p.
of fine newspap S such as the
Duplin Times. , gi ai deal <;
our success st', hi ui ??? be
possible.
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Lawn Miss Patricia Hopkins
of Faison Is crowned "Miss
Warsaw" aid will compete In
Miss North Carolina Pageant.
BEUy Ray Edwards 11 year
old school boy is killed In
stantly as he attempts to cross
bw^mgbway 94 to board sch
P. Kretsch is named County
Ksy'Banker by North Carolina
Bankers Association..
Background music Is Instal
led in Cnlnquapl n School.
5 Yrs. Ago
Miss Holly Payne of Kenans
ville is crowned Miss Americ
an Legion Post No. 127
n ? ! i-1 i?ii? ~ ? ?
Clayton Herring of Rose Hill
is named "Mmof The Year"
br^ English-Brown Poet Ho. 8161
Mis's Marilyn Elizabeth
Starting* engagement is an
nounced to Chjgualn Eugene Da
rts.
Earl Whitaker is named
March of Dimes Director for
the county.
10 Yrs. Ago
Dr. J.S. Blair Jr. of Wall
ace is named Chairman of Du
plin County Tuberculosis Ch
ristmas Seal Sales Campaign.
Sidney Durant Smith of
Warsaw is fatally Injured at
intersection of 11 and 111.
1958 tax Valuation in county
shows increase over previous
year.
Miss Catherine Lister of Mt.
Olive is crowned Veterans Day
Queen in Warsaw.
20 Yrs. Ago
Plans for a Beta Club Chap
ter in Chinquapin School is ann
ounced by principal, N.E. Gre
sham.
Miss Helen Pierce of Wall
ace is married to Mr. J.D.
Sloan of Chinquapin.
Boy Scouts meet in Warsaw
to plan camp-o-ree. J.C. Th
ompson Jr. is in charge of ar
rangements.
Kenansvllle Lion's announce
plans for a Turkey shoot on
highway 24 just east of town.
ENTER THE
FOOTBALL
^^COjnTSTjg^
DEATHS
Ha|k M.
Morrison, Sr.
Hugh Maxwell Morrison, Sr.
67, accountant, died Monday.
Funeral services were con
ducted at 2:30 Tuesday at Ed
gerton Funeral Chapel by Rev.
J.G, Morrison. Burial was in
Rockfish Memorial Cemetery.
Surviving are: Ms wife, Mrs.
Mary Cavenaugh Morrison; a
son. Dr. Hugh Maxwell Morri
son, Jr. of Southern Pines;
three sisters, Mrs. John David
of Harrisbhry, Fannie Morrison
and Mrs. Charles N. Field of
Concord;, a brother, W.F. Mor
rison tf Concord; and three
grandchildren.
He was a member of the
Wallace Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Ada H.
% Wilfiamsif j
Funeral services for Mrs.
Ada Hussey Williams, 62, who
died Wednesday in Duplin Gen
eral Hospital were conducted
Friday at 2 p.m. at Quinn
McGowan Funeral Chapel by the
Rev. Troy D. Mullis. Burial
Oakridge Memorial Park. Sur
viving: her husband, Earl Wil
liams; a daughter, Mrs. Geral
dlne Aldridge of Rt. 2, Pink
Hill; two sisters, Mrs. Bill
Grady and Mrs. Gaston Kelly;
a brother. Bland Hussey, all of
Albertson, two grandchildren.
Mrs.
Donald E. Price
Mrs. Donald E. Price, 36,
died Saturday. Funeral ser
vices, 2 p.m. Monday. Sur
viving: her husband, Donald
E, Price; a son Michael Eu
gene Price; her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Julian K. Weldon of
Rt. 3, Louisburg; three sis
ters, Mrs. Charles W.Mason of
Henderson, Mrs. Joseph L. Wil
liams cf Rose Hill and Mrs.
Harry A. Taylor of Aiken, S.C.
Homecoming Magnolia Baptist
Homecoming Day Services
will beheld st the Magnolia Bap
tist Church on Sunday.
November 17.
The Services will begin with
the Sunday School Service at
10:00 A.M. followed by the Mor
ning Worship Hour atllKX) A.M.
Trie guest minister will be
Dr. Robert Culpepper, a native
of Tift on, Ga. Dr. Culpepper
received his B.A. degree from
Mercer University and his B.D.,
Th. M., and Th. D. degrees
from Southern Baptist Semi
nary.
He was appointed a mission
ary to Japan in 1950 by the
Southern Bqxist Convention.
He is now president of Seinan
Gakuin University. (This is die
official name of the B^xist
Seminary in Japan.)
Dr. Culpepper is also author
of the book. Interpreting The
Atonement. He is an Hrlough
this year and studying at South
eastern Seminary.
The Youth and Adult Choirs
will present special music dur
ing Ae Worship Hour.
All of the Homecoming Day
Service offering wil 1 go into
the Education Building Fund.
Following the Worship Hour,
a picnic lunch will be served.
All members, former mem
bers, and friends of the Mag
nolia Baptist Church are cor
Roland V. Thigpen
Funeral services for Roland
Vance Thigpen, 72. who died
Saturday, were held at 2 p.m.
Monday at the Edgerton Fun
eral Chapel by the Rev. KJ3.
Brown and the Rev. L. E. Wh
ine* k. Burial,RivervtewMem
orial Park.
Surviving: his wife, Mrs.
Gladys Savage Thigpen; four
daughters, Mrs. HaOle Smith
of Wallace, Mrs. Hubert Boone
of Magnolia, Mrs. Lewis Mid
gett of Sneads Ferry, and Mrs.
Joe Griffin of Burg aw; three
sons, Roy of the home, John
nie of Burg aw and Leon Thig
pen of Salisbury; three sis
ters, Mrs. Myrtle Boehl and
Mrs. Walter Ramsey of Kln
ston, and Mrs. Andrew Lee
Scurry of Magnolia; four br
others, Carlton, Coy and Paul
of Kinston and Wayne Thigpen
of Dallas. Tex; IS grandchil
dren; Tourgreat-graiidchiidren.
dially invited to attend the
Homecoming Day Services.
The first mistress of the Wh
ite House wis Mrs. John Adams,
according to World Book Ency
clopedia. The mansion was un
completed when the couple
moved in and Abigail Adams
was unimpressed with her new
home . where she had to hang
out the family wash in the East
Room.
BirtMay Party
Lynn Murphy, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Marion Murphy of
Route #1 Albert son celebrated
her 14th birthday last Friday
when several of her friends and ,
relatives visited her. Upon ar
rival they played games and had
contests. Mrs. Murphy served
the honoree and her guests
birthday , cake, ice cream,
mints, nets and punch. Among
those attending were: Miss June
Wallace, Dianne Rankin, Violet
Grady, Edith Grady, Rose
Grady, andKathy Wallace. Lynn
received several nice gifts.
Duplin Times
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A Daplta County Joomal de
voted to the reHrfnu*. ma
terial. eeenomta and tgrteal
Ural devdrpm-at of Duplta
Assistant Advisor Carlton M. Jenkins ~| |^HP
East Duplin FfA
The East Duplin Chapter of
Future Farmers of America
held iu regular Monthly meet
i is Monday. November 4th at
East Duplin High School.
The new business < hand was
the formal Initlationcfthe Gr
een Hand" pins. At this me?lng
a new work program was for
al all- Introduced and the com
mittee's were assigned. There
were approximately 36 mem
bers attending with adult lead
ers. Mr. Robert Shelton Grady
Mr. Carlton Jenkins and Mr.
Alvtn Simpson and Mr. Donnie I
Craft.
Personals
Mr. Glenn Kornegay and dau
ghters of Klnston visited Mr.
ind Mrs. Manly Kornegay Sin
day afternoon and accompanied
them for ? visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Qulnn md family
at Warsaw. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe Ivey
and Ginger of Wilmington visi
ted witn Mr. Joe Westbrook
during the weekend.
Mrs. Dwight Walker and sons
visited Mrs. Margaret Howell
in Klnston Saturday night.
Mr. Joe Westbrook went fish
ing at Paradise Pier, Monday.
Idr. and Mrs. Freeman
Murphy of Klnston were dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. M?rlon
^SYones *nd Mr and
Mrs. Roy Sutton and dwighter
and Wayne Jackson of Bealltan
cus visited Mr. and Mrs. AJ.
Walker, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Fountaln
Of Klnston spent Sunday night
with Mrs. Garland Wallace.
Mrs. Garland Wallace and
Sri, of Rose Hill were guest
of Mr. and Mrs. LeslieiTeachey
Jr.. during Ae weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Somera
of Kenansville visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Wallace. Satur
dllftl8md Mrs. Robert Best
and Douglas visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Westbrook and |
I sons, Friday night. I
Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Westbrook
and Judy visited with Mr. and
I Mr*. Earl Faires and tamUy.
? Saturday night.
? Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood Kor- ,
negay of Klnston visited with |
I Mr. and Mrs. Manley Kornegay I
? and Andrew, Saturday after
n??Mrs. Lula Jones vlstted
? friends and relatives In the
? Outlaws Bridge, Community
I during the week. |
Miss Viola Westbrook atend
I ed the Home Demonstration I
I Club Christmas Fair at theI
Agriculture Building In Ken ms- j
vflle. Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Stroud.
of Pink Hill were Supper guest |
of Mr. and Mrs. James West-.i
Of Rones Chapel Visited Willi
Mr. and Mrs. James Westbrook
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John I. Am on
of Mt. Olive visited with Mr.
and Mrs. James Westbrook,
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. WUlard West
brook visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Westbrook Sr., Wed
nesday night in Mt. Olive.
Mrs. Garland Wallace spent
Monday night aid Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Fountain
of Kinston.
Mr*. Joe Westbrook left Th
ursday to spend sometime with
Rev. and Mrs. George West
brook and children in Chattai- >
nooga, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Lelmd Wallace
and daughters visited with Mr.
and Mrs. E.C. King, Sr., of
Folkston. Mr. and Mrs. King
returned home with them to
spend sometime.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wall
ace, and daughters, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bell tnd da
ughters attended Revival at Gr
ants Chapel near Seven Springs,
Friday night.
Mrs. Leland Wallace, Glo
ria. and Kathy and Mrs. Mabel
Bishop were in Ayden Satur
day and visited the Free Will
Baptist Press.
Mrs. Josephine Walker vis
ited Mr. Grover Jones at the
Lenoir County Rest Home, Kin
ston, Mondav and again Friday.
Mrs. Allien Kornegay and
Mrs. Josephine Walker visited
Mr. G.K. Mozlngo of Dudley
at the Wayne Memorial Hos
pital in Goldsboro, Saturday.
barter mee *
Church.
K ,/Ul Women of tba CbJtcA are
? urged to ?ttm4 ' wlljliprtcr
meeting.
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SI Most people do best by being themselves. A few |
? really ought to be somebody else. |
5 Success usually comes to those who are too busy ^
I to be looking for it ......
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Before you deride to hitch your wagon to a star,
5 think about the chances of having a head-on collision ?
I with a spaceship ....
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DUPLIN COUNTY
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