1m
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Mr*. Wayne Jarman and .ton,
Gary, were in Kinston Mdnday.. 3
* * *
Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Thomas
and daughter of Norfolk spent Sat
urday night with his parents^ Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Thomas.
• * •
Mrs. Cenie Belle Stilley, Mrs. Z.
A. Koonce, Mrs. Myrtle Stroud and
Mrs. Betsy Gooding recently vis
ited Mrs. George Noble at the
French Rest Home in New Bern
they also visited Rev. and Mrs.
Lewis Dillman.
• ■ ■
Peggy Thomas spent Friday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Winfield
Davenport, Saturday.
* * *
Ava Davenport, a teacher at West
Havelock, was at home with her
grandmother, Mrs. Laura Daven
port, over the weekend.
Jean Pollock, a student at Mere
dith, was at home with her mother
Mrs. V. L. Pollock, between the
semesters..'
• • •
Wilson Lowery, a student at
Carolina, was home with his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lowery,
between semesters.
• • *
The Clover 4-H Club will hold
its regular meeting Monday night
at Chinquapin Chapel at 8.
•" * * *
Mrs. Wiayne Jarman and sisters,
Mrs. Brooks Ball, and Mrs. Lewis
Slepin, of Morehead City, visited
Mrs! R. E. Teel and Mrs. C. M.
Gower in Raleigh Friday.
Huffman, a student at East
aa, was at home wifh her
s, Mr. and Mrs. Paiil Hnff
between semesters.
....
r. and Mrs. Horace Philliijf*
aughter, Anna Marie, visited
Id Mr* Burkett Rapier and
in Mt. Olive Sunday.
W,'' ; * * *
Earl Spann was a Friday
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Foy
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Daven
port were in Swansboro Sunday.
.• • »
. Suzanna Malian], a student at
East Carolina, was at home with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan
us Mallard, between semesters.
• • a
. Macy Mallard and her niece, Nell
Brown, of Newport News visited
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mallard over
the weekend.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Franck, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Ipock visited Asbury
Methodiist Men’s Club Sunday
night. While their they visited Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Ipock.
' * * *
Mrs. Sylvanus Mallard visited her
mother, Mrs. H. A. Tyndall, in
Kinston Sunday.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bell'and son,
Buddy, of Pollocksville were Sat
urday night dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Sylvanus Mallard.
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Ronald Davenport, a student at
State College, was at home with
his mother, Mrs. Leo Green, be
tween semesters.
* * *£
Mrs. 'Robert Avery and Mrs..
Jake Crooms, visited Mrs. Preston
Dail ip Kinston and Mrs. Maylon
Letchworth and Mrs. Toby Hill in
Snow Hill Tuesday.
* * *
Mrs. Lee Grivard, Mr. and Mrs.
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• • *
Mrs. Hiram Wilson, of Pollocks
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SENATOR SAM
Continued from Pace 4
the five causes he mentions relate
to the ecohomic ills confronting our
Danoa. ,un»x nMrc vu»«v to
one of the great aeossroads in it*
- Tt is this. Having btdlt a
deterrent against war, can
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road to fiscal responsibility
courage, ..hard decisions,
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Consequences for all Americans.
If we choose to adhere to com
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theories currently being advanced
on this problem, freedom and pri
vate enterprise will be safer in the
decade ahead.
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weekend visiting
ho is .hack home
itisfactorily from
surgery at Craven County hospital.
• J . , * • *
Mrs. WUde Tolin has returned
home and; to work following hos
pital in New Bern.
• * • :’e. ■
Mrs. Hester Cole of Swansboro
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