Beulaville Society
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lanier
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brinson
hare returned from a vacation
to Florida. While there they vi
sited Mr. Kenneth Lanier.
Mrs. Lewis George Whaley.
Danita and Dehra and Mrs.
Cecil Whaley shopped in Wal
lace Saturday afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Marlon Edwards and
family were Rev. and Mrs. Ha
rold T. Smith and children Tr
ued, Linda and Chris of North
Wilksboro. Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Cottle and Zannle Mae Cottle.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Brinson
and Mr. and Mrs. Harty Foun
tain and children BoDby and
Robbin of Jacksonville visited
Mr. and Mrs. Don Mlesse and
family in Springfield. Ohio last
Rev. and Mrs. Eugene carmi
chael and children Lynn, Paula
and Perry spent several days
at Topsail Beach this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn La
nier shopped in Wilmington Sa
turday.
Mr. and Mr. Hosea Hunter and
sons James and Jerry and Andy
Kennedy spent the weekend with
Mr. arid Mrs. Jeff Garner at
Beaufort.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cottle
risked Mr. J. D. Miller at
Klnston Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs.CllntonCamp
bell and Mrs. Susan Turner
made a business trip to Wilson
Saturday.
Sgt. and Mrs. Vic Oxley and
Susan spent several days last
week wtth MRS. Susan Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Led Williams
have returned from a two weeks
vacation with their children.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Haywood
Williams and family In St. Pe
tersburg, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cool*
of Richmond. Virginia spent
the weekend with Mrs. Zannie
Mae cottle and Mr. and Mrs.
A. K. Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrey Gas
kins and children of Wallace
visited Mrs. Paul Bolin on Th
ursday night.
Mr. and MRS. Archie Lanier
recently visited Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Hallow and family in Greens
boro.
Mrs. Zannie Mae Cottle and
Mrs. Macy Trott enjoyed flsh
%at TuUs" Pond at Deep Run
rsday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Guy of
Jacksonville spent the weekend
with Miss Willie Guy.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Ed
wards visited Mrs. Vernon Tho
mas In Lenlor Memorial Hos
pital In Klnston on Tuesday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cottle,
Mrs. Zannie Mae Cottle. Mr.
and Mrs. A. K. Dunn enjoyed
Sunday at Surf City.
Pvt. Douglas Clark of Fort
Jackson, S. C. spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Clark.
Mrs. Cora Sanderson, Mrs.
Jim Southerland and Susanne
attended the funeral of Mrs. Ida
Hall at Pleasant Hill Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hussey
Jr. spent the fourth of July
weekend at Topsail Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cottle
and sons Terry and Timmy of
Aurora vlsltea their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cottle and
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sandlin
last weekend.
Cleveland Turner has re
turned after driving a chartered
bus to California, He visited Dls
ney Land and Hollywood while
there.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Dunn,
Mrs. Zannie Mae Cottle and
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cottle en
Joyed seeing the Glass Bottom
Boat at Klnston Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Ed
wards and children Kay and
Elaine and Mr. and Mrs.Milton
Cottle enjoyed bowling at Klns
ton Monday night.
Mr. ana Mrs. Warren Ed
wards, Judy, Joan and jerry
and Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Ed
wards, Kay and Elaine were at
Topsail Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Ozell Jones and Mrs.
Alda Sharpe have returned from
a visit with their sister. Miss
Bessie Sandlin at Atlanta, Geor
gia.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Home
and Leigh, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Home of Columbia, Southcaro
llna and Mr. and Mrs. Willie
White Humphrey of Rlchlands
spent last week at Topsail
Beach.
Mrs. Ruth Harris of Green
ville recently visited Mrs. Mina
B. Kennedy.
Mr. ana Mrs. Stanley Brat
cher and Mike of Columbia, S.
C. visited Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Rhodes and Mr. and Mrs. Ran
som Mercer last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Prentice Tyn
dall visited Manteo, North Ca
rolina last week. They attended
the showing of The Lost Co
lony. Some of the other his
torical sights they toured were:
The Elizabethan Garden and
Fort Raleigh National Historic
Site at Manteo. N. C.; The
Wright Brothers National Me
morial at Kill Devil Hill and
Kitty Hawk, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Barls Lanier,
their son, and Mr. and Mrs.
Prentice Tyndall spent last Fri
day at White Lake.
FISH FRY
The BeulavQle Moose Lodge
#1840 will have a fish fry Sa
turday, July 16 from five until
eight o'clock, at the old J. W.
Cottle farm on the Chinquapin
Road Just outside the Beula
vflle city limits. The white
public Is cordially Invited to
come out and eat all the fish
you can and enjoy the fellow
ship of this organization, free.
COMPLETES TRAINING
San Antonio, Texas - Air
man Richard D. Gore, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hermon A. Gore
of Beulaville, has been assign
ed to Macolll AFB, Fla., af
ter completing Air Force basic
training at Lackland AFB. Tex.
The airman, a 1965 graduate
of East Duplin High School In
Beulaville, will be trained on
the Job as a food service spe
cialist with the Tactical Air
Command. Airman Gore attend
ed Atlantic christian College
In Wilson.
FOURTH OF JULY CATCH--Carlton Craft.
Canarie Bans of Beulavllle went fishing on the
holiday In a local pond and caught 132 fish.
The perch, crapples and brems "dressed out
35 pounds. So what?so naturally a neighborhood
cook-out.
Waccamaw Splits Bank Stock
WHITE VILLE - Waccamaw
Bank and Trust Company an
nounced today that the Board
of Directors nad voted a split
In bank stock subject to a spe
cial call meeting of stockhol
ders later this month.
The announcement said the
stock would Increase outstand
ing shares from 230,000 to
460,000 and means that par
value of the stock would be
reduced from $10 to $5, and
each shareholder would receive
one additional share for each
share he holds now.
The chance in the stock, it
was reported, would put thepar
value and the market value of
the stock more In line with
other stock and would be more
the stock more In line with
other bank stock and would be
more attractive to Investors.
The Waccamaw showed
strong gains on June 30, 1966
over 1965. Deposits were up
over 13 per cent, or a dollar
Increase of over five million
dollars. Total resources are
up 13 per cent and total $49,
970,757 as compared to $44,
242,967 of June 30,1965.
Earnings for the first half
of 1966 amounted to $1.24 per
share, based on shares out
JAMES SPRUNT
Most of the works In this ex
hibition won purchase awards
In North Carolina artists' ex
hibitions from 1947 through 1957
and became a part of the Mu
seum's North Carolina collec
tion during that decade. Includ
ed are paintings by state ar
tists who have achieved national
fame, such as Claude Howell,
who is head of the Art De
partment at Wilmington Col
lege; Hobson Pittman, whose
work has been exhibited Inter
nationally; and Duncan Stuart,
now teaching in the School of
Design at N. C. State.
A full-blooded Cherokee In
dian, Going Back Chiltoskey,
won a purchase award In 1953
With his hollywood sculpture,
"Great Horned Owl," which Is
on display, along with a bronze
sculpture by artist Robert A.
Howard of the University of
North Carolina Art Depart
ment. Works by Harriet Bogart,
Jerry caplan, Mary Anne Jen
kins, John chapman Lewis,
Edith London, Elizabeth Ham
rick Mack, Earl Mueller, Jen
ny and John Rembert, Gerard
Tempest, and Mary Leath Tho
mas, round out the collection.
AM! -
aiaiiuuig as 01 june outn. WOc
cam aw paid its shareholders
a 10 per cent stock dividend
In March of this year.
Earnings have kept pace In
spite of tne sharp Increase in
interest paid for savings. In
terest paid for the first six
months of 1966 was 14 per
cent greater than for the same
period last year and totaled
$409,966.
New or remodeling of faci
lities are either underway or
planned for Kenansville, snal
lotte, Chadbourn, Whlteville,
Flrmont, and a Television Drive
In unit will be in operation in
Lumberto n by September 1st.
Waccamaw operates 21 offices
in IS towns and will merge with
The Commercial Bank of Dunn
later this year.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lanier of
Chinquapin announce the engagement of their daughter, Delia
Sue, to Gerald Dean Lanier also of Chinquapin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Lanier. The wedding planned for July the 23rd
at 4 p.m. in the Cole's Chapel Holiness Church. Friends and
relatives are Invited.
With Our
Boys
LOUIS M. WEST
ALEXANDRIA. LA. ~ Louis
M. West, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace M. West of Route 1,
Magnolia, N. C., has been pro
moted to staff sergeant in theU.
S. Air Force.
Sergeant West Is an air traf
fic controller at England AFB,
La. He is a member of the Air
Force Communications Service
which has units deployed world
wide toprovide communications
and air traffic control for US
AF operations.
The sergeant Is a graduate
of Llttlefleld High School in
Lumberton, N. C.
His wife, Barbara, Is the dau
gher of Mr. and Mrs. George
Lane of Fairmont, N. C.
HARRY MILLER
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. - Air
man Harry Miller, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ethro L. Miller of
Beulavflle, N. C., has bean as
signed to Myrtle Beach AFB,
S. C.. after completing Air
Force basic training.
The airman, a 1964graduate
of East Duplin High School, will
be trained on the Job as an
administrative specialist with
the Tactical Air Command.
SAY YOU SAW IT IN
THE TIMES - SENTINEL
Cotton Plant Dedication ;
At Clinton On Friday
Clinton - The world's meet
modern cotton yarn spinning
plant will be dedicated hereFrt
day, July 1?.
Beaunlt Textiles, a division
of the corporation, will
formally dedicate Its $4 million
Clinton plant in ceremonies high
light ed-by addresses from Gov,
Dan K. Moore and Beaunlt pre
sident Irwin S. Mekzer.
The 120,000 square-foot air
conditioned building, where
production began last October,
will be open to the general
public the next day, Saturday,
JUly 16.
Clinton Plant Manager R. Al
lan Welch said that more than
460 state officials, textile exe
cutives and visiting dignitaries
have been Invited to attend tile
dedicatory service.
Among those expected are
Sen. a Everett Jordan. Rep.
David N. Henderson; J. W. York
chairman of the board of di
rectors of the N. C. Depart
ment of Conservation and De
velopment; CAD director Dan
Stewart; officers of Daniel Con
struction Co., and officials of
Saco-Lowell Shops.1
The building was erected by
the D anile Company at a cost
of $1.5 million with an addition
al $2.5 m alien spent on the
equipment development by Se
co-Lowell, s division of the
Msremont Corp.
"This plant represents the
first time that fully automated
equipment has been Joined as
a producing unit to achieve the
ultimate In modern textile pro
duct on." welch said.
In continuous operation?
three shifts daily seven days a
week?Beaunit's Clinton plant
i
and <U leo-jdw employe* wfil
process approximately 830
fire-hundred pound bsles of cot
100 weekly.
Employing and training more
than 95 percent of its force In
the Clinton area, Daaunlt pro
vides a payroll of about #760,
000 annually to the community
e?When'production began last
year, the plant ran at 103 per
cent of Its predicted capacity
Welch said; since early this
year production has averaged
nearly 96 percent.
The dedication ceremonies
will be conducted at die plant,
beginning at noon on the 16th.
Following the address by Gov.
Moore, whose February 1965
announcement disclosed Beau
nit's plans for an operation
here, a luncheon will be at
tended by the guests, a tour
of the plant wu conclude the
day's sctlritles.
The plant will be open for
public tours on Saturday from
10 a.m? until 4 p.m.
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