Pink Hill, Grady Society
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* Mrs. H. E. Maxwell is hospitalii
cd is Richmond. Vs. Mr Maxwell
fcugrttax aloogniceibr ^ ^
Bandy. and Mrs. Lelghton Turner
Barn with Mm S. P. Watson
, Mr. and, Mrs Manly Hatch and
Why. Hilda and Howard Taylor
WM Mr. Alton Taylor, an opera
Durham. Saturday.
Mrs. Burke and Mrs. L. H Tur
ner ware at Durham Saturday, and
were *~v"TB|gktl by Mr.
Mnrke who hasbeen a patient at
Hie Veteran's Hospital.
Mrs. W. W. Maxwell returned
Mme Sunday after a two week's
visit in Charlotte with the Angus
Mercer family, indMiag the new
grandaughter. Kathy She return
ad with Mr. Frank Mercer and
Tommy, they having spent the week
end there to'takeiMh. Mercer, who
remained for a visit with her son.
and family.
Mr .and Mrs. William Taylor of
Kim tan spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Tyndall and family.
Young Toi\y Rhodes of Jackson |
villa has been vuRmg his grand- I
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L King.
Mrs. Bertha Smith is visiting her
?Up-aan, Mr. Forrest H. Smith and
Mrs. Smith, in Kinston
Mrfs. Charlie Gillespie and twin
?one, are expected to arrive by
Piedmont Airline* from Burnsville.
Friday for a Month's visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Tur
ner. Sr. Mr. Gillespie wiU be here I
for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Do veil Outlaw. Mr
and Mrs. Leslie Turner and Messrs
Robert Smith and D. L. Scott', Jr.,
Were in Jacksonville Saturday. They
?Were there to assist Mrs. Albert S.
Smith, in moving into her new
home in Northwood.
Mr. Leslie Turner graduates from
East Carolina College this veek.
and will receive his diploma at
Cogpeeocement time next s?rin -
His major i> Business Administra
k Rev. Neil Bain of Chinquapin fil
led an appointment at Smith Pres
hyterian Church at 9:30 a. m. Sun
day.
? Mr. Beth King returned Tuesday
igfter having been a patient at the
Veteran's Hospital, in Fayetteville.
" Mrs. Bryant Smith, Sr., and Mr.
Bryant Smith, Jr., visited their hus
band and father at Eastern Carolina
Sanitarium at Wilson Sunday after
Mrs. Arthur Grady of Aibertson
returned home Saturday from Len
oir Memorial Hospital, in Kinston.
"Visiting the Grady's for the week
end were their daughter, Mrs. Bill
Tatura and family from Durham.
Mr. Alton Taylor is expected
borne this week from Duke Hospi
Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Anderson
spent Sunday in Mt. Olive with Mrs.
Anderson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Graver Jackson, and sister, Sharon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Jones and Stanley
had dinner at the Riverview Rest
aurant, Sunday evening
Mrs. Earl Jones, Mrs. J. A. Jones,
fat,.,.., , .??;
Mrs Wedfey Powell ami Stanley
shopped to Jacksonville Monday
They were accompanied by Mrs. J.
C. Powell and Jr. of Richlands
Presbyterian
Circles
A regular monthly meeting of cir
cle 1 of Pink Hill Presbyterian Wo
men was held with Mrs. H. A. Ed
wards as hostess Tuesday night,
December 4. It members were pre
sent. The roll call and minutes of
the previous meeting were by the
secretary, Miss Lula Tyndall. Mrs.
T. A. Turner, chairman, was mod
erator for the Bible study on the
Beatitudes. A gift exchange was
made.
The hostess served pecan pie with
soft drinks.
CIRCLE g
Mrs. Durwood Anderson was hos
tess to circle 2 Tuesday night, with
ten members present. The chair
man. Mrs. Johnny Sheppard. presi
ded. The Beatitudes were the topic
for discussion, with Mrs. Anderson
acting as moderator. The group en
joyed a gift exchange.
Devil's food cake with Coca Colas
were served.
Circle 2
Mrs. Remus Teachey entertained
the afternoon circle at 4 00 P. M.
Thursday, with 5 attending. Mrs.
T. A. Turner, chairman, presided,
Mrs. Teachey led the Bible study.
Light refreshments were served.
Methodist
Circle Met
Mrs. J. M. Jones was hostess to
the Afternoon circle of the Metho
dist Woman's Society on Tuesday
of this week. The program, "Chris
mas is Sharing", was presented by
Mrs. Jones. The chairman, Mrs. J.
F. May presided.
Refreshments were served.
Christian
Chapel Party
The Christian Chapel Home Dem
onstration Club was hostess to the
i husbands at a delightful Christmas
Party and Turkey supper in the new
Sunday school rooms at the Church
Monday night of this week. Other
! invited guests were Miss Marie
' Penuel, home agent and her par
ents, of Kinston, and the Church
pastor, Rev. Kimberly Ard and
Mrs. Ard. Christmas decorations
decorations were used throughout,
including a cecorated tree. Gaines
were used throughout, including a
decorated tree. Games were play
ed, and each exchanged a gift.
Mrs. Roscoe Stroud is president
of he club.
Pink Hill
HOC Met
Mrs. Nick Smith was hostess t<
the 'December meeting of the Pink
| Hill Home Demonstration dub Thu
' rsday afternoon with ten members
i present. Mrs. Haywood Stroud pres
ident, was in charge. Entertaining
teenagers, was the topic of the
program, given by Miss Marie Pen
uel, home agent. She received a
pantry shower of gifts from mem
bers present A gift exchange was
made.
Mrs. Smith, co-hosted by Mrs. J
R. Parker, served Apple Sauce cake
with coffee.
Christmas Parade
Don't forget the Christmas Par
ade and Beauty Pageant being held
at Pink Hill about noon Saturday,
j December 15. On the planning com
I mittee are Dr. H. A. Edwards, Car!
: Ward, Bob Hood and John Worth
ington. There are various othe*
committees working hard to make
this event a success. It is sponsor
ed annually by the Pink Hill Busi
ness Men's dub.
Educational Tour
The following students from gra
des s through ? at the Pink Hill
school were token on an educational
tour of Williamsburg, Va. Saturday
morning and returned Sunday-Cob
by Heath, Dennis Heath. Timmy
Rhodes, Mike Taylor, Byron Sim
mons, Nancy 8urnor, Marsha Tur
ner, Carolyn Hood, Terry Ward,
Terry Simpson and Trudy Miles.
The group went by Trailway bus
under the supervision of Mrs. H. H.
Bullock of Kinston A total of 4S
students from the Lenoir County
schools made the trip with six adult
chaperones including Mrs. Bruce
Perkins and Mrs. James J. Miles
of Pink Hill.
The students observed the making
of a horse shoe at a shop in Wil
liamsburg, engraved with the Pink
Hill School emblem, which they
were allowed to bring back with
them.
Mrs. Blair Speaks
At DKG Society
The Alpha Eta Chapter of the Del
ta Kappa Gamma Society met in
the dining room of the Rufus King |
Hotel in Clinton on December 7th!
The main speaker for the evening |
was Mrs. Margaret B. Blair of
Wallace who gave a most informa
tive and inspirational address on
"Women in the Arts."
The regular business meeting was
presided over by the president,
Mrs. Carrie P. Owen of Roseboro.
Proceeding the meeting the group
enjoyed a delicious buffet dinner.
The Alpha Eta Chapter is com
posed of members from Duplin and
Sampson counties. Those attending
from Duplin were Mrs. Margaret
R. Blair, Miss Thelma Dilday, Mrs.
Louise Fussell, Mrs. Nina M. Gar
ner, Miss Mary Anna Grady. Mrs.
Hazel A. Kornegay, Mrs. Pearl Mc
Gowen, Mrs. Louise Mitchell Mrs.
Gertrude Pope, Mrs. Susie Teachey,
Mrs. Lydia Reese, Mrs. Edith
Wells, Mrs. Clara Wilkins and Mrs.
Lou Belle Williams.
Cabin HD
Club Met
Cabin Home Demonstration club
was called to order by the president
Mrs. Ray Thomas, Tuesday night
November 27th. ?t the home of Mrs.
Russell Sanderson the devotions
were given by Mrs. Lawrence Hou
ston.
A demonstration on "Strawber
ries" was given by Mrs. Roy San
derson-Leaders reporting were Arts
and Crafts by Mrs. Walter Rhodes.
House Furnishings by Mrs. Russell
Sanderson.
Plans were made for the Decem
ber meeting, which will be with
Mrs. Walter Rhodes.
The meeting was adjourned by
repeating the club collect The hos
tess served strawberry pie and cof
fee .
Card of Thanks
I want to express my appreciation
to Dr. Gooding and nurses, friends
and relatives for kindness, visits
ind cards while a patient at Dup
lin General Hospital.
Mrs. Lula Q. Williams.
12-13 pd.
The farmer gets less than three
cents for the wheat that goes into
a 20-cent loaf of bread.
T^Douah^'
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Smiths
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith who
recently moved into their new
home near Grady X Roads were
honored at housewarmine by Mes
dames Arthur Smith, Falson Smith,
Rill Cooper, <W. C. Adams, Elmo
Blizzard and Mrs. Murray from
7:30 to 0:30 Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cooper met
guests at the door. Mrs. W C.
Adams presided over the register
and guests were taken on a tour
of the home by Mr. and Mrs. Fai
son Smith, Dr. W. C. Adams and
Mr. Faison D. Smith. Mrs. Elmo
J Wizard poured punch, and sand
wiches, cake, mints and salted
nuts were served alternately, by
Mrs. Murray Gifts were on dis
1& Christmas motif was used
throughout the home, with the tra
(litional decorated tree More than
100 relatives and friends of the
couple attended.
Celebrates 94th.
Birthday
Mrs. W. J. (Kate Ford) Grady.
of Albertaon celebrated her twth.
; Htay on November 28. t tt
irn ol ?r a Grady, ?lth
Whom he li\ \ umbei of her
Mr an ( Mrs. Grady were mar
rled April ?, ISM at tho old Pros
pect Church at what is now Albert
aon, by the late Ut. Joe Ben Out
law. Mr. Grady lived to celebrate
their 50th wedding anniversary,
but ia bow dead.
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Pink Hill, N. C.
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Located On Highway 111
In Smith's Township (between Beulaville and
Kornegay)
Phone LO 8-4096 After 6:00 P. M.
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