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. L,i Turner. I rs. T. J. Tiirn.J i J- ';f;. ,; 1 4 r o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o - . 1& o 'i' O W4 ' La hmS .J kh II:rvey;jEmer b lasfclld.As !!s;v PresL'cnl Of The Pink Hill Civics Club The electing tod Installing f new ' officers of the Pink Hill Communi ty Civics Club was the most Im portant thing on docket, when the :, club met in tegular session at the V. r. W. Hut Friday night Jdhn' Harvey Turner' replaced Wilbur Tyndall as President of the club, Lynwood "Turner was installed as vice-president, Remus Teachey as secretary and Haywood Stroud as treasurers . f Pullya in Kinston served -a de licious- 'barbecue ; chicken supper. Approximately w- member attend ed. i 'j, . Cub Scouts Go To Minnesotf Robert Holt, Cub Scout Master,) and the B, F. Grady Troop, with their fathers, enjoyed a delightful outing at Mlnnietott Beach at the Know Your Government' is the theme of the event ; ' - ) d(odo8 ,co.'jstdccti::i pp. PAVING CONTRACTORS, ' GRADING and DRAINAGE , h ' Telephone 4075 ;W ' ': , ' - ,.. Kinston, N. C. t - - Members of the 1952 graduating class at B. F. Gradv Hieh School- Left to right front row - Mascots Kenneth Barwick and Gladys Merle smiths second row Jean Carrol Smith. Elaine Lee, Doris Bishop, Marcia Scott. Lilly Gray Stafford. Christine Bell. Third row Jane Grady Holmesj. Cynthia Taylor Judge, Mary Anne Sullivan, Shirley Lee, Lucille , Howard. Iris Hardy, Ruth Waiters. Fourth row Jfell Smith, Joyce Marie Outlaw, Mildred Kornegay, Letha Hill Manning, Bessie outlaw Beasley. Lola wan wiikins. Fifth row Glenn smith. Nick Kornegay, Leroy Grady, Delano Harrison, Donald Keith Outlaw, F. E. Smith. . Sixth rowKenneth Ray Kornegay, J)onnell Kornegay, iesii Turner, w. C. Adams. M S3 r ! i i iniLnil INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS FARMALL TRACTORS FARM IMPLEMENTS REFRIGERATION -PARTS 'SERVICE OQERY COMPANY; INC kinston,northcarolina-phone4176 Turner & Turner INSURANCE AGENCY . , . "We're Knewn By The Serrioa We Give" Mrs. Christine Williams Office Mgr. . Pink BW. N. C. fir. L. C Turner, Jr. T. J. Tamer OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ04 S , JUST THINK 4 .!- Only: : 521P5 For A Big 10 1-2 Cu. Ft. CROSLEY. SHELVADOR REFRIGERATOR EASY TERMS A It -0 SEVEN SPRINGS SUPPLY Ca Ii G.Dale, Mgr. Seven Springs, N.C O O o o o o o o : O o o ro 5 o o o o o o o o o o o o County Gardners Install Officers At Mrs. Turner's Officers of the receatly-organlz? ed Lenoir County Garden. Club were installed at. a meeting-of the group last week in tne home of Mrs. L. H. Turner here. Marie FenueL home demonstration agent for the couatl, preformed the Installation ceremony for the following slate of ouicers: Mrs. Harry Murray, president; Mrs. Floyd Gray, first vice, nresl- dent, who will also serve as chair man ol the yearbook committee; Mrs. Dennis Loftin. second vice president with additional duty as memoersnip committee chairman and Mrs. Keith Williams, secretary- treasurer. Mrs. Williams was not present for the installation. Mrs. Murray presided over tne business period, when a program committee ' of Mrs. Turner, chair man: Mrs. Cecil Woo ten and Mrs. It E. Alexander was appointed. Hostesses for the new year were announced. Mrs. E. S. Russell -e-ported briefly on the noun's oar. tlcipation and awards In the recent flower show held at Kinston. ,t - jroiiowing sinclmt of the State garden club song, the meeting was adjourned, with plans to meet at the home of Mrs. Murray in Oc tober for the next session.. Fifteen members attended the Tuesday af ternoon meeting of the county wide, iiuat organization. V- Mesdames W. L. and Earl Meas ley of LaGrange Were recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Maxwell. ; . ;'Mrs.i Estelle Barnes of Sevsn Springs visited relatives in Piak Hill Friday.- Mr. and Mrs. Remus Teachey and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Townsend were recent Topsail visitors. Miss Narcie Williams kent to Montreal Friday to attend graduat ing exercises at the college there. Miss Carolyn Williams of Wilming ton, a sister of Narcie. was a mem ber of the graduating class. - - ' Mrs.' Jack Worley was at Foun tain at the week end to attend high school graduating exercises of a nephew. Miss Hilda Lee has returned home following the closing of East Carolina College. Greenville, where sne was a student. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith and Mrs. Johnnie Smith were recent visitors at Portsmouth, Va. ait. it. m. uarr ot Wallace, candi date to succeed himself as Duplin's representative In the House, was visitor, in Pink Hill and vicinity. on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Friedman of Washington. D. C are visiting in the home of Mrs. Friedman's parents, Rev. and Mrs. N. P. Far rier. ;: i.-. J. Harvey Turner. Tow Davis and Whitford Hill were among those from Pink Hill in Raleigh Thursday to attend the State Democratic convention. Mrs. T. A. Turner and Mrs. J. M. Jones attended the funeral of Mr. J. R. Hardy, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Maxwell were recent week end guests of their son. Mr. Lylton Maxwell and Mrs. Maxwell, at their home in Winston- saiem. "; Mr. and Mrs; H. S. Webnore of Raleigh visited relatives near Pink Hill Sunday. . lA. and Mrs. David K. Brooks and sons of Ft. Bragg were over mgnt guests or Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Maxwell on Tuesday. Mrs. Brooks is the former Miss Victoria Gooding of Pink Hill. Mrs. Johnny Watlineton of Reids- ville and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett In view of the concerted drive still underway to abolish the Re. Construction Finance Corpora' tion, it Is interesting to note the .report just . issued . by Telfogii Taylor, head of the Small De fense Plants Corporation, , ' : e ' la Its second qnsrter of exis- geney ' "aided! oon-i oeras secnrel .needed; -'' trolled mate-l rials to handle I defense e e b- tracts. In ad-f dition, 30 small companies 're-i oeived bfc loans totalling w- Harder. 2,SM.0M to carry out defense contracts, tubs the loans for three month period were I than the United States gives away to European nations be fore noon eat st slew day. The Small Defense Plants Corporation report emphasizes much needs to be done to se cure a fairer share of rirnt work for small firms. , Is ' In 1956, the report states, small firms received U.S ef aU prime military contracts, dropping to M.9 to 1851, and to 1.8 to 1953 se far. However, the report Indicates pro (Teas is being made to farther aid small fcasinees by reversing this trend. Against this, report of eon- structive efforts, it Is interest' Ing to compare one week's re port of toe Office of Price Stabil isation, the OPS, or Office Plen ty Screwy. : rrendTy, fee Office Plenty Screwy oaneanees to press re lease that for the second eoa seeattve week elvil actions filed to V. 8. Comrts aH toreogh the land for damages exeeed s mU llw dollars. When names are named, they are all small firms. OPS reports 38 cases were settled for $77,000 damages because no apparent wilful violations existeoV. .. ,i .-.. Bnt in st eases, where ap parently . wilful .violation was alleged, damages collected amounted to only $11,000. Thus, tt appears that OPS Is able to score small hnsiness . Into big ger damages than It can win to expensive conrt actions. 'i !;:: si f ' j Fdr example, One small busi ness man in Atlanta, Georgia, engaged in the rental and ser vice of burglar alarms, was re cently cited for raising monthly service fees to . 95 - to all cus tomers -who were not paying that much. This, the OPS says, is a violation, and OPS wants treble damages totalling $2,739. 30 for allaged overcharges, ' to talling $913.1$ In six months. ' ' ' '' Some cynics explain this ac tion With the remark, "Anybody like the Office Plenty Screwy, engaged to dipping into other people's pockets, can be expect, ed to have a natural aversion to ward anything to da with burg, lor alarms. The OPS is also anxious to keep liquor prices down. In Con necticut, the- Office ' Plenty Screwy has filed charges against seven liquor dealers for selling above OPS ceilings. ' ' The dealers were ordered by the Connecticut Liquor Control Commission which controls state Uaner prices, to Increase their' prices, or ran of onl of state law. Therefore, no matter -what they Old, tnese dealers raced court action. It Is said behind the Iron Carta in seme people ore often permitted to cheese between the lav Siberia and the to Poland. Tr" 3 ( ::iFcr , A collection' was taken, for Still man College and Sunday School Extension, when the Pink Hill Pres byterian Women of tte Church held their birthday meeting at the Church Tuesday evening, May 20. Mrs. E. M. Sills, President, was in charge. Plans were made for the annual Bible School to be held the week of June 9th and other bust- T. A. and Mrs.. . Ljrl- iM: Thffl- topia was 'Winning Neglected Area vl Christ.' y After the , meeting id Journed. Mrs." T. " A.' Turner and served jthe birthday cake with iced' drinks.1 Eleven, members wer 4- Announce 'Birth Mr. and Mrs. J. V. CaudiU haw announced the birth of a daughter in a Kinston Hospital at 6 pjn. Sun. day,-May 25. Mr. CaudiU munaie. the- outdoor theatre In -Pink HllC i iv IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o . - o o 1000000000000000000600000' r.iAcic tquzi. r:znT or: THE N0WADIGSTOrJ It ."it...- ; Tj 7-r. - r-- DA-211 . - Ift . CIIAUSAV. 4 wooa cut ta-faster, than ever before,,, with less backadbe aid strain, that's what the new f . hR Jrfterniedlate isston GhainM Saw does for you. Powered by the Mercury ' gasoline engine t. light rilweigBtt, but i bum to tkeli,Ia8, ailnVpr ed for day-in, day-out cutting. The new Diaston has Jyht-Ba mot, floaf-TeeJ carbureter. automt.V l,,K " automatic chain oiler, service-proved power .head. Capacities from 2 to 7 feet Prices start at tf0.N Get your free demonstration today. On your' vwU jjuwb u you preier. wo oblii o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o CAROLINA Building Supply , Co. 1410 W. Vernon Av, Kiagton. PhMM 4SS1 JMeaiM Y 7." -. m "" 'er . I c ur It of T i gation. IX, .Trti TG21 JIACIIINE SUPPLY CO. nrrsTcrr, n. c. ' o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o N o o o 91 o ) o o ) '8. -SB 1 mmm pfe s4 'i K WHITE And COLORED ASBESTOS SIDING 210 LBr ASPHALT SHINGLES ' . ROLL ROOFING ' i : : , O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Miss Dorothy Carol SfroucT Is Hostess To Pink Hill 1952 Senior Class At Party I ' ' WS"liJ?3 K) !'j.( Mai'. , C, " ; H : OfraimTowicStprtint is for EVERY moctJi of ftvsry jwr especiaUy"" for tone's special persons: the Jate-bom, tfieJw-wed,tte 1 We're iuTO-sSodced wffli tb bewnBU soCtf sOvti '. .i. gift seniof pfeees. from t km WJB3, teaspoon froo$3JO, sixpiecs place scttjugs from J23J5. a.J FIREPLACE GRATES : Built-in with Fronts For 18"- and 20". v'Brick ODenine n o o o o o o o RED PRESSED "BRICK " j.j, firebrick4;i t; ' CEMENT and MORTAR 2 ' - U. S. G; ROCK WOOL BATTS . Galvanized Screen Yire 1 .'Ti " Bronze' Screen Wife4 Miss Dorothy Carol Stroud was hostess to the senior class of Pink Hill High Schol at a delightful party at tne v.r.w. Hut in Pink Hill on Monday night, following therad uatlng exercises on Friday. , Mr. Wilbur Tyndall was master of cere monies. : A sweater relay race was enjoyed with Bill Zack Williams winning for the boys and Effle Nan Hanper for the sirla. Miss Haronr also won the prize for guessing the numoer 01 Deans in a jar. - ftir. ; uynaau naa previously an nounced that prizes would be awarded which had been received from Boston, Chicago and - New York. In addition to the games me guests enjoyed aancing. , 1 Mumber Attend Shrine Meeting ' Attending the Shriners Conven tion in Wilmington last week in cluded the following from . Pink Hill: Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Turner, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Tyndall, Mr. and Mrs. James Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiley. miss JNarcie Williams. Mr. Georse runner, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Rog ers, Mr. and Mrs. Falson Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Korneeav Miu Alice Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Wil lie Eases of New Bern. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Ruth Stroud and Mrs. Wilbur, Tyndall, la serving cup cakes with 1992 Inscribed, and open faced sandwiches. potato chips, salted nuts and -soft drinks. BeFKoairfe ONLY AUTHORIZED DEALER IN KINSTON N. QUEEN ST. Rogers and chUdren of Pink Bill Kt. a were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. D. Maxwell at the week end. 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