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FOR STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
' (You may vote for one)
? DOUGLAS A. CLARK
D LLOYD STEVENS
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
(You may vote for one)
? E. ALEX ERKIN. III
P GENE B. GIJRGANUS
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
(You may vote for one)
I [ CHRISTINE WHALEY WILLIAMS
D ANN A. HUNTER
FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION
(You may vote for one)
? HENRY S. KILPATRICK
? G. FREDERICK RHODES
P HUBERT (JOE) SKINSON
P FAYE C. BRYANT
Duplin Youth Compete
In Area Livestock Show
Nineteen Duplin 4-H and
FFA members exhibited
hogs and four exhibited
steers at the Coastal Plain
Livestock Show and Sale held
at Kinston. Cece Williams of
Route 1. Rose Hill, exhibited
the reserve champion steer
which was purchased by
Federal Land Bank and PCA.
Greg Swain of Warsaw
exhibited the reserve cham
pion pen of three hogs which
was purchased by Duplin
Farm Bureau. Joe Jones of
Warsaw won 1st place in
beef senior showmanship.
Joe's steer was nurchased bv
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Liberty Warehouse of
Wilson. Southern Bank of
Warsaw purchased a hog
shown by Joe.
The other steer exhibitors
from Duplin were Randy
Maready, whose steer was
purchased by United Caro
lina Banks in Duplin, and
DeLeon Smith, whose steer
was purchased by Duplin
County Farm Bureau
Insurance.
East Duplin FFA members
who exhibited hogs were:
Gus Rouse. W.T. Davis,
James Millard, Sissy
Blizzard, Tony Cruse,
Michele Grady, Carlton
Grady, Don Grady, Brian
Smith and Johnnie Smith.
County 4-H members in
clude Laurie Swain, Tony
Westbrook, Russell Brock,
Becky Brock and Glenn Brin
son. James Kenan FFA
CECE WILLIAMS is all smiles after selling her reserve
champion steer to Federal Land Bank and PCA for SI.50
per pound. Pictured with Cece. from left to risht. are: Jim
Fields, PCA, Kinston; George Norris, Fed. Land Bank,
Kenansville; Jimmy Dove, PCA, Kenansville; and Roger
Rouse, Federal Land Bank of Kinston.
GREG SWAIN, right, with his reserve cnampion pen or
three hogs. Greg's three champions were purchased by
Duplin County Farm Bureau for 71 cents per pound.
Representing Farm Bureau are David John Kilpatrick and
Robert Worthington.
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Spring Rally
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The Men of the Church of
Wilmington Presbytery ere
having a Spring Rally at
Camp Kirkwood Saturday,
May 17. The program in
cludes - 1:30-3 ? registration
and work project; 3:lS-3:30,
Worship and address by the
Rev. James B. Tubbs; 4:30
5:30 - supper. The Rev. Troy
D. Mullis, chairman of Dis
trict V for the Men of the
Church of Wilmington Pres
bytery, urges men of this
area to make plans to attend
the rally.
CELEBRATION AT SOUTH
RIVER CHURCH
The Wilmington Presby
tery's Committee on Histo
rical Matters has completed
plans for a Historical Cele
bration at the South River
Presbyterian Church on Sun
day. Mav 4. The church is on
Highway 210 in Bladen
County.
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The celebration will begin
with registration at 3 p.m.
and will be concluded around
5 p.m. South River Church is
2'/a miles northwest of the
intersection of NC 41 and
210.
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