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Jones Central's
library Club Is
Off to Good Start
The Jones Central library
Club got off to a booming start
with its meeting held Wednes
day, October 5, in the library of
Jones Central High School.
Hie officers for this year are
Ella Hawkins, President; Frankie
Taylor, Wee-President; Sonia
Harrison, Secretary - Treasurer;
and Jere Mills, Reporter.
The business meeting was a
big success. New members were
reminded of initiation Novem
ber 2. Of particular interest
were the nominations of candi
dates to run for office in the
Eastern District elections to be
held at West Carteret High
School November 12. Sonia Har
rison was elected to run for
Homecoming Queen.
The devotional was given by
Eva Pollock and Jane Turner
served refreshments.
The program, a demonstration
of operating procedures for the
new 16mm Bell & Howell movie
projector, was presented by
Tommy Arthur. A tour of the
Audio-visual Lab followed.
Jere Mills, Reporter
Jones Control FHA
Has Initial Program
The Initiation Program of the
Jones Central Chapter of the Fu
ture Homemakers of America
was held recently hi the lunch
room of the school.
The opening ceremony was led
by the President, Brenda Jo Eu
banks. Others taking part on
the program were Wanda How
ard, Cathy Gilbert, Mary Sue
Mallard, Cathy Humphrey, Ann
ette Lowery, Lolly Byrd, Sue
Cauley, Betty Wilson and Paula
White.
The Judge for the initiation
was Sonia Ray Harrison and the
officers served as the jury. After
much fun the group went to the
Home Economics Room for re
freshments.
Mrs. Sam Phillips and Mrs.
Jonnice Gray advisors and quite
a few of the mothers attended
the program.
Annette Lowery, Reporter
WILD SOLDIER CAUGHT
Fort Bragg Soldier Robert
John Trather was caught by
Kinston police Monday night af
ter a wild chase across town.
Trather was being chased first
by military police and ran out of
street as he headed west on
Grainger Avenue. IDs car hit a
parked truck of the~E. V. Webb
Tobacco Company, but Trather
backed up, turned around and
took off again. He was charged
with speeding, reckless driving
and leaving the scene of an acci
dent.
Clover 4-H Club
Has October Meet
The Clover 4-H Club held its
October meeting in the T. K.
Smith home. Annette Lowery,
president, presided and the de
votion was given by Myra Jo
Smith. Pledges were led by Don
Howard and Jacky Eubanks. The
group extended a welcome to
Miss Patt Petterson assistant
home economics agent.
Don Howard told the group
about the fair exhibit apd show
ed the group the trophy that
was given to the Clover Club
for having the best over-all ex
hibit in the fair.
Jacky Eubanks gave a report
on the Health Meeting that he
and Annette attended in Raleigh
on September 16, at the Sir Wal
ter Hotel. Projects reports were
given by Annette on “Health
Battling the Common Cold”, and
Don on “Electric”.
The demonstration was pre
sented by Myra Jo on “The Cor
rect Way to Hang Clothes and
the Right Type of Hangers to
Use.”
The hostess served- refresh
ments.
Annette Lowery, Reporter
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Mrs. Lila Jarman Huffman
Funeral services were held
Sunday for Mrs. Lila
Huffman, 82, widow
Robert Huffman, of Trenton,
who died last Friday morning.
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of William
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Funeral services were held
Friday for Mrs. Ethel Berwick
Ginn, 45, wife of Frank Ginn of
1Q7 North East Street, who died
last week from injuries suffered
in an accident on September
10th.
Charlie Elwood White
Funeral services were held
Saturday for Charlie Elwood
Wjbite, 61, of Cove City, who
died early Thursday.
Mrs. Fleta Stroud Bland
Funeral services Were held
Monday for Mrs. Fleta Stroud
Bland, 68, of Pink Hill, who died
Sunday. <
Dr. H. Frederick Jones
Funeral services were held
Tuesday tor Dr. H. Frederick
Jones, 86, retired Baptist minis1
ter and father of Mrs. Burwell
Temple, who died Sunday after
a brief illness.
Land Tranrfars
Jones County Register of
Deeds Bill Parker reports re
cording the following land trans
fers in his office during the past
From George and Edna Allen
to Weyerhaeuser Company, Inc.
tracts of 34.70 and 85 seres in
Pollocks ville Township.
From James Charles, Joseph,/
Bettie and. Isaac Leathers, Anne
and Marcus Pittman, Alice and
Frederick' Fabre, Mrs. Donald
Smith and Mrs. Rachel Smith to
Abraham andLucWe Leathers
one lot in White Oak Township.
From Smith-Douglass Com
pany to Isaac and Lavernia
Franks 100 acres and five-sev
enths undivided interest in 21%
acres in White Oak Township.
From R. W. and Eula Mallard
to George Allen 34.70 acres in
Pollocksville Township.
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