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IITNANCVILLE, NOr.TIl CAROLINA in r JU L A uJ i ) ( 7 J r U.F.W. Meet Held A reg'ibr rronlhly meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post No. 8514, was held at the new hut in Pink Hill Wednesday night. A gumptious supper of fried fish was served after winch a business sess ion was hold. A good attendance was had. The veterans meet month ly on the 2nd Wednesday night. Club Hostess Mrs. J. M. Jones was hostess to her bridge club at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ike Stroud received high score prize lor meniDers. Mrs. Matt Burke re ceived second high and Mrs. Clar ence Jones rnm:olation. Mrs. Jones Smith received bingo prize and Mrs. Rudolph Davis high score prize for visitors. The hostess served fruit punch, nuts, mints and wafers. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Holden and son returned home Sunday after a week end in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jones. Mrs. Walter Godwin and daugh ters of Wilmington and Miss Lula Tyndall were guests of the H. D. Maxwell family at the week end. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Maxwell, Mrs. Mait Burke, Mrs. L. R. Turner, Mr. E. R. Maxwell, Miss Catherine Grady, Miss Sarah Ann Maxwell, Miss Jacqualine Burke, Mrs. Wal ter Turner, Mrs. J. T. Spence and daughter, and R. L. .King were among those attending the funeral of Mr. W. J. Grady Saturday. Miss Sarah Ann Maxwell of Rich mond, Va. is spending her vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Maxwell. Mrs. Srtli Thomas and daughter Pat have returned from visiting relatives in llillsboro. Mrs. Johnnie Holden and son, Misses Fannie Grey, Mason and Ham-ma Worley spent the week end no ALL LENGTHS 29Ga. 5-V- CRIMP 29 GAUGE ROLL TIN PUMP PIPE & PUMP HEADS AIM. Lowest Prices In Years If you need any come to see us now Seven SpringsSupplyCo. SEVEN SPRINGS, N. C. at Morehead: . Mr. and. Mrs. J. K. Smith and Sharon spent the week end at Surf City, guests of the I. J. Sandlln family who were vacatioing from Beu'aville. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Edwards, Mrs. Leslie Turner and Miss Betty Ed wards spent Saturday night at the Patrician Inn, Washington, N. C. and attended-the Pamlico Harness Horse races Sunday afternoon. They came back via Goldsbnro and were served supper, Dunet style, at the Goldsboro Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Heath have returned from a trip to the mo in tains. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. II S. Wetmore of Ral eigh. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Worley have returned from a trip to Niagria Falls. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Smith and children, Mr. and Mrs. Hess Davis and family were at Carolina Beach. for a few days 'recently. Mesdames Corbett Westcn, Allen Murphy, Warren Carter, Melvin Carter and Miss Polly W eston spent last week at Carolina Beach. " Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith return ed Saturday from a trip to the coal mines of W. Va. and Tenn. Mrs. Bob Smith of Roanoke, Va. and Mrs. Cecil Henderson and child of S'liithfield were guests of Mr and Mrs. Jones Smith Friday. Mrs. Helen Turner has returned from visiting her daughter Mrs. Floyd Betz in Grand Ropids, Minn. Mrs. Bess'e Smith is visiti.ig her sisters Misses Delia and Nyda Cooke in Charlotte. Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Ruffin and family are guests of the Roger In man family at Holden's Beach this week. Mrs E. R. Maxwell has completed her summer schoow work at ACC and is now at home. Mrs. J. J. Smith. Misses Carolyn Smith, Nancy Howard, Frances Quinn and Dorothy Carol Strcud spent several days at Carolina Beach recently. .Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Worley and daughter of Richmond spent the week end with relatives here. Mrs. Horace Tyndall and Miss Wanda Tyndall were recent Ral eigh visitors. Mbs Betty Edwards has arriveil from Plonk's School' of Creative Art on Asheville to spend the re mainder of the fuinmer. Miss Irene Mizzell, teai'her of Home Ec in the Pink Hill School, has returned from a month vacation at her home in Snow Hill. Bounce and Beauty Offered In New "Dated" Tumblers 4 Is m - ( "Bounce" tumblers how carry the date of manufacture as a means of checking: their dura bility. The "9" at left indicates 1949, the "J" signifies the (lass was made in the third quarter. Many household utensils and table accessories are constantly being improved to withstand hard day-to-day usage. Look for them when you shop: their dur ability spells pocketbook econ omy. For example, drinking tum blers are being offered that will outlast ordinary ones three to five times. Heat-Treated "bounce" tumblers will stand up under rough treatment, can be plunged from cold into hot water without damage, and have a safedge of hardened glass that is guaranteed against chipping. To prove their durability, the maker etches the date of manu facture on the bottom of each class. Thus the housewife can Heat-Treated water tumblers re now offered in gay colors yellow, red, or green combined with white. The designs, ap plied by special process, will not wear or wash off.. determine just how much serv ice she is getting . from these long-lived glasses. Another feature came about because so many women -asked for it. Permanent 'decorations' in gay kitchen colors they won't wash or wear off are now being applied to the "bounce" water, tumbler. The design is "Luky Clover," offering shamrocks in red, yellow, or green combined with white. The pattern is ap propriate for kitchen, bathroom, porch, 'and playroom areas where glasses get hard usage. The decorated nine-ounce water glasses also have corru gated sides to provide a Arm grip an added safety factor in homes where thr n nkiUfwv Mr. and Mrs. JLH. Byrd and fam ily were at Carolina Beach Friday. Miss Elsie Byrd of Rocky Mount is spending hef vacation With rela tives at Carolina Beach this week. . Mrs.. Sam Kornegay, Jr. of Pink Hill is spending the week with her father Mrs. J. H., Byrd. A Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grady were in Mt. Olive Sunday afternoon. 1 Ilegro Farmers' Called ipWfeet Here Monday S-V -5 Thcre will be a very important meeting of all Duplin County Neg ro farmers at the Colored School in Kenansville. Monday n'i;ht, Aug ust 22, 1949 at S o'clock. This meet ing is -being Ju?ld in conjunction with a request made by Dr. I. O. Schaub. -Director of the North Carolina Extension Service, in get4 '. ting pastures seeded on every farm' having livestock or poultry. Trlpple Credit payments and farm orga nization will also be, discussed, Mr. S.'J. Hodges, Agronomy Specialist, Mr. J. A. Spauldlng, District Agent for the . .North' Carolina Extension Service and a representative of. the DupUn County A.C.A. wlU be pres ent.. f.:-.:.-'-y;. ? FOR ATHLETES FOOT USE T-4-L BECAUSE It has- greater PENETRATING POWER. ' With undiluted alcohol base, it carries the active indica tion DEEPLY, to kill .imbedded germs On CONTACT. V, f f -i: IN "ONE UtiVB ?. You MUST be pleased or your 40c back at any drug store, Apply PULL v STRENGTH fqr v ath letes foot, F. O. (foot odor), itchy or sweaty feet ' Today at ' OTa inopendsjnfceMractor mmHo Y.P.T.F. Mow Broadcasts F. M. Radio Station W.P.T.F., Raleigh, is now broadcasting on FM. it was announced this week. The station is using the facilities of a new mam moth transmitting tower just com pleted on a site near Cary, N. C. me mi transmitter operates on a frequency of 84.5 megacycles with an effective radiated power of lo.OOO watts. r. 3 ; with ths 11 i n wii ' rfmw (folks EVERYWHERE $AY . FORDfc 'FIRSTS' rVTRW WAY AHEAD OF ITS FIELD.' 0nly fittf natfibseV' 'Magic Action' Brakes that are fully self energizing!' 'v years aneaa. rikOBaasUSUaJUSMjl irJo one but Ford offers " ' a choice of lOO'horse'; vV;3pr9SW5e'Six. J havenl seen anytTiing to equal those 'Hydra-Coil'Springs!' i a- - f0 ftt&0kftdltoeom'7)or " first with Sofa-Wide Seat !r fer& miles "ahead in gas" jftiy' avinj with i it new Ducrdril' WUH M Mm, 'Umak Mr". Shere else can you buy. 1 mucn car tor so little ?' .ford's rst with It smooth I' Ship'RuJe-!', - : " ) W.PrT.F.'s AM programs will con tinue to be heard at 680 kilocycles. The same programs will be" heard on the FM band. According to General Manager R. H. Mason, tha chief purpose of this duplicat'on is to give listeners in the West and Northeast better programs through nut the entire broadcast day. ., PLEASANT VIEW: Bl GASTON F. GRADY; Mrs. W. G. Smith and Charlotte went to Seven Springs WiWsday for a "hair-do"j V J Miss" Geralriine Grady of Fay- etteville is spending the remainder of .her vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Durham Grady? She has been spending some time' with friends at Myrtle Beach, S. fl Mesdames John Hussey and Thur man Hussey visited Mrs. J. H. Byrd Thursday. MMdames Henry F. Grady and Durham Grady and Miss Geraldine Grady visited Mrs. Bettie Outlaw of Outlaw's Bridge and Mrs. Eduh Grady Friday. Mesdames Perry Barwick, Jessie Outlaw, and Miss Georgia Lee Rouse shopped in Kinston Friday. ; M tort ' - r BjliMiiilirriM iriiL : 1 I 1. TVansmission dutch starts and stop tSj , but permits uninterrupted operation of PTO, belt pulley and hydraulic system. . : ? 2. Engine clutch controls entire power line vi ' Transmission clutch makes it possible to Atopo, j reduce forward travel without affecting VTOfi speed. Every experienced fermer will .under!,. -r stand the advantages of this system.! .5f.f'!r 'TWO-CLUTCH POWER CONTROL is 'reftladV x vantage in the harvest seasons. . Stop in and see us for full information. k ail two-plow owr. Availobl with Mid franl axl. , , 17 nowitalum includ - . u.knl S.waw v. ... ....... , - I : lm and aU i. Today's Pattern 24-32 jjt' , i T. A. TURNER & COMPANY Pink Hill, II. C. Turn" & T, urner L. C. INSURANCE AGENCY "ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE TURNER, 3, T. J.' TTJBNE Pink Hill's Oldest Insurance' Agency , PINK HILL, N. C. Pattern 9457: no side-seams! Comes in waist Sizes 24, 26, 28, 30, 32 Inches. Size 28 takes 2 yards 39-inch. i 8euil TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern to 170 News paper Pattern Dept., 233 West J8th St.. New York 11. N. Y, Print plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER. Just out our Marian Martin Fall and Winter Pattern Book! Smart, new clothes' to sew at h;ne. Gift Irtong by the score. I i !"-! ' -s fr this book. I in lmf,k - 'J EVERY WE DUES DAY--2 PM Our Many Buyers Are Especially Anxious for Z x Good, Clean Cars, and Trucks .1' !,.! J5.00 Pays Everyihing ; : f Sals Rain or Shi:2 v. HERBERT PATE ! i f OWNER and AUCTIONEER . g U Goldsboro Highway Thone 4527 Q V 1 sans and iitviei y- ' i .. . . . , . ,.ff' T N. C.
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