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i LJ k-. k-J Entcrt:!ns ' Miss Ann May. student at Flora Macdonald .College, Rod Springs! entertained classmates and friends from Red Springs and Pink Hill at a week end house party at the May ; cottage. Carolina Baacn at Farmers in our section ilways puts mixed fertiliz' inder their cotton and ide-dresses with natchel ' Chilean soda. Three years ' go, they couldn't get no ' oda and had to leave off ' the side-dress. That year or the first time we had plenty of rust. tho Easter week end. ' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd May, parent 3 of Miss May chaperoned and the g jests from Pink Hll were Miss Carolyn Smith, Mr. Howard Smith and Mr. Emmett Watson. -".niss Ray Sandlin Dies At Duke Funeral services for James Ray ...d'in, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. arge W. Sandlin of Pink Hill, v',.3 died at Duke Hospital Wed nesday after a long illness from a heart ailment, were held from the Pink Hill Presbyterian church at 3 p.m. Friday. The body was then sisters Carol Faye ar.d Georgia May. uld Pink Hill for interment. Rev N. P. Farrior, pastor, offclated. Surviving are his parents, two sisters, Carol Fayo and eorgia May, two brothers, Boibby Gene and Wil liam F. Sandlin and a half-brother, Clarence O. Pandiin. W.S.C.S. Hosfess 1 r- h Vw dm . TV li.f'.l . , v I ltd La i mt et .yfeflF ?:iwMw 7gwv: x -l if - 3 Next year, we got out soda again and done like we always done before. And we didn't get no rust at all! Somebody say the soda in natchel nitrate acts jes like potash on rust. Maybe that's how come we got rust when we didn't get to use no soda. Mrs. Melvin Jones was hostess to a regular meeting of the WS ( CS at her home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Jones presided. Mrs. D. W. Ruffin was in charge of the pro gram. A routine of business was transacted Aid announcement was made of the Zone meeting to be held at Jarvis Memorial Methodist Church in Greenville April 20. The hostess served a salad plate with coffee. Infant Dies The infant son of Mr. and Mn LeRoy Simmons of Outlaw' Bridge died in a Klnston hospital last Tuesday. The child was born at his home Sunday. and was taken to the hospital Mond.iy morning. Funeral services were held on Wednesday at 3 -p.m. and burial look plae in the Outlaw's Bridge church cemetery. Surviving are his Rreits; a brother, his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Simmons of Goldsbero and Mr. and Mrs. Martin of Frankllnton. Hospitalized Mrs. Frank Wiley, wife of the Principal of the Pink Hill High School, underwent an appendect omy In a Washington, N. C. hospital Friday night. The Wileys had gone to Bath for an Easter visit with Mr. and Mis. Cartwright, parents of Mrs. Wiley, when she was sud denly stricken and rushed to the hospital. Dinner Hosts Mrs. David Westbrook and children tf New York, Mr. Lyltoa Maxwell and Miss Ruth Dageahart of Winston-Salem, Miu Sarah Ann Max well of Richmond, Miss Emilelgh Maxwell of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harvey, Jr. and children, Mrs. Clarence Grady, Mr. and Mrs. Lest er Grady,' Miss Celia Maxwn, Miss Peggy Lfura Saunders and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Route and family of Kinston, Mr. Thomas Horner o New Bern, John Watson of State College and Miss Jacqualine Burke of UNC Chapel Hill. Personals AN INVITATION Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Turner wci nosts to members of the Turner and Davis families and additional guests at a delicious barbecue din ner with all the trimmings at their home in Pink Hill Sunday. More than 60 attended. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Selby Turner and sons of Scarsdale, N Y., Dr. and Mrs. S. R. Turnerand son of Jacksonville, Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Watson of New Bern, Mr. and QUINN WHOLESALE CO. OF WARSAW IN DUPLIN Distributors Of POLAR BEAR FLOUR GROCERIES, FEEDS, SEEDS 1 MILFORD QUINN, Mgr. 1 II C.V.W. i MEDiUftUUTY f ANB MOi .137-Jndi whtbam. Maxli 400 lb. Alio moihbh In Bghl-Aty Modal 3105 Mm venftoM, Maximum G.Y.W. 4600 . A MID4UM-DUTY PICKUP JaM M04-I2S K-faefc wtiMttNiw, Maximum O.V.W. 500 ft. CHUr kkMi ewiloblw 3804 137-todk whulbam, Maxmmm C.V.W. 700 I6y 3104-M-K wtrnttbom, Moxlmm C.V.W. 4600 ft. Miss Connor Jones of Washing ton, D. C. came Friday to visit with net mother, Mrs. Annie Jones and other relatives here. Harvey Turner of UNC spent a few days here at home recently. Mrs. Lonnle Stroud of Pink Hill who has been a patient at Sanltor ium, McCain, N. C. for some time, underwent a major operation at Duke Hospital last Thursday. Her condition is as good as can be ex pected. Mrs. Carolyn Carroll of Atlanta. Ga. visited her uncle Mr. Jones Smith who Is Ul at his home here Saturday. Mrs. W. B. Manhburn of Rich- lands has been visiting the T. J. Turners. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heath and children of Kinston, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Worley and daughter of Rich mond, Miss Mason Worley of Smit'i- field. Miss Grey Worley of Bailey and Miss Ramona Worley of AC, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Worley. Mesdames T. J. Turner. T. A. Turner, J. J. Smith, Earl Smith and Miss Lula Tyndall attended a meeting of Presbyterial at the Firsi Presbyterian Church in Wilming ton on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. David Grady and sons of Washington, D. C. spent tne taster holidays here with rela tives. The Music Class of Pink Hi, I School attedded the Children' Concert of the N. C. Symphony Or chestra at Granger High School in Kinston Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Durham Grady. Mrs. Addle Mewbern and Mrs. Ly- dia Byrd visited the J. P. Mewberno family In Savannah, Ga. during the Easter week end. Lt. Col. Hugh D. Maxwell and family returned to Washington, D. saturaay alter a week's visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Maxwell. Mr. H. D. Sr. observed his birthday anniversary with a dinner at his home Saturday anc in addition to Lt Col Maxwell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter God win and daughters of WilmingtonT Would you like to go to "Fairy Land" And see the, 'Wee Folk' dance? I bet you surely would If I'd give you just one chance. At B. F. Grady School Is a pretty Fairy Queen And the cutest little Brownies That you have ever seen. On the 29th of April The curtain opens wide And the Fairy Queen will tell you About a Flower Bride. Yes, there will be a wedding Now don't forget the date. Everybody is invited, and The hour, folks, is eight. The Rhythm Class, B. F. Grady School. and M. and Mi-s. John Watllngton of Pink Hill were invited guests. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin of Gastonia have been visiting the J. K. Sou therland and P. H. Aldridee fami lies near Pink Hill. The Melvina came in response to a call that Mr. Aldridge was very ill. Fifteen young people attended a Methodist Youth Meeting in Kins ton recently. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Smith on Easter Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Grady, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Smith and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith and daugh ter of Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smith attended the funeral of Mrs. W. M. Rivenbark. Sr., at Wallace Saturday afternoo Mrs. H. A. Edwards is at Aslu ville, N. C. recuperating from a re cent illness. REMEMBER TODAY TOMORROW WITH A PHOTOGRAPH KRAFT'S STUDIO IN MOUNT OLIVE rtiraae Z17-J Of 23fl COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY A SPECIALTY Turner & TUrner INSURANCE AGENCY "ALL UVllfl OP tNRTOANcV T. J TURNER N "S3 nnmn n nnnn rrri 0 'Pl l"JLiJLaULiULlU U L3l O r-.-.'-vi ,i . .... -v.- 2 v V2""v X There's a Chevrolet truck lor every job wMi covwcMm from 4,000 lb, to 16,000 B. aV.W.-from smart deRvry vnltt to mofilv fctovyedW y mocMb ft UOHT-DUTY CANOPY EXPXCSt Muta G.V.W. 4400 . 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