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mmer HJ. Ue said' today. i Jos11xi is?? r Lev: wu 1 ac? t p* Postmaster General W. Marviri Watson at the presentation cer emony said: "Only those com munities which have made a concerted effort to Improve the 4>pearmce of their post offic es are recipients of this award." Mr. AJX Waters. Jr., Postal Service Officer, FawettevUle, North Carolina, will represent the Post Office Department for Mr. CJB. Glad den, Regional Director, Atlanta, Georgia, at the ceremony. The citation Is presented af ter the postal facility has re ceived a superior rating in a very rigid inspection by postal officials from regional head quarters and renewed care fully by the Assistant Postmas ter General for Facilities. President Johnson's Natural Beauty Program is designed to improve the landscape of the nation. The Warsaw Poet Of fice will receive the award as a result of the careful plan Freak Accident State Trooper, 5.T. Joyner of Warsaw reported that he was called about 6:50 Dec. 4, to Investigate a freak accident that almost proved to be fatal. According to Trooper Joyner, Print ess Hardison was driving a truck on highway 41 west of Wallace. trie window on the drivers side of the vehicle was down, or open. Hardison met a truck. The rear of the truck apparently hit the outside mirror of the vehicle operated by Hardison. The mirror was broken by the impact and a small piece of glass, described by Joyner as about the size of the end of your little finger," hit Hardi son in the left temple. A main artery, was severed by the glass and Mr. Hardison was rushed to Pender Memorial" Hospital In Burgaw. .Joyner said ao mark, other no description whatsoever of the truck or driver. Joyner also said dial It was entirely possible that the driver of the second vehicle was unaware of the in cident, since the impact was so slight. c?lon project.* .SSSnTS.'K! be held In the Post Office Lob by. All citizens and friends are cordially Invited to mend. ATnWretkS A Kenansville lady and her two sisters were Involved in an early morning wreck In Pink Hill on Saturday morning Dec. 7th. Mrs. Wlllard Brlnson was ac companying her sisters, Mrs. Ed Evans and daughter Janet of Wilmington, ana Mrs. Al vin Powell and daughters Of Ma gnolia to Kinston. Janet Evans nad an ^Jpolntmem for pre ent ranee exam for nurses tr aining at Lenoir Memorial Hos pital in Kinston at 9 a.m. The 1984 Pontiac driven by Mrs. Evans was declared a total loss when hit by a 1964 Comet driven by Robert Lee Brown, age 75. The Brown car cams from the street at the corner of the Esso Station wt^heHiighway 11 bypass through The occupants of the Evans car were taken to Lenoir Mem orial Hospital in Kinston wh ere they were given emergency treatment and released. Mrs. Evans was referred to her fam ily doctor in Wilmington, and following a visit to him, she was hospitalised in New Han over Memorial Hospital in Wil mington. Janet's exam was re scheduled for January. Lucv Webb Hayes was the first President's wife to have a college degree, notes World Book Encyclopedia Encyclopedia, was James Buch anan. Hardison's condition was re ported satisfactory and he was expected to be released from the hospital shortly. OlUlit 4*,ri Mono* rro^riin ntsici DupUn also won the plaque for jftt jreatest parties it l wn e of 42 blue rosettes. top for any ? ounty, 38 red ro settes ana 87 white rosettes. There were 831 rosettes awar ded with Duplin having the most In each placing Ten counties participated in the Joutheastern North Caro lina 4-H program, sp, ored by the Newspapers. The project begins with the individual coun ty achievement programs, fne winners of these come together in the area event in Wilming ton. Area winners are chosen here by judges who are spec ialists in a score of fields. Besides the exhibits, Sat urday's program in Brogden Hall included public speaking contests, talent contests, dress revue contests and across Mar ket Street on the ROTC field, the skill driving contest. In addition to these events, sev eral categories were judged by specialists at N.C. State I * ? ? University on the basis of 4-H "project and career records. Ewplln County's Susan Car ter of the Greenwood 4-H Club won the plaque as senior teen dress revue champion; Duplin's Richard Waller of Pleasant Gr ove 4-H Club won the auto skill driving contest plaque. Gail Cost in of the Warsaw-Shamrock 4-H Club won the public speak ing contest. Linda Smith of Smiths 4-H Club presided dur ing the program. Thefollowing Duplin 4-H*ers competed: Al ls a Boyette, Chinquapin 4-H Club, talent contestant; Lynn Si Club, also made an excellent showing at the Leaders Meet ing *s program participants. Making the awards presen t at inns were James a Wilson, Executive Editor, and Leslie Gnfcer, Regional Editor, of the Wilmington Star-News. The following Duplin County club members received rib bons: Lynn Hall, Warsaw Shamrock; Ruth Denning, War saw-Shamrock; Dwight Waller, Pleasant Grove; Susan Carter, Greenwood; Linda Smith,Smi ths; Gerald Kornegay, Pleasant Grove; Bill Cost in. Jr., War saw-Shamrock; Bessie Jean Brlnson, Stanford. Turmm Alphln, Oak Ridge; Carolyn Smith, Teachey; Jenn ings Outlaw, Pleasant Grove; Stevle Carr, Teachey; Cathy Turner, Beaver Dam; Roger Kornegay, Pleasant Grove; Wyatt Harper. Pleasant Grove; Steve Smith, Woodland; Lawton Lewis. Oak Ridge; Rafael Den ning, War s aw-Sn am rock; June Horne, Cypress Creek; Ste phen Williams, Smiths; Bar bara Herring, Smiths. Dana Lewis, Pleasant Gr ove; Aubrey Walker, Woodland; Larie Harper, Pleas ant Grove; Donna Usher, Beaver Dam; Em ily Brown, Cypress Creek; Sy lvia Ward, Beaver Dam; Den ice Smith, Teachey; ClaraTur ner. Beaver Dam; Sharon Al phine, Oak Ridge; Susan ^ar - 'A*"-" - . '-.afc ?? - Karen Smith, Smiths; Mary Jo Teachey, Greenwood, Thom tslne turner. Worthwhile; Jupe W thwhlle; Wadt Ward. Beaver D?m; Carla Lou Merritt, Beaver Dam; Jo Ann Cook, Warsaw-Shamrock; Ggy le Batts, Greenwood; Peggy Wr ight, Teachey. Jar. s Lou Thomas, Cedar Fork; Waltpn Carter, Green wood; Laura Ward, Beaver Dam; Ri< ky Sloan, Warsaw Sham. ock; Sally Williams, St anford; Martin Simmons, Pl easant Grove; Tim Raynor.Ce dar Fork; and Leslie Hall, War saw-Shamrock. v Production Credit Stockholders Annual Moot The annual Stockholders me eting of Coastal Production Credit Association will be Fri day, December 13 at 3:00 o'clock pjn. in the Kenansvllle Elemen tary School Auditorium. Dr. Albert G. Edwards, Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Raleigh will be guest speak er. Door prizes will be given to lucky ticket holders, and four directors will be elected. ] Lions Club hon ored tfUllMti rec en rf the E .?\ward at a banquet ai the Sea King Restaur ant InRich ianda. Wllllan Edward was namec ;ry or >f Beu avllle for of one week. he event wt h Wfl-> 4 were hi arents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Macon Brown. Lions and their guest attending ?I' w< county, ?s well as die garden ?U. o le |q ? tie traditional st; th 1 id fhr Christmas tours will alt: at 10 A?M. each reshmem. will be served on Dec. 21 to gu. , ? when they ! each the living room. Pink Hill Mathedisl To Proton! lontato A Christ anis o. ant at a VMUSl- ? eel Program) entitled "Tin Music of Christmas" Written by Ira B. Wilaoc will be pre sented at Tlx Pink Hill j|B^ ted Methodist Church Sunday Night, December 22nd at 7:06 , Pji. under the direction of John H. Watllngton. The Pub lic is invfaed to attend. Township List Takers Assessors For 1969 Appointed Pursuant to Section 404 of the machinery Apt (G.S. 106-287). the following named persons are appointed and approved as Township-List Takers for 1968: Townships and List Takers As sessors are: Warsaw?Mrs. MaryH.Best, Mrs. Sallie B. Huie, and Mrs. Rachel Baars. Warsaw. Faison?Mrs. Eunice Faison, Faison; Paul Grice, Calypso. Wolfscrape ?Mrs. Ruby F. Whitfield and Mrs.Thelmanol land, Mt. Olive. Glisson?Carl Kornegay, Al bertson. Albertson?Mrs. Susie Sm ith, Albertson. Smith?Mrs. Veachie Smith, Kenansville. > Limestone?Mrs. Emll Thlg pen, Chinquapin; Mrs. Pauline B. Hunter. Beulaville. Cypress Creek?Elmos Ms ready, Chinquapin; Denver Sho lar, Wallace. Island Creek?Mrs. LilaMae Teachey, Rose Hill; Mrs. Naomi Carr and Mrs. Verde Wells, Wallace. i 'tUlm Rockilsh. Mrs. Anna John son Bryant, Teachey. Rose Hill-Mrs.C.T.Fussell and Mrs. June B. Robinson. Rose Hill. Magnolia?JJi. Home. 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