, James McNeil,
Robeson Co.; 3rd place, Rudolph
Washington, Bladen Co.; 4th
- place, Joseph and John Chapman,
Jones Co.
1 Vegetable Production Marketing
1st. place. Addie Exum, Wilson
Co.; 2nd place, Culler Bynum,
Grene Co.; 3rd place. Phillip Hen
derson, Cumberland Co.; Farmer
Coopeartive - 1st place, Williams
Bams and Jimmy Faison, Pender
Co.; Second Place, Beatrice Mc
Koy and Patricia McKoy, Duplin
Co.; 3rd place, Melvin Dobson,
' pni+r Co. ?*m! Robtrt
Ith place George Martin and
granger Martin, Wayne Co. Boys
Electric 1st place, William Jones
Eric Wile ins, Duplin Co.; 2Ad
place, Jimmie Newkirk, Richard
Newkirk, Pender County; 3rd
place, Ervin Hall and Larry Hall.
Bladen Co.; Electric Girls 1st
place, Sampson Marlyn Weeks
and Troy Jones; 2nd place Betty
McPhatten and Carolyn McMal
lion Forage Crops, 1st place,
Harnett John T. McKoy and
Booker T. Williams; 2nd place,
Jesse Smith, Dupia; 3nd place,
Joseph Williams and Carl R. Tay
lor, Lenoir Co. 4th place. David
Sneed and Thomas Glenn, Wake
County; 5th place Shepared Brice
and Bennie Pittman, Roberson
County Poultry 1st place, Gyn
thie King and Wilbert King, Cum
berland Co.; 2nd place, Robert
Miirp>?y and >lfirf 1
Also appearing or the progra*i||
were County Commissioner J. |.\|
Stroud, and O. B. Teathey, Aufc-1
taut Suoerintendant of Schools. 1
Annette Carlton County Council 1
President, presided.
Scott's Store News
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Sulli
van visited George W. Sullivan Sun
day dt Veterans Center Keconghtan
Va.
William Dail of Dudley, Mrs.
Delia Dail and Mrs. Ruby Gra^y
were in Charlotte Thursday and
Friday visiting t>r. Alton Dail also
Mrs. Henry Dail.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. J. Sutton and Stephen were Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence McKenna and
baby of Torawp Terrace.
Miss Carloyfl Waller and Faye
were in Raleigh, several days lafet
week and yisited the Rodolph
Baraens while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ray Bar
wick and son of .Mt- Olive were via
iting the p. L. Scotts Sunday.
Visitors of, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey
Whaley during. Die weekend were
Mr. gnd Mrs. L,loyd Barbour and
children of Clayton.
Soriya Mario Powell of Warsaw
spent, Thursday and Friday with
her grandmother ^rs. a. p. scott.
Guests of Mr. find Mrs. Frank
Outlaw during the weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Outlaw and
Tracey Jean of lfigh Point and Mr.
ahd. Mrs. Jarvis Outlaw of Char
lotte. ,
Frankie and Thomas Ward of
Turkey visited the jAlbert Dail fam
ily last week.
Mr. and Mrs. fVoncy Dail and
family-of Waynesboro, Pa. arrived
here Monday to spent their vacation
with Mr. arid Mrs. Jonas pail.
During the weekend Mr. and M^s.
Corpia Brut and children Of Albert
son; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Holt, Her
ring Store; Mrs. Willie Strickland ,
and children and Mrs. Chambers of
Goldsboro were visitors of Mrs.
Lpla Waller and Lorena.
Mrs. Tipp Scott and Joe were at
the Cliffs of the Neuse Friday after
noon on a 441 outing.
Misses Linda Outlaw and Gay
nelle Waters of Raleigh were here
for the weekend with their respec
tive; families Mrs. Emma Outlaw
and the George Waters family.
Mrs. Bill Hargraves and children
of Richmond are visiting with the
Ivey Summerlins and other rela
tives here this week.
The Rev. Luther Wesley of La
Prang was speaker at Long Ridge
Church Sunday morning for worship
service
W. D. Thigpen of B. F. Grady
was speaker at the evening service.
Mrs. Jqhnny Singleton visited her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Major Win
ders at Beautancus. Sunday after
noon.
Bonnie Dail spent the weekend
at Turkey with the Frank Ward
family..
.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor din
ed with Charles Mozingo of Rose
Hill Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Scott and Joe
had supper with the Cecil Korne
gays Sunday.
Charles Mozingo of Rose Hill
spent Saturday night with Mr. and
Mrs Frank Taylor
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Dpils Held
Reunion 1
On Sunday the pails met for their
anniial family . reunion at Ode
Ridge Commuinty Building.
TWe Rev. Luther Wesley of L#
Qr*nge was speaker for the eveqt.
B|r. ffealey condensed a long mes
sage into $ few words with mufh
meaning.
In his remarks, timely for the
occasion, he said "Great to my
heart is the thought , of a wonderful
home coming some day when we
will not have to part."
Eleanor Outlaw sang a solo acc
ofhapined by BeniBha Sullivan at
the piano. ?.?
Dr. 4fy>n ,P*>1 of Charlotte was
elected president for the coming
year; William Sullivan, vice-pres.;
Mrs. 0. W. Scott, Secretary; Miss
Helen Sullivan assistant.
Approximately 125 attended.
Those rrym a distance were; Mias
Dorothy Uoodaon, Mr. and Mrs. Vp
ley Dean and children. Mr. and
Mrs. Walt Honaker. Miss Vio%t
Good son ana Mrs Sudie Norton of
Raleigh; Mra. Eloworth Dail and
daughter Catbenpe of Wilmingtoji.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston and
son M. E. Johnston ef Kinston,
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Miss Sue Carr of Griffon, Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick Ezzell of Rocky Mt.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Pope, Wilkes
boro; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Scott,
Garner; Mrs. Irvin Schwach of New
Bern, Mclnnis Dail, Durham; Mrs.
Gladys Hudson, Mr. and Mrs.
Hoover Galton of Mt. Olive; Mr.
and Mrs. Donnelle Gwaltney and
William Dail of Dudley; Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Ward, Seven Springs;
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Dail and fam
ily, Goldsboro; Alton Dail and
Miss Jane Torbet Charlotte; Mr.
and Mrs. Rodolph King and baby;
Kinston; Mr. and Mrs, Claud Povyell
and daughter; Mr. and Mrs Liston
Summerlin and girls of Warsaw and
the Rev. and Mrs. Carlyle Franks
and son.
Barbecue with a variety of pic
nic foods were served with iced
tea.
William Sullivan announced the
passing of three of the Dail des
cendants since last year. Miss Helen
Sullivan presided.
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