FRIDTY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1948
KENANSVILLE, N.C.
TBI DUPLIN TIMES
PINK HILL-GRADY-SMITH NEWS &
VIEWS
Birthday
Howard Davis celebrated his 17th'
birthday with a party at his home
in Pink Hill Friday night. The
guests numbering about 45 assem
bled at 7:30 and after several
games and contests prizes were
awarded to William Stroud, Jr. and
Mrs. C. A. Davis. A weiner roast
followed.
Guests included Mrs. I. J. How
ard, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark and
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith uf Pink
Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence
Johnson of Kinston.
Smith at her home Saturday night,
August 21. Sandwiches, cookies and
coca colas were served. About 60
guests attended.
Baseball
Pink Hill defeated Cove City 14
to 8 in the baseball game played
at Cove City Sunday afternoon.
for the past three years.
SSgt. Schneider is a native of
Newark, N. J. The couple are re
siding at Ft. Belvoir where the
groom is stationed.
Baptist Hour
Marriage
Shower
Mrs. Fred Sackett of Kinston, the
former Miss Emogene Smiih, was
honored with a miscellaneous
shower by her mother, Mrs. Clayton
Mr. and Mrs. Jim R. Smith of
Pink Hill, Rt. 2, have recently an
nounced the marriage oi their dau
ghter, Ernestine, to Staff Sargeant
Edward G. Schneider, May 10, 1948
at the U. S. Army Post, Belvoir, Va.
Miss Smith is a graduate of B.
F. Grady School. She has been em
ployed by the Federal Bureau of
Investigation in Washington, D. C.
WE HAVE THESE NOW!
Crosley, Philco and International Harvester
REFRIGERATORS 8 - 9 - 10 ft.
Wringer Type Washing Machines
with 10 yr, written guarantee
Wexter Twin Tub Washers
Electric and Oil Hot Water Heaters
upright and table top models
Crosley Electric Ranges
Crosley Freezer Lockers
Sun Flame Oil Heaters
Seven Springs
Supply Company
Seven Springs, North Cnrolinn
"Christ Is Lord" is the theme of
The Baptist Hour, to be heard
over 71 radio stations at 8:30 a.m.
each Sunday of September and Oct
ober. Dr. W. Boyd Hunt of Houston,
Texas, opened the series Septem
ber 5 with the subject "Wages
Without Work." He will also be
heard the two succeeding Sundays
on No Security Without Invest
ment", and "Determine Your Own
Destiny."
The program may be heard over
WPTF in this section.
Personals
Messrs Lin wood, Aubrey, and
George Turner and J. D. Sandlin,
Sr. spent Labor Day fisiiing near
Minnesott Beach.
Mr. Harvey Turner, accompanied
by a former UNO classmate, left
last week for a vacation motor trip
to California.
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Williams and
son of New Bern were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith.
Mr Roy Eakes of Richmond, Va.
has been visiting relatives near
Pink Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. David Grady and
sons of Alexandria, Va. are visit
ing relatives here.
Capt. and Mrs. J. Elbert Max
well and son of Metuohen. N. J.
are visiting relatives here.
Coa'-tguardsman Hedrick Moore
of Marshallsburg was a visitor here
recently and was accompanied
home by his son Billy who had been
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. G.
M. Turner.
Jack Dale of Hampton, Va. was
a visitor here this week end.
Mrs. Kelly Palmer of Salemburg
has returned home after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. May.
J. F. Williamson has returned
from a business trip to Charlotte.
Chief Petty Officer and Mrs.
Milton Whaley and children of Nor
folk, Va. spent the holiday week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Lehman
Williams.
Opening
Watlington's Watch Shop
Expert Watch Repairing
J. H. WATLINGTON
PINK HILL, N. C.
Turner & Turner
INSURANCE AGENCY
"ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE"
L. C. TI'RNEK, Jr. J. 1 1IUNEK
Ma Illll'a Oldest laamnea Ageney
PINK HIT K N n
Office Supplies
FILING SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE
DRINKING CUl'S
John H. Carter. Company
KINSTON, N. t ,
Kinston Auto Auction
EVERY WEDNESDAY 2:00 P.M.
Our buyers can use an unlimited supply of good, clean
ears and trucks. If you plan to sell, give us a try. Some prices
received on our Wednesday, Sept. 1 sale are listed below:
46 Ford, 5-coupe, ext. cln. $1700
49 Mercury Sedan ext cln 2720
46 Mercury, 5-coupe ext cln 1760
48 Ply. Sedan ext clean 2150
48 Pont. 0 cyl like new 2735
47 Buick KM, ext cln 2335
46 Chev. Aero-Sed. ext cln 1785
If you have a car or truck for sale, give us a try.
$5.00 pays everything Sale rain or shine
41 Cad. conv. cln. $1775
41 Chev. clean, 935
42 Buick Sup, cln 1030
40 Stud, chp, cln 630
41 Ford Sd. ext cln 1050
40 Ford ext cln 1225
40 Olds, cln 885
HERBERT W. PATE
OWNER AND AUCTIONEER
Goldsboro Hi-Way, Phone 4527, Kinston, N. C.
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