qiujQ j| QU a rf?o^du2^l,c*tooal In 1M9, IMS and 1983 the General Aasemhly asltad the veters of NjC. to approve st atewide bond issues to assist their responsibilities. In mS i. the peopi responded J?*??**-' Mat year State School Su perintendent Craig Phillips co nducted a survey of the need for educational facilities which exists today. The carefully de- % tailed results of that survey show an urgent need for faci lities now. The survey also reveals whs t will be, without an fanmn diate response, an overwhel ming need by 19TO. Clearly, the time has again come for the state to reassert Its role in the partnership. In February the State Board of Education requested the Ge neral Assembly to approve a referendum on $300 million in school construction bonds. Af ter careful study and delibera tion, both legislative houses al most unanimously approved the proposal. Gov. Hoishouser proclaimed die election for Nov. 8 *nd ur ged all cltlsens to support the bond Issue. State Treasurer Edwin Gill enthusiastically supported the bond issue on both economic md educational grounds, "not only as your State Treasurer, but as a member of die Board of Education. I know the needs to be met, and I recommend a high priority to be given to our public school needs." Last week. Mr. GUI. a mem ber of the committee working to inform the people of the ne cessity and importance of the bond issue, reaffirmed his su pport. "Because of the healthy eco .?. _ ?. BKtei tfaM ' t I * r* ? f(^ ' fttoSbW C?1KMtte urgent oMd to provide learn ing facilities which wUl ena ble our chOdrea to fao^ ito future with eerfldaoce and wi th an adequate education. we urge all to help us com municate the urgency of the need and the JSSSm of the proposal. ?? Sincerely. Representative R. Lane Bto wn. Ill Chairman, SIT E | Sound Investment in Tomor I row's Education I ? - -? - Eastern Baptist Association Resolution 'In keeping with the spirit of oar Association, we orgs that die Eastern Baptist Asso clstion go on official record and nocko as opposing lq ?ny shape, sine or form alcoholic beverages and that we exert every possible energy toward defeating the liquor-by-the-dr Ink referendum confronting oar State and Counties. Further, we urge that we pledge Indi vidually and collectively cor Cod-given energies and Influ ence to support every legitima te way and mama to defeat this issue in the Nov. C. 1973 vote." 1 The Eastern Baptist Asso ciation comprising forty Sou thern Baptist Churches In Sa mpson, Duplin and Wayne Coun ties and representing over U, 000 members met lest week for its auaael Assoctatianal mee ting. At its meeting of Wed? Oct. 10. 1973, held with the Turkey Bapdst Onurch, JbsAs?t . soclation passed unanimously the above resolution. Use The -j.iiir' Pogn-- ~ c illxyipln momav oo business.. ? irri funeral of Woodie S^dlln in * 1^1 A | IfMMlaii ?iyi MwKH^ft Mrs. Roy Sanderson returned home with Mrs. Worley Raynor of Jacksonville Sunday to spend slew days. : Mrs. Laurie C. Jackson has returned home after a three we eks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ra lph Jackson, in Otnunwa, Iowa. Enroute home the spent a tow days with Mrs. Thehna Coble in Alexandria. Va. and Jim Culbreth in Richmond, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Single ten of Scans Store visited Mrs. Cora Sanderson during the we jfcr! and Mrs^lonnte Thtg toe weekr Tin Ashevil^and other parts of Western NjC. Sonja Rhodes, I Ttlft SUMp^ Oxley and Art Edwards spent Friday night at Camp Jubilee near the cllfts with the West Duplin Christian Academy cl asses. Mrs. Mina Kennedy, Mrs. Phoebe Pate and Mrs. Lou B elle Williams had a seafood dinner ? toe Sea iOng Rest aurant Sunday. Cleveland Turner and Darvi shopped In Jacksonville, Sat. Mrs. Macy Trott and Mrs. Bobby Andrews shopped in K Inston Sat. ? Mrs. Phoebe Pate and Mias Ermle Sanderson shopped to Klnston Mon. John M. Simmons made a business trip to FayeoevQle Wod. Mrs. Nora TUgbmaa oT Do ver to spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. William "'hS'sod Mrs. J J.. Kitchen of Va. Beach, Va. spent toe hw^m Ft?^Stfd? PRT 80 relatives and friends help ed celebrate the occasion. Mr. Ony received many nice ana I "SKta *W- *?" U-ggl. T. Norm. Donald F. Waller. Am Brown. iSy Boatlc. Sandra Raynor. Roma Lee Home, Tommy a. ? II Bottle. Oellnda Walton. G*rd ner Edwards. Randalli call a. a . fl I vertarlet; Mr. and Mrs. Hal 1 I Brtneon. Mr. and Mrs^Corne ?ltus Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. I S^e'jSSm. Mr. ?d ? ? rt. DJD. Blalock. I Mr. and Mrs. Oris Vl^xter two until five o'clock. Rt- L ? Announce Birth j| *mounce^Mblrth^ jJjlT'wt" 7 pqnrrM and 3 ounces, name *? gorges ^^urSi^;"| ay 1 our i r. uld r. and F? mOy "v4 - > Mrs. Jasmine S. Jones and the late Heber Jones, of St. 2. Rlchlands. N.C* announce the betrothal of their daughter Phoebe, to Mr. Michael Gene Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. MUton O. Edwards, of Rt. 2, Beulaville, NjC. Miss Jones and Mr. Edwards are both students at ECU, Greenville, NjC. A December 16 wedding is planned at Whaley's Chapel Free '* - is hi . - C0TTHI3 toMt Oitve College from cultural Extension Service?!r am 1967 1972. she served in 4 h sident dos it I in as Assistant D i o< Residence Life U St. Margaret's School hi Tappehan nock, Vs. She has also held I office positions. Mrs. Hall is the mother of two children.- Irene, a student St Roanoke College, and Dixon. President^ jSKShe Is In announcing Mrs. Hall's appointment, Dr. Owens com mented: "We are extremely pleased to hsve Mrs. Hall Join our staff. We believe that she has the commitment, experience and personality to make a con siderable contribution to the total development of our stu dents and to the facilitation of a positive living-learning I environment on the campus. I 9 LA*. M SUBSCROTIOfc PEICSS Staste ? ?>?'.-. .? .' - ?? =? ? Mm. - UM I Tr. - MN LOIN b 99*1 I FROSTY MORN DANDY SMOKED SAUSAGE * 89*1 I FRESH SMAU PICNICS * 89*1 liuNoSr SrSS^SSi Vji- iw "rusM I " ' ? BACON lb. 79*1 | FRYER PARTS I [ DRUMSTICKS LB. 59* BREASTS LB. 59*1 GIZZARDS LB. 79* SHORT THIGHS LB. 49* FREE TOY WITH KNG SIZE I IVORY 85* I FAB GIANT SIZE 88* I LUZIANNE I fcOFFEE ?1 * 79* I LUZIANNE TEA ; n . I BAGS '??* 89* I POWATAN CUT GREEN I BEANS 3%i*89' | FLORIDA ? ENGES OOZ 59*1 ANAS ? 10*1 TIDE KWOSKE $138 I NH ?1 N 7 I HL Jfe I l^c!IIN 1^ lb ' I . ^?r ?> M -?''.-' ' * *"?&'? .f?~- "? v " ?$"'?* 1 r?- * LU T' EBS ^ ? ^K|^l gjj ^flU I , 5 f?\ TL1C Di/v^cer ? it .int. ,T . Kt THE BIGGEST SALE WEVE EVER HAD I I I r^H^NATIONALLY ADVERTISED W COATS Dress ? All-Woothor ? Casual ftP-RED TAGGED "S \*\ ITEMS \_|]25%-50%o?f Lingerie, Long & Short Robes, Jowtfcy, I SZlJIStfljft I 1 fl ' FAU & WINTER W 1II I (? 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