#The Daily Reflector, Greentille, N. C.Saturday, May 12, 1962

Stock And

*

Market Reports

The following bid and asked Gulf Cities Gas prices are obtained from the Na-iGulf Life Ins. tional Association of Securities Inv. Dlv. Svc. Dealers, Inc., and other sources Jackson Minit Mkts, but are unofficial. They do not Jeff. Std. Life represent actual transactions; Lau Blower they are intended as a guide to Life & Cas. Ls. the approximate range within Lil General Strs. which these securities could have Lone Star Steel b'^'en sold < indicated by the Lucky Stores Bid") or bought (indicated by McLean Indus, tlfe Asked") at the time of com- National Pood pilation, May 11. 1962. North American Life

Origin of any quotation will be N. C. Nat l. Gas funii.shed upon request. Occidental Life

Next Monaut Flight May 19

Set Ctmbined Arts Exposition May 15

liescription

Allied Security Atlanta Gas Light Ba.ssett Furniture Bowater Paper Cannon Mills Car. Cas. Ins.

Car. Nati. Gas Car. P. & L. * Car. Tel. & Tel. Central Tel.

Col. Sti*s. Com.

Col Strs. Pfd Drexel Entei-prises Franklin Life

Bid Asked Ohio State Life 14H 154 Peninsular Life 234 25 Piedmont Aviation

28 Piedmont Nati. Gas

.>4 6 Pyramid Life

714 744 Ro.ses 5-10-25 Strs.

6h Security Life & Tr.

44 54 State Loan & Fin.

106 Superior Cable

53 56 Textiles. Inc.

30 32 Tidewater Nati. Gas

174 184 Time, Inc.

36 Trans. Gas Pipeline

.53 5.}' j Travelers Ins.

129 133 'Wachovia Bank k Tr. 37

2

24

444

464

238

251

84

941

744

78 j

44

54!

384

394 1

24

3

144

154

164

174

4

44

164

174

31

33 1

3

34

11

124

71

76

48

54

4

4*2

144

15*2

6'4

7*2

47

84

87 i

22

24

34

34

164

174

3

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674

70 .

254

26*4

144

149

of these will be featured In exhibitions and program events.

Art work iujll be hung on the walls of the courtyard. Poetry

East Carolina Colleges First Annual Combined Arts Exposi-

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP)

The scheduled orbital fltcht of I Concepts in Ex- us ui wic wuitjfiu. irucwy

octrnnotff at * ttoon readings; cohcerts by jazz trios,

ter SrsliiiSd ***' Collegians orchestra, and a

it Ir,hi. .h adjoining the Buccaneerisymphonic jazz band: and a

inmSie ennLi iveni in hit ""K 'I continue' play, -The Zoo Story" by Ed.

tnirnlLZ ^ "Is through 9 p.m. and will be open:ward Albee, will be pre.sented

space capsule. to the public. during the afternoon and eve-

Officials reported that the prob- i The one-day event is spon- ning. lem was minor but required ex-isored by Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, 'Jerry Liles of Tampa, Fla.,

Many Cases Disposed Of By Pitt Recorders Court

Judge Dink James in Pitt $134.62 for Roy Speight and the County Recorders Court Tuesday disposed of the following 19

Delta, honorary art fra ter-I heads the committee on arrange-

39

Theft Of Four Vehicles Charged To Craven Youth

Curtis Harris, 17-year-old Investigating the case have Craven County Negro who jump-'been Patrol Cpl. J. O. Thomas, ed from a Highvvay Patrol car Ptl. W, L. Whitehead, Greenville May 2 near tlie Pitt-Craven Police Sgt. J. L. Kerr, as well County line, has been charged as Craven County officers and with the theft of four vehicles Pitt County Deputy Sheriffs, and is in Pitt County jail under. -

! Third-Graders Toured Reflctor Plant Friday

H. Glenn Jr.

Carpenter, meanwhile, continued preparations for the flight, which Is slated to be a three-orbit mission like Glenns.

At Boulder, Colo.. Cai*penters . mother spoke with pride and con- ^he new genera-

fidence of her sons mission. |tlon. according to an announce-

Mrs Florence Carpenter said,

"Th^mfgnif^ceLe 0^^^^^ drama." jRobersonville. The Ea.st C

ence hnrSfto sculpture. Playhouse; and Funily

great that it would minimi7.P-it combinations and variations Wilmington, art students.

would eraseany apprehension I: might have."

Ml'S. Carpenter, frail but artic: ulate, was in high spirits at a pi-ess conference Thursday.

I Most people don't like to hear .about other peoples children, al- though they enjoy talking about j their own. she said. Scotts ! selection as an a.stronaut has

magazine; and the East Carolina ! Other committee members rep-

Engllsh students. resenting the sponsors are Pi'ank

The purpose of the noon-to-1 Smith. Fayetteville, Phi Mu Al-nine program is to offer Eastipha; Nelson Dudley. Greenville, Carolina students opportunity to I Delta Phi Delta; Junius Grime.s, expose the most recent ideas jWa.shington, N. C., and Milton

Crocker, Greenville, the Rebel; Casandra Drake. Washington,

Rt. 2. Carolina

sculpture, Playhouse; and Emily Neale.

New Constitution Voted

<

By Michigan Convention

cases:

Guy Bryant Respess, Scotland Neck, drunken driving and speeding (70 m.p.h.), six months sentence suspended upon payment of $300 and cost, $206 for Wilson Bonding Co. and drivers license revoked for 18 months,

Henry J. Stallings, (no address given), worthless check, Judge James ruled Stallings had violated terms of su.spension of a 30-day road sentence in January and ordered sentence imposed unless Stallings paid

Writer Roughed Up On NC Ferry

$4 cost of Issuing and seeing a capias. ^

Jessie James Duncan. Negro, 518 Vance St., Greenville, careless and reckless driving, pleaded not guilty but adjudged guilty, $25 and cost and license sus-

guilty, 30 days on the roads.

James Douglas Vines, Negro, 619 Ford St., Greenville, obtaining drivers license under ficticious name and unlawful pos-se.ssion of dealers license,. $25 and cost and Vines was ortler d not to drive without proper li-

pended for 90 days, Duncan ap-jcehse and insurance; Char'^'S pealed to Superior Court and Ronald Ha.ssell, 1502 Mill St.,

appeal bond was set at $200.

Robert Lee Edwards, Negro, 604 Howard St., Greenville, no valid operators or chauffeurs license, nol pros with leave; Le-

Greenville, no valid opcratdr s license, continued to.

Johnnie Elmer Dail Jr., W. End Trailer Park, Greenville, o valid operators license in p -

HATTERAS, N.C. (AP) In-, , ,

ve.stigation continued today lnto ^ ^ ^ leave.

roy Beach Jr., Route 1. Rober-session, nol pros with leave; w sonville, exceeding safe speed J. Williams, Negro, Greenvjil and driving on wrong side of assault with a knife, pleaded

roal, nol pros. inot guilty but adjudged guiUy,

I Bobby Kay Lloyd, 1304 S. Co- four months sentence .suspee^'-itanche St., Greenville, carelessjed upon payment of pourt co.st.s and reckless driving, continued-and medical bills anti not own to; Robert Clinton Dudley, Ne-|a knife for two years.

!gro. Route 2. Robcrsonyille, | Fulton Leron ^Gro.s.s, Negr >,

racing and careless and reck-Bethel, exceeding safe sp"' . less driving, nol pros with leave; | not guilty; Gordon For ;

Willie Mack Little, Negro, Route I Whitehurst, Route 3, Beih ,

2, Robersonville, racing and | careless and leckle.ss driv;. . careless and reckless driving,!plea of guilty to exceeding sr.'i

j.speed and failing to stop f ir

an incident aboard an .Oregon'In-j Milton Parker, Negro, Route stop .sign accepted by court, $25

let ferry in which

a writer for ^ Stokes, careless and and cost.

N a 11 0 n al Geographic magazine was allegedly roughed up.

reckless driving, pleaded' not guilty but adjudged guilty, 15 z.T 1. z 1 * z days sentence suspended upon

W- Patrick of Manteo, ferry payment of $25 and cost and

LANSING. Mich. (AP)-A new nounced they probably will fight,20 days.

seiecuuii /yX'ohAMr constitution to replace Michigans against adoption. A few rural area .....Wilks, Negro, Route 6.

gnen me fieedom to ,talk about pj-f-sent 54-year-old document has Republicans al.so indicated they ^ ^ result of the Bo# 379, Greenville, no valid

* him all that,"

$6,000 bond. ^

Harris was picked up by #nem- : bers of the Highway Patrol after a vehicle, stolen from Greenville Apr 29, was found at Pitch-kettle Landing. He jumped from the auto while being returned to;

Greenville. j SfTideiits of Mrs. Jatie Spains returned to the mainland in the

Harris, in addition to being third grade at Agnes Fullilove 11 days. , , *

charged with that larceny, has School visited departments of government denied that a

been charged with the larceny The Daily Reflector on PYiday ^^^ge group of Red Chine^ troops

I choose, and I enjoy approved by a constitutional iwere not happy over some pro- operators license, $25 and cost;

. convention that began on a note visions. The persons roughed up was Robert Taft Jr., (no race or

of bipartisan harmony and ended There is even a dispute over identified as Anthony Stew^art who address given), trespassing,

in bitter political wrangling. whether the proposed document had come to North Carolina with | pleaded not guilty but adjudged

After seven months and some )^'ill placed on the ballot next another representative of National .

three million words of debate, del->November or in April 1963. Geographic to*do an article on:

egates adopted the proposed new! Adopted at a cost of more thanpthe vanishing coa.stline. !

constitution Fi iday, 99-44. The $2 million for delegage salaries I Patrick declined to give the rea-vote followed mainly along party and other expenses, the proposed son for'the firing of the ferry, lines, with Democrats generally new constitution included changes crew but admitted it stemmed i

opposed. in every article of the present from the Incident aboard the

wnvr (ap^ Ratification at the polls wUl be, Ferry. Fired were: Woodrow W.

HONG KO^G (AP)ThCi^ong before the product can' The new' constitution Would re- Baum, pilot; R. L. Mason, engine

Kong government today an- ^pcome the basic law of the state. i apportion the State Senate after Room worker. R. W. Cartwright

Colony Returns m,(li Relugees

George Linwood Holland, Route 3, Greenville, speeding (68 m.p.h. in 60 zone), five days sentence suspended upon payment of $25, cost deducted, and the condition Holland not drive for 10 day.s; Luther Gibbs. Negro, 811 Washington St., Wa.sh-ington, N. C-, no valid operators license (expired), continued to.

Expected Recommend Quitting Nat*l Council

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) and prayerful consideration.

nounced that some 10,OW) refugees officials of the Democratic Par-'the 1970 census on a formula giv- and Kenneth Barnes, deck hands.a standing committee of the Gen- The reported recommendation from hungeT-ndden Communist ty_induding the governorand ng a weight of 80 per cent for all of Kitty Hawk. j eral Assembly of the Presbyterian of the standing committee to with-

China have^lwen rounded up and po^^grful labor leaders have an- population and 20 per cent for. Deputy Raymond Bassn^tt, ^hp Church in the U.S. (Southern) was I draw was expected to be present-

Mayor King To

area. Democrats insisted the re- questioned several witnesses, saiq

expected today to recommend that ed on the floor of the General

Dt*en cuargeu wiiii uie iaicenv j.ic i-zauy xvcucuiui uxi rxiuav i W m m

of a New Bern policemans car as a culminating activity of militia were among the refu- IWsiyOrS

from near the police department studying about news writing. gees. vi. m .

April 22. Officers said that ve- The trip included a visit to z^z TlltlP 21

reported that 300 Communist sol-111^1 C UUllC uL

diers crossed the border into Hong) jcome tax: lengthening the term

Mayor Charle.s M. King will'of govemor from two? years to

lum on Formosa tie host to other mayors at a four, and switching four top state

Later that same night, Harris Sponsors of the lour were stu- government announcement biennial regional meeting of the,offices from elective to appoin-

tllegedly took a wrecker truck, dent teachers from East Carolina theTirs^Sal Carolina loague of Mu-' tive status,

owned by a Griftonprage, drove College Mrs. Florence Norman, , Democrats insisted that, al-

it to Pitchkettle Landing and Miss Julia Sutton and Mrs. Dons o^ ReS Ch^^ The series of workshops will, though they agreed with many of

dptricting should be a strict pop-;Patrick was coming here Satur-;the church withdraw from the Na-iAssembly today. The commission-Oti?r Sges in the proposed^tIStlon hives-tional Council of Churches. jers (delegates) will takethe final

document included establishment ' "when asked if there was a fight. I ^ burce close m the Assembly ^^ction.

of a Court of Appeals, one step,patrick answered. Ive heard!least three overtures are be-

ikowTh^ Siite Siipreme Court; | tWs hiig:, wl reverse the re-

a ban on a graduated state_In- SrweTS%o%uestion eveS-!

Where it was wrecked while being department, composing room and , ... _______

pursued by the Grifton police, press room of the newspaper, a^y-

Landing

backed it into the Neuse River. Eakes.

me founhanui larceny charge Mrz. Beszle Ross, Mrs. Hilliard ifheTcu opaSiage wls o*ec:; BethuHe Will Bc

to be lodged aganjst the youth Woolard Mrs. Spain and Miss ong Kong govenimenfs ptoet^"cco'rdS Da- .1-

Agnes Fullilove, principal, ac- caused concern among so- etta L. Steed, executive director.

fore the assembly requesting withdrawal from the national council.

nerson who wai? on the ferrv t Inter-Church Rela- They are from the Presbyteries

the tim^ ^V'ons which has been published of Central Mississippi, and Enoree

Bassnett said his Inquiries ln-l" <* Harmony, both in South Caro;

dicated there wasnt a fight" but I Jbn A. Fulton Jr. of Louis-biia. j ^

that Stewart wa.s pashed around vUle, Ky.. is chairman of the per-: The assembly has delayed ac-some" and was roughed up 'manent committee: the Rev. R. T. O'! a proposal to allow women

'l. Liston of Bristol. Tenn., is to

become ordained officers of

tionable and did not deserve support over the present 1908 con-

stems from the larceny of

*'pihce^fdheadmmedTaLS ?ho^maing'*lhl Yrm'wWe h V :t1i7 schedle of meetings is: | stitutlon.^_

(L Ktatinn waeon drivine it to Those making the trip were Roman Catholic Bishop Edw'ard May 29, Henderson, Mayor

ViGreenville where it was found 31. SlHgCrS OffCT

nhanrioned then takine the car ^ , Buliock, Jackie Cannon,,york and executive director.Reidsville. Mayor D. R. Young*,!

fiom heS Wiley f Catholic Relief Services, toured I host; June 19. aboard USS ^ nn

The vehirle stolen here was ^^chard Garris. WiUiam border area. North Carolina, Wilmington,

owned bv Brieht Leaf Motor Co. BiUy Johnston, Kenny j cabled an appeal to the Mayor O, O. Allsbrook, host;

' T*i tr% fViacA

Jones. James Langley, Eddie highest authorities in Washington

chaiiTnan of the standing commit- ^he church on an equal basis I tee. , ' i'vith men.

rp 1 Q I ! The recommendation of the

1 UCSCliY i^pCStKCr'permanent committee was;

' That the General As.sembly af-i

Choir Festival

Program Tonight

'ln'"additTon wlheW'charges:,,i-angley Mdic highest authorities In Wa,shlngton June 21, Greenville, Mayor cho^ *iiftirD7esentedwmghti The meetl. patrol officers aald Harris will'Rchy ;asking that some immediate,charles M. King host: June^25 ,She's " p.m.

be charged with getting gas at Lockhart. I strong action be taken by the L.S. Asheville Airport, Mayor Earl taurant.

I>e tnailiCU XLX KCttlUg gas at, Horrrj '_________ ir.r, 'itVl t xr,i ii z.. nc Of-,, flie tOriUm. ______

two service stations one between Moore, Victor ; government in cooperation with j Eller, host; June 26. Statesville,

Ayden and Gnfton and the sec- trick, Randy Phillips, Terry other governments of the United Mayor J. Garner Bagnal, host;

ond in Craven Countv tjien Nations, on behalf of the escapees ^ and June 28, Southern Pines,

drivinir off without navine for it Smith, Bobby Taylor, Jack |from Communist China, he said. Mayor John S. Ruggles, host.

am mg on ^uno^ur paying Hilliard WooJard, Mar-j The Human Rights Council of' a final meeting will be held

igaret Bland. Beverly Harrison,' Hong Kong urged the Hong Kong an High Point in July for offi-! Phyllis Heath, Bonnie Leggett, government to enlLst organized in- ciaLs of the .states 14 largest

Faye Mills, Grace Ross, Hilda temational aid for refugees. citie.s who wdll not be partiX-

Stokes, Barbara Talley, Nancy ----pating in the other workshops, j

HacxiugLou and ^ttle FoBc .

Exchange Club Napkin Sale Is Set For May 31

W. M. Bethune. representative I firm: Programs, procouncements | Dir* ^iinrla^r

of the N. C. Department of and policies of the National Coun-, * kJUIlUay

Labor, will be guest speaker cil of Churches are produced!

Tue.sdav at a meeting of the through Democratic processes in; The Junior Choir memb^s of

Greenville Service Station As- representative assemblies. Under ^^^I'ohna and North Caro-

Harmony sociation. such circumstances it is improb-

The meeting will be held at able that all sch programs, pro-the Cinderella Res-; nouncements and policies be always uniformly agreeable to all Tn ndditinn tn the Pitt Countv' Bethune will discuss the State participating communions,

phnriizi thP Dixierrats ouartet Wage and Hour Law and the Responsible participation does Pni. the vested choirs will proc-

wiii nprfnrm This is romoosed' keeping requirements, not in any way obligate or bind ess into the church for chordal

of Leslie Garner Frank Hill Don Tor retail service statioms, the Presb>i;erian Church in the oHHrocc tt^z.

lina Diocese will meet in St. Pauls Church for a Junior Choir Festival Sunday, May 13.

There will be rehearsal at 3:30 p.m. in the church; at 5:00

Lester Batchelor of Sharps-burg, .state chairman of the Committee on Conservation of Membership, and C. C. Burris of Wilson, District III governor, presented the program at the weekly meeting of the Greenville Exchange Club.

President John Behr an-

Mattress Fire At Womans Hall

iSaad Presented VFW Award

Carson and Gilbert Windham.

'The Vagabonds quartet of Winston-Salem, pa.st international quarterfinalists, will appear and the Moodmasters from

Famvme 'wni "smg.-----

Proceeds from the show will' go to the Rose High band.

U.S. to endorse or approve of the

TTA-fc actions and positions of the Na-

^lUD I O OpOnSOr I tional Council of Churches. How'-D Q ! TT actions and positions

DOy OCOUt 1 rOOp, alw^ays should be given our serious

Greenville firemen were called to East Carolina Colleges Woman's Hall at he intersection of Fifth and Jarvis Sts. about 6:50i

WINTERVILLE The Win-terville Kiwanis Club has agreed to sponsor a Boy Scout troop

here under the leadership of the

Boys and Girls Committee.

It wall be the first time in some years that a local troop has been spon.sored, a club

at City Hall, right over the bi , presented the Hall of Fame LISBON Portugal (AP)About spokesman .said. Blanie Moye is

Win Their Case

%/I lAf z^xA7ai"n '

Lisbon Student

,by Springlee,- an appropriately: Qreenville.s Veterans of Foreign C|-JK|ai*e small city near Louisville. Won it -^Vars Post 7032, w'as recently * * ^vzvt

ones, too. award by Ernest J. Cassick. na-'

The issue was ice cream. Thej j-iorial a'id-de-camp member. town's children heard that adults; ca.ssick oongratulated Saad for

Lisbon University students jailed for staging a sitdown strike

chairman of the Boys and Girls Committee.

Officers said a short circuit in the local post.

Napkin Sale. Money raised at ., ... . . a counter-petition,

this, time will be used in the Oii'cers said a short circuit in appeared at a ...

youth activities program of the an eiearical wire leading to a trustees meeting. The big people club. >kP appaxenily started signatures. The Uttle

Members were urced to attend 1 people had 110. __ __

the Educational Conference to Firemen estimated damage at Board Chairman Walter C. Hop-1 ]\/Innri;4V

be held at Roanoke Rapids May about $450. ^ jjjg people, pronounced ITlvriivic^

19-20. 53 at the intersection of rna inj-itv virtnrimis As it hao-!

The .spring outing of the -elwb^-Fifth and Student Sts. was p^ned, another big people, thel Arthur Volunteer

will be held May 23 with the sounded for the blaze. attorney, had already ruled Fire Department will meet Mon-

)s the vendors could not be barred *^ay night at 7.30 m the lunch-

Fire Dept. To

place to be named at the next Woman's Hall once .served as

meeting.

Jim Cheatham was guest Exchangiie. Herb Lee.

the home for ECCs presidents legally, of but ws'iuined into quarters for f students about, 10 years ago.

room of the school buildin^^.

It is hoped that newly pur-

free today with a police warning again.st any more demonstrations.

ander, scout representative for

Conducts Survey

Evensong and address. The Rector, the Rev. John W. Drake Jr., will be the officiant and* the speaker.

Carl Stout of Good 'Shepherd Chui'ch, Rocky Mount, will be 4h#-d4retor. He is^ alee^ft faeulty member at East Carolina College Music Department. The organist V V my 117 1 Arthur Honeychurch, oT

Here INeXt Week St. Marys church, Kmston.

j The public Is invited to attend During the week of May 14, this worship in the setting of Mrs. Ann C. Boyd of Greenville; the churchs great hymna.

will conduct a special survey for. --

the Current Population Survey,' ^ _ -

it was anrlBunced Joseph R.j ^ I...

Norwood, regional field director! y

in Charlotte.

Special questions designed to! provide information on the num-!

Pitt County, was guest speaker, ber of persons who have more

A goveniment spokesman said.)Moye was in charge of the pro-than one job will be asked

however, that those accused of. gram, triggering a hunger strike by 861

Nehru Disclaims

Unrest originally was touchedm*

off last March when Education ;lVia.SS IVlilinSS Minister Lopes do Ameida banned

World Student Day demonstra-

NEW DELHI. India (AP)

tions declaring they were Commu-; prime Minister Nehru told Parlia-nist-inilpired, Lisbon university! ment today reports thousand

Colored News

D, A/I 1 , 17.,^-, chased fire equipment will be students then struck and clashed:Moslems were killed in religious

Kites ivionday ror available for display. An im- police.

I WiUon P^^itant item of business will be ivennein L.. vviison ^ supper meeting.

riots with Hindus in the Malda district of India this spring were

The Star of Zion Usher Board,have rehearsal Monday

I Funeral service.s for Specialist 14 Kenneth L. Wilson, 21, who 'was killed in Germany on May j3. will be held at the Vanceboro Pentecostal Holiness Church -Monday afternoon at three and o'clock by a former pastor, the

The public is invited.

Funeral Held For Mrs. Carrie Daniel

Macedonia Bapti.st Announcements

He invited Indian and foreign

These questions will bring up to date information on the number of persons who take extra jobs to bolster their incomes. Information will be collected on the type of work done on a second job, compared with the regular job, the number of hours worked at the second job and whether the work was done at night or on weekends. |

The special questions on secondary jobs will be in addition to the regular inquiries on em-1 ployment and unemployment.

asked each month in the Cur-

correspondents to visit Malda to rent Population Survey, check for themselves.

The New York Times on May 4 reported mass killings In Malda,

(Continued from page four)

period, has the responsibility of high office, soon enough discovers the difference lietween caifl-paign talk and practical operations. The difference between the outs and the ins is that the outs may say what they please because they never need do anything about what they say; when a man is actually in office, w'hat he says becomes an act.

For instance, had Nixon been elected instead of Kennedy, he could not have reduced the cost of experimenting with missiles and rockets and space-ships which take such a bite out of our budget.

HENDERSON

Mrs. Carrie

of York Memorial AME Zion Tuesday at Cornerstone Baptist Rev. J. D, Joyroe of New Bern, l^ewds Daniel, $i.ster of H. B.

Church will meet Sunday at 5 p.m. at the church.

Church at 8 p.m.,

Williams, Mrs. Mamie Harris,

The Girls Teenage Social Club will meet Sunday at 3 p.m. at the home of Miss Ruby Lee Jackson, 1310-B Clark St.

assisted by the pastor, the Rev. , ^ ^ ^ ,

- J. Everett Eatmon, Burial wilL^'"^-

The Junior and Explorer i pe in Celestial Gardens in i Greenville and Mrs. How-

Scouts of Troop No. 131 are ! vanceboro. !ard Moye of Farmville, died here

asked to be at Sj'camore Hill j Full miiitajy honors will be Friday follow'ing an illness

Mothers Day Service will be ob.served at the Macedonia Bap-, ^ ^ ^ ,

tist Church Sundav, May 13, at based on accounts given by Pakis-11:00 oclock. All members and I tani officials and Moslem refugees friends are asked to be present.from East Bengal.

The Silver Crescent Club will meet Sunday evening at 3:00 m the home of Rev. and Mrs. J.

R. Person in Lincoln Park. Mrs.

Christine Walker is president.

Revival services will begip at, Selvia Chapel FWB/ Church

Bapti.st Church Sunday for morning wor.ship service. The pre.sentation of Blue Ribbon Awards will be made.

Surrounding churches of

Monday at 7 p.m. The Rev, T. T. ^ z v z*. o gz | j^rs.- L. A. Wilson of Vanc-e-

-z, ...ri, Gieenville and Pitt County aieii^Qj-^. pi-others, Elwood Wil-

ihe

accorded, Tlie body will remain about two week.s. She was 57.

at the home and will be taken I A Durham County native, she to the church one hour prior to ''^'^'. the da^ughter of Hattie

* thip tinip of Lewis 3.nci Hosca B. WilliaiHS

surviving are his parents. Mr. was born Oct. 16. 1904. |

Funeral services were conduct- t ed at 3 p.m. Saturday at the

Unitarian

Announcements

The Adult Fellowship will meet at 11:15 a.m. in the E.C.C. Y" Hut. Dr. Jean Lowry of the Geography Department

rke?'lMthrweek! fPohr'hg an interdenomina-Vae'bMo"an(i''l);ry L Church of Hen-

, tional and interracial one-day'-^z, p -^ j., J.deraon ^ followed m

Music will be presented by the conference Mpnday, May 21, at i,php c and nieres ' ElmwoodCemetery. Officiating W in rhnvpp of the nroeram

iollowing groups: Monday. Sea- york Memorial AME Zion ,,,, was the Rev. Warren B. Pette-If

ior Choir of Selvia Chapel; Tues- Church I \Vilson .spent mo.st of his bfe . Metho-' Niembers aie urged to bnng

f U) Vanccboro and WES* graduEtcd | ^ j their used magazine and book

a .nH fotftinue Vancebo.o Farm Life f'-Church and Dr jv.lham W. t,,gtributloi this week.

am, and continue until 7 P.m.,jjg^ enlisted iLealhers Jr. of the Fust Baptcst __

d4y. Gospel Chorus of Phillip! Christian; Wednesday, Se n i o r

Choir of Holy Trinity: Thursaay a recess will be held from 4-6 ' ^ . *

Choir No, 2 of Cornerstone Bap- p.m. and breakfast and lunch ^ 1 August 1J59,

tis4 |and I!J(^y, I^uth, Hill.pos- will be seriad. been stationed m Ger-

pel Chtfi^sMf ML CV^^ f ^ ^ *^ many most -ol that lime , with

-1 -hp- Military Police. He wm ft

member of the VancborO Pentecostal Holines.s Church.

Bwnv vsehot^ wriil be held at Mrs. Mary Weatherington and 9;3o a.m. and morning wor.ship Mrs. Bettie Adams have returnea at 11 a.m. at Rock Spring FWB home from New' York City and church. The subject for the 11 Danbury, Conn., where they vis- oclock hour will be A Devoted It^ relatives. ' ) Mother and Her Need in the

- World Today. At 8 p.m. the

The Council end Community Rev. Sam Hemby wdll be at Ar-Choir will meet at YOrk Memorial AME Zion Church tonight at 7:00.

thur Chapel Church.

The Rock Island Singers will end their penny rally at Cherry The Willing Workers Club of Lane FWB Church tonight. Sup-Engliah Chapel FWB Church will y)er will be servedafter the pro-meet at the home of Mrs. Alice Moore, 600 Sheppard St., Sunday ftt 5 pm. , V

The Broierhod and Fellow-tJoiP Gospel Group Singers .will

gram.

The Loviettes w'ill meet at the home of Miss* Nancy Holliday, 1308 W. Tliird St., Sunday at 4 p.m, ^ ,

Funeral Set Sunday For Alfred A. May

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Other survivors include Mrs. Daniels husband; two daughters, Mrs. Steve Floyd of New-tJFrry, S. C*, and Mrs: Wilhanr G. Willianfe of Townsville; another brother, Willie H. Williams of Rocky Mount; another si.ster, Mrs.^ H. G. Davis of Rock*/ Mount; and four grandchildren.

Masonic Notice

Greenville Chapter No. 50. R. A. M., will have a regular con-vocatton Monday, May 14, at 8 p.m. supper will be at 7 p.m. All Companion.s are urged to attend.

PAT MARGAS, H. P.

EDW. D. AUSTIN, Sec.

FARMVILLE-Funeral sei*vices for Alfred Adolf May, 82, who f died in a Raleigh hospital Fri- * L , day, will be Held at 2:30 p.m. !! from the Farmville Funeral ? 5 Home. The Rev. JohmT. Broome | will officiate. Burial will fol}oWi{*

In the Hollywood Cemetery. j?

Surviving are a sister, Mrs. |K W. A. B Hearne of Greenville; j* ? a brother, Edward W. May of j* \ . Farmville. kxXi

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RE-ELECT

Frank Harrington

Justice Of The Peace Greenville Township

, In the May 26, 1962 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY

YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED

Greenvilles Friendly Franklin Family

Pictured left to right; (front row) Helen Strawn, Frances Virawn, Rachel Edwards and Marguerite Fleming, (back row) Wayne Stra;)vn, Jack Edw'ards, James MaIoy, Vice President, Jack Wallace, Frank Strawn and Van Fleming.

Shown above are members of the Greenville' StrawH Agency of Franklin Life, on the occasion of a visit to this agency la.st week by James. R. Maloy, Vice President *ot tNe Franklin Life Insurance t'ompany of Springfield, lUinids. Mr. Maloy came to Greenville to congratulate these Franklinites for ranking tenth In the entire nation on volume productimi during April, for ranking ninth in premium income-and for being e-lected as the General Agency of the montJi. i ' iAdrwrthmattUy