Linda visited . .
of Pine Level Saturd. , , f
Uames Parker of WhitenJle spent
the week end with his family here.
I
Pffiiri c '$?.'?;;' troong" those leaving tnis week end rsuxj ata
; I . Miss Judy turnef ",went ti" Raf
iigh, Tuesday, to enter'Peace Col-
; lege for the i962rl963 year' tV";t '
- -Jimmy Miles has returned frbnj a"
E tbur.vf the , New ; England. States,
"; Accompanying him was Pete rlicho.
:, las, of PpurU Rico, a classmate, at
J puke University. They attended the
marriage of a friend at Foxboro,
" Mass, while cm the trip.- -
f 5 Misses 'Brenda Bostk . Und WH-J
moutn, .norma wumouUv.Rutb .Ann
j Rhodes, Helon Grace. Carter ..were
friday, and Saturday t ept.Y.14-U
-'..'-'''.; Color vVV. siY..:
V: Starring s Deafen Martta,1.
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Sunday M''i;" ''-v-.'-' Sept' 16
V , ; - Arlene Fraacea ;. '-,, ;.
'Good Comedy StanrV
' Vr CARTOON
to enter East Carolina College, h
Greenville.: ' m- ,
Mrs. T. A Turner and Miss puh
fyndall were guests of Rev. and
Mrs. K P. iFarrior, at Rose Hill
Sunday afternoon. - . . .
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Kornegay and
daughter, of Garner spent the wee
end with Mrs. Annie Kornegay, and
.other: -relatives. vij. ,4 &' s'
Lyn Turner, Jimmy Miles,' Jerrj
Everett are among those returning
to the University of N. C. to stud
this year. ' . '; i.r': : ,;..'. y,. .. '
-,Ben Turner and t. 41. Turnei '
went to Raleigh at the weekend tc
enter State College.;.:. ;
Ronnie Holt la taking a Businest :
Course at Hardbarger's, in Raleiglf
-Larry Davis and Dwlght Sbepar
entered Campbell College, at Buiei
Creek, on Monday, v $tt ;.y
I Robert Smith has gone to WilsoV ,
where he will be a student at At
lantic Christian College. $ :i?$'-'-i"
; Mrs. J. M.' Jones and Miss Con
nor Jones yisited the Johnny Hoi ,
aen.famuy, at Maysviue,2Thursday
Mrs. Robbie. Williams has return
ed'from a visit with her brother
m. . Van Kenendy, and Mrs. Keni
uedy, at Wilmington, :
. Mr. and' Mrs. Raymond Rogers
spent Sunday at Topsail with Mr
and Mrs. Hunter Wells and child 1
ren, and Mrs. H. M. Wells." '
Mr., and Mrs. Coolidge Turner
ind daughters,' Faye and Joy, and
Mr., and Mrs. Everett Crock had
dinner at Sneads Ferry, . Sunday i
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also visited, at Topsail Reach.
Mrs., J. M. Jones and Mr.', and
Irs. James Miles and' family spent
he Labor iPvy week end at their
Atlantic Beach cottage. , . ,
' Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kornegay
ipent the' weekend, with Mr. and
.Mrs. Layton Cochran and family.
tt"Rcjersonyille, . .
Mrs. Benny Rogers of . Raleigh,
has been visiting relatives here this
veek, while Mr. Rogers la on a bus
neb trip to Washington, D., C, a-
- Mri: and Mrs. Herman Drake, of
Rocftr Mount ''visited, relatives it.
'imithV township Sunday. ( 1
Mrs. Eva TyndaU of Mt. Olive
Onderwent major surgery at a hos
pital in Edenton, Sunday, and hei
ronditiort is critical. ' '
Miss Sarah Ann Maxwell, of Rich
lond, Va. spent the week end with
ier parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.. E
MlaxweU. ::.-,r;-,l;i'f;'i-,.,1?;;i"-:
Mr. E. R. Maxwt:: was In Eden
on during the weekend to visit hi:,
tiece, Mrs. Eva TyndaU.
Mrs.' Mary Alice Mewbern ant
Miss' Angie Mewbern, of Raleigl
spent the week end with relative;
t Albert8on. Her . mother,,, Mrs
taphael Harper, entered Lenoit
Memorial Hospital, in Kinston, fo
treatment, Saturday. Miss Vevi(
Maxwell . accompanied Mrs. Mew
tern back to Raleigh Sunday.
Miss June Ann Smith, who under
went major surgery at Watt's Hos
pital in Durham, recently, has re
turned to the home of her parents
Mr. ' and. Mrs. Ambrose Smith, a
Albertson. Miss Smith, . - an Aueust
graduate Of Rex Hospital School o:
Nursings will be married. Septem
ber 23. at the Pink Hill Presbyter
ten Church.' - ; '
ii Mrs. Jimmy Penny has rcturne
to her home in Pink Hill, from Len
our Memorial Hospital, in Kinston.
v'Mr.?and Mrs. . Earl Jones and
Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. James Bays
den, Kenneth Baysden and Jimmy
Turner spent the Labor Day weeki
end attending the car races Dar.
ltogton', S. C. :
, Mrs.'Winfred Duff and children
hav'teturned home to. Hollywood,
Fla:' after having spent the summer
in4 Plhk Hill with her parents, Mr.
and : Mrs;" Amos Howard. -' '
- Mr Jahies Frisby, Jr., of Raleigh
and his bride-to-be, Miss Elizabeth,
Biggers, of Kinston, visited friends
in Pink HiU Labor Day. ;
; Mr. , and Mrs. Elbert G. Smith
spent the Labor Day week end at
the Brewer cottage, on Atlantic
Beach. . ,, .':'' . '
Stroud Appointed
RFD Carrier
-"A. Haywood Stroud. f PirirHluT
Route 1 has been appointed rural
mail carrier for Pink HiU, route 3,
made vacant mora than a year ago;
when E. R. Maxwell retired. The
route has : been served since that
time by John. William Howard, of
'route 1. : - .-v ' '
: Stroud was formerly employed in
the office at ; Massey Motors, iij
Kinston, He Is a Methodist, and is
married to the former Belle Edgerr
ton'-of Vayne County.; They have
two children y ; : . , , ;
At Carolina
'-The foiiovwng members of. th
Sandlin.' fatnily , spent - the week
end at; the -Dr. Denning cottage
Carolina Beach-Mrs. Eva Smith;
Mr,' and Mrs;. M. p. '.Whaley; Mrs.
Jennie' Stone, r of Kinston; Mr.
and tea. Beny Bostic' Green
vmeVJlf 'and Mrs. Bob. Smith, of
Siriithfield: 'Mr. . and Mrs L. ' Wi
rSdnrllhi ' Betty' Brown, and
Mr. , J, ,u tSanaun, pr twuiaviue.
tVDi was honored on his birthday
.wUh"a dinner," and. with gifts on
Sunday.. .' ' ', y. Vf.'A
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Cecal wall satin, i '.'.'.''' '; - 1 ; :-
Satin Empervo Fmel-' V. .y; , ; f f
'Moore's house paint ''-"TC'. f
Silvercrest4:'paintbiroh'f:";'f ly; t: , iji
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. yxiz piasuc orop ciauj-; ;:-;, ;, ;
2 aluminum ladder - ttv;
8' aluminum ladder
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Above special oner avauaoie ior a iinuieu ume owjri
.95 per eallon
$6.95 ner eallon
; $5.95 per gallon
$1.49 '"...' . ''
- $1.29' ' ' .: .:.
2 for 69c
$3.69 ,
'' $4.98 ' - : i .'.
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X'aUs'ncftJCff. for Every Tdsfe
i Half the fun of eolns- back to school for many children is
picking a new school, lunch kit This year, youngsters win
And a wonderful assortment of school lunch kits "by Thermos"
awaiting their.seWtion. VMade by tha' makers of the famous
Thermos" brand vacUunV bottle Introduced in 1907, each of
these colorful its Contains a jo-ounce vacuum bottle with a
break-resistaht iStrongias' filler Jhat can take all the hard
knocks it will get' traveling, to and from school. Other added
convenience features art . the guaranteed leakproof triple-seal
stopper which screws on and off easily plus a real handle on
the cup that stays cool and won't break off. Among the many
eye-catching model are the new "Barbie" lunch kits for little
girls and the Satellite k it fdt future astronauts.
with 11 member present. Mrs T.
Turner, chairman, presided.
Hostess far circle 2 Tuesday
night was Mrs; J, K. Smith, at he
home. 1 : -' , t ''v' .
Mrs. ' Frank Wiiley entertained
the afternoon cirole at 4 p.ni
Tuesday. -
A continuation of the study of
the Book of i James was had at
each of these meetings.
September ends the work of
the Church year, and a number oi
reports were turned in. Hostess
es for the new year were named
Shower
Honors Outlaws
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Outlaw wen
honored at ' a' miscellaneous sho
wer at the Albertsom Community
Building Saturday night, by Mes
dames Bodell Outlaw, A. C. Tho
mpson Wende'ii Ounlaw and Ken
neth Dupree. Refreriments of
punch, potato chips, fruit sala;
and cake were served. 40 invite
quests attended.
"He is the greatest patriot whe
stops the most gullies." - Patrick
Henry.
Strother Speaks"
To RuritansXT,
. Jake Strother, of Kinston, was j
Tuest speaker at the regular mon-;
hly meeting of the Pink Hill Ruri
tan Club in the school cafeteria Thu
rsday night. He was introduced by
Font Davis. Strother, 'who spent 11
lays in France, and England dur
ing, the month of June, discuessed
his Impressions of what he saw and j
emphasized ' the' 1 potential of the
European Common Market. He de
clared it has brought unprecedented
prosperity to Europe in the past
three years, and will eventually in
clude the British Commonwealth of
nations. He observed that America's
need to cooperate with the agency
would grow as it grows, and that
unless the U, S. can compete it
could be in serious trouble. He
noted that Eastern Carolina tobac
co is one , of the most, important I
items involved In competitive fore
ign trade. "'-""PSjffXh
Manly O. Hatch, president, presi
ded Over the session; and Hi Bdsirr
Maxwell led group singing'.' Melvin
Qarter offered the invocatioi.
. . ham and chicken supper "Was
served by the women of the- Nobles
Crossroads MethodiStlChurchi ' . . :,
'"' . ' ' . ..,"'". .j- ' ;
Announcement
Of Interest
'A
Mr. , and Mrs. James Jackson
Bigger, of Charlotte,: have recent
ly announced the', engagement of
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Freeman. Bigger. ' of, . Kinstoni'v to
Rev. James RaynoHi Fsby jr,
of C-6 r Shelton jAptS in. Rajleishi
The marriage is to November
16. :--. ' -!" -if - ,-V,.iy
Rev. Frisby is a i Idnhei paitor
of the Pink IJiU Presbaterdan
Church, having been ordained
into the ministry of Wilmington
Presbytery,, following graduation
from Union Theological Seminary
about a year ago. Be is now pas
tor of : Buff aloe esbyterian Chu
rch, in Raleigh.
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GrddyF.H.A.
Elects Officers 1
' By .Tennelia Smith Reporter
On Thursday; September 6th. the
B. 'F'iGrady F.H. chapter he!d
its initiation at the Pleasant Grove
Community , 'Building..' Twenty-five'
new members were -initiated into
tha organization.' They arer 'Joyte i
-i , : .
i'ayior, ..Martha Sheppard, Rose
Staff ord," 'Phyllis Waller, Wanda
Bell, Glenda Williams, Barbara
Grady, Linda Smith, Dianne Jack
son, Mary A. Mewbern, Betty Sue
Herring, Brenda Deaver, Gail
Rouse, Patiioia Grady, Denise Kor
negay, Shirley Pickett, Sylvia Tay
lor, Patsy Dail, Sandra Moore, Mar
gie SmijlJLiridft jWmiamson, San
dra AtkinsonT--and JUnda Hill. Win
ner in the costume Parade was
Wanda Bell. Denise Kornegay was
the winner" of the : impromptu
speech. Hostess for the party were
the Sophomore "'Hoine Economics
girls. .j':',;4
Newly elected onicers to serve
the B. F. Grady chapter of F.H.A.
are:
Pezey TyndaU, - President
Phyllis Outlafcf President
Janef HerrinSecretary.
Sherry Hansl-Trtsfsurer
Tennelia Smfth-Reporter
Mary Francis HarperiHistorian
Betty Rbse; Rbuse-Parllamentarian
Judy WaBel'-Sdngleader
Phyllis Holt-Pianist
Chapter Parents:
.ring, iMwiamd-iMnfci.Taft Herring,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Patterson, Mr.
and Mrs.. John Grady
i. The total members'iiu for the
year is
Presbyterian
Circles
Mrs. Nora Stroud and Mrs. Cor
bett Weston were joint hostesses
to cirdle 1 of Pink Hill Presby
terian Women, at the apartment
of Mrs.ji Stroud, Tuesday night,
' Hews , .
The Home Economics Club will
neet Monday, Sept. 17th at 3:00 pt
a. Place to be announced' lated.
Ml members are urged to be pre
sent for the meeting. -
Mr," and Mrs. Paul Westbrook
and; son of Woodland were among
'isitors with Mrs. Henry Parker
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. H. A. Outlaw visited" Mrs. E.
5. Outlaw in Goldsboro Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. William Sutton and daughter
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Albertson, N. C.
Phone LO 8-3187
.. Pink Hill, N. C. ..
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