BRIEFS
(Continued From Page 1)
NINE INDUCTED
Inducted from Duplin County
during October 1963 were;
James Frederick King. Rt. 2.
Wallace N.C.; AlvlnEarlHlnes,
Wallace. NX.; Bobby Maxwell
Leroy Merrin. RL 1. War
saw N.C.; MUiar<J William La
nlar. Rt. 2. Wallace. N.C.;
Jerry David Henderson. Rose
hill, Johnnie Lee carr. Rt.
3. Rose Hill. Robert Earl
Murphy, Rose Hill. N.C.; Dew
ro Deans Williams, Rt, 1. War
saw. N.C.
The November call for in
duction is for 4 men to be
delivered on 13 of November
The age for classification of
registrants has now been low
ered from age 21 to age 19.
ATTEND CHURCH WORKSHOP
About 86 musicians in N.C.
church denominations were at
ECC on Saturday for an all
day church musk; workshop for
organist. From Duplin were:
Mrs. Roy E. Davis. Sunday
school pianist at the Baptist
church, and Mrs. Robert J.
Farrlor. Jr.. church pianist
at the Missionary Baptist
Church in Calypso; and from
Rose HOI, Anita Cottle, Rose
Hill Baptist organist and Nan
cy H. Williams, choir direc
tor at the Rose HOI Baptist
Church.
SPAIN1SH CLASSES
The Spalnish classes of East
Duplin High School met Thurs
day. October 24, 1963 in die
school cafeteria to organize a
Spalnish Club. The meeting was
brought to order and presided
by Miss Sandra Kennedy. She
told the group of thi three pro
jects for tht year. The club
is going to Pedro's Spainlsh
Restuarant in Fayettevllle in
th middle of November, and
have a Spainlsh Christmas, and
in the spring help Mrs. Anna -
Guy prepare a Spainlsh supper.
Spainish recipes.
Theyare as follows: President.
Harold Creech; Vice-Presi
dent Peggy Lanier; Secretary,
Thomasuu Sanderson; Treas
urer, Boyce Smith; Reporter
Sherry Taylor.
The meeting was then ad-.
journed until further notice.
Reporter. Sherry Taylor
JIMMY TEACHEY Or ROSE
HILL SCORES FOR CAMP
BELL WIN
Campbell boots Pfeiffer 3-2.
Jimmy Teachev of Rose HOI.
the only American forward on
the Campbell team, made a
goal in the last few seconds of
a five-minute overtime to de
cide the game. The team lost
to N.C. State, tied Duke and
beat Belmont Abbey 9-2. The
Camels have remaining mat
ches at Carolina and at Da
vidson.
REVIVAL AT ONH-Y
Revival services will be held
at Unity Church. Warsaw, Rt.2,
from November 11 through 14.
Rev. C.H. Harrell, minister.
Rev. J.P. Pegg. pas
tor, extends a cordial welcome
to everyone.
HOME MANAGEMENT
COURSE
The Home Management
Course being taught at the Ram
sey Hatchery will be held on
Thursday nieht at 7:30 p.m.
The topic this week will be
"Handcrafts Made In The
Home."
ATTEND HOME EC. WEEKEND
Barbara Brown. Lina Kay
Kennedy. Carol Ann Guenn and
Rebbie Blankenshlp of East
Duplin High School; Sue Bell,
Ann Dail, Ruth Dail. Carol
Klrby and Linda Clifford of
Nortn D'jplin High School were
among the 158 High School?
Girls who attended East Caro
lina Home Economics weekend.
Mrs. Hazel Tripp, president of
the N.C. Home Economics As
sociation, spoke to the group.
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4-H urogram
sant Grove,; Lela Ward, Bea
ver Dam; Ray Roberts, Jr.,
Stanford; jean Carr, Beautan
cus. Forestry; Bill Costln. Jr.,
Warsaw; Janet Lanier, Cedar
Fork: Anthony Westbrook, --
Woodland; Charles Costin,
Warsaw.
Garden; Ellis Gerald Korne
gay, Pleasant Grove; Gall Ed
wards, Cedar Fork; Anthony
Westbrook, Woodland; Keith
Westbrook, Woodland. Health;
Beverly Grady, Pleasant Grove;
Ray Roberts Jr., Stanford; ?
Linda Smith, Smiths; ftelth ?
Westbrook, Woodland; Jlome -
Economics-, Linda wfay, war
saw. LIbb/ Fussell, Greenwood;
Joyce Hamilton. Magnolia; Lin
da Smith, Smiths. Home im
provement; Kathryn Costln,
Warsaw; A.Q. Smith, Jr., Mag
nolia; Lola Lanier. Cedar Fork;
Gloria Merrltt, Beaver Dam.
Leadership; Mary Alice Thom
as, Magnolia; Lela Ward, Bea
ver Dam; Ray Roberts Jr.,
Stanford; Anthony Westbrook,
Woodland.
Poultry; John C. Smith, Jr.,
Smiths; wanda Smith, Smiths;
Thomas Turner, Smiths; Gas
ton Westbrook, Woodland.?
Safety; Mary Alice Thomas.
Magnolia-, Ray Roberts, Jr.,
Swine; fha i
Jr.. Warsaw; Frederick Rouse!
Pleasant Grove; Anthony West
brook, woodland. Tractor;?
Frederick Rouse. Pleasant -
Grove; Hal Walker. Woodland.
Special Programs (Public
Speaking); Anthony Wesibrook.
woodland, Lela Ward, Beaver '
Dam. Achievement In Money
Management; Durant Glover.?
Smiths. Achievement In. Home
Management; Mary Alice
Thomas. Magnolia.
COURT from pg. 1
but judgment had not been pro
nounced at press time.
J. Arthur Whitley will be
tried this term of court on a ,
charge of shooting his brother
to death with a pistol at chin
quapin October 12. Eddie Black
burn faces a charge of secret
assault on a female and Wil
liam Lee satchel with first
degree burglary and rape. Wil
liam Ed. Swlnson Is scheduled
for trial on a charge of break
ing and entering and larceny;
Hoover Pickett with assault with
a deadly weapon and Glenn
Cashwell with assault and rob
bery. Theodore Boney faces a
manslaughter charge.
PATIENTS
Continued from pg. 1
Strickland, & Baby Girl, Beu
lavllle; Evelyn Goodman, it
Baby Boy, Warsaw; Sylvia -
Marshburn & Baby Boy, Pink
Hill; Sandra May, Rose Hill;
Laura Faires, Albertson;
Blanche Wilson, Warsaw; Mi
chael wayne Albertson, Beu
lavllle; Beulah Faye Grady.
Kenansville; Stacy B Jack
son, Beulaville; Faye Stewart,
BeulavQle; Sadie Cooper, War
saw; George Dudley Williams,
Warsaw: Roslyn Janeth Turner,
& Baby Boy, Warsaw.
LEGAL NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
FOR GASOLINE AND OIL FOR
COUNTY OWNED CARS
Sealed proposals and bids
will be received by the Board
of Commissioners of Duplin
County at the Commissioner's
Room In the Courthouse In the
Town of Kenansville, North
Carolina, until 11:00 o'clock
A.M., on November 18, 1963,
at which time said bids will
be opened for furnishing gaso
line and oil for county owned
cars of the Sheriff's Depart
ment.
Bids and proposals must be
enclosed in a sealed envelope
addressed to the Board of
County Commissioners of Dup
lin County, % Mrs. Christine
W. Williams, Register-ofDeeds
and ymt officio clerk to-said
W?r4. and marked ,'BW and
Proposal for furnlsKlrig Gaso
line and Oil for county owned
cars of Sheriff's Department."
The right Is reserved to re
ject any or all bids and to
award tne contract to the bid
der which In the opinion of
said Board Is the lowest res
ponsible bidder and whose bid
Is the most beneficial to the
interest of Duplin County.
This 4th day of November,
1963
BOAR D OF COMMISSIONERS
OF DUPLIN COUNTY
BY: Christine w. Williams.
Clerk
11-7-lT-DCo.
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Luclan Marvin Fuss ell. 46.
died Wednesday morning in the
Duplin General Hospital after a
short illness. He was a native
of Duplin County and a rest
ient /Rt. 2, Rase Hill.
Funeral services were con
ducted at 2 p.m. Friday at
Norman Memorial Chapel by the
Rev. E.F. Knight of the Corinth
Baptist Church In Teachey.
Burial was in Rockflsh Mem
orial Cemetery In Wallace.
Mr. Fussell was the son of
the late Willie James Fussell
and Eva Drew.
His survivors Include his wi
dow, Mrs. Ruby Fussell: one
son. Charles Fussell of Wal
lace: one daughter, Catherine
Fussell of Wallace; onebrother, j
Reggie Fussell of Burgaw; and
one sister, Mrs. Eldora John
son of Rose HOI,
MRS. LEADiE RIVEN3ARK. 72 |
SUCCUMBS
Mrs. Flora Hanchey Riven- j
bark, 72, died Friday morning.
A native of Duplin County, ,
she resided on Rt. 2 Wallace.
She Is survived by her hus
band. Leadle Rlvenbark; one
daughter, Mrs. J.L. Nichols
Jr., and three sons, Norwood.
David H. and George Riven
bark, all of Wallace; two sis
ters, Mrs. Jerry Cottle, and
Mrs. Ben Rlvennark, both of
Rose HOI, and 15 grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted Sunday at 3 p.m. at the
Norman Memorial Chapel by
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Daniel Cottle, Nathan Hanchey
Ronald Rlvenbark, Alien Riven
baric. Cam Rivenbark and Don
Rlvenfrtrk. t" .
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^ FABRICS
^Qiualttyfttrics)
Clark's Shopping
Center rid
S Warsaw, N. C.
Mohair "Tufty"
4 '? y ' '0* Botany Fur-Blend Wool *
Double Knits
Botany Ticeeds
Coordinating
& Solid Blouse Crepe
Suede Cloth
V
Solid & Print Corduroy^
Featuring McCall Patterns
BROWN'S
m CABINETS & MILLWORK
y[ J ROSE HILL. N. C
mDoors (All Types) Windows-ft?>
Hardware- Tools & ^
jhg& Insulation-Shingles
qpT Plywood-Tile Board
Mouldlngs-Nails^GyPSum Wallboard
Adheslves-Pittsburg Paints
Weldwood Prefinlsh Paneling
Celling Tile^^Laminating Plastic
Window Glass-Mirrors ^?
*?$5 Monarch & Suburban (Built-in)
Kitchen Aid Dish Washers
SINGER SALES
&
SERVICE
k
Robert F. Maready
Day Phone AT5-3012 Night AT 5-2304
Wallace, N. C.
Dial LY 2-2317
J. F. REYNOLDS
MUSIC COMPANY
Operators Of
COIN OPERATED PHONO
GRAPHS AND POOL TABLES.
CIGARETTE VENDORS. New
CIGARETTE VENDORS. NEW
AND USED RECORDS.
516 Beamon St.
Clinton, \C.
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everything
FOR
EVERYBODY
AT
GRMKI
GROCERIES
MEATS
GAS & OIL
DRY GOODS
. IW HILL H- >
Ask For Flakes' Recappl
at your
Favorite Service Station
FLAKES TIM SERVICE
Clinton, N. C.
Wilmington Hwy. LY 2-2809
iWells Stockyards!
Wallace. W. C. J
I AUCTION EVERY THURSDAY
Buying and Selling Dally
(Except Sunday) I
I OFFICE PHONE AT 5-2161
D. L. WELLS Night Phone AT 5-2261
? JACK P. WELLS Night Phone AT 5-2511
FOR GOODNESS SAKE
.
Watson"s Chicken
AT YOUR
FAVORITE GROCER'S
ROSE HILL
POULTRY- CORP.
ROSE HILL. N. C.
herring's
andy
doers
You can throw away
that old toothbrush! I
? quickly...easily I
KLEEN
Restores new look to
ceramic tile walls and floors
iU.TW.PE ON CAMKLEEN I
OUT DIRT AND QR|ME
HERRING
SUPPLY CO.
ROSE HILL. N. C. -
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Perry Hall's Grocery & A. L. Jackson's Grocery
401 South Center St. Beside Railroad MOUNT OLIVE, N. C. ROUTE 1 MOUNT OLIVE, N. C.
Hoiieycult
SMOKED
PICNICS
29ci>
Honey cull pf0^||
SAUSAGE
29c lb.
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FPESH
HAM^e
Lr.
HEAVY GRAIN FED
Beef
ROUND
STEAK
491
HEAVY GRAIN FED
RUMP
BEEF
ROAST
HOW IT'S PEPSI I.
for those who I ~~ I
think young! I
$1.28 Crate KJggOIA I
32c Carton
Plus Deposit I??
Be sure to register for free
ham every Friday. Free
turkey every Saturday from
now until Christmas. ?
Hamburge 1
39c lb. 33s!
WQjj |BB
MAXWELL BLUE
HOUSE LABEL
C(W with cup
J7c? FREE ^|7 B?gi
LORD ,
i CALVERT LUZ1ANNE
AQi> K'd 49'
'fljCcoii Label * * IAG
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No limit on 7
> anything we sell. 1# CMP
Fruit Cake
PULLET Mix Best Grade
20C