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dren until he has killed another
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Just Across Bridge
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Richlands News
Mrs. Hatch Honored
On 84th Birthday
BY MRS. H. C. ALLEN
On Sunday March 12th. Mrs.
Zannie Hatch enjoyed her 84th
birthday celebration at her home
in Richlands, with approximately
thirty relatives and friends in at
tendance.
Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Freeman
and daughter, Eloise and grandson,
Jimmy, also Grover Mundon from
Morehead City: Mr. and Mrs. Burke
Koonce lrom Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs.
Duval Williams and children, Ed
gar. Leah Rose and Mack from
Fayetteville, Mr. and Mrs. Farrior
Koonce, Mrs. K. E. Williams and
son. Robert. Mrs. Bessie King, Mrs.
Tom Cox and daughter. Mary Lou.
from Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs.
1'. H. McArthur and little son, Pat,
1 r o m Goldsboro, Mrs. Henry
Koonce, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Fra
zelle and son. Mack, also Mr. and
Mrs. Dalton Humphrey and little
girl. Bettie, from Richlands.
A delicious birthday cake cover
ed with white icing topped with
pink candles, which were arranged
to spelt out the number 84, was
the center of attraction along with
other layer cakes which decorated
the table, appointed with a lovely
linen cloth.
A birthday dinner was enjoyed
by all present.
Mrs. Hatch was the recipient of
a number of pretty and gorgeous
gifts, among them were, one dozen
red roses, given her by W. E. How
ard. postmaster of Richlands.
FATHER-SON BANQIET HELD
The annual F. F. A. Father-Son
Banquet of Kichlands High School
was held on Thursday night. March
9th. at the community house with
one hundred and sixty guests at
tending, comprising the F. F. A.
members, their fathers and moth
ers: Mrs. Reid, . Home Economics
teacher of Richlands school and
the F. H. A. officers, also the local
business men and their wives, who
have made contributions to the or
ganization. the local board mem
bers, the high school faculty and
Rev. Horace Quigley. pastor of
Richlands Christian church.
The program for the evening was
as follows:
Song: America: Invocation: Rev.
Quigley; Opening ceremony: offi
cers: Welcome: Horace Thompson;
Response: Charlie B. Huffman:
Chapter Farmer Degree Ceremony:
Officers; Our Chapter Accomplish
ments: Carl Rhodes; Public Speak
ing Contest won by Donald Bliz
zard; Veteran Report; Byron Fra
zelle; Financial Report: Harrison
Clark: Presentation of Bank's
Award: E. W. Taylor: Prize For
Public Speaking: Charles Wiggins:
Presentation of Corn Prizes: Ham
mond Koonce: Announcement of
Rules for Poultry Contest: Mr. J.
F. Mohn; Introduction of Guests:
Mr. Hamilton, Closing Ceremony:
Officers.
TOWN BOARD MEETS
The town board met last Tuesday
night at the City Hall.
A filial notice was filed to all
Rich lands citizens in order as fol
lows:
Water bills are due on or before
the 10th of each month at City
Hall. If not paid by the 10th water
will be cut off and $1.00 charged
to cut water back on. Office hours
- 9-11 a.m.—1-4 p.m.
MRS. HOWARD HONORED
Mrs. Eunice Howard was honored
on her birthday last Sunday March
12th. by her children and grand
children, which included twenty
five persons, who were present, at
the home of Mrs. Howard in Rich
lands.
A beautiful birthday cake cover
ed with fancy green and white ic
ing. decorated with "Happy Birth
day to Mother" and topped with
pink candles centered the table on
which was spread a delightful birth
day dinner.
The cake was cut and served
with the dinner to all present
Mrs. Howard was presented many
lovely gifts by her children and
grandchildren.
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
Mrs. G. H. Harrison of William
si on and Mrs. Leon Sylvester of
Richlands were honored on their
bitrhdays when they enjoyed a cel
ebration with their sisters. Mrs.
Stanley Koonce. Mrs. John Rand.
Mrs. D. W. Russell and Mrs. Edgar
Koonce. of Richlands. also. Mrs.
Gaylord Harrison of Williamston,
at the home of Mrs. Stanley Koonce
here, on Tuesday February 28th.
This group along with a number
of friends enjoyed* a delightful
birthday dinner.
rcrsunau
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Coston and
son. Bill, of Midway Park visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coston, parents
uf Marion, and other relatives here,
over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Agnew and
Mrs. Ken Bywater and daughter,
Liiid|. from Raleigh, spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Winberry. parents of Mrs. Agnew
in Richlands.
Miss Eleanor Hamilton ,a student
at East Carolina Teachers College
in Greenville, spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Hamilton, in Richlands.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hilsingor
and children spent a recent Sunday
in Kinston, where they visited re
latives.
Mr. O. L. Turnage and children.
Pat and Jean from Wilmington,
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Turnage
in Richlands last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Allen, Jr.,
and little son. David Clayborn, of
Warsaw, visited Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Allen, Sr., parents of H, C., Jr.,
in Richlands last Sunday.
Mr. L. P. Mayrand of Greens
boro visited his mother-in-law, Mrs.
J. E. Brown. Jr., and other rela
tives in Richlands on a recent date.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor and
J. R. Taylor went to Garner on
Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Florine Trexler, a teacher
at Richlands High School visited
in Raleigh last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Floras and
laughter, Virginia Lou, visited re
latives in Bailey on a recent Sun
day.
Mr. Rhem Taylor and son, Joe
Rhem, Jr., were business visitors
In Burgaw last Tuesday.
Mr. Relma Ayers spent last week
end at Mvrtle Beach."'
Mrs. Alice E. Brock spent the
week end with her sister, Mrs. S.
\. Barnes at Castle Hayne.
ISRAELI TOWN BOOMS
NATHANYA, Israel—(/Pv—Busi
ness is booming in this pretty little
city along the Mediteranean north
»f Tel Aviv. Sixty new industrial
enterprises have signed contracts
with the Nathanya municipality.
Nearly $6,000,000 will be invested
and some industries expect to start
work immediately.
A total of 2,000 workers are to
be employed in the new industries
which include a big electric fac
tory. Nathanya already is Israel's
biggest center for polishing and
cutting diamonds.
Two thirds of the area of the
Hawaiian islands is contained in
the Island of Hawaii.
Tar Landing
Mrs. Sidbury Is Hostess
To Women's Auxiliary
BY MRS. GUY EVERETT
The Woman's Auxilary of St.
Phillips church met last Wednes
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ada Sidbury. The meeting was pre
sided over by the president,'Mrs.
R. D. Everett. After the usual open
ahd devotional a short program
was given by the program chair
man, Mrs. Guy Everett. During the
social hour a surprise birthday cake
was presented to Mrs. Sidbury and
the group sang "Happy Birthday."
The hostess assisted by Mrs. Vance
Howard served delicious banana
cake and iced drinks to the follow
ing members: Mrs. K. D. Everett.
Mrs. C. R. Bush. Mrs. Elbert Davis,
Mrs. Earl Hines, Mrs. Major Davis.
Mrs. Ella Hines. Mrs. Dill Hobbs,
Mrs. Donald Davis, Mrs. Guy Ever
ett. Mrs. Sidbury. Mrs. Howard and
Miss Jettie Odell. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Joe Edwards
March 29.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bush spent
Wednesday in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Kenne'.h Claus and son.
Ken, Jr.. of Alliance. Ohio, arrived
last week to spend several days
with her brother. Douglass Gray
and Mrs. Gray.
Miss Jettie Odell spent last week
end in Columbia. S. C\, with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bush of Wil
mington spent the past two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bush.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Davis and
daughter. Lanette, spent Saturday
in Wilmington.
Mrs. Linwood Andrews of Rich
mond, Va.. visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. V. Justice last week.
Mrs. Gus Home spent last week
in Wilmington with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Atlas Matthews of
Bear Creek visited Mr. and Mrs.
George Kellum and Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Everett Sunday.
The two small children of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton Hines who have
been very sick at the Onslow Coun
ty Hospital are improving. We hope
they will soon be able to come
home again.
Mrs. Bessie McCall and son, Her
man. of Rocky Mount, spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Ira Jen
kins.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrell and chil
dren of Chinquapin spent the week
end with Mrs. Harrell's brother,
Humphrey Wilson and family.
Swansboro News
Junior Class Slates
Annual Play Tonight
BY MRS. \V. J. FI RI.ON(i
The Junior Class of Swansboro
is presenting a three comedy
"Here We Go Again" at 8 p.m.
Friday night. March 17. in the High
School Auditorium. The cast in
cludes Joetta Lamm. J'hyllis Mea
dows. Elizabeth Bell. Roy Hender
son. (\ W. Phillips. Charles Dunn.
Clifton Mumphcry. Sara Hender
son. .loyce Matthews. Shirley Matt
hews. Earlene Dunn. Emma Brown.
Emma Stanley. Lois Stanley, and
Estelle Farneil.
ATTEND TO!'UN YMENT
Among those who attemied the
Gold Medal Tournament in Pol
iocksville Friday night were: Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Lamm. Mrs VV. T.
Casper. Jr.. and son. Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Meadows. Mrs. Claude
Odum. Mr and Mrs. ('. C. Dennis
and son. Mrs. Joe Dameron and
Carl Milsted.
\V. T. Moore. Jr.. and sons. Billy
and Richard were in More-head City
Saturday.
Floyd Meadows was in Jackson
ville Thursday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rhue and
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Meadows at
tended church at Verona Sunday.
MSgt. V. L. Mannino and Mrs.
Mannino and children. Victor. Jr..
and Pamela, spent last Wednesday
night with Mrs. Mannino's parents.
Mi. and Mrs. Ed Foster. They left
Thursday morning for a few days
visit with MSgt. Mannino's parents
at Tyrone. Penn. they expect to go
to El Toro. California where MSgt.
Mannino will be stationed.
Mr and Mrs. C. C. Dennis and
children shopped in Jacksonville
Saturday.
Bobby Meadows, student at Wake
Forest College, spent the week
end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Meadows.
Miss Margaret Mason of E.C.T.C.
spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Moore. Jr..
and son. Richard, visited Mrs.
Moore's mother in Bridgeton Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Littleton
had as their guest over the week
end, Mr. and Mrs. ,1. E. Thomas
and daughter. Angela, of Green
ville.
Mesdames Oscar Schneider. Fitz
hugh Littleton. S. E. Jones. Jr.
and George Merritt Jr. were in
Jacksonville Friday.
Mrs. Joe Pickett of Beaufort
spent Wednesday with her parents.
Mr and Mrs. George JIatsell.
Mr. George Merritt. Jr.. was in
Wilmington Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bayle\ and
son visited in Kichlands Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs John Stewart and
baby of Raleigh visited his parents.
Mr. and Mrs Pearlie Stewart over
the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. C. ('. Dennis and
children visited Mrs. Dennis's
sister in Beaufort Sunday.
Albeit Mountcastle is home from
Guam spending sometime with his
family and later be transferred to
Alaska.
Shelton Kcllum who is attend
ing school in Raleigh spent the
week-end with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Wyatt Kellum.
Mr. and Mrs. George Heulette
spent last week-end in Washington.
D. C.
Herman Harvey. Jr.. and hey
Meadows of Edenton visited their
aunt. Mrs. Lena Phillips Thursday.
The many friends of Mrs. Wil
lard Dudley are glad to know she
is able to be out again having been
confined to her home on account
of illness for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Dick Freeman is able to be
out again having been confined to
her home on account of illness.
INDIA SETS AM MINI M GOAL
NEW DELHI. India -i/P> The
target committee for the aluminum
industry has set 3,550 tons as the
product!: ;• g«:t! for this year. Com
mittee members observed, how
ever, that the industry is hamper
ed by inadequate supplies of elec
tric power, petroleum coke and
gasoline for trucks transporting
bauxite.
COPS NO TAX EXPERTS
CHICAGO—(/P) A letter ad
dressed to the Chicago Police Com
missioner set forth:
• 1 do not know how to make out
m\ income tax. 1 made in 1949
$1,223.19 and $15.20 was withheld
out. Would you please figure this
(Hit for me?" In reply, a clerk told
the writer, a woman, that some
other public servants would help
her if she went down to the post
office.
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