FajwBoy Funeral services for Captain David Carroll Burch, 24, of Rt. 1, Falson, who was killed in ac tion In Vietnam Sept. 3, were conducted Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in Popular Grove Baptist Chu rch fay the Rev. Eddie Wether lngton and a chaplain from Ft. Bragg. Burial was In Wayne Memorial Park In Golds bo ro. He was a native of Wayne County and graduated with hon ors from N.C. State University in 1966. He entered the ser vice In August, 1966 and re- { celved the Air Medal and Dis tinguished Flying Cross during his tour of duty as a pilot in the 191st Army Helicopter Com pany. Surviving are his parents! $ Mr. and Mrs. William D. Bur- , ch; four brothers, Barry, BUI, Jim and Ted Burch or Rt. 1, F aison; his paternal grandpar ents; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bur ch of Mt. Olive; his maternal grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Hlnes of Falson. NOTICE! I The Town of Warsaw will fhiih out the fire hydrants each second Friday, beginning about I:M p. m. This operation will take sev eral hours. Water will be available for limited use, however residents are asked not to run washing machines or use large quanti ties of water during this time. ?ijTSf .SB *****m' ?,, p' -r? CwtoMiiw D. J. FumI of Bom Hill pro oeata the kept of the aew wing of Whaler Boot Home to Mrs. Joke Hall, eo maaager af Ike Heel Home la Kenanevllle. N. C. (Pkoto tar Rath Wells) Whaley Rest Home Expands The Whaley Rett Home in KenansviOe has opened its new wing which provides additional space for 10 residents, bring ing their total capacity to 54. The building at the new lo cation was formerly opened in October of last year and al most immediately was filled to capacity. Whalay Rest Home wag ori ffl^^entfterf0r thFStJ ?1 _ Home in Duplin was closed. Mrs. Delia Whaley began the initial operation with only three residents. Mrs. Whaley's son John, and daughter-in-law, Carolyn, Join ed the staff in 1958 when the Home had expanded to a capa city of sixteen. A steady growth through the EttTLLfiSBIE - s new .,fnd modern structure The new all il&trlc re?t home ? ? 1 n ? ' ? ? SBB^ _ ? with a capacity (or 34 re?idents obaarved open house on Octo ber 12 of last year. D. J. Pus sell and Co. of Rose HOI was contractor. Mrs. Whaley retired upon opening the new houoe and the managMMht was turned over to her eon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Hall. Their three daughters, Sharon, Randy c ^ -.w :< Mass ftmst of County Bootleggers Alcoholic Beverage Control officer* have been working in Duplin County with Sheriff T. El wood Reveile and his depu ties in a~ county wide crack down on bootlegger. Today more than sixty warrants hare been issued and the violators have been cited to General Cou nty Court for the October 17 term. Officers assisting Sheriff Re velle were ABC Officials from Holts, Pender, Cumberland and Wake Counties. County officers asalstincwirh the crack down were: Chief Deputy Snyder Dcmpscy. Depu ties urabam Umatnutt, uietm Jernigan, AlfredBssden. jack Alberts oil, E. E. Proctor, Con stables Bur sell Holland. J. E. Chestnutt, Jlmmle Kelly asd VI. E. Chestnutt. Alonto Kelly of Chinquapin, a member of the Duplin County Grand Jury was charged with possession of nontax paid whis key. possession of non tax paid whiskey for purpose of sale and did sell. His wife Shirley Kelly was charged with possession ? 2 1/2 cases of non tax paid whiskey and possession of non tax pud whiskey for the pur pose of sale and did sell. Charged with illegal pos- | session of non tax paid whiskey, illegal possession of non tax paid whiskey for the purpose of sale, and did sell were: Cor alee Graham of Chinquapin, Norwood Pickett of Chinquapin, Mrs. Freely Miller of Pink Hill; Holly Smith of Pink Hill; Dora Smith, Pink Hill; 2 counts Cath erine Mewborne, Pink Hill; Irene Jones, Pink Hill: 2 counts, tola Amnions of Kenansvllle; Adelle Parker of Kenansvllle, 2 counts; Willie Williams of Kenansvllle; Joyce Lee Farrlor of Kenans vllle; Rosevelt Thorn, Wallace; Edna Fryar of Teachey, Eddie Hall, Cflbuapln; ScottieMer ryweathejfof Chinquapin; Sonny Tnomas of Chinquapin; Allen Flowers of Chinquapin; Roose velt Lanier, Chinquapin; Cicero Dixon, Ken?isvUle; Annie Ruth Lee, alias Annie Ruth Souther land, alias Annie Ruth Robinson of Magnolia; Charley Wells of Wallace; Juanita Plummer, Wallace; Mary B. Haskins, Rose Hill; Tom Barnes, Rose Hill; John Duke, Kenansville; Mattle J arm an, Warsaw; Annie Laurie Wallace of Warsaw; Sandy Mack Teachey of Charity; vernell Murray, Kenansville; Verdell Turner, Wallace; and Dorothy Kino of Wallace. Charged with possession of tax paid beer or whiskey for purpose m sale and did sell were: Azzie Moore, Warsaw; Betty Carlton, Bowden; Irene High smith, Beulaville; 2 counts, Ida Mae Williams of Beulaville; Lena Batts, Chinquapin; W. A. Teachey of Deep Bottom, 2 counts; Irvln Lee Chasten of Chinqu4>ln; Henrietta Jones of Albertson; Vernell Dixon of Warsaw, Lena Dixon, Warsaw, Dorothy Chasten, Chinquapin; Marvts White, Kenansville; On ell Pearsall, Kenansville; Eu gene Williams, Kenansville; James Whitehead. Chinquapin; Cantinaed to page I Officer* frem Dnplltt for ' Wallace Fer PteaMent" itMtti with the apeaker whee a rdr ?m held a* Ihndv evening la the Cap ita Ceoaty Ceartreem. Frem left to right ere: Ideal Odeat, Secretary; Daaay Nerrie. Capita Mill*, Volunteer for Wallace: Reed Stnbbi. State Chalrmait (or Wallace and open Iter for Ike even ing. On the back raw <L to R) are Larry McCul len, Preciaet Chairman and Moeeo Pan I. Pond % Urge Group Attended^ "Wallace For President-Rally About 400 or more person* were In Duplin County Court Howe^on^Tkirsdsy evening u> iBfli for "Wallace For PresW Chairman for to all**, was em 'oee. He introdui ed Willie Hud son, third District Coordinator for Wallace and thr other Off icers for the campaign who wet lis, Volunteer for Wallsce, Lar ry McCullen, Precinct ChMr man and Moses Paul, Fund R? U8L?1B?' speakor.w? OmttaM* te PU* T?* ? m ~iv Southeastern Fanners' Grain Asso. to Expand Facilities Milford Qulnn, Chairman of the Duplin Development Comm ission Board, and Eugene R. Carlton, President of Southeas tern Farmer's Grain Associ ation, jointly announced today plans for an additional 320,000 bushel capacity to the grain fac ility at Warsaw to accommodate the expanding needs for grain storage In the area. Mr. Carl ton said that four 80,000-bushel metal storage bins would be bu ilt beside the existing structure. He said the present drying, loading and unloading facilities will be utilized in handling the added edacity and that the new bins would lie used primarily for storage. Grading for the foundation started on Tuesday, September Clothing Missing From Line Qeputy Sheriff E. E. Proctor said Durant Jones of near Westbrooks Cross Roads re ported a most unusual theft that took place at his home sometime during the day Mon day, September 16. Mrs. Jones did the family wash and hung the wash on the line to dry before she left home Monday morning. Upon returning home Monday aflengoon parts of the clothing had teen removed from the line. .Evidently die thief or thieves, "VSM*"ffcly't*ey detect ed the beat foments and only those of two different sizes, jftmoog the items reported mis ;?ng were 4 mens T-6hirta,#4 ladies slips and other under wear. Left on the line with various items of clothing were bed linens. Mrs. Jones is employed in Kenans ville and Mr. Jones is emgoyed in LaGrange. nputy Peoctor is continuing the Investigation. ?'Ji-1 Officials Jointly announcing an expansion of Southeastern Farmers Grain Association are left to right John Soles, manager Duplin Farm ers Home Administration; Preston Ralford, di rector Duplin Development Commission; Engene Carlton, president of Southeastern Grain As sociation; Milford Quinn. president of Duplin Development Commission; Roy Woodcock, Man ager of Southeastern Grainery and Craven Brewer, officer in charge or the Warsaw office of Branch Banking and Trust Company. i P ( Photo hy Bath Wells) ? _ L A .!_ ? - n-i JJ1) ? lubihe CaksMion le-fed Retarded Children The cake baking contest and . ?fr?Hnn was started in 1968 with the firtt Poultry Jubilee, and has now fcomc an annual event and a major attraction at Cwtteacd ? ?f? ? y BEST TARHEEL UNIT ? Company Com mander Capt. Arnold M. Jones (L) accepts the Eisenhower Trt^hy from SOth Infantry Division Commander Major General Ivan Hardeaty. in ceremonies at the Clinton National Gnard Armory Saturday night. The Clinton unit roectr ed the coveted award aa the state'* moat out standing for the year 1M7. Look lag on la Bri gade Commander Col. WUHam Buck (Photo by Tom Weaver) Man Jailed On Forgery Charlie Henry McArthur, 20, negro male of Wallace is being bold in Duplin County jaO in liett of a 96,000. bond on seven or'jgoore charges of forgery. Chief Deputy Snyder Demp sey in connection with Captain R. B. Rich of the Wallace Po lice Department conducted the investigation. McArthur allegedly forged check in the amounts of 910.. 915.. 940.. and 950. Assuming the names of Bob by Lee Teachey and also James Teachey. McArthur pas sed checks with the forged signatures of Allen Rivenbark. and also L. N. Rivenbark. Both Rivenbark men are prominent farmers of the Rivenbark Com munity near Wallace. McArthur will be tried at the next term of General County Court. Jubilee Events uctoner l-o, i?ob - uarniva'. opens for week (nlhtly during week dsys, 10:00 A.M. through out day on Saturday.) October 3 - Baauty Pageant Begins-8:00 P.M. Rose HfllEl ementary School October 4, 6 - Commercial Ex hibits building opens (Friday and Saturday) Oct obi i 6, 6 - Golf Tourna ment begins at 9:00 A.M. at Rockflsh Country Club. October 6 - Jubilee Dance Couples Only- at RockflshCou ntry Club. Music by The Sw? lngmasters". 9:00 P. M. UNTILHIl (Saturday) OCTOBER 6 - SATURDAY "POULTRY JUBILEE DAY" 8:00 AX. - Horseshoe Pitch ing Qualifications Begin 9:00 AX. - Commercial Ex hibits Building Opens - Cake Baking Contest "Jud ging" Begins - Atlantic Coastline Exhibit Opens-SWetrsck-Uptown Rosp 10:00 AJd. - Poultry Jubilee Parade Begins - Carnival Opens 10:30 A.M. - Horseshoe Pitching Contlaaed to page S Woodland Homecoming Annual Homecoming Day will be observed at the Woodland Methodist Church. Albert son. North Carolina on Sunday. September a. 1988 You are cordially invited to return on that day to worship, meet did Mends, and former; pastors. Following church school at; 10:00 A. M? worship service will be at 11:00 o'clock. Mr Walter Anderson, former SB1 director, now associated with the Methodist Conference Bo ard. Raleigh. North Carolina, will bring the meaaage. ij A picnic lunch wilt be spread i at 11:00 naao. '?' You are Invited to come to Woodland on this special day h I Sff B JStt&g I wamw meg. Comma nding Officer "??'re Ml vary proud - this a M \r'd c*ptate ".' v ' , Vv, mending Officer of the Head quarters Company. Third bri gade. North Carolina National Guard, after accepting the El ?enhmw Trophy for -the unit ? , &&&.& Awarded annually the trophy is preaentod to tho moot out standing company-rise unit of the North Carolina Guard. 9 Oim I to pace I ii ' uJa i

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