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KENANSVII.LE, N.C. NOVEMBER 15. ?7S ? PAGES THIS WEEK K* PUB TAX
Preparations to eiact asc
Committeemen for llMirenow
? rv. I
As In he pet t Skct wtt
rroatt *a rtllbe ntt?
?< giJ* *? I
M 19. 19 M I
It of leg otlig j
an interest In a arm as own
IS
farming operations on aneeclre
farm; Is eligible to participate
la any AfiCS program that la
provided for by law regard
l?s of the nana of fending.
No pereon shall fee denied the
right to vote boo ante of sex,
r Any person who doe* not re
ceive a ballot and thinks heU
eligible to vote, can pick (*>
a ballot at the County AgCS
marked or returned to km
sR Srirr
unifies a chairman, vlce-cha
Irmuj, regular member, first
and second alternate will be ele
cted. \ 1
The three elected committee
men also become delegates to
the County Convention which
will be held In the ASCS Of
fice on December 13. 1873 t
beginning at 9j00 ajn. The co
mmittee alternates bet ome al
ternate delegates to the conv
entioe and will attend only If
regular members are unable
to attend. -fa %?? ? '
The purpose ef the County
Convention will be to nomin
ate aid elect one member to
the County Committee. The de
h|*h? nut lutu nominate smrj
elect a chairman and vice
chairman flrom the newly ele- !
cted and Incumbent County oo?
mmlttee members. A first and
second alternate to the Cou
nty Committee will also be
nominated and elected. Iht
County Contention la also op
en to any Interested person.
The newly elected county and
community committeemen will
take office on January 1. 1974
concerning ASC committee el
ectlttm^or ^any^her prcyams
Accent On Agriculture
r?' >*" K i." '* .. ? I": IPoK ' 'i- -1 .J-ii,: . . 1'
, VBY B.C. MAN6UM - J?.
AC. Fanw Bureau Fade ratio*
^ AndJJown
fiS ef1*
Sso cents a pound Kgg
nave aroppea rrom ine
retail Ugh ol $1 par down la
70 to K cents, sad farm priest
ceats*1o ?**i^sTcoale*per
Snn priest haw^hsen^an the
^Ih fact, ^pritorjo the tall^ of
Stan encounter. Poultry ^aad
egg producers are ready and
eiDtag^to taho^theirj|hancea in
The 'best way to aasuht
S/irrt^
tunlty for profit in the market
Thla is why Farm Bureau
has traditionally oppoaed gov
ernment price and waee con
?swaaiwia? r ^aesa
trols which discourage produc
tlon aad attach only the sytnp
tatns of hrfiatloa and net the
pJulnod^ _ ccmpooy ofl
prlmed'on Tuesday rf next
wmk. Correepondew ?h
ould hare their news la our
office no Uter then 13 turn
? on UjoJey, Hoy. 18.
potaSe wSSiyw ill
nmi ?Mh^ ftf mnpiiitff
Swe^rSw IJBq
will aggravate extol of abut
dowo hi IMB0H with
far rompinio. employee*. 0*"*
eeuntry. Urgent actio laire
quired to mot thia critical? ait
"ISl" _ru_riWml.
fftiif ?Hi|at the In am
Umoeof gttrx to conserve en
will tike tlmijsf lttM;lk their
mntoam." |gF*!
Public Invited |o
a ?. v*A.- .L .at w t f
Open House At Guilford-National
Mr. Lee Boeeeberg, raeet
dent of GuiUord-Nationi? 1 Con|>j
pany, Kenanxvitle. steeds a
cordial invitation to citizen* of
Duplin and neighborieg ei?>
tie* to attend a special open ]
0,1 totw
LolUllg lillS UvLawUll sprtldt
to expteaa our thanks to our
employees and many friends
who have helped make Guild
fcrd-National Company part of
iL. -.ll. I 1.,nln^.r.J,.,l Af
me grow in ana aeveiopmeni ox
die communities in this area.
We sincerely hope the tour of
our plant will acquaint you and
your family with our entire
operation."
> Ground - breaking ceremonies
Duplin County's major indus
tries, to a completely vertical
warp knitting complex whsse
operations include wacplhg,
knitting, dyeing and (InMMtag.
Services and fabric programs
of the company we specifical
ly designed to meet the In
creasing demands of the mens
and ladieswear and home fur
nlshimt markets.
Grond-breaking ceremonies
for the multi-million-dollar en
terprise were held October aO
1ITJ, on the plant site son#
seven miles north of Kedans
vllle on N. C. It. The plant
went into operation about?a
year later, and although gronOt
th has been constant, . Guild -
ford-National is still reaching
toward full capability.
The firm now ompleya ap
proximately m persons, and
is operating three shifts in all
departments. X.
The Guilford Mills, Inc. of
Greensboro and National Spin
ning^ Company, Inc., of New
years experience aps
Sn^^Sdtord^
markets iUtoxtils products ra
Dallas. UK^H?rkMiami ami
\ e*lnf)|M r
V fpc.ll:: Ml of
iwy- " "wy1 ? ji JWI'SyWBBBRFv.'
The above picture *howi mejnheM of the Kenan*viBe Beautl
ficetioo Committee who attended the Award* Precram, left I*
right: Mr*. Prwton Retford. Mr*. Mary Jo Guthrie, SeoretH?.
Mr*. Virginia Peneey. Quilrman (holding plaque) Mr*. N|M
Pennell. Mr. HVHan PennelL and Mr*. Larene VeataL
Extension Service Sponsors Contest
Kenansville Wins First ,
tieo Committee von first place
it the nine (purity area con
test far ?TlKhnilllMT Devetop
ment" and J'Anti-Utter * and
t|M uTmnteeu" ^reeeettad
?MM tfkf IMIlill ' fwjr/1^
man li jK annual awards pro1
tt&igm;
TUa money win be umd te
ajnTT * "T
RoK- % i", 1/ Mi
Jbi Announces ^
bin. credit* wlli be atlforod at
iamb* Spruat Inatltute during
the Winter Quarter:
MAT in Precakului Mnthomo
Ilea 7:004:30 Moo. and Wed.
SPE US Fundamental at
Speech 7:00-0: so Tues and Tburs
GEO 135 Introduction to Physi
cal Georgraphy 6:30-10:01 Man.
and Wodneedagr. ^ ;
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curriculum creau toward an
Associate Degree:
T-BUS 111 Accounting U 7:00
0:10 Monday and Wednaaday
T-BUS 103 typewriting U 7 00
0:30 Tuesday and Tbonday
T-BUS 107 Shorthand II 0:30
3:00 Monday and Wednnaday
OCT HUM Beginning Drafting
7:00-10:00 Monday and WW.
WLD 1141M Beginning Wcidfag
7 00-10:00 Monday and Wed.
culture and i;*
Thursday and 7*?:?
Thursday. v .
Wtator Qaorter raglatfatlau
win ba beldaa Wednesday.
November 28. StudenU may
ra?i>tor |or the above-bated
courses aa that day or at tka
first dam mediae.
For mora information, call
theDeaa at StudenU' Office.
29M501.
Concert Series
Moved To
Memorial
Auditorium
The Tar Heel Klne Art* So
ciety has announced a change
hi location for the 1973-74 con
cert series Hie concert* war*
originally scheduled to be hold
In the KenansvBle Elementary
School. However, due to the in
crease in the number of ticket
sales for the 1973-74 concert
?tries. It has been necessary to
move the concerts to the Kenan
Memorial Auditorium, which is
adjacent to the Kenansvilie
Elementary School.
While location has changed
the dates remain the same The
first concert Broadway Babies
rises wwae^s^eSw*
Grow Up. is scheduled for Mon
day night. November 33 at 3:00
p. m. Following will be the
Preservation Hall Jasz Band on
January 15. 1974, and Jos'e
Greco and His Dancers on
March 39, 1974 ./
Season tickets may be pur
chased from any Board mem
ber of die Tar Heel Fine Arts
Society, or by celling the office
of the Fine Arte Society at
393-4831 or James Sprunt In
stitute M 3334331.
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Beulaville Jaycees I
To Collect
Conned Goods
1EUUAVILLE -
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Native Of Duplin County John
Grady Honored As Oldest Veteran
Mb David Grady was bora
la AlberUon, North Carolina on
January at, lM. He lo the old
not oon of Jamoo McRoe aad
Mary WUliamo Grady. Bio fa
tter waa owner-operator of a
large country (tore and the oM
carter Mm ta Albertaon.
Bo early achooBng va at
ttjerrtwe^l^jUaidiM^aad
?cSS*ta*Corteret Cour^He
A tm n,,, %ff /a glb^ ?
? BQUbIvU ITuill W? w? OUWc
University la IMS with a B. 8.
degree In Agriculture. FeBmr
iag graduation from ?eOege he
worked in rnim?a??? Georgia
ae a manager of the Muecafol
Dairy Company. Later he re
turned to North Car"*" whore
he arm engaged in farming ami
the mercantile buatneee.
In Anguat 1?17 he entered
the Sad officers training camp
at Nort Oglethorpe, Ga. and
LieutwS'ofMd artfllery?on
October XI, U17, He served with
the nath Held Artillery and
with the Sixth Regiment aad at
tend school of fire at Fort 801.
OUa. He commanded tte Head
quarter* Battery of tte tend
Field ArtiBary until demobUx
ed, then served with the MMh
Reserved Labor Bfe?% un
til Ms discharge, following wM-.
ch be was commissioned a let.
Lieutenant -in Field ArtiBary
. Baser va and served untB Sept.
1Mb. 1MB. For 10 years thro
2aS ^ W^tTwar'n h*
Mr. Grady, who is now N has
lead ? very active life M Ms
cemmunhy and atate. He tee
teen a very legal Wolfpack tan
attending most of tho km*
games. Be wee honored at the
fhwi game la Old Rkhhck Sta
dium by being sited ta taae
tte ceia for tte stmt of tte
game. He played la the flret
game at tte stadium la 1N7.
He served a seven year
If w - ? ? isr "w^ "'-ipyiiu 3
John Grady & Major General Buck
term. ioehpKn* the yean of
World War n. witfcjte Duplin
County Selective Service Board.
ty yean ee a pate bolder amd
Judge at tlortttt
He Ja maried to the termer
Ruth ^Outlaw. daughter of^thC
rr^n.~ as.?
Wallace Dean was winner of
the T.V. given away by the
Warsaw Chamber of Commerce
during the Veterans celebra
tion last-week in Warsaw.
The Warsaw Chamber of
Commerce sponsored a bike
race last Thursday night in
connection with the celebration.
Winner in the race were: 7-9
year olds. Earnest T. Knew
les II; 9-10 year olds, Darret
EzzeO; 11-12 year olds. Nor
wood Wot; 42-U year olds.
Earl Bright
Each winner was given a $10
prise.
The Warsaw Jaycees regis
tered the bikes, inspected them
and put reflector tape on each
bike. Warsaw Police Chief R.
J. Skelton said anyone not reg
istering their bikes during the
race may do so at the police
department.
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Scenes From Veterans Day Parade