We Salute The PbuSry Industry
And Producers In This Area
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Rose Hill, N. C.
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PHONE 2M-2367
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Congratulations
To Our
Neighbors
On Their
Progress In The Poultry
Industry
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? , PINK HILL, N. C.
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Mt Olive, N. C.
Or
719 N. Queen St.
Phone JA 3-2001
Kinston, N. C.
TOWN &
COUNTRY
GAS CO.
226 N. Center St.
Phone RE 4-3201
Goldsboro, N. C.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
of Rt. 2, Rose Hill, announce i
Emily Rose, to Bobby Gene
, C.W. Barfleld of Clinton, N.C.
Miss Batchelor is a gradu
Mr. Barfleld is a graduate
Thfe wedding will take place on
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Batchelor
the encasement of their daughter,
Barfleld. son of Mr. and Mrs.
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ate of Flora Macdonald College.
: of Atlantic Christian College.
November 2.
Outlaws
Bridge
Personals
Mrs. J. H. Parker, Corrr*
Mcsdanies Katie and Bonnie
Outlaw will- be co-hostess to
the Home Demonstration Club
at the church Monday October
21st. at 2:30 P. M. all members
are urged to be present. Visitors
invited and welcome.
Coy Smith of the Stanford sec
tion visited relatives here Fri
day afternoon.
Lewis W. Outlaw returned*
home Saturday night from Wil
kesharre, Pa. where he attend
ed a District R. E. A. meeting '
held there last week.
Bill Stott of Sims was a
brief visitor here Sunday after
noon.
Master Richard P. and little
Katherine Higgins of Sims Lake
near Fayetteville spent last week
with Joseph and Jean Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nichols
of Richlands were among visi
tors with Miss Rachel Outlaw
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lessie Ilorton attended
revival services at Pleasant
View, Presbyterian Church last
week.
IN "ALL SING"CONCERT
Gwen Rouse of Wallace was
a winner in the three divisions
of a competitive concert-type
variety show for'E.C.C.Slgma
Sigma. Sigma on Thursday
night.
Commissioners
Cooperation
The Duplin County Board of
Commissioners at their meet
ing on Monday, adopted a reso
lution commending C.W. Sur
ratt. Jr., of Rose Hill, chair
man and the members of the
Board of Directors of the Dup
lin County Industrial and Agri
cultural Council, Inc., for Wr
ing Preston B. Ralford as the
new Duplin County Industrial
director.
The commissioners assured
the council that they will co
operate with the council in every
way possible to bring about a
richer and fuller life for the
citizens of Duplin.
The resolution follows:
BEFORE THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS
October 7. 1963
NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY
Resolved, By the Board of
Commissioners of Duplin
County that the sincere thanks
and appreciation of this Board
is hereby extended to Mr. C.W.
Surratt. Jr., and to the Board
of Directors of the Duplin Coun
ty Industrial and Agricultural
Council, Inc., for tneir many
efforts in securing a Director
for the County's Industrial De
velopment Program.
Be It Further Resolved, That
this Board wishes great suc
cess to the continuing efforts
of the Council as the county
launches into a program for
greater Industrial and agricul
tural development.
The Board assures you that
it will cooperate in every way
possible in order to bring about
more jobs and a richer fuller
life for all of our citizens.
This the 7th day of October,
1963.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF DUPLIN COUNTY:
Kenneth G. Grady, Chairman.
J.W. Hoffler Member.
Murphy Simpson, Member.
Lott Kornegay Member.
J.B. Stroud, Member.
ATTEST:
Christine W. Williams
Clerk.
Mrs. Blackmore
Attends
Press Release
Mrs. Ruby M. plackmore,
teacher of Chemistry at the;
Wallace-Rose Hill High School,
attended the secona Eastern
North Carolina Teacher's Con
ference held at East Carolina
College on Saturday October
5, 1963. The Conference is
jointly sponsored by the Eas
tern North Carolina Section of
the American Chemical Socie
ty and East Carolina College.
Mrs. Blackmore appeared as a
panelist on the afternoon pro
gram entitled "Curbstone Clin
ic" during which time the chem
istry tests administered in
many schools in eastern North
Carolina last spring were e
valuated. These tests were giv
en in the Wallace-Rose Hill
High school to all students of 1
chemistry and were valuable in
evaluatiiw the retentive abili
ties of the students as well as
determining the degree of
learning or the basic scienti
fic principles involved.
The Eastern North Carolina
Section of the American Chemi
cal Society has been active since
its inception in direct assis
tance to high schools in Eas
tern Carolina. This assis
tance has taken the form ot
classroom lectures, serrdnar
programs, career counselling,
science fairs, student sym
posia, and Science Teacher's
Award. Among the membership
of this organization are people
who are not only trained in a
wide variety of technical fields,
but who have a deep interest
and a desire to participate in
the continuing progress of edu
cation in this area.
Mrs. Blackmore states that
this was a valuable meeting
in that it provided Information
to Improve teaching in the
classroom. Afternoon symposia
were held in the areas of .Chem
^r^^^^athematics^
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