il and daughter and Mrs.
die Benson and son of Miami,
Mrs. Robert Mattocks, Barbara
Mattocks and Shirtey Motgap at
tended the Roupas-Codas bedding
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m HCnTOrSOn OffOURuy.
* • •
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Morgan were Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Morgan and son of Pasa
dena, California, and Ed Morga/
Of Spring Hope, s . .
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Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Jones and
children visited at SteQa Sunday.
, * • *
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blanton and
children of Fayetteville visited Mrs.
Blanton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mack Meadows, last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Pete Walter visit
ed relatives in Mains last week.
• • *
Mr. and Mbs- William Smith went
te-rihapanifiBiagt Monday-on bnsi
ness.
* * *
Henry Gerode Jr. returned home
Friday after attending summer
school in Chapel Hill.
* * *
Pvt. Robert Fay spent the week
end here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Foy.
* * *
Jerry Dunbar of Kinston visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Dumber, Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs.
REAL HOME MADE CAKES, PIES AND PASTRIES
Donuts, Glazed, Chocolate, Jelly and Cream — Good Variety
of Breakfast Buns — Fresh Daily
Special Orders for Wedding, Birthday and Party Cakes
Aunt Jennie’s Bake Shop
813 N. Queen St Kinstoh, N. C. Phone 4811
WORLD FAMOUS
U. S. Royal
NYION TIRES
Here’s today best
automobile tire for all
types of driving.
It’s safer . . .
Move durable . . .
More comfortable..
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CARROW
BUICK CO.
Cor. Wachington * Horitage St*.
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HELLO, NORTH CAROLINA! ... Greeting the All-North Caro
Hmt edaspany as they arrive to begin Navy recruit training is
Great Lakes Naval Training Center Commander Captain A. C.
Borrows, V. g. Navy. Shaking, hands with Capt. Barrows is Wil
liam H. Hatcher id Selma, N. C. Others in Hie pic tare (I to r) are
Tony Damico of Mount Airy; Eddie Vanghe of Winston-Salem;
William Moffett of Gastonia; James E. Chewning of Linesville;
Larry W. Rowe of Lexington; David Nordan of Angiar; and
Harry Allen of Lexington. The graduation of' the all-Tarheel
company September 8 will highlight Great Lakes Navy Home
coming’s “Salute to North Carolina’' week September 2-8,
(Official TJ. S. Navy Photo)
J&ck Hankins and Bill
Page. Take Cruise on
World’* Largest Ship
Kinston Radio Executives Jack
Hankins and Bill Page this week
joined 56 other North Carolina
radiomen on a two-day public re
lations erase on the US5 Saratoga,
one of the nation’s super-carriers.
The broadcasters boarded this
largest naval craft at Jackson
ville,. Florida and spent two days
watching it participate in maneu
vers off the Florida coast.
Health Royalty in
Lenoir 4-H Clubs
Announced This Week
Lenoir County '4-H Kings and
Queens of Health for 1957 have
been selected. They are as follows:
. Senior King, Bruce A. Phillips of
Wheat Swamp.
Senior Queen, Mary Lynn Stroud
of Southrwood.
Junior King, Jimmy Johnson of
Southrvrood. - --
Junior Queen, Linda Humphrey
of Contentnea.
These club members were select
ed on the basis of having the most
outstanding record in Health Im
provement which included a health
check sheet, a health story, and.
physical examination report.
Over 125 members submitted re- j
ports and the competition was
keen.
A coronation ceremony for the.
Kings and Queens of Health will
PARMrr
says:
It’# Time
To Plaint
MILO
SOYBEANS
MILLET
CHUFAS
SUGAR CANE
CROTALARIA
Parrott Bros
214 N. Heritage St. Kintton
PIG — FRESH DAILY
CHICKEN
BARBECUE
Regular Dinners — Short Orders — Sandwiches
Eat With Us Often
MOORE’S BARBECUE
/ • . .
New Bern, N. C.
take place in Kinston later this
year.
QUESTION: How much doe* this
program cost me?
ANSWER: It cost the average
farmer about 30 cents per year.
Only the largest fawners contri
bute more .(ban a dollar per year.
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