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chard age 11/1.
Kin. s ni given shear
lug Saturday before Justice of
tba Paaca, Kl 11a Baker of Bon
HUl.
Tba chlMran were taken by
thalr faihar to hla mother who
Urea in Bladaa County.
Mrs. Smith wee reported to
have gone to tba homo of her
parent upon raleaee from Jail.
Guest
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tlotlcs indicating the degree of
poverty from which a commu
nity auflara and Included aaoh
facta as the median family In
come, rates of crime, unem
ployment, Illiteracy, and Infant
mortality, and how these fao
I tors affect the community as
I well as the persons directly
concerned.
Ha stressed that a poverty
population creates a drain on
the entire community since the
poor people pay fewer local
I taxes and consume fewer goods.
He emphasized that If poverty
could be eradicated the econo
my of the entire community
would receive a substantial
boost.
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xnr. r uaon iwcuowan, KO
tary Program Chairman, se
cured the program and pre
sented Mr. Murray to the mem
bers present.
Rotarlan Robert West pre
sented the visitors that in
cluded: E. J. Poop and Leslie
Brock of Mt. Olive; Bill Mc
Gowan of Wilmington; and Char
lie McCullers of Dunn.
President Richard Cavenangh
stated that membership atten
dance was improving and chal
lenged the group to Improve
the club's present attendance
rating in this Rotary District.
Bank Employees
bank for help.
Assisted by Mr. P. Kretsch
and others in the Kenansvllle
bank, Mr. Cutler, Mrs. Patsy
Lanier, Mrs. Faye Hail, Mrs.
Loralne Griffin, Mrs. Blanche
Spell, Mrs. Marie Pickett, and
Mrs. Joyce Sholar were re
leased after treatment at Dup
lin General Hospital.
The attending physlcaln ad
vised that Mrs. Futrell should
be contacted and with some dif
ficulty her husband aroused her
from what could have been fatal
sleep.
After the employees left the
bank Mr. Futrell realized he
was being overcome, as was his
assistant.
Several of the employees of
the bank, though not hospitalized
were unable to return to work
the following day.
Officiate
tor Robort Morgan (D-Harnett),
Representative David Bum
gardner (D-Gaston), Represen
tative Clarence Leather man
(D-Lincoln). Senator Ed Kemp
(D-Gullford) and Floyd Evans,
President, North Carolina Pub
lic Welfare Directors Associa
tion, will speak to the delegates
and guests.
The Convention will close
Tuesday evening with the Annual
Banquet and presentation of a
wards for outstanding county of
ficials.
Attending from Duplin will be
Mr. F. W. McGowan, Auditor,
Mrs. Winnie Wells. County at
torney, Chairman E. E. Kelly,
and Messrs W. J. Hoffler, J.B.
Stroud, Leon Brown and Joe
Attends Convention
Sheriff and Mrs. T. Elwood
Revelle accompanied by their
daughters, Gall, Connie, and
Judy attended the Sheriffs Con
vention held last week at Caro
lina Beach. Also attending the
convention from Duplin County
was Deputy E. Graham Chest
nut!.
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99, Route I, Fal
son, who to import
from bis brother, Art Vu had
bis tor tfas past six years,
died In an atempt to bars his
proscriptions refilled.
Dopnttes Irrln Outlaw and
my Thlgpen said Vann was
carrying thro# empty medicine
bottles when be fell on North
Carolina Highway 430.
Efforts to revive vann by tfas
Mount Olive Rescue Squad were
In vain.
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Attention rarems
Kindergarten classes will be
In operation In ESEA school's
during the school year 1967-ta.
If your child will be five (B)
years old on or before October
16, 1967, he or she Is eligi
ble to attend the kindergarten of
your choice.
Your child should have Birth
Certificate and a record of all
Immunizations by the date
school opens, August 31, 1967.
Kenansville
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street lights and Christmas
lights.
Anticlpated Income from t?
rloos taxes was estimated at
$14,260, leaving an excess fond
of $1,135.
The water fund was set at
$6,070 with an anticipated in
come of $10,075. Expenses In
this fund include superinten
dents salary, labor, office ex
pense, electric power, meters,
.pipes and supplies, water analy
sis, fin department service and
Christmas dinner far em
ployees.
Expense for Cemetery was
set at $280 with an estimated
Income from sale of lots of
$250. Interest on present funds
estimated at $00 would be used
for Improvements.
The Powell BUI revenue Is
anticipated at $4,100 which wlU
be spent In street repairs and
construction.
New street lights wUl replace
the existing lghts In town and
a plan was discussed to collect
back taxes.
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neao dian
Mrs. Helsn Sooder of Rom Hill
and assisting teachers are,
Mrs. Hacel Wells, Miss Betty
tftollock and Miss Gertrude
. Stanford. Aides will be, Mrs.
lfaby Montford, Miss Agnes Mc
Gee, Miss Mary James and
Miss Thelma Chasten.
The Beulavllle center -will be
headed by Mrs. Linda Smith.
Assistant teachers are Mrs.
Ellolse Albertson and Mrs.
Vercna Miller. Aides, Mrs.
Dovle Sandlln, Mrs. Cora Hall
and Geraldlne Kenan.
Mrs. Nell Wilson of the Com
munity Action staff In Rom
Hill will supervise the three
county program, assisted by
Mrs. Margrette T. Kenan.
CARD OF THANKS
Please accept our deep and
sincere gratitude for every act
of kindness shown to our hus
band and father the late James
H. Carlton. We want to es
pecially thank the Doctors, Nur
ses, Orderlies, all hospital per
sonnel and all our neighbors
and friends and especially ask
God's blessing on each of you.
Mrs. J. H. (Jim Carlton)
Elisabeth Carlton Story
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Answer: Congress pres. i b<
the liability Selective Service
System determines availability;
and the Department of Defense
lecide: acceptability.
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Question: What requlremenls
must I meet to qualify for a
II-S classification as an under
graduate college student?
Answer; You must file a writ
ten request with your local
board for deferment as an un
dergraduate college student.
Additionally, you must provide
your local board each year with
convincing evidence that you
are continuing to pursue satis
factorily a full-time course of
instruction at a college, univer
sity or similar institution of
learning.
Question: How does the Se
lective Service System define
the phrase "satisfactorily pur
suing a full-time course of in
struction" when the deferment
of undergraduate college stu
dents is being considered?
Answer: To be considered as
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sausiacwruy pursuing a lull
time course of instruction", an
undergraduate student wbo is
taking a four-year course should
earn 25% of the credits required
for his baccalaureate degree at
the end of his first academic
year, 50% at the end of his
second academic year, and 75%
at the end of his third academic
year. In the case of a bacca
laureate degree for which 5
years of study are prescribed
by the institution, a student
should earn 20% each year of
the total credits required for
the degree.
Question: What is meant by
a "student's academic year"?
Answer: In determining eli
gibility for classification in
Class II-S (college student), a
student's academic year shall
include the 12-month period fol
lowing t h e beginning of his
course of study.
Mr. Smith urges that regis
trants keep in touch with the
local board at all times. Here
minds the registrants that their
classlflcatlan depends upon the
Information they furnish the lo
cal board. The local board for
Duplin County Is located on the
secood floor of the Duplin
County Courthouse In Kenans
vllle, N. C.
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lng for something out of tteor
-est where 40 icresof
beautiful, scenic foreet lend
have bean converted into a uni
que, historical travel at
You'll And on O. 8. 129,
Just south of the Great 8moky
Mountains National Park, an
old-timer railroad village that
locks and operates like the 1290
era, located in Graham County
between the county seat of Rcb
blnsvllle and the town of Tap
ton. You'll know it the moment
you lay eyes on a real, old
Shay-type steam locomotive st
anding on a stationary track at
the entrance, one of the oldest
most famous "Sidewinders"
still in existence in this coun
try, with a bright colored old
caboose behind it.
And right over there on the
other aide of Tulula Creek the
sign says Bear Creek Junction,
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depot with the standard-gauge
railroad tracks a long aide a
loading platform. You'll cross
those tracks cautiously, al
though you already know that the
powerful old Shay steam loco
motives, designed for heavy
logging, were geared to a speed
of six miles or less per hour.
More than likely youll catch
the """H of a long, lonesome
like train whistle somewhere
out there on the mountain, ano
ther old "Sidewinder", with a
long line of sight-seeing cars
behind it, announcing Its ar
rival at Bear Creek Junction.
You'll hurry to buy a ticket
and Join the crowd of passen
gers waiting to board the train
for a four-and-a-half mile trip
across the Great Smokies to
Nantahala Gorge. Few visitors
to this spot can ever forget the
thrill of standing on a large
platform built on the rim of
Nantahala Gorge, looking out
over this vast ravine extending
as far as the eye can see, down
1,000 feet Into the river-bedded
valley below. They discover the
meaning of the Indian word
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Urn murj^etottqae8lfcMar'
lighting fixtures, ovary-taint: to
cldental to railroad operation,
has boon housed In huge, well -
preserved railroad cars. Many
different typos of lone ago pas
bled on stationary tracks Mr too
visitor's Inspection, including
too famous "Robort E. Lao." a
Pullman tost saw service fior
many yoors on tooCrosoontLl
mltod, Inc., botwoon Now York
and Now Orisons. Tho entire
of American rallroadm"***"*
Just back of too mnaoumls an
old-fashioned, family typo
steam saw-mill such as tew
parsons living today havo had
opportunity to oxamtno. Noor
too dopot Is an old-tlmov arlst
mill and a country stars, and
If you'ro a-mind to, yon may
enjoy a lunchoon on a roal
railroad dining car, quo tost
operated for many yoars on too
famous Nlckol Plate Rood bo
rween x. Lioms ana I'leveiana.
Food aonrlco on this dining car
is maintained as It was In tho
early 1900's using the same
linen and silver, even to finger
bowls.
Bear Creek Junction grew
out of the Graham County Rail
road Company, Inc~ at RobMn
svllle, one of the oldest short
line railroads still In active
service In this country. It la
said that only SO of the famous
Shay - type steam locomotives
(the last one built in 1047) are
still In existence. Five of them
are owned by this road, three
of them now In operation at Bear
Creek Junction.
The owners of this railroad and
Its affiliate, the Bemls Hard- i
wood Lumber Company. Inc^
and Fontana Village Resort at
Fontana Dam, are sponsors of
the new travel attraction.
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