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lied Wednesday funeral
Community Funeral Home
d^apel. Burial. Devotional
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Smith >f Bowdei daughters.
Mrs. Harold Andrews of
Taylor of Faison. Mrs. Ralph
Carrington of Durham. "Mrs
Clem Davis of Norfolk Va..
Mrs. Walter Lloyd of Roa
noke Rapids. Mrs. Carl Yates
of Winston-Salem. Mrs. Gil
bert Brown of Gotdsboro;
brother. Ernest Moringo of
New Bern; stepmother. Mrs.
J.W. Blatock of Faison; 18
grandchildren; 10 great
gr.ndchi.dren.
Youth
Program
'
Youth ages 16-20 are in
vited to participate in the
People to People Citizen
Ambassador Program to
Europe from mid June to
July (38 days). The program
is designed for youth who are
interested in traveling
abroad and visiting the
following countries:
Germany. France, Denmark.
Holland. Switzerland.
England and Russia. The
group will depart from
Washington, D.C. and return
to New York. College stu
dents can earn three hours of
credit through the University
of Idaho.
If you are interested and
would like man information,
call the Agricultural Exten
sion office in Kenansville.
296-1996.
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held riday a> Hat*, twit)
cemetery. TfKl
,r|pMving ? ne
parents. are the maternal
^randparertts, Mr. ami Mrs
Louis Herrinff.of JMgunt
Mount Olive. Burial. Maple
wood Cemetery.
Surviving: widow. Mrs.
Josephine Holden Ricks;
son. Edgar Norman Ricks. Ill
of Mount OHvc; daughters.
Mrs. Edward T. Cheshire of
Martinsville. Va., Miss
Josephine Holden Rick* of
Washington. D.C.; four
grandddidten.
RUDOLPH SULLIVAN
WARSAW Rudolph
? Red" Sullivan, 53, of
Charleston. S.C.. died Toes
day. Funeral, Community
Funeral Home chapel.
Burial, family cemetery near
Summorlias Crossroad.
Surviving: widow. Mrs.
Rosa Pearl Sullivan of Wil
liamston: sons. James Don
ald of Dearborn. Mich, and
Jeffrey Steven Sullivan of
Taylor. Mich.; sisters. Mrs.
Elton Proctor and Mrs. Bill
Swinsdn, both of Moont
Olive. Mrs. A.B. Benson of
KenansvWe, and Mrs. Ruby
Rutledge of Charleston,
5.C-; brother. Johnny Sulli
van of Charleston, S.C.; five
graogc^iklren.
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Old fights, such m ttua
one betwedl# Aiftl i^Motre
?nd Rocky Wafcfifloln
1055, can (till mean big
money for someone?
maybe you.
Former handball cham
pion Jim Jacobi will pay
good money for fifmsoT
past fight*, particvlariy
for the lightweight fight
between Armstrong and
Jenkln* in 1939 and the
.1948 Robinson vs. Gavilan
welterweight fight.
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?^,vassal
James Sprunt Institute be
ginning Tuesday, March 20
from 7-10 p.m. The class,
instructed by GaiaM Barnes
of Goidsboro, will meet in the
Auditorium of the Hoffler
Bujldmg Tuesdays and
Thursdays. Several Saturday
claques wUl also be scheduled
trt allnu; tho mdiiilssA *?
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actual experience Saturday
classes will be scheduled as
aw !' Duplin County Softball
ague begins regular
season play. Students may
take the class for personal
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or m.y register
with the USSSA upon sic
cessful completion of the
Twite wffl be a S5 regis
tration fee. "Registration will
take place at the first class,
or bv calling Joe Jones or
Denise Brinson at JS1, 246
1341, Ext. 222 or223. ?
: WALLACE
A class inctrrantlcs art will
be held in Wallace at the
aiiup iwtaiy JU IC?V.IIC^ VII
Highway 41 North. The class
will meet wi Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 7-10 p.m.
beginning March 13 and end
ing May 31.
Priyate Pilot Ground
School: A class designed to
prepare a student to pass the
ground rules portion of the
FAA^jrivate pilot'sexam will,,
be taught at the Wallacq"
Airport. The class will meet
ShftS ,f0 srs
ginning Tuesday, March 13.
Tlie instructor for the class
will be Wayne Rich of Wal
lace. The supplies and
materiMt for this class wlH
be approximately S20 to $30.
Chinquapin
. Crocheting: Libby JLikens
of Chinquapin will instruct a
class in crocheting on Tues- J
day nights from 6:30 to 9:30 :
p.m. at her home located on
State Road #17f5, #H*h ^
Chinquapin. The class qnll,
begin March 13 and end May
Crocheting - A class in
crocheting will be taugnt on
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meti at the home of Libbv
liken*.on State Koad #1715
south of Chinquapin
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