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fAGE TWELVETHE DAILY REFLECTOR, GREENVILLE, N. C.

WedfietciaT* March 25, 1559

Stock And Market Reports

RALEIGH AP) (NCDA)~

H(^ inarkets ttea^T to 25 highar.

Topa of 16.25 to 17.00 at Wilaon;

16.25 to 16.75 Nahunta, Rocky Mount; 16.00 to 16-75 Smthleld;

16.00 to 16.50 Tarfooro, Enfield,

Scotland Neck; 18.75 to 16. Bethel, Murfreesboro. Sunbury, Eden-ton, HarrellsvilJe, Farmville; 15..50 to 16.25 Kinston, Benson, Albertson. New Bern, Mount Olive, Lil-Ungton, Houses Mill; 16.50 at norg Warner Clinton. Fayetteville. Elizabeth- Burlington Indus town: 16.25 at Goldsboro: 16.00 at Luraberton, Rich Square, Tabor City. PemlM'Oke, Shallotte, Dunn,

Wingate, Clarkton, Laurel Hill,

Four Oaks Bailey. WhitevlDe Si-! plon Talier ii Fib ler Cl^, Castle Hayne and Bur-1 corporation

gaw. Other markets unreported, icoca Cola Wil^n cash cattle prlces--s^e^ Commercial Credit'*'!.'!

ConUnental Can .....

good 24.50 to 27 00, commercial* Wright

1..50 u, cow., b,e( tyr S ........

Cases Heard In City Police Court

By CHESTER WALSH Judge Charles Whedbee dls>

Appropriations Body Gets Big Setback In House Vote

WASHINGTON (AP)-A

Monday. They j spending has given President El-

Allied Chemical U Dyt ....107

Allis Chalmers Mfg ......29%

American Can . ..........49

American Smelt ii Ref .... 50%

American Tel and Tel .....241%

American Tobago JJJibiing, ialbe pretense and whole-

At intS SXerV ...... 50 worthless checks.

lr ......... EmcMT. 30. of Sel-

nlfhi-hlm till ...... if J ^ ma. worthiess check, 12 months on' publican support, the House late

niliia sirnUn#, .......... JiU oaOs, sentence suspended on Tuesday shouted approval of a

Boeing AUTJlane ......... j...__.t.. . .____ mo RT am OAA nnlin.ntfl!

colder* Court

ranged from public drunkenness' gnhower a major legislative vle-; and aiault on a female to gam- ; tory but may cost Republicans In

Congress some 1960 campaign

ammunition.

With heavy Democratic and Re-

Burroughs Corp Canada Dry Carolina Power k Celanese Corp

.......... condition that he return to prose-j2.657,402.944 supplemental appro-

.......... ifl|. icuting witness merchandise pur- priation bill after handing its Ap-

c.baaed, or, if impossible, the cost Pt oPSiohs Committee one of its

Quotable Quotas

Bv LYNN NISBET RALEIGH Frank Crane, commissioner of labor, said the

Ucans was viewed by some Democratic leaders as having taken

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^ _______ blpar- President had sought, tt wt* the {39 standing vote.

posed of 29 cases in Municipal Re- , House vote for Increased amount agreed upon as real- The heavy backing from Repub-

IsUc" by his House leaders. * - *

The fund is used to make loans to friendly foreign nations for away much of the momentum

economic development under the from the current GOP drive to foreign aid program. The loansjlabcl Democrats as big spenders are repayable mainly in foreign in next years political wars. Recurrencies but members who op- publicans not only heavily suppose them claimed little If any ported the loan fund amendment ever would be repaid In any kind but. offered no organized opposi-of money. itlon to the other increases.

Rep. John J. Rooney (D-NY),| One Republican. Rep. H. R. wmst setbacks in years. ;offered the amendment giving the,Gross of Iowa, condemned the

The principal victory for Elsen-ifund 100 million dollars. Only a over-all action, hower lav In inclusion of 100 mil- handful of Midwestern Republi- The spender* have kicked the

lion dollars for the foreign aid de- cans and a bloc of Southern Dem- door down thU afternoon, he

velopment loan program. He had ocrats opposed it on the final 183- said.

asked 223.millions but the com-,------------------- '

2oT^ 5prlce of the merchandise; return 3<,^jthe amount of cash obtained, and pay a fine of $50, coats deducted, 48% 1 ^be court placed Emory on probation for five years.

mlttee had allowed nothing.

. 59%

127%,

, 573;, other charges of Issuing worthless , 52% check* at store* In Greenville.

, 34 I James Brent Emory, Worthies* 14% check, 12 month* on the roads

to 19.00, 23 00.

heavy weight* 19.00 to

Douglas Aircraft .......... 5.5% <consecutive). suspended on con-

^ bulls, likbtweights 1700 Chemical 83% ditlon that he return the mer-

DuPont deNemour .........226% chandlse purchased', or, if Jm-

Eastman Kodak .,,..,....153 possible, the cost price hi mer-

Elcctric Auto Lite ;...... 39% 'nandlsc, return the arr.ount of

....... 142 cash obtained and pay cost*,

57% James Brent Emory, worthle**

......... 80% check.

r- Price* paid for ciean.l-; 78%i ,to begin at expiration of sentence

minimum 80 per cent A1 preceding case), suspended on

quality: Raleigh and Charlotte, Rubbr>r

RAI^IGH (API - (NCDAi-North Carolina poultry market*: I Rubber

fryers and broilers unsettled, farm price 15% to 16%. mostly 16. S.

Eggs Price* paid for clean, Food*

In addition, the House Increased funds for eight other agencies for; the remaining three months of the present fiscal year, though not as much as Eisenhower had asked.

None of the spending will directly affect the 77-bllilon-dollar budget Elsenhower has proposed, for next year.

As the bill went to the Senate, tt allotted $177,880,500 more than the 12 month* on the road* j committee had approved but still

total

In

BiU Is KiUed Off

Insurance Committee

slightly weaker, large 35; piece*Rubber paid on graded out ba.*ls: Ashe- ,

vllle steady, A large 33 to 34, Jnt Nickel Can mostly 33.

.....86V4

........129

.....114%

......... 9.1%

OVER THE COUNTER QUOTATIONS Furnished by McDaniel -Lewis A Lockheed Aircraft Co. Compiled Tuesday, March 24.

1959.

DescriptloB Bid

Ranks

29 V*

20%

int. Tel and Tel Kennecott Copper Libby Owen Ford G1 Liggett A Myers

34%

Lorlllard A Company ..... 85%

Magnavox Radio ,,.......'57

Security Natl Bank Wachovia Bk A Tr Co. Insaranre

Caro Casulary Ins. Franklin Life Gulf Life

Jefferson Std Llfs Life A Casualty Life Companies Life of Virginia Nationwide Corp.

Ohio State Life Pyramid Life Peninsular Life Security Life A Trust Travelers Insurance Fnmibire Bassett Furniture Drexel Furnlturg Eiiuince

State Loan A Finance UUUUe*

Caro Tel. A Tel Carolina Pipeline Citizens Utilities Piedmont Natural Gas Texas Eastern Trans Trans Gas Pips Line Transportnllon Mcl^ean Industries Piedmont Aviation Mamtfarluring America Marietta Black Panther Cerlist Diesel Lone Star Steel Superior Cable Texas Natural Gas Textiles, Inc.

Retail .Store*

Colonial Stores Li*ckv Stores Roses 5-10-25 Strs Miscellaneous Bowater Paper Investors Div Serv Time, Inc.

6

75%

24%

93

21%

20%

52

19%

313

4%

7

48%

90%

22

32

24 26

160

11%

27% 31% 33I 23%

5%

2%

54%

.35

.6.3

35%

5%

51%

11%

25% 29"'* 22 V*

6 .55 203 68

A*ked McLean Trucking Co I Motorola Radio .... i National Btscuit 21% I National Cash Reglstnr National Dairy Product gT National Distiller*

771^ North American Avia 25% Oil Company

5 j Paramount Pictures

22% I Penney J ,C. Co .....

22'/4 Pepsi Cola 54 Fhllco Corporation

20% Pure Oil Co .......

335 Radio Corporation

5% Republic Steel .......

8 Reynolds Toh, B ....

5j .Seaboard A1 RH .....

92% Sears Roebuck

Southern Railway .... 24 Sperry Corp

34 Standard Brands .....

Te^xas Company .....

Textron Corporation Trans A We.stern Air Union Carbide .......

]2% Union Pacific .......

29% United Airlines .......

33 United Aircraft ......

34% United Corporation

25V* United Fruit .........

United Gas Imp ....

5% United States Rubber I U.S. Smelting A Ref .. United Stales Steel 50% Vanadium Corporation .50 Vick Chemical ,7.5 Virginia Caro Chendcal 37% i Virginia Flee A Pow 0 {West Maryland .<

531/4 Western Union ......

12% Westinghouse EleO

Woolworth A Co ....

Zenith Radio .........

condition that he return the mer-chsndlse purcha.ses. or, if Impos-fible, the emt price of merchan-j di.e; return the amount of money obtained snd pay cftsts. This *m " ! *'rtitcnce of 12 month on the roads

** same a* in the five preceding 86 i ca*es.

Emory 1* wanted by police In Wilson and Rocky Mount, It wa.s Ataed during the trial here.

10

8.1%

was $207,551,532 below the lequested by th President, Extra money added to the committee* usually inviolate recommendation* were the 100 million for the Development Loan Fund, $,50,300,000 for defense education programs, $100.000 for the Recreation Resource* Review Commission, 2% million for the District of Columbia, $4,306.500 for in-patient veterans, $554,000 for out-patient care of veteran*. $2,100,000 for the Treasury Department, 18

Pour Negroes convicted of gam- I million for the Post Office Departr Wing were gb'cn 30 dsys each on' . -

.. 33 .. 48% 42% 49% ,.107% i .. 29% 29% i ,, 4.5% .56% 9% .106 37%

ment and $20.000 for the Narcotics bureau.

Much of the added money was w.i* ordered confiscated and turned gsked to pay for salary increase*

^ * V P* ' *Ax, vsc^n TTALII VII

rosds, su*ipended on payment

48%

68% j eost*. Money In the game

over to t.ne Schwd Fund, They are, .lohnnle J. John.son, 404 W 13th .St.; Charlie Wilks, 414-A Ty.<on 8t : Jeass DuncMn, 818 Vance St.. and Lester John.wn, 1205 Broad 8t.

Mellmurne H. Pridgen, 1400 E lOfh 8t,, failure to stop at a trjp light, ordered not to operate a motor vehicle for six months unless and unrll adequate restitution i

^ ^ 42^*4: made for proijerty damage, to ,. i which Jtidgment the defendant in 23% upen court accepts and give,* no-. 6;)%jU e of appeal tp Superior Court . 79%! Fillure to strip at a stop light:

. 23%!James Wesley Btaton, Negro,

, 19% costa; Jame* Edward Vcka. Rockv 1;10% l^iount, costs; Shelton Brown, 1114 35 W Wright R tad, costa.

Robert William Ambruat, Camp I ejeune, was ftTund not guilty of

36

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Congress voted last year.

Although the money for the Development Loan Fund fell 12.5 million dollars short of what the

Driver Ran Into Parked Vehicle

9% driving without a state auto 11-41% j cense.

27%,

31%: Approx. Sale* to 1 P.m.

.... 3 <5 .... 90% .... 37% ... 114 ... 29% .... 39% .... 77 .... 36% .... 77% .... 55% 260 l.9J0,tMK)

55% ! Robert Elks, 21, address unlisted, 55*4 aNKHUlt on a female, case continued to.

Drunk; Marion Perkins, Negro, 1310 Clark Ht., 30 days or 116; Charlie Plliman, Rt. 2, city, days or $16.

Roland Hnire Harrington, 805 Ward St., no city auto tag, $5 on 0(st.s,

Nelson Hopkln.s, Negro,

Deck St.. speeding, coats

7

SOH

70

Police were called to Fifth and FJm Sts. last night when a car being operated by a 16-year-old girl collided with a parked vehicle causing heavy damage.

Police stated the car driven by Miss Sandra E. Jack.son, Route 3, cireerivllle, wa.s headed ea-st and struck a car in front of 1703 E. 5th at.

The econd vehicle, parked by Dougla* Yongue, a college student, was owned by Mrs R. E. Yongue, 700 Prince St., Laurinburg.

Police Bald Miss Jack.son stated ; she did not see the parke^l car Until .she struck It.

Two pas.sengers in the Jack.son car were taken to Pitt Memorial Hospital and treated for minor 409-B reiea.sed.

Investigating officer.* estimated

Johnnie Hopkins, pa*.se.s!on ofi*^* damage to the Jack.son ear at non-tax-paid whiskey for .sale, 90 placed damage to the

Moose Offering

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NEW YORK APi Selective; strength gave the atock market a slight rise on average early thl; afternoon, Trading was 'dull after an active start.

Gains of fractlorui to a point wera the rule among leading issues except for a wide assortment of sfocka which took amall losses or traded about unchanged The market averages were bol itered considerably by a 4 point rise of Du Pont.

American Agricultural Chemical was ahead 7 points Zenith was up about a Thiokol around 2,

Brunswlck'Balke was a h e a di Ut dge. stated that a call to PI, bout a point, A conllnuatlon oflJ iinn or il 2-3HH2 at anytime recent gains wa* made by Rup- prior to Ciuirch services will pro-pert, Minute Maid and Iolaroltl, vide ti iu.Niantatlon for cHllers to all of which added fracllons, the ChuKh of their <hn|re.

Great AAP wtis sfeatiy. ! Tho.'<e dpAliing transport at Ion

'Ronson slipped % to on a nny call Thursday, Filday, Sat-hlg block of 21.106 shares, later i^iday .uul up to the Chundi hour paring the los.*. Philadelphia A Sunday 10 .schedule a time for

The Greenville Moose l<odge has nruiounred that it will provide free Iransporfatlon to anyone wl.shing to attend churclx next Sunday morning,

DpeiHflon F.aster Carlift l.s being (honsored !n each Mfxme I.odgr n the nation this Hunrlay in order ttint tin one will be prevented from n'tending chuich servlce.-s on Kaater point and mortung for lack of tian.-iiKirtatlou, F.d Barbee, of tiie local Moose

day.* on the roads, Atrspended on cnnoiflofi that he not have any IntivxfcaMng beverage of any description for 12 months; rcmatn of ROfvd behavior two years and not Vlo'ate any law for two years; pay line of $50, rosta deducted, ilHced on probation two years, and tor the next 12 months not to pos-sv-svs any Intoxicating beverage Whatsoever.

.hicob Haddmk and Van Tucker IhiridtMk, Chanman.s Cras.sroaris, trevpass and assault, ca.se con-fftmed to.

David H, Rttughman, 31.1 W, Fourth Rt , no operator liron,se, paid rosts,

Tranne Anne Bnlllle and Mary G Williamson. Rockv Mount, fahie preten.se, were railed and they fallcd to apnear T'heir bvtnds were ordf'red forfeited and an Instanter capias was i.s^ued for each.

Yongue car at $200.

No charge.* have been preferred pemllng fiirther lnve.*tlgatlon by IKJllce,

As a re.sult of a minor collision yc.sterdny afternoon, jxdtce ha# f hnrged Mr*. J H. Langston, 2300 E. 3rd fit , with failure to .stop for a stop algn.

Pol Ice placed damage tx> the il.at'g.stnn car at $300. James S Well*, 1501 Elm Ht., was listed by police as operator of the .second car. Officer.* lifted damage to hl.s r,vr a* being about $50, The collision orrurred at Fourth and Bill-more 8ts.

RALEIGH (AP) The House Insurance Committee today killed off a bill which was descnbed as a step to put the state In the Insurance business.

Rep, Thomas H. Woodard of Wilson, himself an Insuranceman, laced into the measure which would, in effect, allow the state to act as self-insurer for bonding its employes against money losses by dishonesty.

"This is a bad biU, said Woodard, "it puts the state in further competition with private industry. Pretty soon the state will be practicing law, too.

There was a rouna 01 otner committee activity before the House and Senate convened.

The House Commercial Fisheries Committee turned over to a subcommittee a measure, already passed by the Senate, covering the taking of seafood for personal use. A controversial section would 1 allow the taking of oysters for 1 personal use on Tuesday and Pri- days during closed season. Com-i merclal fishing interests have op-| posed the measure.

The House Welfare Committee approved a plan to permit splitting of monthly welfare payments into two installments. The Senate already has passed the bill.

If a moUier can get half (the welfare aid) at the beginning of the month and half In the middle, it would make it more Ukely her children would eat at the end of the month, Dr. Ellen Winston, state welfare commissioner, explained.

The bill before the House Insurance Committee would have created a fidelity and surety section under the state property insurance fund, providing a reserve against loss by dishonesty of state employes.

Funds would have been obtained by cancelling present fidelity and surety policies on their anniversary of Issuance and by charging state departments pro rata shares of the premium.

The bill was Introduced by Rep, Charles A. Hostetler of Hoke, who did not defend it.

State Auditor Henry C. Bridges, in reply to a question by Woodard, said the largest loss the state had suffered from dishoncsty,.was $116,000, of which $42,000 was recovered.

That's it, said Woodard- One loss, and your plan will lose money.

The committee okayed another Hostetler bill extending workmens compensation coverage to officers and employes of municipal corporations and political subdivision of the state. -

It also approved a bill directing the state treasurer to refund money paid by insurance companies to the commissioner of insurance under the Firemen* Pension Fund Aqt, declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.

benefit by the minimum wage act have no organization and no spokesman except the collective conscience of the people of North Carolina.

Rev, W. W. Pinlator, president of the N, C. Council of Churches, said "you cannot isolate wages; they belong to everybody because they are spent hi the channels of trade.

J, A. Glover of Nashville, also speaking for the Council of Churches, said "one out of every ten men is a leader; the other nine follow women. He was proud to be following some 350,000 women in maintaining his position in support of the minimum wage bills.

W. W. (Tee) Taylor, .speaking against the wage Dill, said it is so foreign to the concept of individual liberty under law, it

Is Inconceivable that it will be enacted in North Carolina.

Taylor also sail that wages is "another name for price. The cost of wages must be contder-ed along with the cost of raw materials as a business charge. To say that every employee is worth the same wmge is comparable to .'^ayli'g that every bushel of jwtatoes or every suit of clothes has the same value.

Blucher Ehringhaus, speaHng against the bill, said he did not presume competence to judge a/hether K was Chri itian 01 non-Christian, nor did he question the motiwes of anybc^y. He emphasized the economic and political elements.

Several speaker.* wondered why domestic and farm workers were exempted. Was it, they asked, because authors oi these bills employ domertic servants and do not want tn ,^.ir vp a fight with powerful farm organizations.

Easter Lily Tag Day Sales Set Saturday

Greenville Jay-C-Ettes will di- a six-county area and provides

Fifteen Debating Teams In Event

Reading lo*t another point. General Tire, Raytheon. Ahinl Chemical and Merck rose ahooi a point each. American Teleplioiic was off around a point US. government bond* were steady.

tlieir traapoiiatlon.

NEW YORK lAP) 1 pm stocks;

Adams Mlllis ........

Admiral f.orporatton

.Itv'i

19%

Colored News

B Allotment*

In Effect On 71 Cotton Farms

rhoire fV cotton allotment'

Rites Thursday For Mrs. John Anderson

Fifteen debating teams. Including the negative team from Chlcod High School, will participate in district competition March 31 at East Carolina College.

Secretary E. R. Rankin of the North Carolina High School De-b.attng Union announced the district line-up today. Competing team* were winner* in annual triangular competition on March 31.

Teams which will compete at ECC next week include negative teams from Chicod, Bath, Columbia, William R. Davie School of Roanoke Rapids, Gaston, Gates-viile. New Bern, Perquimans School of Hertford, Richlands and Scotland Neck.

Winning teams in the district runtest, affirmative and negative, w*ll enter final competition with other district winners on April 23 and 24 at Chapel Hill, The winner in .state competition will receive the Aycock Memorial Cup.

The debate topic this year is 'he national high school debate query. "Re.solved, That the United Prates should adopt the essential ie.nture.s of the British system of fducatloo.

rect the Easter Lily tag day Saturday as the second phase of a fund-raising campaign to aid handicapped children and adults in this area.

The Pitt County Society for Crippled Children and Adults, w'hlch sponsors the Pitt County Orthopedic Clinic, raises its funds through the annual sale of Easter Seals and lily tags. Co-sponsors of the local clinic are the Lions Club, which has charge of the Easter Seal mail campaign, and the Jay-C-Ettes.

The orthopedic clinic, held every fourth Friday each month, is financed mainly by the crippled childrens division of the State Board of Health. Voluntary contributions provide orthopedic shoes, braces, walkers, summer camperships, hospital transportation and x-rays.

The local elinic actually sarves

School Menu

FOUNTAIN following

menus will be served at the Fountain School;

WednesdayHotdogs, pork and beans, cold slaw, chill on cubed onions, hot rolls, cheese sticks, gingerbread and milk

'TimrsdaySliced ham. turnip greens, potato salad on lettuce, carrot curls, cornbread, lemon cake and milk.

Friday Pish sticks, French fried potatoe.*, cole slaw, hush-pupples, ketchup and milk.

diagnosis, treatment, coaectlve surgery and necessary appliances for the crippled child and adult. The term "crippled includes those with deformities of many kinds such as cleft palates, epilepsy, muscular distrophy, cerebral plasy. As many as 100 patients have been registered at the clinic in one day. In connection with the orthopedic clinic a speech and hearing clinic has been la operation in Pitt County for the past two years, Ths clinic lias the services of a trained speech therapist.

Four Named To UNC Dean's List

CHAPEL HILLFour Green-ville-area students have been named to the University of North Carolinas first semester deans list. It was announced today.

Tlxe students are Donald Ray Patrick and Jack Holland Spain Jr. of Greenville; Alton Everette James Jr. of Robersonvllle; and Jon Burton Clark of Williamston. They are among 173 Juniors and senior.* in the College of Arts and Sciences who averaged B or higher during the fall term.

Recover Missing Farm Equipment;

Man Is Charged

Two piece* of farm equipment taken from farms in the Fountain and Farmville areas Have been

recovered and a Wilson County 11 * 1

man arraated. Shertti Ruel W. Ty- InStall Lighting

son announced today. o

Placed under arre.st was C. 7t.| Itl F*rsiltf

Shelton of Rt. 1, Wilson, He wa-i lALLIi Co All V^VPUI I

charged with larceny, the l)^rtffi|i

Aftid. and released upon posting iXOVloC V.rillCCo $800 bond. He will be tried in the

April term of Superior Court. Work has been completed on

Recovered were a bottom plow installation of new lighting fix-taken from the farm of C. R. Gay-tures in four Court House offices, nor of Rt. 1, Fountain and a stalk County Auditor H. Reginald Gray j( utter reported missing from a said today.

. ^ .. ,, - . , farm owned bv Marvin Horton ofj The new fixtures were Installed

1 iirnagp Ander.snn. 56, wife of John and located on U.S. 358! in offices of the auditor, clerk of

judth of Parmvllle. 'superior Court, tax collector and

Sheriff Tyson said the missing tax supervisor. Old fixtures re-

Farmville Post Tops 1959 Goal

FARMVILLE Farmville Post 372 of the American Legion has exceeded its membership incentive goal for 1959, it was announced today by state Legion headquarters in Raleigh.

The post had a goal of 15 and membership to date 1* 16. State

Winners In Dog Show At Raleigh

Dogs shown by two Greenville residents ware winners in the Raleigh Kennel Club show Saturday.

Hector Brummel, shown by Nicholas J. Sideris, was awarded a blue ribbon and named first prize winner in Best of Breed and Best of Winners competitive divisions. Roll In and C. Aneta, shown by Mrs. Clyde McCune, were named winners by Judge points, awarded a blue ribbon first prize and named Best of Opposite Sex.

The dogs are AKC registered Belgian Sheepdogs of the Groen-endael variety. Hector Brummel

; Raleigh Kennel Club shows.

Legion headquarters establishes port Roah on th boala of mombor- ship during the prevlus year, plus two per cent.

A letter of appreciation from state headquarters has been for-\va-ded to the post by Adjutant Nash McKee.

VANCF.ROHO

Mr.*.

Audcr*on nf ucwr Vaticeboro. died in Bl tjuke * Hd.spltal in New Bern Tue.aday moiuing V 7:30. fihe had leen criMiallv tU for the past

items had been placed up for sale

moved from those office* have

'cveti wcek.i Oi ve.dde services will cgyered. be held at the Wtggtus family' cemetery near Vanceixuo Thurs-d.ry aflernofui at three o'clock by the Rev. 8am Worthington, HoU-nc?.s minl.iier of Vanceborn.

in Goldsboro wliere they were re- been Installed In ASC offices in

Midweek Service*

The Greenville Free Will Bap-:

the Old Hospital Building.

Shacks Eifctrlc Company of Greenville did the work, under terms of a contract with the Board of County Commissioners. Shacks bid of $1,479 for the con-

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Allend Our Annual KAKTHl IAKADF

Cartoon Show I

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Wiiat A Hliow!

You'll Si'f II CarlniHiK and I ('omedy liirludin*

4 Bugs nunn>M, .1 < hlp-mnk, Popeye, Donald Diirk And Many Other*!

Am You l.urky?

FKFK! FKH:!

Live f'hlrkena, Duck and Rabbit Ta l.iieky ( hlldren!

Free Faster Raaketn, Btuffrd KabbM and Theutra Paaaea To I.neky One*! FRFE Tootsie Pop To All!

Be Here Early!

All Priies Thru (otirleay Of R0.9ES 5f-10e-25c tore,

Your Kaater Headquarter*!

EASTER MONDAY

MORVINGDoori Open $:$

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Children 25o*-Adulta $

WTLI.IAMHTON A .suiitlse icll'dintN .etvice will bf- ht'ld at I- ;i6 Dm stir Sunday luniutiig at WIUlHiUt t hapel AMK Zion ,({ for th.-d griMip,

vhuu'h. Bn'ak'a.st will be Ndd at I'here are 8.270 5 cotton arre.s In

Pit! rounty

will l>e In effect oti 71 of the 1.641 j m,, Anderson was born and : meet tonight lowest of flvs entered

cotton farm.* in Pitt Cmm'v during I,rared at Rocky Mount and was|''* for prayer service.* and a pebruary 2.

..... , %hutch buaimss conference. At

o'clock

the coming glowing aea.son, AMO .,H^,rjpd to Mi. Anoer.son of Pitt

Manager Waller Ua d v *ald today. ^,ty ) 1930. she had her home f ^

The "H farms w ill gr w 505 7 vanceboro for the past stxj^'

arres of cotton Inrlnding the night

percent Increase in acreage all'Hv-

prayer .services will and last until 12;00 mid-tn interest of revival. The

John Neely Bryan was the founder of Dallas, Tex. He nxmed the

Facing Wizard Trial In S.G.

FLORENCE. S.C. (AP) Former Ku Klux Klan Wizard James W. Cole, who is free on bond In a North Carolina riot case, faces a South Carolina trial next Monday.

He is charged here with posing as a private detective.

Cole and a friend. James Mulligan of Lumbe$ion, N.C., were arrested in early February and charged with acting as unlicensed detectives.

SOUTH 11

DRlVE-IN THEATRE

NOW 1st RUN!

ADULTS 6O0KIDS FREE

Bui vlvtng are her hu.*bfind; five

'hf parsoimgc. The public 1* Invited The pti.-'lor will piTuch at

Fniiucr* this veur were given *

(outer Sti'nc Bupit.st IhuiTh, Wtl- cltotcc of the 'A*' pUtn W'idch ftl-U.iin.ston. MondttV night at 7 30, !lu'ved them fo tdant the poi und w tu be Hccoinpanled bv his j I'lhtted acres or the *B plan tholr ml (itngroKHtlou, An Kaster,"hleh gave them a 40 peirent in program w ill be glx rn b the Hun-dcy .*i htMil of WtlllanUi Uhnpr'l

member* of the church are urged city after his friend. George ,u.i.hlor, Mn. UimnCU.1.* '<< wrvlc.. MlflUn Pall, of PMtoJtlpM.

Vanceboro. Mi.s. Myrtle A Wlltl-cu..* of Golilsbmo. Mrs Kugeue Tll-

ry of Durham. Mr.*, George Wil- "T Ihuus of Rrlrigeton, and Mr*. Ken-lur Clayton of l,akehui..t. New .It i.sey: .-^Ix son*; John Henry An-rer.son of New Bern, Marshall Lee snderaon of Raleigh, Fianklln D.

.\MK Zion (lunch MuiuIhv l irlock. The public 1* invited.

cien*e in acreage.

Howovit cotton grown on "A!

3 farms will be .Mqux^rled at 80 per.;''^ Ander.ton of Vance-

t ol I'afUv while cotton grown Ander.son of I..ake-on farm.! will be supporteti at .Icrsev. and Urry An-

ner.s^on Jr. of the home: 27 grand (htldren; a ht other Monrtm Tuin-agr of Gold.*boio. and two ,st*ier.4: Mi'. Mrttia DRW'son and Mr.*. Ethel

I The Tru.stee Board of York Mr- ""'v 6>> Pn'nt of parity

, mortal AMK Zltm Church. Gt cm-! ' ------------------ -

vttle will hold its annual educa-1 4'la** Mcelliii

ttonal banquet Monday, Aprtl i:t eHirlc Wil.on cla.v* the Cox of Beven Bprlng*.

jt 7 pm ln.'^ ead nf I'llday Apiil Immanuel Hapll.tt Church will! __________________

. .0, at, 9 pm. Hs lucvlou.^ly an- rimrsdav utght at 8 orloek

tiounced Rev. C. J. Hill of 8t

i Peter's Church, New Bern, will 81111111111 1-1 Ibe gue;d sjioaker, Hi*hop Hampton '

r Meilfurd Ilf Washington, 1) ('

!i.*id Hev, A P Moril.s uf t'hailotte will be guest or honor .A. P Mur-.ell 1.S 'hairimm, D. 1). Gariett.

eoit'tary. ,

Confederate Gen. Jeb Stwarf.* B M, Rengan, 200 S. full name wa* James Ewell Brown ;Bttu\rt

Hie N H A. Chapter of f.piM^s High Bchool u't rnilv held h-s ,>-4'c ond ' Mtuhef- and Dauahln' gct-. ii i ether in the Hoinemoklng Department with Mr.s. G B. M\ei . of the facuily n.v gur t o|MMkei Mhc |Kikc bilefly on 'Atter HItli Bihuol, Then VVhtt" Her talk entfieU around po -.ibUitte; of fuittie-r tfduvatlun, got h jub and Work and niartiatc

Tin du-- :! with a -iciai

houi an t iciif.'hnieiit Mt' K M hapipfnot., tdvl*er. Ail# Knox reportifr.

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