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business men Heel
. gf : A : rem'ar meeting of the Busl
um Mens Club was held in the
pRecreatlon Hall at the home of Dr.
rH. A. Edwards Monday night. ,
?JOne of the projects for the year,
iithe Installation of curbing and gut
. jf.ters for the business section of
cvthe town, wa3 reported almost
!wjjjpleted. The. ,lub, decided to
subserve the Thursday ; afternoon
'posing of the stores for the suni-
nc:- months, beginning April 81.
Officers were elected at this meet
mg to serve for the new year. The
are J. A. Worley, Pre.; Beuben
King, vice Pres.; Ike Stroud, Sectjr
md Trees. . i ' '
' The feed
chicken stew.
committee served
Vc:r.3 Girl Dies From Wreck;
! Cleveland Turner Being Held
The meetings are held aaonthly
on the 3rd Monday night,
9ix years of continuous drought
came to an end: during the snow
season of the past winter. '
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i Clyde Faye Rochelle, six-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cly
Hochelle of near Jacksonville died
last Friday of injuries received on
April 10 in an -automobile accident
Uch injured five persons.
Cleveland Turner of Pink Hill is
under U.500 bond pending a hear
ing scheduled for Wednesday, Apr
il) 87, but whether the bond won
be' Inereased because of the death
wa not known at this writing.
ine girl suifered multiple ;r.-
juMes when the pickup truck in
whjch she was riding was struck in
the) rear by the' car driven by Tur-
nei) on N. C, S3 near Harris Creek.
Th child. was thrown Into the road
by I the impact.. She and her pa
rents .were enroute to a church
haausm at the time of the acci
dent.
Highway Patrolman A E. Co
said that Turner was charged with
rwcUese and careless driving, fail-
to have-adequate .brakes on his
atB4 assault with a deadly wea-
Funeral services were held al
the family cemetery in Jacksonville.
Rt. Saturday afternoon, conduc-
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Joe Whaley of Richlands.
Surviving in addition, to her pa
rents are three brothers, Elmer,
Reuben and Earl; and four sisters,
Mrs. Robert Rochelle. Elaine, Julia
of the home.
Civics Club
Installs Officers
At a rcetilar meeting of tde Pink
Hill Civics Club held at the school
on Friday night, the following offi
cers for the new year were install
ed: T. J. Turner, Pres.; Rudolph
Harper, Vice Pres.; Ethro Hill,
Secty.; and Woodrow Jackson.
Treas. About 45 members were
present.
Local Boys
Win Honors
In the annual judging contest for
nvesiocK ana dairy cattle in the
nntliMood Federation of F.iture
Farmers of America,, held at Rich-lnn-ls
recently, John E. Johnson's
tei.ni of the Pink Hill School cora
:ri ed of Bobby Hicks, Rooert and
njll; rt Smith, took first place for
D-.'.hi Judging and Millard Jenkins,
Don.iI'iI and Junies Howard ranked
sec md in livestock and swine Jurt-Kini
and Mrs. Roger Inman and Dell
spent the week end in Wilmington.
Mrs. p. W. ICattoB la vUttlng
son in High Point.
Hugh Wells, Jr. of Charlotte and
Hunter Wells of Catawba Coilege
nave bees visiting their parents.
Southern farm
Market Summary
Hog prices eontlaued downwai i
this week in spite of reduced ro
ceipts at virtually all marketing
points, and declines amounted o
mostly 50 cents a hundred pounds.
Cattle marketings increased at
most southern markets with prices
holding mostly steady.
The general trend of the major
poultry markets was weak with
prices declining in all areas. Heavy
fryers were In good demand for th
Easter trade at 2 cents lower to I
rent a pound higher
Cotton Markets Closed .
Bear Marsh Man
Dies Heart Attack
J-lom Swut aloHu
Church Women
- By Mary'llotua
Jim" always - sava that snvinr
slice in on a enerous coating oi
elbow 'grease. A sympatliet.c
husband's not the worse kind; so
I ' never r confess that spring
cMankfg's not the cyclone he
thinks it is.
vnr -woman knows that a
little organiz
ation and ftm-
Mesdames T. J. Turner. .lnnM
Smith and Elbtrt Smith, Joint hos-ji
ti'vses ror the Women of the Pres
byterijn Church meetings for April
entertained it the home of Mrs.
Turner Tuesday night. Mrs. Elbert
Smith presided The program "The
'fonsehold of Faith" was presented.
A report was given on the meet
ings of Presbyterial held at the
First Presbyterian Church in Wil
mington Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week .
The' host esses served pineapple
salad, lilz trackers and coca colas.
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Personals
Mi'-il'inies J. M. Jones and D. W.
Ruff in were at Greenville Wednes
day tn altnnd a District Conference
Of the W.S of CS.
Mr. J. M. Joqes had as guests at
his- summer home at Morehcad
City over the week end, Mr.
Jim Jones of Brunswick, Ga-., and
Messrs lid .limes, J. It. Davis, Lin
wood Turner ,ind James Miles.
Mesdnmes Leslie Turner, Aub
rey Turner. J. M. Jones, Linwood
Turner ni.d Ci. M. Turner attended
me opeiKii; ot Weils new store In
Goldsbmro recently.
Mrs. Bealrice Henderson has re
turned lo hrr home in Smithfield
after a few days visit to Mr. and
Mr.). Jones Smith.
Mr. find Mrs. Aubrey Turner,
Jirr Leslie Turner, Mr. Linwood
Turner, Mr. T. J. Turner, Mrs. T.
A. Turner rind Dr. H. A. Edwards
attended I he funeral of Mr. I. J.
Sandlin at Beulaville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones of Bruns
wick Ga.. came recently for a visit
wiih relatives.
Mr. and Mrs A. H. Aldrldge of
New York came Friefay to visit Mr.
Aldridge's father who is critically
ill at the VA hospital in Fayetle
ville. ,
Mrs. Beatrice Henderson roHirn
ed to her home in Smithfield after
visiting the Jones Smiths.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Strickland
and children of Bailey visited rela
tives here Sunday.
Miss Connor i Jones returned Ci
Washington Friday after a week's
visit al her home here.
Miss Nnreie Williams and "Mr.
inine know
how can take
the irk out o
work.
Take m 7
cleaning b as -
ket, lor in
itanoe; if 'my best helper
Square and sturdy, it's 'designer
to At my own cleaning needs and
to whlttle'down household mile
age. Now ! don't have to trudge
baek 'downstairs lor that bottle
of polish r dual cloth I forgot
Everything I need is. where i
want it when I want it
The kit U fitted with a com
partment -for dusting' rags, an
other (an empty glass coffee jar)
for oily polishing raga. AH ir,
their places art bottles of wax.
ammonia, lemon oil, touchup
polishes . tor scratches), dr
cleaner, and bleach (for those
stubborn bathtubjStaina).
In it also are metal polish
window cleaner, scouring powd
er, a bottle or glue (handy foi
juick repairs), and a box ot
lacks and nails.
! You can choose your tools tc
fit your Jobs; mine include sev
eOT1ypef brushes, a window
squeegee, whisk broom, ham
mer, screwdriver, and - an all
important- feather duster.
' 1 not only use this duster foi
furniture bus
find it must
for keeping
m y Venetian
blinds fresh
and new.
Blinds really
don't n e e'd
special care if
treated like lurruture. .. -, . .
Here are a few rutestTvais
covered regarding yanetiar
blind care. Dust them regularl)
with your duster away from
the tapes. In the city, wipe then
down once a month with plair
soap 'n water or a weak am
monia solution; Never,' never al
low dust or soot to accumulate
on the slats.
Remember always to wipe tha
blinds dry when exposed to rsir
or snow. 'Don't ever dunk then
m the bthtub-you'll vshnni
and fado the tapes: You -wouldn't
bathe your furniture arid if you
keep m mind that - Venctiat l
uhnd- should be tiaiis.1 'lit:
run..,u. tltsyii lead a-ioo
ioun-iee uie. ; -v -
At Thursday's close, when soot
(cotton markets began their Easter
holidays, middling 15-16 inch cot
ton reached the highest paint of th -
season 1- date at 33.19 cents per
pound. - $2.30 a bale above the pre
vious Friday's 32.73-cent level.
Afield on the cotton front, boll
weevil emergence in parts of South
Carolina was reported the most
numerous in 12 years - 3,969 per
acre, compared with 2,710 per acre
last year.
Nearly 200 tree-planting mach
ines are now in use in the U. S. say
the Forest Service. The machines
work well on level areas and on
slopes up to 30 per cent.
Lurner Holloman, 52. died sud
denly of a heart attack at 9:30 p.m.
on Wednesday of last week at his
home in the Bear Marsh Commun
ity. Funeral services were held on
Friday a-fternoon at the home of
his half-sister, Mrs. Mallard Davis,
of Calypso. The Rev. H. M. Pope,
pastor of the Calypso Holiness
church was in charge. Burial wr j
in the Calypso cemetery.
Surviving are Mrs. Holloman,
formerly Temple Boyette; five -ons,
Willard of Ingold, Furnie, of Clin
ton, and Willie. Grainger, and Syl
vester all of the home; three ibu
fThtery. Mrs. Lovett Holland, Caly
pso, Mrs. Woodard Ball, Fayette
ville, and Miss Dorothy Hollomen,
of the home his mother. Mrs. Fnr
mv Holloman; two brothers, Willie
Mack of Calypso, and Wellington of
Newport News, Va ; one sister Mrs.
Kate
Mis.
lsll.
Ezzell, and
Ma'lard Dave
one half-sisti r,
: both ot Cl.-
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below:
49 Pontlac 8; new $2610
49 Ford conv. used 1830
48 Chevrolet SM. extra clean
48 Ford tudor, average 1370
46 Ford, clean 1075
48 Plymouth, 5-coupe, fair 920
40 Chevrolet, clean $669
41 Oldsmobile g, clean 550
16G5 42 Buirk. clean 675
'!9 C hevrolet coupe, cln. 590
42 Nash, clean 465
40 Plymouth, clean 540
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. a matching green or a
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Farm HoeSt Equip Co.
flMii!lbiii5on
M3yVAij Seijice
W. H. Jones & Co.
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L. P. Tyndall's Sons
Jones Chevrolet Co.
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