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IToiiien Af Honie
; Circle No. I of the Presbyterian
women w. w uniroa wan enter
tained by Mrs. Earl Smith TAiesdev
tugnu iiwimw viucers elected at
a previous meeting, were installed
at this time. They re President
Mrs. Xi m. chub; vnauinan of Ed
ucation, Mrs. 3. L. Johnson; Chair
man of Assemblies special Course
Mrs. N. P. Farrior. Chairman of
Spiritual Growth, Mrs. H. A. Ed
wards, Historian, Mrs. Grahcm
1rmpr kni hAllmAn n sir i
Missions, Mrs. Levi Everett. Mrs
T. J. Turner was Installed as Cir-'
el No. 2 Chairman inH tlt . n. i
urauy replaces Mirs. T. A. Turner through 27.
vii nunfiAMaw e.a . -
ISSfSTHS-!?'"" five con-
BUST 'TKff5W Th
iwv: -"wuWi,Oing the
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rruwu ours, sills.
.v., " vi me circle
chairman, Mrs. jasper Smith was
in charge of the. meeting.
The hostess served a salad plate
with Iced drinks.
The next rniio- su
v - - w0 urevuuig Will
he held the first Tuesday night in
May and the hostess will be Mrs.
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A short eaurae (n vtfsn i
wen viaeoiuK
Will De held At the MnnhuI r-i..
Technical Institute from June 16
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Junior-Senior
Banquet Held
The Annual Junintjaau- d.
iuet of the Pink H1U High School
was held at Hotel Kinston at 7:00
P.m. Friday, April 4. A turkey
dinner was served. The rainbow
'COlor Hhem mM nuUl 1 .
bhjrley Howard was toastmaster
ana me address of welcome was
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Spenoe and the faculty by Lou
Ann Davis. Ptorine Deliver gave
the toast to the school. - The song
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was sung by the group. Principal
" nuey gave me wast to the
seniors and Mr. David Green said
the benediction. At 9:00 p.m. Paul
Stanleys Band from Goldsboro.
played for a dance.
Miss Lou Aim iavis entertsir-'-d
the Pink Hill School ball players at
a welner roast at her home in P.nk
Hill SaturriAV Itvaniiur anA c
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aay the Juniors were hosts to the
Beach Party at the J. M. Jones Jot-
nn AHan DanAk sT i i !
Senior Plncc rv a .
Spence, President; Harold Johnson
Vice President; Florine Deaver.
becretary; Marietta Quinn; Treas
urer; Edith Wiley, Class Sponsor.
Junior V, ico rkrfirio . cuu
Howard, President; Betty Howard
Vice Procirinnf. Uqm. 1? it '
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wuEuu-y; jimmy jonnson, Treas
urer; SedaUa S. Green, Class
Sponsor.
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Mrs. Everett
Circle Hostess
Mrs. Tvl ISvonoH
win uic ivii. at. sr .nr 'nvrriA m ri a
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cay afternoon with 10 members
present ana one addition to the
roll. Mrs. Rrtiam It..
Sented the nrmmm ikn r'.n t
Circle Chairman, Mrs. T. J. Turner
K-ivsiuea.
Wednesday cifternoon. Lovely
spring flowers were arranged in
tne living room where tables were
set for three pogresslons of bridge
Mrs. H. G. Tyndall and Mrs. J. J.
Smith received hteh and second
high score prizes, respectively, and
Mrs. Levi Ekreriutt mvU tv.
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prize lor visitors high score.
The hosteiM iprviwt
freshments.
Mrs. Turner
Bridge
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Mrs. LvriWOrtH Turner woo Iu
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We Have A Comnlete I.
of New Spinets & Used Practice
All Pianos Completely Guaranteed
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Hostesses
At Shower
Mrs. Alvln Smith anI IMloo s
nie Smith were hostesses at a stork
shower to honor Mn iiK.i
Smith, at the home of Miss Smith
Potato 4hirM ehlnlreik aa7iul omA
WicheS. assorteil ealrea anI irA
drinks were served to the approx
imately 60 guests attending. The
following
of town. Mrs. Dora Williams and
Mrs. Fred Sachet Sr n..rhnn.
MrS. M. H. Stmiul Savon o.i 'I
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Mn VAnniMi CJU . . mi r
Hill and Mrs. Stetametz of DeeD
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Group's Headquarters Detachment.
Private WUkwgbby entered the
Amy in mi gust 1890.
Me attended Pink Hill High
(by the Griffin Lumber Co.
Pink Hill Group
In Lenoir's First
Music Festival
Pink Hill Hleh RnhnnV -RxoomK.
res unaer me airection of Mrs. Jack
r-encuu oitereyt throe ni
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Coward's "I'll See Vnn A
a popular number, "You Made Me
Love You" And PWa ctl:
Through" at the Lenoir Countv's
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m yuiuuK sonooi music festival
which was held in Rranu. mh
School Allrtltnri.. Vl-j?.
iiimauay evening. ix)u Ann Da
vis renaereo a soprano solo and
Dorothy Carol Stroud and Ann Buf-
ua were accompanist.
Roger Hill
Contest Winner
Roger Post Hill of Pint win
ceived $10.00 as third place winner
in the "Green Pastures, Their Use
aim management" contest, in the
xiniais neia at tne agricul
ture building in Kinston, March 28.
Attend District
Home Dem. Meet
lowed to Westvie w Cemetery. f Attending the District meeting of
ouKiTiua wiui ins wiie, me lor- xycmunstrauon uiuDs in Ken-
mer Vina. U.n 1 l.J . Ansvlllo fnrni U I mi .
; ' ." ' aavuia, arc IWU ' " ... -viua aiva 1 IlurSuaV
uuBuva, iiiia. nuuen noil or ' imia. j. iv jsoutherland
Pink Hill and Mrs. CirrnM waitor. Mrs. Raymond Turner m-.
o: xaurange; two .brothers, L. A. "ray, Mrs. Ambrose Smith Mr
Ctokes of Mavsvllle anrt Will Slnt... R. A. Smith Mrs Wlllio c'.... '
tf Teun., three sister?, Mrs. Ottis Mrs- John G. Smith, Mrs Scott
ey oi ivaf u igton, w. c, Mrs. ixs. a. k. Dunn, Mrs
Annie Smith nf rhirhsm n. I Lehman Wllllamo njr n
Charles Dnd:ey of Grifton; and six I Smith, Miss vWwestbrook Mrs"
. I vacuum, .aw,, jje west-
oiuara was luorn in rut County,
the son of the late R n mj d
becca Bell. Stokes. He had been
employed at the Caswell Training
ouiwi iur 4At years
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Mrs. Shivar
Resigns At Jones
. . awwira rmi tuu mgn I ."f cuuvar nas reeign
School and was formerly employed rr. PosWon with W. H. Jones
hv the Oriffln TJmxW ' laid Co PlnV win --
id Co, Pink Hill to accent cm.
wiia tne u. B. Air Faroe.
6h will aacume ber duties la tint
Ponoel office of Kioaton Air
'oree Base on April 14th livja.
Cffeethre kn.ii. a . .
iniK blossoms are now oa the mar-
Jfi .a5fycn -PPlled with)
mint of the labor
seeded for hand thinning. By
reducinc hun mt4 m. .
ment tends to atahilize vieM. .
to oorreet a1te-- .
th2 JfU one ye4r libt
Turner & Turner
INSURANCE AGENCY
"We're Known By The Service We Give"
Mrs. Christine Williams Office Mgr.
Phone 2836 Pink HUl N 'c
L. C. Turner. Jr.
T. J. Turner
Pneallnd Y? o -nil in n4 4HM. ..a n. . . - . I
. bvxbou, buu iwuov oorrowM zrom
Old World folk-lore the idea nf Henratna an Kaatav -hm .a n.-. I
time. Decorating trees with gaily-colored eggs at this season one was
a cherished family custom In many localities of Europe, accordma to
the Poultry and Egg National Board. Miss RnsseH, currently Manta
in "Bell, Book and Candle" In Chicago, said aha finds it is 'lust as
much fun and more practical" in her casa to adapt tha of a
ma a vcumifwca,
BARRUS COriSTRUCTION CO.
PAVING CONTRACTORS
GRADING and DRAINAGE
TELEPHONE 4075
Kinston, N. C.
ployee of the Caswell Training
r i tuny morning.
Funeral services were held from
Tyndall - Wood-Jarman Funeral
HOme at '4 n m Satnrrl.anj urlth
Rev. Clifton Rice, Free Will Baptist
minister, oniciating. Burial fol
Personals
Turner Feast
mployees
T. A. Turner an A r1- t.. .
ost to their employee at dell-
croua noes siew at their store in
Pink Hill Wednesdav evenino
About 20 attended.
Father Mrs. Holt
Dies In Kinston
Robert Herman nta. i -it
' rMt TTCil-
known Kinston resident and em
i School, died In a hospital there
T y 1
' -u Priced In'htTifild!
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I n o n no o oh n-i n nn
Mr. John Hjirvev Tiipn.. n .
recent visitor at Greensboro and
Chapel Hill.
Mrs. T. A.. Turner
Parrott and daughters of Kinston
were recent Wilmington visitors.
Mrs. John O'Connor and vnuns
son have been visiting relatives
in Charlotte.
Mesdamei T. A nima. t t
Smith m i .. '"Z"'
Sallle Westbrook, Floyd Heath and
Miss LuU TyndaU attended an 4n-
icusive i oinie study conducted at
Grove Preshvterian ri....i. "
ansviUe Wednesday nlgnF ' - '
Mrs. E. R nfanratl la 111 i
home in Pink HiU. " uer
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"fc3fe""aaa - ''AT
HERE'S THE WAY
to pull a tearmounted plow
'Sf;vrIl lnss you low r7cfdl
r all iSnm fine iWwe found In no oilier fow-pnced cerl . ,
TOWa , MAKES, tOLORCHOICI
4-way eMGrnC -
tlKBICsTinM 'v.
..CAST tsotr.
Alloy pistons
SArTTYfUrr GLASS
Alt AROUND
,5?! CelU M xweU of Kinston
visited relatives here Friday.
Miss Miriam Smith ha. j
her work as firat vmH.
m the Pink Hill School following
weeks illness at her home in
Ayden,
Mr. and Mrs Jucn.. c.t.u a
Mr. J. K. Smith visited p.wi
ad Mrs Richard Stroud at South
ern Pines recently.
Mesdames J. L. Johnson and
JVTattfe Shennrd ureiru. in ptj.i
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. .T V Twr,
visitors at Morehead Saturday afternoon.
Mesdames Alvin Smit. -di.
olmtn ann Herman X.na J
t-v. 1I u 1V11SS
&3die Davis Smith attamrtaA v,
funeral of their cousin, 'Mrs. Ed
Kennedy at Dudlev lnnA
noon.
Mr. and Mrs u.mh - m
have moved into their new home
on the Kenansville Road
.tt 5"! Mrs" CoUidge Turner
attended the marriaaji tut- tT i
enck. Brooks of Kinston to Mir s
Emma SdiVpt Hnlm t.
place at Sanford Saturday eve
ning. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Edwards wers
called to Kenansville Wednesday
to e at the bedside of Dr. Ed
wards brother. Mr V0..1.' u
, V 1U
wardi who is critically ill.
Mr. and Mrs Bsilanl ,n..4.
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two children of Wheat Swamp re-
Centlv Vlsiteri the it.l. 1?...
family.
Mrs. Rnth Rhvrnil aMM.-i.j
uwra memiDers oi tne iLenoir
County staf f of . Public Wel
fare .attended a maatini .u-
. . "T,"- Wi w
" vanuiiu comerence of Soc
ial' Servina heM at -Tv l.i-
first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs ,irimi nota t n- a
Rapids, Minnesota who have been
visiting Mrs. Helen Turner and
other relatives in Pink Hill, have
gone to Greenville, S. C. on busi
ness. ,y
b suited to the delicate digs
live organs of baby chicks.
GhnM them th right start
contains Mm Tnyx-bu&fing
elements they nood. For full k
fonnanon about mo Red Rom
System used so tuccsstMly by
thousands of pcHihrymsw .
SEE US TODAY.
Parrott
Bros.
Heritaere St.
Kinston, N. C.
Look at the Allis-Chalmer
mounted clows for WD and
CA Tractors. Here is the hitch
that boosts traction by adding
imrjlement weicht to tha mi.
wheels. It's also the hitch that
gives constant-depth plowing,
Let us prove that Allia-Chal
men free-swing plows give
you both for th best plowing
you've ever hfiitiit few fre
cost.
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HITCH
9 Only 1 hitch point to
hno up
P Siinple to oduit as of
watklng plow
rVofettisharMandpfo
Tune in
BsMoas asl UskMeall
wrar raw;
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TURNER TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT CO.
Kinston, N. C.
T. A. TURNER & CO.
PINK HILL. N.
Itemed On i Disaster
POWER GUDE
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Mr. T. J. Turner ami Xfra Tloh-
ton Tomer of Pink Hill have been
namea on the Disaster committee
of the Lenoir County Chapter of
turn jumnDBii teen nvani n Kni
etfuu.uv wmcn is juenov Uoun
tva aha re nf Hie Reil Avai
w a intorcunate vicams. -.
Pink Hill Soldier
In Texas Operations
Richard E. Willoughby, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Rlcherd H. Willoughby
Pink . Hill N. C h irfuii.a
In Exercise Long Horn, the largest
maneuver to be held in the United
States since World Wax II.
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