i
by Mrs. Jake Phillips
Mrs. R. J. Taylor of Goldsboro
visited her sister, Mrs. C. C.
Dameron, Saturday.
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Mrs. Eva Mattocks visited her
son, Randolph, at Rose Hill this
weekend.
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Mrs. A. G. Heath visited her
children a few days last week at
Hubert, Morehead and Beaufort.
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Ruth, Sybil and Jane Marshall
Jenkins of New Bern visited Mrs.
Lila Weeks Sunday.*
Dewayne and Shirley Ennis
and children, Valerie, Joy and
Jill, of Ohio visited Miss Liller
Collins Friday.
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Ellen Mattocks spent the
weekend with her grandmother,
Mrs. Walter Scott.
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Carl Wafers and 'Mrs. George
Yancey are patients at Craven
County Hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy McLean of
Norfolk visited a few days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Meadows.
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Mr. and Mrs. Avan Mitchell of
Kinston visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Mitchell for a short time Mon
day. i
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Littleton
and son, Jay, of Raleigh are visit
ing with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Foscue, this week.
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Mrs. Mack Meadows, Lionel,
Edward and Eloise visited Fori
Macon and Snead’s Ferry Sun
Mrs. Margaret LaRoque and
daughter, Anne, visited Iasi
week at New Bern with hei
mother, Mrs. Sally Manning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roland Nelson
and children of Virginia visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Nelson, last week.
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Joyce Joimson is spending a
few days in Virginia with hei
father, Ralph Johnson.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Conwaj
and Pam of Raleigh visited hil
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colon Con
way, Sunday.
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Jerry Mills is visiting a fev
days in
MEN'S CLUB MEETS
The Ken’s Club met Sundaj
Morning at sight o’clock at the
Methodist Chinch. Breakfasi
was served by Jimmy Jones ant
Leroy Meadows.
Those attending were Rober
Mattocks, William E. Mattocks
' Louis Eubanks Jr., Sam Pruitt
Edey Jones, Leonard Thomp
son, Joe Thompson, Rev. Car
Calliway, Rudolph Pelletier, El
wood Morris, Roger Mallard
Bert Mercer, Jimmy Jones, Le
roy Meadows, and one visitor
area will be
tfiat Sylvia
private kto—
ber 5th in the
The school \—
year-old children
Hours of
from 9 tO !
Friday. V 1
Parents interested in full de
tails about the school may con
tact Hiss Jenldns at 716 Main
Street or by telephone at 743
5161.
Miss Jenkins has1 outlined a
typical day for the School as fol
lows:
9 a,m, — Pevotionals and Flag
Salute. > ~
9:19 — Learning or art activi
ties.
9:45 — Language
10 — Outside games and ex
ercises.
10:30 — Refreshments
11 — Music or science
11:15 — Free Play with wide
choices offered all children.
11:50 — Storytime
Noon — Dismissal
Land Transfers
In the past two weeks the fol
lowing land transfers have been
recorded in the office of Jones
County Register of Deeds Bill
Parker.
From J. E. and Essie Millard
to Alta Ann Mallard Abernathy
57.5 acres in Trenton Township.
From Dwight L. and Etha Wa
ters to Dwight A., Geraldine,
Roger and Carolyn Waters and
Edward and Dorris Oliver a tract
in Pollocksville Township.
From John T. B. Jenkins and
Irma Laws Tapp under the will
of Mary Tapp Jenkins 652 acres
in Beaver Creek Township to the
Weyerhauser Paper Company.
From Wise Homes of N. C. to
Jimmie D. Richardson a lot in
Tuckahoe Township.
, From James Hood, trustee, to
Carolina Model Homes lot in Cy
press vreea.
From Lillian J. Phillips to
Clara Johnson Goodiftg 1 acre in
Beaver Creek Township.
Ffcm J. C. Foscue, Cedi Mea
dow* and G. S. Pelletier, trustees
of Maysville Methodist Church
to f^rst Citizens Bank one-lotin
From James and Martha Mea
dows to Modern Homes Inc., one
lot in White Oak Township.
From Council Marchmond to
Ifillicent Moore one lot in White
Oak Township. 51
From Claude WlDie to Sylves
ter Samuel and Nettie Gerald
HaU 11 lots in PoHocfcsville
Township.
From William and Helen
Biggs to John Bender and Della
Sue Cannon oi
ville.
OOKMOBILE SCHEDULE
FOR JONES COUNTY ;*
Friday, July 28
HWy. 17 1.00- 1:30
r. A. Harriett’s
Home _1:40*2:00
Oak Grove Coro
Friendship Church
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2:15- 2:35
3:30- 4:00
Tom Heath New
President State
Savings League
Thomas W. Heath Jr. of Kin
ston was elected president of
he North Carolina Savings and
Joan League on Tuesday in
tsheville where the annual
neeting of the organization was
>eing held. Mr. Heath is presi
lent of Mutual Savings and Loan
n Kinston.,
~ APPEALS LARCENY RAP
In recorder’s court Monday
Willard Sutton of 409 East North
Street was given 12 months in
prison for two charges of lar
ceny and one charge of public
drunkenness. He appealed to
superior court .*•
for
Which'is to have the archi
tect and officials of the North
Carolina Medical Care Commis
sion look the sites over.
It was also agreed that Kin
ston Public Works Superinten
dent Tommy Briley would have
prepared, a large detailed map,
showing not only the locations of
each site, but their elevations,
existing city sewer and water
lines, the flight approaches to
Stallings Field and the outlines
of the thoroughfare plan ap
proved by the State Highway
Commission for the Kinston
area.
Thp 15- sites offered includ
ed those of Mrs. Cecil Moore, J.
E. Shackelford, Jack Alexander,
Rodney Goodman, Leslie Worth
ington Jr., H. B. Taylor, B. R.
“Doc” Rouse, Merle Edwards,
Raymond Cunningham, Mrs. E.
Y. Speed, John F. Mewborne,
Corita Johnson and Mrs. Ruby
Bronstein.
Cunningham has offered a
choice of three sites. All sites
were for 50 Or more acres ex
cept that of Miss Johnson, who
offered a SOsacre site.
The sites extend from Good
man’s farm near the Kinstonian
Riyer with
5ICT
The City of
its consultant e
plied to the
of the ^orps of
for permission to eith<
an underground or an \
water main across Neuse River
about 600 feet downstream from
the Queen Street bridge. % ■
The application says bids will
be opened in about sjx weeks
from July iTth at which time>
the city will; decide which of the
two systems is preferable.
The Corps of Engineers was
informed that if buried the main
would be at least 3.6 feet below
the river bottom and if, strung
overhead it would have a vertical
clearance of 25 feet above norm
al water level and have 40 feat
between the supports which car
ried it across the river.
Persons who wish to make
comments pertinent to the Corps
of Engineers on this project
should make them in writing on
or before 4:45 p.m. August 17th
in the Wilmington office.
This system will connect the
city’s newest deep well and