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Mr, William Joshua Grady, better
known as "Uncle Jock" was honor
ed on his 82nd birthday ; with a
1 barbecue dinner at the home of
his daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
. and Mrs, Faison Smith on last
Sunday.'
Presetting the dinner,, which was
served on the lawn, a string band
played Happy Birthday , and all
present joined in singing. Judge
; Henry Grady returned thanks. ' . .
v , The honor guest received many'
gifts and the affair was a very en
joyable one for all present.
The children, all of whom were
. present with- their families, were
Mrs. Daniel Simmons, Mrs. Faison
- Smith, Charles and Paul Grady of
Seven Springs; and Mrs. Herman
Spence. of Klnston; two sisters,
Mrs. ' G. M. Maxwell of Seven
Springs; and Miss Katherine Grady
r of Greensboro. o
j others present were Mr. G. M.
"Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Grady
"Be With Me
Be with me every hour. Love.
And tell me that you care;
. And tell me that your dreams and
- hopes, are always mine to share.
' Be with me every day and night;
' Of every month and year;
' And let me listen to your words
' Of Sentiment sincere.
- Because I love you and my heart
Is yours to have and to hold;
i Whatever bright or cloudy skies
, The future may unfold.
I want to wander in the wind,
y That whispers to the trees;
And fill your hands with silver
. stars of happy memories.
I want to make each night and day
1 A paradise for you.
i Be with me every hour. Love,
And say you love me too.
' Olive Mae Thomas.
Sanatorium, N. C.
Revival Services
And Bible School
At Alum Springs
Poets
Comer
.... There will be a Revival meeting
at Alum Springs Church beginning
June 30th through July 6th with
services beginning at 8 o'clock each
evening.
;'.-. In connection with the services,
there will also be a Bible School
beginning at 9 o'clock each morning
during the week.
, Everyone is cordially invited to
attend these services.
Entertains
..' Mrs. G. M. Turner was hostess
to her bridge club at her home on
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Honored On Birthday
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Grady, Mr. and Mrs.' Ned Grady,
Mr. John Grady, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Grady and son. Mrs. Minnie
Holt and daughter Mrs. Nena Lea
therwood, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. South
erland of Seven Springs, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Maxwell and daughter Mrs.
Matthews Burke, Mr. and Mrs. H.
E. Maxwell, E. R. Maxwell and
Miss Celia V. MaxweU of Pink
Hill; Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Watson
and Judge Henry Grady of New
Bern; Mrs. Celia G. Sutton, Mr.
Pehlanv Sutton 'and Miss ' Inez
"Grady of Durham, Mr. and Mrs.
Elbert . Ford and son, Elbert, Jr..
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Ford and Seth
Ford, Jr., and Mr. Roy Ford of
Greensboro; Mr. and Mrs. John
Williams of Fayettevllle; Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmie Uzzell, Misses Jennie
Uzzell and May Thompson of Golds
boro; Franklin Grady of New Vork
City and Mr, O.P. Johnson of Ke
nansville. Wednesday afternoon. Arrange
ments of gladioli! -decorated the
rooms. Mrs. J. F. May received
high score prize for club members
and Mrs. Alton Tyndall second high
prize. Mrs Jones Smith was pre
sented consolation prize. Visitor's
high score prize was won by Mrs.
Floyd Heath. Coca colas were ser
ved after the first progression and
after play, brick Ice cream with
cakes were served.
Attend Conference
Louisburg College
Boyce Wallace, Mary Kornelia
Smith, Cecil Kornegay, Elizabeth
Ann Kornegay, Elmo Wallace, and
Margaret Smith left Monday for
Louisburg College where they will
attend school for a week. They rep
resent the Woodland Youth Fellow
ship.
Bible School
In Progress
A joint Bible School for the Pres
byterian and Methodist Churches
of the Pink Hill area is being held
at the Presbyterian church here
this week An enrollment of 96 was
.had the first, day and more is ex-
tuTer & Turner
INSURANCE AGENCY
"ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE"
PINK HILL, N. C.
L. C. TURNER, Jr. ' T. M. TURNER
fink Hill's Oldest Inmruioe Ageavoy
,
pected as the school progresses.
Assisting Miss Louise Farrior of
Warsaw, who Is in charge, are Rev.
and .Mrs, N. P.". Farrior, Mrs, Jas
per Tyndall, Misses Evelyn Kor
negay, Mittie Ruth Wallace, Bettle
Jean and Lou Ann Davis, Mason
and Fannie Grey Worley, Alice
Rogers, and Hilda Lee.
Honored
In honor of Martha Ann Holden,
of Wilmington, a guest of her sister,
Mrs. Roger Inman, Dorothy Carol
Stroud entertained with a party
at her home Wednesday night.
Games were played after which
potato xhips, punch and cake were
served " . ; . : .
Auxiliary Meets
Miss Lula Tyndall was hostess
to the Woraans Auxiliary at her
home Monday night Mrs. T. A.
Turner presided. Taking part in the
program, were Mesdames J. S. Al
bright, Earl Smith and T. J. Tur
ner. Donuts with coca colas were
served. A good attendance was had.
Honored
Laurie Glenn Jackson, small von
of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Jackson,
of Smiths Township, was honored
on his birthday with a dinner at
his home Sunday. Attending were
his immediate family including
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Stroud and Doro
thy of Pink ma
Representatives
Of Smith-Douglas
Are Entertained
Messrs. Earl D. Smith, H. G. Tyn
dall and Jasper Tyndall were at
Morehead Tuesday, where they
boarded a boat along with officials
and other Smith-Douglas repre
sentatives for an overnight fishinf.
trip and cruise.
Similar trips are sponsored an
nually by the Smith-Douglas Co
The party returned Wednesday
night" ' ,
new :&WEms:
LOCATED 1 MILE OUT OF FAISOii, II. C.i Oil IH6il7AY t!o. 03
Selling !:nrs:9fl. IV To ;
L. ve Cheerfully Solicit Your Ik&ss y
Masonic Picnic
Picnic Supper Held
A very enjoyable affair was the
Masonic picnic held at the Pleasant
Hill Lodge near Pink Hill Thurs
day afternoon. . .
-; Mr. Leslie Gilligan, past deputy
Grand Master of the 6th Masonic
District was guest speaker. He was
Introduced by District : Deputy
Grand Master Hinnant. "
Ice cream, drinks and a sumpt
ious supper was served by the ladles.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Smith visited
in Wilson Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nash of
Klnston spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. May. .
Shirley Simmons of Goldsboro
and Joe Barnes Brock of Klnston
are spending this week with Ann
Miss Ramona Worley of A. C.
College, Wilson, spent the week
end at home. '; : ;:.:
Mrs. J. B. Southerland and Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Rivenbark of Wal
lace and Mrs. W.E. Simmons of
Goldsboro were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith. .
Dr.and Mrs. H. A. Edwards,
Misses Betty and Linda Edwards
have returned from Philadelphia.
'Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Albright and
Mrs. Roger Inman spent Sunday
afternoon in Wilmington.
Mrs. Pearl Parker and Misses
Frances Parker and Polly Weston
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Grady at Midway Park over the
week end.
Principal Frank Wiley is attend
ing summer school at ECTC.
- Mrs. W. G. Lowe and Tommle
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
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WE ARE NOW TAKING ORDERS
TOBACCO FLUES
FOR DELIVERY TO YOUR FARM
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Seven Springs Supply Co.
Seven Springs, N. C.
Carolina's Largest
Te'p ?;r f?-n1
Halloman near Raleigh. -
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Maxwell
Were recent visitors at Manteo. , -'
Miss Ann May spent the week
end in Richlands with Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Hamilton."" - v
Edith Marie Smith spent some
time recently at White Lake. ,
- Mr. McLean, agricultural teacher
here, spent last week as State Col
lege. - -- r - - - - "
Mr. and Mrs. Chilton Howard
visited Sylvia Howard at thtf Meth
odist Orphanage in Raleigh Satur
day. . Mr. Remus J. Smith of HUlsboro
spent a few days here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones
and Nancy are spending this week
in Washington, D. C. -
' Mr. and Mrs. Rommie Holt and
daughter of Atlanta, Ga., Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Wallington and aaugh
ter Gretchen of Reldsville, Major
Hughs D. Maxwell of Washington,
D. C, and Mrand Mrs. : Dugul4
Richardson and daughter,, Mary
Holt of Stanhope were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Maxwell Sun
day. - '. - "
Mrs. Stephen Everett Mrs. Willie
Perry and son, Danny, have return
ed to .Jacksonville after visiting
Mr and Mrs. Levi Everett
Mrs. G. M. Turner Is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Barnes near
Raleigh.
. Mrs. Belle Swinson and Mrs. Sal
lie. Westbrook of Smiths Township
spent several days recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Stroud. -
Harvey Turner spent the week
end at home here.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Holden and
daughter, Martha Ann, and Mes
dames E. F. Pittman and Clifford
Smith of Wilmington were guests
last week of Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Inman and Mr, and Mrs. J, S. Al
bright -
Mrs. Graham Cavenaugh, and
Mrs. Ross of Richlands were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Worley on
Saturday,
Misses Fannie Gray and Mason
Worley have returned from visit
ing Mrs. Allen Shacker at Carthage.
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Mrs. Jasper Tyndall spent last.
OM.h MfW-k mUUm. .1 C .1. 1,111- I
1HW MII4TW at OUUIU JX1UIB,
She was accompanied home by
Mr; Tyndall who spent the week
end there. -.-, ,.
Mesdames Horace Tyndall of
Pink Hill and John Williams of
Greenville attended the Moye
Cherry wedding in the Methodist
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE, FERTILIZER, LIVESTOCK,
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General Crop & Tobacco Fertilizers
7estinghouse Appliances V
Tofccco Trucks - All Sires
Ooyelle Tobscco Sprayers
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."Everything For Farm &. Home"
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church at Stokes Friday afternoon.
' - Miss Wanda Tyndall of ECTC, a
former college mate of Miss Cherry,
played the wedding music.
The party also attended a recept
ion held at the home of the bride's
grandmother in Stokes, following
the wedding. '
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