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IwiJs Meeting
The:' June meeting of the BFG,
ItbC was held at the home of Mrs.
;v J;K, Smith. Program leaders were
:' Mesdames J. I. Smith and A. K.
Dunn. Mrs. Lewis Williams gave
a demonstration on "The Best, or
Sunday Dress" to 24 members and
- 4 visitors. The hostess served chick
1 v en salaO and pimento cheese sand
wiches with iced tea. The July
, : meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Stacy Chestnutt.
: Clystia and Bobby Holt were hon
ored by their parents Mr. and Mr3.
; Robert Holt at a birthday party at
Maxwell's Mill Friday afternoon.
Werners were roasted and the
- young guests were served ice cream
and baskets of candy.
Assisting the hosts in entertain
ing was Mrs. Duguid Richardson,
aunt of the honored guests, of
Stanhope. About 20 guests attend
ed Including Mary Holt Richardson
of Stanhope.
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Holds Position
In Raleigh
Mr. A. Haywood Stroud, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Stroud, a re
cent graduate of the University of
N. C has accepted a position with
the Wachovia Bank and Trust Co.
of Raleigh and will take up tils
duties there soon.
On Vacation
Miss Tliclma Dildy will spend the
month of July on vacation from her
duties'as Home Ec. teacher at B. F.
Grady School. Her home is at Ahos-
kle.
ft;i!hnv-Parkfir
Miss Frances Pearl Pardr, dau
ghter f Mrs. Pearl Pasker1 of Pink
Hill and Mr. Dewev Outlaw of Kln-
ston were married at the first Bap
tist Church at 8:30 a.itf Sunday.
The Rev. Howard O. Dafkins, pas
tor of the church officiated. Only
immediate relative attended. The
bride wore a cream wool wit with
green and white accessories. She
is a graduate of Pink Hill High
School and was employed locally.
The couple will be at home in
Kinston where the groom is an em
ployee of L. Harvey and.Son Co.;
Mrs. Jasper Smith was hostess to
a regular meeting of the Presbyter
ian Women of the Church at her
home Tuesday evening. She also
had - charge of the program. The
July meeting will be held with Mrs.
Sallie Westbrook at her home and
the program topic will be "99 of
the Church".
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. David Grady and
sons of Washington, D. C. are here
spending two veeks with relatives.
Mrs. W. S. Cunningham, Jr. has
returned from Duke where she un
derwent a major operation and is
recuperating at the home of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Adolph How
ard.
Mr. and Mr3. Lylton Maxwell
Winston-Salem and Miss Kmileigh
Maxwell of Norfolk spent.the week
end with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Maxwell.
Miss Marie Smith, recent gradu
ate of the Watts Hospital School
of Nursing in Durham is now em
ployed in Greensboro and is
home Long Apartments No. S.
Prin. and Mrs. H. M. Wells and
children have returned from a va
cation spent near Charlotte. Their
ton, Hunter, has accepted worn
there for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Turner and
Judy are vacationing in the moun
tain of western N. C.
Mrs. Aubrey Turner visited her
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sandlin
Messrs G
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riUck on TV . " jCy
mS and ui Bvcrett
son snent the "fteek.eSd'With rela
tives in FarmvUle. Jerry remained
to spend the week with' his grand
parents. . . "a; I recreation center in Goldsboro. The
Young Klrby Everett Is ylslttn'M picnic was in honor of the lnco n
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Aubrev.
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PINK HILL, N. C.
relatives in Raleigh.
In Warsaw Thursday atternocn
attending the funeral of H. S. Kor-
negay were Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Smith, Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Smith,
Mrs. J. F. May, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Hess Davis and Je m
Smith,
Mrs. J. D. SandSr., Mrs. Char
Jton Sandlin amTN hter of Beu
laville were guestsy and Mrs.
Aubrey, Turner rece. --
Mr. and Mrs. Dugufu , Jiardson
and daughter of Stannus spent
the week end here and left Monday
for Carolina B-.-ach to spend some
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Inman and
daughter spent the week end with
relatives In Greensboro.
Mrs. Bessie W. Williams returned
to her home at Roxboro Friday af
ter visiting her sister Mrs. Lela
Pollock and other relatives.
Capt. and Mrs. Elbert Maxwell of
Metuchen, N. J. have returned af
ter a visit with relatives here.
Rev. N. P. Farrior has returned
from Red Springs where he attend
ed a Young People's Conference
at Flora Macdon.ild College. Jimraie
Lee Johnson attended as a dele
gate from the Pink Hill church.
Mrs. M. O. Alexander and Miss
Ida Black of Lake View, S. C. have
been visiting the N. P. Farriors.
Young people of the Methodist
Church attending a YPMA at Louis-
burg last week were Bobby Hicks,
I'eggy Jo Stroud, Nancy Howard,
Betty Jean and Lou Ann Davis.
Sanford Lee, Jr. is attendine
bummer School at N. C. State
J. F. Williamson and H. G. Tvn-
aaii were Charlotte visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. May and Mr.
and Mrs. A. P. Tyndall spent the
we end at Carolina Beach.
Misses Ramona Worley and Ann
May were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Nash in Kinston over the
week end.
Airs. i. a. Turner and Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Jones attended the military
unerai or unwood Jones in Green
ville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dcmpsey Smith
were hosts at a fish stew at their
uome recently.
and Mr Earl Smith Mr?.
"najj"", u jnissvrioiet
IT 'stent the weexVibfl wiih
JVIrs.H. D.2xviVH- .lr
ao. wawungion, d. C. Mrs. H. n
r.f e-nrnea o spend the Wdek.
we following attended the HDC
meeting in Kenansville en Tuesday:
Mesdame Lehman Williams, Sptt
nerriug, jonn -U. Smith, J. .
Smith, Earl Williams and Paul Wil
liams. .
lng ninth grade girls.
ROSE HILL FOLKS
HAVE GUESTS '
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Ezzell of Rose
Hill have as their guests this week
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heilman
Buffalo, N. Y., and their grand
daughter Sally Mills jof Newport
News, Va. Mrs. Heilman is the for
mer .Nettie Ezzell of Kenansville.
FHA Picnic At
Woodland Lake
The B. F. Grady Future Hom
makers enjoyed a delightful picnic
at Woodlund Lake near Goldsboro
on Wednesday, June 22. Before the
picnic the entire group went swim
ming. After the picnic supper most
of the group went skating at the
Mrs, J. J. Mirrray
Dies Tin City
Mrs. Nellie Gray Murray, age 34,
Wife of J. J. Murray of the Tin City
community died suddenly Sunday
afternoon at Iter home. Funeral
cervices were held at the home on
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock con
ducted by the Rev. W. W. Hasty,
pastor , of ' the ' Wallace ' Baptist
Church. Burial was in the .Price
Cemetery near Wallace.' l :
She- Is survived by-her nusband,
her mother, Mrs. Lula Creech of
Smithfiekfe .aix sisters, Mrs. .Ray
B. Hardy ot Sn.ithf leld, Mrs. Zelda
Carina- nf, RIohmnnH l:WM.r . H
Howell Of Four Oalcsi Mr C.
Evahs of Pine Level. Mrs. J. Tyner
and Miss Mamie Creech,- both
Goldsboro;1 twe ' brothers B. F;
Creech of BeulavUlc, b'Sgt. D. E
Crefch M Ft, Bragg; three half-
brothers, L. Roy Creech of Smi'h-
field, J. L. Taler of Faison, and
Chif Petty Officer R. S. Toler of
the Navy stationed in San Francis
co, Calif.
Vhila Oak Snike
Bites Farmer
Perry Davis of Holt's Store sec
tion was bitten by white' oak
snake last Friday morning.- He im
mediately corded his arm above the
bite on a finger and drove, to
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tie 1949-1950 officers of
Y. W. W. Club - a part of the Young
Women's Christian Association
weri installed in a candlelight cere
mony 'held in the Blue Room of the
Y.' W. C. A., Raleigh',. N. C. on Tues
day? evening, June 21, 1949. Miss
Mity?. Ruth Wallace was installed
ns seeretary. Site is the daughter of
Mb. iand Mrs.Jien Wlaoe of Sev
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Valley Forge In 1950
The Boy Seouts,of America hes
selet-ted Vallc Fprsie. Pa.; fbr.1t
.ecosid N.itionaf Scout .I.-niborfe )n
19.c0, according to word 'received
by the Tusfcirtra Conn il, whose
li('fi(iquarter're at G jldibi.ro. The
selce'ion wai announcv! by Dr. Ar-
Ihur A. Schuck. Chitf Scou'. Exe
cutive or the oVganitation. -Valley
Forge Pnrk is mvrpil.
maintained and presei-vd by '.he
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. An
Invitation to -J'ho!d thd .rainhorce
there was received from Uoveinos
James H. Duff by the Scouti and
accepted by its National Executive
Board. Th i Notional Jambo ec will
be the climax of the Boy Seo'Us'
two year crusade to "Strengthen
the Arm of Liberty "
Peasant view-
. By: GASTON F. GRADY
Mr. and . Mrs. Durham Grady
were in Raleigh Tuesday. St
: Misses Ruth Toachey and Edith
Byrd, with other members of the
FHA club of B. F. qrarfy went to
Woodland Lake on a picnic and
swimming -party recently. After
the party they went skating at the
recreation center In Goldsboro.
SMr. and Mrs.; Ellis Royall and
daughter left for Sterling, 111.' on
Thursday to visit his brother there.
$ t , (Gaston- F. Grady)-visited my
xunrs. D. L.-Davis in Davis last
weekaJseally did have a fine time
It wdfevthe first time I had ever
been' to the ooean. Bv the waw fpl-
lows. If you run short of girls up
here ( caja;. tellfyour where ito.'ftnd
them! " ' ' '
r. and, Mrs. W, fi..mith and
naugnter werd dinner guests of Mi?
and Mrs..Robert, Grady, Suidayy,"
. Mr: and MrSHenry "Gradv vtf-
6dj Mrend Mrs. Leonard Grady on
Sunday aftJrnodii. ' ; J 1
Mr,. Joe Herring, , of whom we
spoke iof last week,' is 'nowbetter
and;at, bomer frv
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Kinston hospital where be received
treatment. Reports said that he and
a helper were feeding stock.' His
neiper picked up. an arm fuU of
corrt from the crib and dumped It
into; a basket. Davis reached intj
the basket for an' eamf corn when
the tsnake struck him.. The helper
was unaware the snake was in tre
corn when he picked it up.
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Reported Improved
Leroy Simmons of Albertson
reported to be recuperating nicely
from a severe attack of ptomaine
poisoning suffered one night last
week. At fu-st it was, thought h
suffered a heart attack 'and w,
rushed to i Goldsboro hospital. For
a while It was feared he might not
live.) He is back home now and
getting along welU .
Don'IBeASvim
Show-Off
The fellow ' who "shows-off
around viator Is likely to "snow-up"
on the drowned or injured list. No
good swimmer ever shows off, be
cause a good swimmer has common
sense which a show-off never dis-J
plays. Pointing out the mistakes
a 'show-off'; can make, the local
Red' Cross worker explained that
many average swimmers try to im
press an audience by attempting to
display endurance and skills which
they do nothave.
. ' A- young teen-age boy took his
girl in' swimming at a lake. He
Knew he-could swim across the lake
one- time. But to 'show' his girl
what an expert Swimmer he wa. 1
he tried to make it three times; he
became exhausted in midstream).
Luckily ' someone with a ' rowboat
re u-hed him ; and nnlt d ' him to
shore befori he sank., '
: There a'so urneceisary 'horse
play' when a whole group of swim
mers try to show off. Diving on top
tif a sviramer, throwing people In
to the water;, etc., can be dangerous.
Go swimming for your own ejijoy
ment and not to put on a show for
someone else.. ' ,
It
IT'S HOT 7
BE CAUTIOUS
Precautions against over-heating
and excessive sunburn were urged
early this week by Dr. Northon N.
C; State Health Officer. ."There
are a few simple rules the obser
vance of which might- spare us
much discomfort, perhaps illness
and, in some cases, even death," he
continued. "At the first sign of be
coming, overheated, we should stop,
what we are doing and rest, and if
certain symptoms manifest them
selves, we should i-eek not only first
aid, but medical assistance, as well. .
It is even better to avoid reaching
the point of feeling that overheat- .
lng or over exposure to the. sun is
being experienepd" ,
"It is also well to remember
that the sun's rays may cause burns
with serious effects. While bru
nettes can stand more hot sunshine '
than blonds, it is well for both to -
avoid the causes of severe skin, '
perhaps tissue burns.' ,
The vegetable garden should be
given a prominent place - In the
farm enterprise,'' as it served the .
double purpose of providing health
ins'irance and savings, account.
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A natural outgrowth of conditions in ,
' southeastern North Carolina is its increas
ing industrial development' This sewing
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is evidence. L r .
I. Industry LIKES this part of the country." '
The pleasant people who live here make
ideal employees intelligent, quick to
Jearn.. Transportation by sea and rail and "
highway and air aresall available to "bring '
. in raw materials, take out finished goods, ''
- New industry is important to us Who live
, here. It means more, jobs add bigger pay
" , rolls. It means greaterprosperity for mer
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