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Bus Trip
- The Seniors and Juniors of the
Pink Hill High School, accompani
ed by Principal : Wiley and Miss
Carolyn Parish have returned from
a sight seeing trip to points of In
terest in Western North Carolina.
. The party went by bus Wednes
day and returned the following
'. Saturday night On their trip they
visited Asheville, Chimney Rock,
the Biltmore Estate, New Found
land Gap and other points of inter
est. '
Auxiliary Is
Entertained
v . Mrs. T, A. Turner was hostess to
, a meeting of the Presbyterian Wo
man's Auxiliary and circle which
was the first for the new church
year, at 'her home Monday night.
The meeting opened with song
and prayer was led by the president
Mrs. T. A. Turner.
. Minutes of the previous meeting
were read and roll called by Miss
: Lula Tyndall, secretary. Reports
from - different -secretaries'- were
; heard. . Mrs. N. P. Farrior asked
that one pound of do thing per
member: be donated for overseas
relief.
A' visiting committee with Mrs.
Jack Albright as chairman was ap
', appointed. The following were ap
pointed to serve this month: Mes
dames H. A. Edwards, Levi Ever
ett, J. L. Johnson and Earl Smith.
' Mrs. Levi Everett was in charge
of . the circle program ; and Mrs.
Jones Smith of the auxiliary pro
gram. - ; , .
The hostess served a salad plate
with tea.' - ,
; Sixteen members and one visitor
were present The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Levi Ever
ett on Monday night, May 9 at 8
o'clock. Mrs. J. A, Worley will be
the leader. .
Piano Recital At
Pink Hill School
The piano recital, recently held
at the Pink Hill High School, was
a notable success clear through to
the finish. The beautiful and tactful
decoration of the stage gave a very
fitting background; and the pretty
dresses of the participants gave
color and added to the spirit of the
occasion.
The pupils showed the result of
much diligent application of time
in memorizing their music. Not one
failed to play .her piece -through.
All gave creditable performances.
The s more advanced students
played with assurance and express- J
ion mat was xnusi uimipiuiieuiaiy
to both themselves and their tea
cher. ...
The dances given as a relief from
continuous musical recitals were
very pretty, showed result of much
practice, and fully achieved the
purpose of their introduction.
The recital, judged simply on its
own merits, was a fine demonstra
tion of achievement; but when com
pared with the recital of a year
ago, it was especially impressive,
as it showed such a marked advance
in the grade of music played by the
participants, the confidence with
which they played, and the express
ion they gave to their music. Judg
ing by the manifest advance made
by her pupils, Mrs. Egbert Grady
has every reason to be very happy
over this, recital.
Announce Birth
Mr.' and Mrs. Grover Duff of
Pink Hill announce the birth of a
son, Daniel Warren, April 25. at
Parrots Hospital in Kinston.
Civic Club Meets
The Civic Club enjoyed a fish
stew at their regular meeting at
the school last week. It was decided
that rather than have a member
serve on the Feed Committee more
than once during a year, to take
funds out of the treasury for the
supper. In absence of the president
Mr. Lynwood Turner presided.
Birthday Hosts
Messrs Johnnie Holden and
James Miles were hosts to their
wives at a surprise birthday party
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miles
Thursday evening. Guests assem
bled at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Linwood Turner and went together.
Four tables of bridge was played.
After several progressions -were
played a birthday cake was cut by
the honorees : and served with
party sandwiches and punch. Mrs.
Linwood Turner and Mrs. Levi
Everett was in charge of arrange
ments and refreshments.
tuer & Turner
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PINK HILL, N.
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Seven Springs Supply Co.
Seven Springs, tl. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coombs and
son, and Mr. and Mrs. David Gard
ner and Ray Manning spent Sunday
with Mrs. Coombs' mother; Mrs.
Sarah Mercer near ' Beulaville.
Messrs. Coombs, Gardner and Man
ning played ball at Beautancus
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Worley and
daughter of Richmond, Va., Miss
Mason Worley of Sanford, Miss
Fannie Gray Worley of Walston
burg, and Miss Ramona Worley of
Flora McDonald college, Red
Springs were week end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Worley,
Mrs. W. H. Jones, Mrs. Wesley
Uncle Sam Says
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lili fa setting-ready time for my
farmer nieces and nephews. Today's
plowing and Investment In money
and labor may or may not pay
a In rich erops. There's a big IF
la every term family's life. If the
sua anines, tr it aoesn'i rain mo
sack. If we nave a drought If, if.
If, However, there's on crop which
baa no "if" aide. It's a crop of Sav
ings Bonds, which trows steaoJIy,
rain or shine, wind or calm, year
after year until It produces $4 fei
vary $3. My city nieces and neph
ews can plant this crap, too, by Join
ing and staying on the payroll sav
ings plan or by arrangement with
their bank. : v. S. Tnwj Dtfrimmi
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FROM YOUR TELEPHONE COMPANY
i;H Although the strike of tho Bell System Telephone employees is curtailing long
stance ervice throughout the stats and union, considerable long distance service is
still available to telephone users in eastern North Carolina. '
" ' i ' ' , ' . . ' ,
.. Long distance calls will be" accepted for" all points In the state of Virginia, to
Washington, D. C, to Philadelphia, Pennslyvania, and to all points within the operating
territory of the Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Company and to oonaosttng inde
pendent telephone companies. Long distance calls will bo accepted ar tho following
cities and towns of North Carolina and to other towns in their Tktntty. '
Fayetteville
. Raeford -r
Dunn . '
, Ahoskie " ,
Scotland Neck
Tarboro
Sanford ' ' .
; Angler '
CUnton
Maxton ;-
Smlthfleld
" Elizabethtown -
Warsaw
Rich Square
Roanoke Rapids
t Rocky Mount
Southern Pines
Varlna ' , ;
Greenville t
Farmville '
Jacksonville
- Kinston 7 ' -
Weldon
Henderson
Oxford .
Wako Forest
EUsaboth City
Horahead City
New Bern
Washington
1 WKiamstonr"
- Plymouth
'- Lonisbnrg ' -1
Warrenton '
Pinehurst 1
- Edenton -
' Long distance , calls to Beir System points in North Carolina and most other
states may not be completed unless they are emergency calls.
Jones and Mrs. Lillian Spence
have returned from Asheville
where they attended the State PTA
Convention. -
Messrs. Matthew Burke and Ken
neth Maxwell have returned from
Baltimore, Md. .They were accom
panied by Mrs. Burke who has been
spending sometime there.
Mr. and Mrs. i Graham Turner
have moved into the home recent
ly vacated by Dr. and Mrs. H. A.
Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Inman will
occupy the apartment vacated by
Me .and Mrs. Turner in the home of
Mrs. T. A. Turner, t - .
Mesdames L. H. Turner, Joe Da
vis and Tom Davis were visitor
in Mt. Olive and Goldsboro Satur
day. Mrs. Bessie. Page v attended a
Stork Shower g! - en for her dau
ghter in Wallace-Thursday after
noon, v
' Dr. D. W. Huff in has purchased
tne home of the late Mrs. tmraa
Stroud, located behind the Ruffin
Residence in Pink Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Carter are
visiting in Stanford, Qonn.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
S. M. Lee were Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Raynor and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Raynor of Newton Grove, Mrs. Bill
Farmer and daughter Of Kenly, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Houston and Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Houston of Warsaw,
Rt. 2.
H. C. Turner of Raleigh spent
the week end at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Smith visited in
Maxton on Tuesday.
Mr. and . Mrs.. Jasper Tyndall
spent the week end at Jones Mill
with relatives.
Mrs. Linwood Turner and Mrs.
Levi Everett accompanied by their
children attended a show In Kins
ton Friday. ' ;
a Mrs. Lessle Horton of Kansas
City, Mo., is visiting in the Grady
school community.
'Rev. N. P. Farrior fillea his reg
ular appointment at Hebron Pres
byterian Church Sunday. Little
Donna Louise Grady, young daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hamp
ton Grady, of Rhode Island, was
christened at this time. Mr. Grady
is a former Duplin man, a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Grady of Ke
nansville. Mr. and Mrs. 3. 3. smith, Caro
lyn Smith, J. K. Smith and Mrs.
R. J. Smith visited the Orton Gar
dens near Wilmington Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Westbrook and Mrs.
Belle Swinson have 'returned from
a vacation in Florida.
J. K. Smith of PJC was a week
end visitor at home here.
Mrs. J. D. Sandlin, Sr., Mrs.
Charlton Sandlin and daughter,
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IS TllETtE SS!C!1 A TlilfJG AS
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"No" claim medical authorities, who ought to
know I Nature has so constructed and physi
cally endowed woman that in many cases she s
apt to suffer certain distressing symptoms
during her life. For instance, when she enters
womanhood or during the menopause, the
period when fertility ebbs away.
Now if on 'certain days' of the month fe
male functional monthly disturbances are
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taessand feel so tired, cranky, yousnap at
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Taken regularly thruout the month this
great medicine helps build up resistance
Igatast such distress. A thing any sensible
woman should want to do I - .
Lydia Pinkham's Compound is also very
. effective to relieve hot flashes and those funny,
embarrassing feelings daring the years 88 to
S3 when due to the functional 'middle-age
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Pinkham's Compound is wort h trytngt
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frksaCy oossdng piaaiipai
- I don say al labor problems
are as simple a Borfs. But from
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besfawsst A prlndploof confidence
. and mutual respect of daily talks
together fa a friendly god con
(Toi bear a lot about capital and
labor nowadays, as if the two oenM
paver get together. Bat look at
Pert Chillers who baa S2t acres
Mpredacingbnd,afalr-sisediMr4
of cattte, and two f im bands work
JiUf for Idav
If you called Bart capttaHstf'
ka wouldn't know what yoa
meant; and meithar would Spike
tmd Candy, Lured man. Bart -arorks
aiJa ty sMa wUh both of
; f - i t; evenings they sit ,
f " ' " it jer eharinj
Sherry, Mrs. J. D. Sandlin of Beu
laville and Mrs. Aubrey Turner of
Pink Hill were Kinston visitors on
Friday afternoon. '
Mrs. Aubrey Turner was a guest
of- her parents in Beulaville while
her husband fished near Jackson
ville on Sunday. .f'tl
A slow acting nitrogen fertilizer
that feeds crops over a long grow
ing period has been developed by
soil scientists of the U. S. Depart
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will also aid In the control of red
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done so that some of the dust reach
es the under side of the leaves.
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