ns dupliij times FRIDAY, SEPTE:.Kir:a fit!.., 1943 7 pi n n n o 0 a S;:":ro D:nce arty Carolina jubilee II CAROLINA ' 1 ri( j- a w- fa, ff V"" Birthday P : Pink 34 If There will be a square dance at ii the Pink Hill High School gymna is slum Saturday night. Dance sponsor & d by the - Pink Hill Veterans of S- Foreigrt wars. Everyone Is invited. ,-j Good Music Jk Good Fun. B.F.Grady . Elects Officers i . r On Monday of last week, the 10th ; grade of B. F, Grady high school elected its class, officers for the 1949-50 school year as follows: ? ' President,"' Jean Herring;' vice president,: Uohnell Kornegay: sec i. Tetary, Nel Smith; treasurer, Mil j drel Kornegay; reporter, Joyce M. Outlaw; chairman of program com- S'miltee, Jane C. Grady. fllirper Reunion Held Sunday f' llie annual reunion of the Haip f r families was held at the home ;f Mr.. R. D. Harper In the Harpe : Southerland Church community on bunday, September 4. A picnic din- iter was served. if fhnu -j imne auenoung included Mr. vand Mrs,. Adron Harper, Mr. and r.Mrt. Walter Harper and Mr. and vMrs. It B. Aycock and families of -: Goldsboro; Mr. and Mrs. Gris3om i Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Furney Har l per, Mr. and Mrs. Raeford Harper, Mr.i and Mrs. Rodney Harper, Mr. ;nd Mrs. "Harvey Harper, Mr. and 4Mrs. Willie Harper and Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Harper and their 'families of the home community. IradyPTA Meets I A executive meeting of the Grady School PTA was held at the school recently. Officers for the new year are: Pres. Rav. L. C. Prater; Vice pres. Mrs. Lehman Williams; Sec. It". Joe Westbrook;. Treas Mrs. Bn Sutton. . I . " MCTHON "EVERY VEDIIESDAY--2PK i 4 Our Many Buyers Are Especially Anxious for "t . Good, Clean Cars and Trucks $5.00 Pays Everything Sale Rainor Shine HERBERT PATE OWNER and AUCTIONEER '- Goldsboro Highway Phone 4527 I 4 KJNSTON, N. C. I I i I r ' f Howard Davis was the honored guest at a party at his home here recently when he celebrated his birthday. Guests enjoyed games and contests after which sandwich es, lec cream and cold drinks were served. He received a number of-gifts. Pink Hill School Faculty Named An extra teacher has been added to the Pink Hill School faculty giving a total of 19 which are as follows: Mrs. Floyd May, Miss Miriam Smith first grade; Mre. Precious Taylor, Mrs. Jack Worley, 2nd; Miss Edna It. Hollomao, Mrs. Jas per Tyndall, 3rd; Mrs. Alton Tyn- dall, 4th; Miss Audrey Gaylor, Mrs, Norman Hobgood, 5th; Mrs. Kath- erine Jones, 6th; Mrs. Edith Wiley, 7th; Miss Ruth Tug well, 8tH and Fr.- Thomas V. Moseley, 8th and phy - ed.; Mrs. John McPhaul, math and science; Miss Carolyn Parrish, Eng.; Kcndrick Taylor, Agrl.: Miss Irene Mizzelle, home ec; Mrs. Jack Perkins, public school music; and Frank Wiley, math. Levi Carter Dies Pink Hill Section Levi Bright Carter, 63, well known retired farmer of the Pink Hill section died at his home at 5:30 a.m. Monday after-a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held from the Pink Hill Pentecostal Holiness Church of which he was a member for 40 years at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, conducted by Rev. Tom Bizzell of Princeton and Rev. T. H. Godwin of Goldsboro, Pentecostal ministers with burial in the church cemelny. Mr. Carter is survived by his wife, Helen Wethington Carter; two daughtersAnnie Helen and Ruth; Ann of the homer six children by a former marriage, Mrs. Nathan HUl, and Mrs. Charlie Malpass of Deep Run, Mrs. Enrl Byrd of Pink Hill, Roland and Thurmond of the Pnk Hill section and Tech Sgt. Jay Carter of the Marine Corps station- 1841. Atomic Bomb hit HlTchta.' Ang5 i. 1 j f j"w , VV AW townltoD km jot, fa. m at mmmto. t Uf fh Ftl m " a vm.h '- 'ZEiml&Z Ti jibffcyT; ,i..i....jij.i.iiiiii.vH)i!hiihwiiji.mWiiWiiii wim (J frti-n v HAflOHM MIIHI COVMu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiimujjij. . i .jj. j, .iiji ii.iiiiii.ii.iiwi.ij u. ed at Camp Lejeune; one brother, Claude Carter of Pink HUl; two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Lambert of Deep Run and Mrs. Sam Rhue of Durham; 23 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. His first wife, Mrs. Annie Hill Carter died In 193;. Personals Mrs. Leslie Turner, Mrs. .Aubrey Turner of Pink Hill and Mrs. J. D. Sandlin, Sr. of Beulaville have re turned from a trip in Virginia. Misses Hilda Lee, Evelyn and Elizabeth Ann Kornegay are now students at ECTC. Mr. Hugh Wells, Jr. has returned to Charlotte after a visit here. Mesdames G. M. and Leslie bur ner, Miss EllzaDetn small, Mr. ana Mrs. Floyd Heath and Mr. Cor bett Weston attended a ballgame in Greenville recently. Miss Virginia Kornegay has gone to Clear .Water, Fla. to serve as maid of honor at the wedding of Miss Grace McElven, a former roommate at Wake -Forest College. Miss Kornegay will take post grad uate work at Columbia University in New York. . Miss Connor Jones has return ed to Washington after visiting her mother Mrs. Annie Jopes. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Maxwell h ve returned to their home in Aust Texas after visiting relatives here. They were accompanied by Mrs. Jasper Smith who will visit her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sa;inders in San Antonio. the week end at Bath. Mr. Jack Dail of Hampton, Va. visited 1n Pink Hill during the week end. . . Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Williams and daughters have returned to New poet News, Va. after a visit here. Miss Hazel Watlington and Mr. Bill Stadller of ReidsviUe spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Watlington, Jr. and were accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watlington and Gretonen who had been visiting here. Mr. Dewey Lefler and Mrs. Lef ler, the former Dorothy dates, and young daughter Of New York have been visiting the R. A. Gates before moving to Indiana where Mr. Lefler is employed by the Gen eral Electric Co. Dr. and Mrs. Meece of Richlands were in Pink Hill Wednesday. Miss Elsie Byrd, student nurse in Rocky Mt, spent the week end at her home in the Scott More section . ' Miss Mason Worley has gone to Smithfield where she is a member of the school faculty. Miss Gray Worley left for Wash ington, N. C. to teach Home Ec. in the schools there. - Lt. Col and Mrs. H. D. Maxwell, Clearance, Sale They have got to go 1 lot Shoes 49c 1 lot Shoes : :..$1.00 1 lot $3.75 Sandajs at. ....... S2.C3 LL 36" Sheeting Iyd. Seven Springs Snnply Co. Jr. and daughter of Washington, D. C. spent the week end with his parents. They expect to leave soon for New Foundland and not to South America as was previously reported. The Masons enjoyed their annual picnic supper at Maxwells MiU on Thursday of last week. Revival A revival will begin at the Lime stone Advent Christian Church at Potters Hill the 7th of Septem ber lasting through the 18th. Rev. John F. Warren of Four Oaks, N. C. will be the evangelist. Services each ev.ning at 7:30. Satusday, September 17th Homecoming Day will be observed. Everyone is in vited to attend all services. State College Hints To Home Makers Tfome-packed 1 inches must offer a good square meal, appealing each day. So don't forge t;'(l) A thermos Hrattfe for soup, codba, milk. (2 A variety of sandwich spreads. (3) Changes in breads, whole grain, peanut butter, black walnut. (4) Lunch cakes and 'cookies. (5) Des serts to pack in jars or paper cups. (6) Crisp relishes and fresh fruit Todaj we have safer highways, safer cars, traffic safety and traf fic laws for the protection of all - -and all are being constantly im proved, yet thousands are being killed and injured through care lessness or heedlessness. When driving, observe the writ ten traffic laws, and the unwritten laws of common sense. As a pudtstrian, observe traffic signals and signs; cross streets at intersections only. Social Security Contest Be Held : It was announced today by N. A. Avera, manager of the Social Se curity Administration Field Office in Wilmington that a contest will be held to locate the oldest benefi ciary under title II of the Social Security Act in the counties served by te Wilmington office (which includes DupUn). This contest runs from Sept. 2 to 9 and a prize will be warded to the oldest bene ficiary. IV, ft Vestal Speaks Bob Wells Presides Farm Bureau Meet Clinton, N. C. Farm Bureau leaders from seven counties in N. C. Farm Bureau's District 3 met last week to hear plans outlined for the state-vide membership campaign. The drive opened officially Sept. 1 with a minimum quota of 80,000 members. Robert C. Welis. of Clinton, wel comed the group of about 35 people at the meeting Thursday, August 23 In Clinton courthouse, and County Farm Bureau President L. D. Her ring pointed out that every effort would be made this year to reach the quota. Ellis V. Vestal, Kenans ville, District Chairman for the NCFB Assistant Secretary, gave a description of national farm legis lation as it stands at present. He guarantee success of their drive efforts. David L. Kelly, Winston-Salem, county Farm Bureau needing it to campaign, offered help to every urged the members to continue their efforts to make Farm Bureau strong through large memberships in all the counties. E. Y. Floyd, Raleigh, Director of the Plant Food Institute of N. C. and Va. and Mrs. Irhy Waliter, of Greensboro, NCFB Treasurer, also addressed the group. Floyd emphasized the need for 'organized effort" to help solve our farm problems. "We have a harder job on our hands to hold on to what we have gained, than we had in making those gains," Floyd said. Mrs. Walker stressed the Asso ciated Women's portion of Farm Bureau work, and urged all women to take, an active part in the coming campaign. All the speakers commended II - , . id lest Mm mL Get vow tatty bloat: mi froo car-safety p ! mnJb cWin. YMCM&aaaaaf lLa Iwfc v wfMttn I W Has 4-door Custom V-8 Ford Sedans, equipped with Radios, "Magic Air" Heaters, Overdrives, and . White Sidewall Tires. 2 LS General Duly Model F-5. V-8 I engine, stake body, 158-inch WOO US. wneeioase ruitu irucki. quipped with Radios and "Magic Air" Heaters. Optional . as prizes to the top S of the 25 car winners who specify prefer ence for a truck on Contest Entry Blank. . -, .; Here's your chance to win .one of these 700 valuable prizes and make the highways safer in the bargain. , too tOOU 200 tzous. YOU OW. ittSArmAcnvf MUCTOI MSIONU The Theme Song Of The DUPUN BI-CENTENNIAL 50 CKNTS PER COPY FOR SALE BY Kenansville Drug Store; C. i: Qulnn, Ktnansville; Aaron's Phar macy, Mt. Olive; T. A. Turner Co., Pink HUl; Wallace Drug Co., Go wan Drug Co., Wallace; Rose Hill Drug Co., Rose Hill; Beulaville Soda Shop, Beulaville; or write DupUn Times Office, Kenansville. District 3 for the excellent showing ntade at the meeting. The NCFB leaders offered full cooperation to the counties to insure the success of their campaign work. Owen Basden Dies Sunday Owen Basden, age 73, died Mon day afternoon at his home in War saw after an illness of about two months. Funeral services were held Tues day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the graveside in the Hallsville Baptist Church Cemetery. , He is si'rvivnd by his wife, the former Rosa tic .1 Rogers of Mt. Olive; six children by a former marriage, Cy of Burgaw, Deiinie of Beulaville and Owen, Jr of Mt. Olive; three daughters, Mrs. Delia Whaley of Kenansville, Mrs. Bar bara Smith of Burgaw, and Mrs. Sudje Viek of Orlando, Fla.; twenty four grandchildren and two great grandchildren; two sisters, M. . Susie Edwards of Richlands --nd Mrs. Peannie Brinson of Beulaville. -Turner & TUrer INSURANCE AGENCY "ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE L. C. TURNER, J, T. J. TURNER Pink Hill's Oldest Insurance Agency PINK HILL, N. C. t " .- - (No mattmr wfxrf mak 1 Orlw kr Is Ma n, ar aay Ford Oailar dirpUyuif awtar ikowi kakm. 2 Ask for oar Fna Car-Safety Ckack. Wa'H ckack kraka oaaal raaarva. itaar- ia kakata, Una, kjktt, naMar, kora, Mrian and chock akaorkart, aHa klaldajtpar, (laaadhcotorcltoa, mirror aad otnar aatirv aoinrs all at aa coat or sMIntkM to yoal Tkae a'H aja yoa a rraa salary laatfau, taa aa (a) Uaa rmij orBHal an try blank obtalnad at any Ford Daalarablp uaptayuc uim poatar balo. Print daany your Ih) Contaat ami tad to tha I Unantal U. 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