--, I.-'AK3ILI.E, N. C THURSDAY (
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Personals . ' ,
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, :: J Mr. and Mrs. TYed William and
r ' Children end Mr! E. R. Maxwell
, , Visited Mrs. Eva TVndall, IU in a
hospital Jn Suffolk,; V-rently,',
.,. ,v Laurie Jackson left ,&e past wee
-tor Jacksonville. Fla.ts and, has en
rolled at. The Massey Technical In
" (itute,4a study' architeclumui is
a son of Mr. and Mrr-WWck-
Miss Carol Faye SmiUi.lefc'.&nl.
. for Asheville to enroll Delr5ohj,"
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001 Medical Technology Sha ia n I Dun-oh kmuttmi't-iWrS'r:- l-Vit
daughter of Mrs. Lewis Brown Av Mr, Raymond Smith, of Pink Hill.
Mrs. Mildred Oswold.' of Colum
bia, S. C. and Miss Sue Gates, of
St. Matthews.'S. c. were week end
guests of their sisters, Mrs. Quen
tin 6troud and Mrs. Osobel But.,
den, and families ?,,; :i,i'.:.si.ti
, Mr and Mrs Elbert G Smith are
spending this Week with relatives
at Enville. Tenn. 1
I Rev. and Mrs., P. Farrlor' df!
Rt 2 a patient at Eastern: Carolina
Sahitorium for many, months, has
been discharged. ' and is now at
hpmev;.;juf s ;";i;v v(v v
; Mr ; and Mrs.; Frank Moore, of
Kinston visited Mrs. Moore a par--
6fits?Mr.: and Mrs. 'Ike Stroud dur-,
tag the week end..;C;;';';-','';';:' :?
. Messrs L. H. Turner and Emmett
Watson attended a layman's meet-
Rose dill attended a supper meet-'ing at St. Paul Methodist Church.
W at me fuut hiu wesbytepan , fa Goldsboro, Sunday.
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NOWdjtal Area E3caf iiid
i;..-Woot Costly Ducts.
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OF All HEATERS MADE . . ; ONLY
mcnccRxm can actually do iti
FEATURING THE FAMOUS
'7.UGIC-.WCU3KIR
Here's the famous forced-
. draft burner that actually
'turns fuel oil intb CLEAN "
gai. You get Ynore heat
' from every drop of fuel .'A 5
at ony flame aettim, 1 Jj N
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Here's th secret I Exclusive
3-Vay Circulalion
1. Warm air circulates from lh fop
2. Power Blower spreads heat
, on floors
3. Qrcomatic fan constantly
blends and circulates air
throughout the house .
Here's the fufnace type comfort at.
about 15 the cost! Continuous circula-'
: tion assures uniform warmth in eveiy ;
. room. Np hot or 'cold zones, no drafty
'areas. If a TOTAL AREA heating
Floors stay-warm' as toast always1,
i High-style cabinets are, Jn mar-proof
beige or browntone porcelain, enamel.
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TOP This Is thjKi9IStarflre, dMamoWIe's
full-else sports ear. Wita IU crisp,, loathful
styUaf theme, f reeh eV roofline and eoaeate
rear window, the Starfirs to further, identified
br the tailored alutoinuBJ band along the aides.
It haa IU owa frille.. Bucket seats, , center.
coBMle, Hydra-Matia traasailssIoB, power
brakes and power steerinc are standard aqalp-'.
meat. Produced la both coupe and eoaTertible,
models, the Starflrt 1s powered by Oldemobile's ,
Bltra-blgh conpnuion US horsepower Star
lira engine aqaipped wita daal exksueU. ,
BOTTOM A eompleU . styling change in
cluding a freeh new roofline giee the 196S
Oldemoblle Super. 88 Holiday gedoa a.'sheer
new look. Interiors- tn this series are store
tmpreeaire with greater emphnuie on luxury
in fabrics and appointsients. Door arnNeU
are-set In braihed aluminapi panels and the
Holiday 'Sedan is equipped with a eater?ealr
aeat armrest. AH Super 88 modela feature
greater series' Identification in exterior ap-
1 pearanc. For-exanple, wheel apenKn ara
Uetefully eutHned by stainless stee laold.Hge,,
Powering all Super hS mdcla i OldsiaobUa'a
139 horet power 8kyrottJ auiliiu. . . ? ' . :
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massey.
126 VVest King Street
Kinstcn, N. O
Mrs. R. M. Cam and Mrk. 6ill
Richards ano daughter." ot'Waftuce
were guests of Mrv and Mrs, J. F.
May Sunday vatterjoon. ; ,
5 Pte, WendeU 0utlaf if tho ' U.
S. Army, stationed at. Ft. " Mon
mouth, N J. -is 'expected during the
week end for a week' visit with
Mrs. Outlaw, and other relatives at
Albertson. titp- -
Mrs. Michael Aldridge and child-
VFW Auxiliary
Presbyterian Men
Hold Supper, Meet
Th Pink Hill Presbvtrlnn ' Men
Of the Church entertained men from
the other Churches in the group at
a, reuglar supper meetlhg at the
Church at 8 O'clock P. M. Sunday
September 30; It also took the place
of their regular 5th, Sunday night
n.'M un. VjtI wiiiiant were supper meeting. Women of the chu
guests of Mrs. Wendell Outlaw and, fch served. A. few remark were
her father.? Mr; Bland Hussey Sun-,, heard framfiey. N.-P. Fanior, a
day afternoon. ' - ; . Mror,IU!r' L- l u'"
Mr. and Mrs: Kenneth Kennedy,'
of ' Mpntelums,"; Ga. are expected
this weerior a visit wun reiauvea,
lowing supper.: Mr. Graham Turner
named i a nominating committee
oomposed of (Durham Grady, Frank
in the plnk;Am 8Tea.Mr, Kennedy , ft ""Uey and A. W: Turner, to elect
recentlyi received a discharge from ,
me Air. v.uia, iv v y
Mr. and ,Mrs;epjhalld.3SieU left
recently for Sfauatori.; Va'. where
they are ,teschng,schod,l Mrs. Spell
the first grade 'and Mr. Spelt, , the,,
Sixthi .VnV,",:''' :,i.t:;.i -'
Mr.' and Mrs. Joe' F TyndaH left
Wednesday far their home, In Knox-'
ville; Tepn; following a two week s
visit with relatives in Pink Hi jl"
and community. . ; -! r
;; Mr. . Matt Burke and Mr. E. R.
Maxwell were in Durham, recently
where Mr. Burke underwent a phy
sical check-up at the Veteran's Hos
pisai. r f : t v.-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Godwin and
Miss Lela Kay Godwin, of Wil
mington visited in the home of MM
and . Mrs. Emmett Rogers, v ana;,
other relatives, Saturday. .,;,(:.
Mrs. In- . Turner, Mrs. Frank
Finney, daughter Pam; and Hub
ble Turner spent the week end with
The Charlie GUlespieS, in Burns
ville. . ;iK;!j,:i:J? ;
Mrs. Street' Kornegay; and Jay
Kornegay, of Warsaw visited rela
tives in he 'cdmmunity Tuesday
afternoon. '
Attending the1- birthday, party
sponsored by, d.ist.' J of the V. F.
W. posts, and auxiliaries, held at
the Veteran's Hospital, In Fayette
vllle Wednesday right were Adolph
Harner. Mrs. Jepsey Pickett, Mrs.
Lottie Smith and MrsV toretta Howf
ard from the WiUard smitn rosi
and Auxiliary..'. .
Mrs.' Hess -Davis and Mrs: W.
T Davii of Warsaw were at Dunn;
on Monday'' T-- ;",,- h
Mr. and Mrs, Ethro Hill and sons
were at Newton Grove Sunday to
visit Mrs, HiU'i robther',Mrs. Res
sie Thoiitoi'l.-,;f
, Messrr v Fawon . amiin,; ram,
Grady,; Bill-: Sutton rand jVBoddell
rhrtU fishwl an the Outer SanksS
Sunday; and caught a good supply
Of Blue Iisn ana a numuer uukh
nders.' . ' ' . -
Mr and Mrs. Faison O. Smith, of
Raleigh visited relatives at Albert
son and Mt. Olive. Rt. 2 during the
week end. Mr. Smith, Mr. Revis
Alphin. of tRichmond. Va. and Fred
Aiphin, of Mt. Olive fished pn the
Outef Banks on Saturdayi" ' .
MrsV Rachel. Underwood, of Kin
ston aiid- Douglas HiU spent the
week end with Mrr and, Mrs, Roger
po, Hill at Gainesytlle. Fla.:
r ito. Vi?. Faison' Smith jnd
Aaun'iimith.were r.eceht guest? of,
Tech Sgt. and Mrs. James Hemphill
and'son"at Greenville, S.C-. --t -1
: Mrs. Carrie iPkiketf nd rfrs. Lo
retta Howard -Isttended a, district
meeting of the.V,'F. W, Posts and
auxiUary, held la' Goldsbore Sunday
afternoon. :. . .;'''"''.
' ii. nA MM Gene Alleoed. of
Wilson were ;week end guests of
Mrs. Allgood'S parents, Mr ana
Mrs. Lester Brltt. r ;
Emmett Rogers was named . presi
dent, and B"-H- Wolever, sec., and
treas. Both1 are from Smith's Chu.
rch . " . .
''The benediction was' by Rev. Mr.
Farries. - ,: ',.
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iVIrs.; Turner
fntettains Club
Mrs. JJnwood -Turner won the
high score award.i'and Mrs. A. P.
Tyndall the-'prize fef second high
when Mrs. T A. Turner entertained
her bridge club ' at ' her home- on
Wednesday faftarnoon. Mrs. Floyd
Jfeath received the bingo prize.
Ham biscuits, sandwiches and to
on Colas were served.
4 Other players were Mrs. J. M.
Jones, Mrs. J. A. Worley. Mrs. J.
F. May, Miss Connor Jones and the
hostess, v
H. D. C To Meet
J The Pink. Hill Home Demonstra
tion Club , will meet this afternoon
(October 4) with MrS. Haywood
Stroud, at her home on Pink Hill,
St. 1. '
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Ruritan Club
Service
Rev, John A. TVilkerson. pastor of
tjie Pink'Hin Presbyterian Church
was , guest speaker at the regular
5th. Sunday night service of the
pjnk Hitt endhSCommunity Ruritan
'Club, which iwar held at Christian
Chapel ' Freewill Baptist Church
Sunday nlgbf, September 30.
'Mrs. Nora Stroud was hostess to
the AuxiUary of the Willard Smith
Post No. 9514 of VFW. at her home
Monday night, i A feature of the
meeting was report of the birth
day party given at the Veteran's
Hospital, in Fayetteville Wednesday
night, which was attended by sev
eral local members. ' Mrs. ' Carrie
Pickett, presdient, ', presided. Re
freshments were served by Mrs.
Loretta Howard.
Attend John
Deere Meet
In Atlanta, Ga., recently to at
tend a Southeastern District Branch
convention of , John Deere dealers
and salesmen were MeSsrs Ethro
Hill and Wilbur Tyndall, of Hill
Supply, in Pink Hill; and Roy Yan
ceym Mgr. of the emplement dept.
at Harvey's, in Kinston, and Geor
ge Harper also of Harvey's.
Mrs. Smith
Club Hostess
Mrs. Jasper Smith was hostess to
the Wednesday afternoon Bridge
club at her home in Pink Hill, re
cently,' With two tables in play.
Mrs. T. A. Turner was high scorer,
and Mrs. Linwood Turner, runner
up. Mrs. J. M. Jones won consola
tion prize. The hostess served chick
en salad sandwiches, cookies and
Coca Colas.
Study Course
To Be Held
Mrs. W. iD. Kornegay, of Mt
Olive will conduct a study course at
the Pink Hill Methodist Church be
ginning at 7:30 P. M. Sunday, Oct
ober 7. The study is on The Christ
ian Mission of the Realm of East
Asia.
Homecoming; 7;&
At Church f 1 -
. Members and friends at the Pink
Hill Methodist Church will observe
homecoming on ; Sunday,, - October
14. The visiting speaker will be
Supt. Mark Lawrence of the Golds
boro District. All members and fri
ends are invited to attend.
Pleasant Grove
4-H Club Met
, Byt Bobby Goodson
The Pleasant Grove 4 H Club met
in the community building on Mon
day evening, September 24.
Phyllis Waller, president, presid
ed. The devotional was given by
Betty Goodson.
During the business session, plans
were made to wash cars at Emmett
Herring's on September 29 begin
ning at 1:00 o'clock. The proceeds
will be donated to the 4-H program
In Dunlin Countv.
5 A demonstration iiatt;
the Table" waV given for t, e j
by Miss Thelma PUdey,, !.. i :
nomics teacher of B. F.,pra,;, si
ool Bobby Goodson gayaId;mon-
stration on .'AchierementciPay an 1
New Record, Books'', .for itne, boys.
A wiener roast- was enjoyed b.
the 38 members present' &
Announce' Birth
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Mr. and MriRaiymond H. iBtai
rke of 918 yancv6treet,. Roanoke,
Ranirfa announctbe birth of a
daughter, Viclde'tjrnrf'arkjb on
September '. ': -'r '
Mrs. Starke is the iormefyi
Uptegrove of
jWtSOBk..!.',
'. in.i' .inn ; .
All regiilatiodea'''jS,V'
taking of migratory .virildfawi 8V
established by the Deparitnent of
Interior are hereby adpoted anq
have the fuU, force of State jregu ;
lations. ...' ' ".:'-".:':.;"':'.i'i-J '? -
Methodist
Men Met
16 members of the Pink Hill
Methodist Men's Club attended the
regular monthly meeting held at
the Church Monday Night. L. II
Turner, president, presided.
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