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Pink Hill, Grady Society A % PERSONALS Mr. Jimmy Miles is a bus iness visitor in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Turner, Misses Judy, Marsha and Lane Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Gra ham Turner. Misses Luci and Nancy Turner and Bill, return ed Saturday from a week's trip to New York and the Wor ld's Fair. They went by char tered bus and were accompan ied by the Simon Sitterson, Payne Dail and Britt Beasley families from Kinston. On Tu- - esday the Turner families met the Queen Elizabeth, sailing in from Eurooe on which Miss Connor Jones was returning from several week's vacation tc foreign countries. Miss Jon es is visiting friends in Wash ington, D. C. before returning to Pink Hill. Rev and Mr*. John Wilker son. Jr., and children were in Lynchburg. Va. during the past week because of the serious illness of Rev. Wilkerson's fa ther. Mr and Mrs. Whitford Hill attended the County Commis sioners convention, which was held at the Biltmore Hotel, at Morehead Sunday through Tu esday. Mr. James Miles entertained Jones Chevrolet Co. employees at an overnight outing at At lantic Beach during the week end. Visiting Mrs. Christine Wil liams and Mr. Melvin Williams during the week end were Mr. Milton J. Whaley of Ankara. Turkey who came by 'plane for a brief stay in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnes and son. Ken and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy 'Whaley and Tom. of Portsmouth, Va. On Sunday they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Anderson in Mt. Olive. Miss Bessie Komegay is a patient at the University Hos pital. at Chapel Hill. Mrs. Ruby Smith, Mrs. Alice Spence and Mrs. Dovell Outlaw visited in the home of Mr. acd Mrs. Willie Turnage at Black Creek. Friday. Mrs. O. L. Scott. Jr.. in summer school at UNC-G, joined them there and returned with them for the week end. Mr. D. L. Scott, Jr., is at tending summer school at East Carolina College. Misses Holly ,Kem and Lau rey Mercer of Charlotte are spending this week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Maxwell and other, relatives Frank Mercer. Mr. Gilbert Jones of Spartan burg. S. C. has been a recent guest of his brother, Mr. W. W. Maxwell and otherrelatives at Outlaw's Bridge. Mrs. Myra Jo Whitley attend ed a three day Journalism Con ference at Chapel Hill this week. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brown and Mr. and Mrs. James Brown have returned from a vacation trip to the Mountains of Western N. C. and Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Tur ner and family have been vaca tioning at the Jones summer cottage at Atlantic Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiley and family have been their guests. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Spence and Miss Irma Spence spent Sunday at Caroilna Beach. They were guests of their dau ghter, Mrs. Frederick Rhodes, Mr. Rhodes and children of Charlotte, who are vacationing there. Miss Ruth Ann Rhodes, of Pink Hill, Rt. 2 is also on vacation there. Mr. Johnson Smith is a pat ient at Eastern Carolina Sani torium, at Wilson. Mr. Bryant Smith. Sr., is also there to have some tests made. Mr. Waldo E. Simmons is a patient at a Burgaw hospital, having been taken there recen tly, from Topsail Beach, where 1 he is in business. 1 ON CRUISE Mr. and Mrs Woodruff S. Jackson returned Sunday from a five day cruise on the M/S Riviera from Morehead City to Bermuda. Mr. Jackson woo this all expense paid trip as an agent for the Home Secur ity Life Insurance Company. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Lee of Raleigh visited Mr. Lee's fa ther, Mr. S. M. Lee in Pink Hill during the week end. Mr. Lee accompanied them back to Raleigh, Sunday. Mrs. Donn Hedstrom and children, Kathy and Donny of Jacksonville. Fla. are expected this week for a visit with Mrs. Hedstrom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. May. Mr. Hedstrom is taking training for a few weeks, in Oklahoma City. Okla. Mrs. T. A .Turner has been visiting ber daughter. Mrs. Frank Parrott and Mr. Par rott, in Kinsotn. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Heath, Jr. of Kinston visited Mr. Hea th's parents at Pink Hill Sun day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Powers and children of Roseboro spent the week end in Pink Hill with Mrs. Powers' father. Mr. Wal ter Davis. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Turner and family and Mrs. Charles Gillespie and sons spent the week end at the Turner cottage at Topsail. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gray and family of Angier were weekend guests of Miss Annie Noble and other relatives at Noble's Cross Roads. Mr. and Mrs. Everette Brock and daugther of Rocky Mount were week end guests of rela tives in Smith township. Mrs. Hess Davis, Sr. and Mrs. Hess Davis, Jr., and chil dren were at White Lake Wed nesday. for the day. Mr. Way land Davis, agriculture teacher at James-Kenan, and Mrs. Da vis were there all week with the Agriculture boys from Jam es Kenan. Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Tyn dall, Teresa, Mr. Bobby Tyn dall. Miss Annette Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Tyndall and Darron, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Tyndall, Nicky, Miss Becky Waller and Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Howard and daughters, Vallery and Sheilla enjoyed a picnic dinner at White Lake Sunday. A shower bath Installation at 12 Inches above the floor has jeen proven to be the most con venient height tar most people. CHRISTIAN CHAPEL HOME TW Jane MiUfci W the MrattM Ctah was Mi at ttc heme of Mrs. Floyd Dai at 1:M p. as. Monday. Am van U present including cm new member. Miss Zulieme Ho ward. Mrs. Dail gave the de votions. The meeting cpeMd with the group singing. Love's Old Sweet Song. The demonstration on. Floor and Wall Care was by Mrs. Dail. Reports were beard from Health leader, Mrs. Julia Tyndall. Friday, June If, at 7 o'clock p. m. a cookout was held at the home of Mrs. Clarence Ho ward, a club member, with family members present. Deli cious barbecued chicken, with other delicacies was served. ROANOKE ISLAND 4-H CLUB CAMP The following 4-H Club mem ber* in the Pink 1811 area are among the 1S1 from Lenoir County attending the Roanoke Island 4-H Club Cany this week. Douglas Hill. Terry Sim peon, Phillis Ann Stroud. An nette Simpson, Rebekah, Shep pard, Susan Taylor, Bobbie Brewer, Betty Brewer Trudy Miles, Martha Ann Stroud, and Deborah Kennedy Hie camping program will include handicraft, swimming, landsports, indoor recreation, wildlife and electric activities. A talent show, a pirate Jambo ree and daily vesper services will be held also. The campers will have an opportunity to visit Fort Ral eigh. the Wright Brothers Me mroial and Jockey Ridge. In addition, they will see a per formance of the "Lost Colony" pageant. The new small square bath tubs can be Installed in a show er-space, providing full bath roomfacllltles. nn H 1 HW.M ! " DEVELOPMENT CLUB MEETS At a regular monthly mooting of tho Smith Community De velopment ClUb at the Comm unity Bldg Tuesday night. Garland King and Prod Albert eon from the Production Cred it Association, in Kenansville made informative talks, the president. Emmett Rogers, proaided, and Mrs. Michael Aldridge acted as secretary. Mrs. Eudell Garner. RN, was In charge of a Mass TB Skin Teat which was held in the Carter Is at B. P. Grady School from ? a. m. to 1 p. m. Friday She was assisted by Mrs. Owi fht Walker. Mrs. Harold J. Smith and Mrs. Michael Ald ridge. SIS took the teot, and returned to the school Monday morning to get their readings. THOMAS FAMILY REUNION Deocendents of the Thomas family, in the Cabin Commun ity, met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ray Thomas Sunday. June SI, for the annual family reunion. A picnic dinner with barhacue, etc., was served from a table on the lawn. Ap proximately iso attended in chiding the followig from out of the community-Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Walker and children, of Raleigh; Rev. and Mrs. Samuel N. Thomas and chil dren, . Lancaster. S. C.; Mr andMrs. Angus W. Mercer and daughters. Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs. James Tant, Wilson; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomas and family, Norfolk. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Xadar Bryan and family of Wilmington. SARECTA HAS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPORTMENT Carey Williams has been named Chief of the new Sarec ta Volunteer Fire Department recently organised there, ac cording to a reliable report, and Randolph Smith has been nude assistant Chief. Congro tulatior j (0 that community (or the forward movement BOY SCOUT MBIMM AND FAMILIES HAVE OUTING The following Smith Com munity Boy Scout fami<y mem ber* were at White Lake Sat urday for a picnic supper, boating apd skiing outing-Mr. and MTV belaud Smith and family. Mr. and Mr* Eanmett Roger* and family, Mr Her man Pare and children. Mr and Mr*. Bobby Miller and children. Mr. and Mr* Kennon Smith and eon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Saohett and family. Mr. and Mra. Ray Franklin Smith and children, Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Price and child, and Tom Tucker. Social Events Honor Miss Grady On Saturday' June^, Mr. and Mrs D L. Scott. Jr. and lira. Ruby S. Smith entertain ed Miss Gail Grady at a Des sert Hour in Mrs. Smith's The boma was decorated in piafc and white motif. Miss Grady and her mother were preeented a carnation corsage. The bonoree was also present ed a gift of silver in her chosen pattern. From the dining table Mrs. Scott served bridal bouquet cake and Mrs. Grady poured punch. A salted dessert mix completed the refreshments. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Phil Outlaw, Mrs. Nick Lee of Kinston, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner, Mr. Robert Smith, Mr. Lewis Smith. Miss Linda Grady. Mrs. Pat Grady of Ral eigh, Miss Ruth Rhodes. Mr Jamie Quinn. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Miss Gail Grady, bride-elect of July 12, was entertained re cently with a miscellaneous shower by Mrs. Dan Cox and Mrs. Betty Fritxinger in the home of Mrs. Cox on Hill Cir cle Drive in Goldsboro. Guests were greeted by Miss Ann Smith, sister of the groom to be. The honoree, her mother. Mrs. Perry L. Grady, and Mrs. E. C. Anderson, mother of the groom to be, were presented carnation cor ages by the hos t esses. The home *M attractively decorated in a green and white color scheme. The gift table was decorated with a miniature bride and groom. The refresh ment table was covered with a Maderia cutwork cloth. Mrs. Grady served punch and Mrs. Anderson served cake. Other refreshments consisted of flow er mints and cheese stars. Twenty guests enjoyed games lad by Mrs. Ralph Britt with winners presenting prises to the bonoree. KITCHEN SHOWER MIm Gail Grady, bride-elect of Kenneth Albert Smith, was honored by Misses Sammie Jean Clarke of Shelby, Judith Evelyn Tyler of Greensboro, and Mollie Susan Midgett of Hatteras at a kitchen shower in Jarvis Hall, East Carolina College, Greensville. The hon oree was presented a corage of white baby mums. Refreshments of bridal cook ies, nuts, and soft drinks were served from a table decorated in white. Guests were dorm mates and house counselor of the bride elect. The hostesses presented the honoree with a gift of tef lon ware. V': * . ? ? QuietKool^ "Emerson Radio Model 4E7Z I1 INSTANT INSTALLING 0 AIR CONDITIONER J7 Certified 4.000 ITU's e* / J Cooling CooU Rooms Up / ??A To 15'* 15'or 2,000 Ce. Ft. f +? a ? \ ? Installs instantly without tools, kits or / \Mm MM QE ) ? Stogieswitchcooling I ^ I ? WMspsr quiet comfort / ?! g M I ? Easy accost permanent fitter L ? Economical 115-vott operation **" f Qaiet Kool Air Craditioners From 4,000 ta 24,000 BTU's. Terms To Suit Your Budget Up To 3 Years For Farmers. Johnson Cotton Co. Wallace, N. C. Rairoad St. AT 5-2151 I = ? Mr. Tobacco Farmer... The "BRANTFORD" LOOPER I Cuts Your Barning Cost In Half "... with my Brantford Looper I cm barn more ii>nw . . . with i?M labor . . . In lean time!" Mr. Earl 8towart Coats. North Carolina The exciting new Brantford Looper has lots of other boosters among Southern tobacco farmers. Here are \| sotne actual comments: ... "It use to take 12 to 14 hands at the barn . . . with the Brantford Looper we use 6!" ... V . . . "Even saves time in the grading room!" ... 1 . . . "My new Brantford Looper will pay for itself in two crop seasons!" No wonder farmers are enthusiastic about this amazing new looper. You will be, too, when you add ? up all the savings asd the many other, advantages you enjoy at barning time. See the dealer nearest you right away for all the details. THE BRANTFORD TOBACCO LOOPER BRINGS ? performance-tcated aad guaranteed. ? brtag* yoa mare profit*. more way* throagh torn eaatat ? Backed by M year* of engineering "know-how." ? Fbat preware eaatral aad variable epeed adJaeimcaU far all leaf aad priming ceadklaa*. ? Friction-free aylaa protected part*. ? Ttea ap *a Ha Mick* per miaata. YOU MORE EFFICIENCY . MORR PROFFER: ? Easy to operate by unskilled labor. ? Lew leaf bruising . . . Better leaf grade. ? Lew teas we percent "fall-oet". ? Bares en caring cost and stripping time. ? Quickly eonTerttble w a strip room conveyor. 9 Assembled on wheels and easily moved from barn to barn, or from farm to farm. ? SOLD WITH ONE YE Alt WRITTEN GUARANTEE. Exclusively At JOHNSON COTTON CO. - IMMfMBffMV. I Highway 117 N. Woltoo, N. C. DAN MOORE - i_ I FOR GOVERNOR I REA: Dan Moore has stated many times that he is from a rural area served by REA, understands its problem, and feels that there is ample room in North Carolina for both REA and private power companies to operate. He has sa id that he will do nothing to im pair the operation of REA facilities. ' * I INTEREST RATES: I Dan Moore has stated that he has been a borrower all his life and is against high interest rates. Mr. Prayer's campaign manager is a member of a law firm registered as a lobbiest on behalf of higher rates. Dan Moore has pledged to oppose any such increase in in terest rates. TOBACCO: Dan Moore was the first person to suggest that the Attorney General of North Carolina be asked to intervene as a friend of the court in the Georgia Tobacco case. ROADS: Dan Moore has stated that he is in favor of improved roads in ^ I all parts of North Carolina, to im prove communications for new in dustry for tourist, and for our farmers. SCHOOLS: Dan Moore is in favor of better schools for quality education, free books, and elimination of the fee system. He has endorsed the progra m of the United Forces for educa tion. HSDUSTRY: . Dan Moore has stated that he will work to get new industry to provide jobs for our young people and to keep them in North Caro lina. We need new industry in Eastern North Carolina and Dan Moore will work to help us get it here. CIVIL RIGHTS: Dan Moore has said that as in the past, North Carolina can find a solution to this problem if left alone. "I do not believe you can legislate eauality" "North Carolina should be allowed to work out its own problem." The civil rights bill and all its section are deemed unconstitu tional by Judge Moore. Vote Dan Moore For Governor ^JULCoun<r S?PP??1?r. of Dan Moore for dnvi ifak
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