first day of tfca ntm inoUo
adiool tom will begin on fa.
tauter 5,1987. The achool year
win end on June S, 1968 pro*
vided no days are loat dne to In
clement weather.
Ibe Board met with a group
of Negro citizens for the pur
pose of informing them concern
ing the status of the desegrega
tion plan for the 1967-66 school
year. Walter Jarman served as
moderator for the Negro citi
zens.
Donald P. Brock, Attorney for
the Jones County Board of Edu
cation, apprized the Board of the
meaning, of the suit filed by toe,
U. S. Justice Department against
toe Jones County Schools for its
alleged failure to provide equal
protection under toe law for all
children guaranteed t>y toe four^
f Ht»r
yes and 18 no for a 86 per
cent favorable tally.
Mao in the voting slightly less
strong votes were cast for con
tinuation of assessments on to
bacco, cotton and peanuts which
are used to promote these three
crops.
It is necessary for these pro
grams to be approved by at least
a two-thirds margin to keep
them in force.
TUESDAY ACCIDENT
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams
of Pink Hill route 1 both suffer
ed painful, but not critical in
Tuesday afternoon
...«ae m: &Jr.'
The total eoot of oD this by
»nnd bgJT&SfJ!
cotton of rood bond funds and
fttndstainduded. One men in
stance of boor badly the Pied
mont highway mogul* are rob
bing Eastern North Carolina.
FORGERY AGAINST MOTHER?
Jesse Ray Phillips of Hooker
ton route 1 was bound over to
superior court Tuesday after he
waived a preliminary hearing in
recorder’s court on charge of
forging a check against his moth
er. Police say several other such
forgeries also await trial in oth
er counties in this area.
caused them to land in a ditch
between Jonestown and Pink
IRQ. His '57 car was classified a
total loss.
Budget Comparison
196647
$ 3,610.10
4,623.32
9,277.98
21,97166
1364.50
9,15236
.00
196748
6.305.00
5.182.00
10.773.00
24,154.0c
4,426<X
11.016.00
38,000.00
11,040.09
250.0c
1,000.06
3.780.00
14308.00
1.481.0*
8 138.17*
■.179 0«.
u**r
143410c
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of KlMt< •
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n of C-irp I
dri
of Dover pa
a f
traffic aUtioi 4
Willie Le*
Henry Gi
of U Grangt.
of Kii
Kick
Low Business Among TViooo Expanding?
Now Partnerships, New Buildings
Among the building projects
currently going on in the Kin
ston vicinity there will be one
more to bouse Kinston's newest
lew firm in die near future.
Donald Keck of Trenton and
C. E. Gerrans of Kinston are
combining their legal talents and
will build a new home for their
firm on the southwest corner of
Caswell and Independent streets
in the near future.
And just occupying their new
home is the firm of Hodges and
Rochelle, which bought and re
novated a building on the 100
block of South Queen Street,
directly in front of the court
house. This firm includes Jim
my Hodge? and V. H. “Poo” Ro
chelle.
Also unconfirmed but strongly
rumored to that Attorney To,'
White will build a new home f<.
hi* extend v« law practice in ti•
near future.
White’* firm indudes Job'
Robert Hooten, and in Septeo
her Tom White Jr., who hi »
served as law dark for Feden
Judge John Larkins for the pa^i
year, will join the firm.
TWO JONES ARRESTS
In the past week Jones Gin *►
ty Sheriff Brown Yates report,
booking Robert Lewis Hines o*
Wilmington boute 1 at the conn
ty jail on charge of engagbif
in an.affray and Shad Randalato
Trenton was charged with
drunkenness.