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Square Dance
There will be a square dance at
the Pink Hill High School gymna
sium Saturday night. Dance SDonsor
ed by the Pink HiU Veterans of
Foreign Wars. Everyone is inviteo
to attend. Good Music - Good Pun.
B.F.G. P.T.A.
Holds Meet
The second PTA meeting of the
B. F. Grady PTA was held on the
evening of Oct. 10. Dr. G. V. Good
ing of Kenansville gave a talk on
the Duplin County Health Program.
Mrs. Zollie Kornegay led the de
votional. After Edna Joyce Adams had
presented the problem of finan
cing the School Paper, the PTA
voted to sponsor the paper again
this year and support it with fin
ancial aid.
Mr. Dotson discussed the need
for recreational equipment and a
committee was appointed to look
into the matter. Financial support
from the PTA was voted favorably.
Miss Grady and the Seniors are
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Our Many Buyers Are Especially Anxious for
Good, Clean Cars and Trucks
$5.00 Pays Everything
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HERBERT PATE
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BETTER IN
WILSON
LAST WEEK
AVERAGE ..
selling Duplin County Memorial
Plates to help "finance their Wash
ington trip. ,.
Attendance awards went to the
2nd, 4th, and 11 grades.
Announce Births
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stroud of
Rpvpii 'KDi-ines. Rt. 1. announce the
"birth of a daughter, Vivian Davis,
In a Kinston hospital on Wednesday
October 19. Mrs. Stroud is the for
mer Miss Rachel Davis.
Patrolman and Mrs. Lloyd Pate
of Kinston have announced the ar
rival of a son in a Kinston hospital
on October 21. MrsT Pate was a
member of the Pink Hill School
faculty last year.
In Hospital
Mrs. Hess Davis of Seven Springs
is recuperating from a major oper
ation at Parrotts Hospital in Kin
ston. Ag. Boys Attend Fair
The Pink Hill school agricul
ture boys accompanied by Mr. J. E.
N. C.
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Eastern Belt
LAST WEEK
AVERAGE. $5L06
SEASON'S - -AVERAGE
$47.74
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Johnson and Mrs. Johnson attended
the State Fair Friday.
Hostess
Mrs. Ike Stroud was hostess to
a regujar meeting of the Women of
the Presbyterian Church at her
home on Monday night President
Mrs. T." J.Turner presided. Mrs.
Jack McPhaul was In charge of the
program. She was assisted by Mes
dames Roger Inman, Ike Stroud,
T. J. Turner, E. M. Sills and Jones
Smith.
Committees were named to ser
ve at the supper held to benefit
an orphanage cause on Tuesday
night.
The hostess served delicious re
freshments. Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben King and
daughter Rachel attended a birth
day dinner honoring Mr. J. E.
Shepard at Moss Hill Sunday.
Mr. Elbert Smith was a Raleigh
business visitor Monday.
Mr. J. F. May was in Fayetteville
recently where he underwent trat
ment at the VA hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Sills accompa
nied by students from Grady at
tended State Fair Friday.
Miss Irene Mizzell was in Rober
sonville Monday to attend the fu
neral of her grandmother, Mrs.
Betty Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jones visited
the Johnnie Holdens in Greensboro
over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jones, Mrs.
W. H. Jones and daughters, Mrs.
Wesley Jones and sons, Dorothy
Carol Stroud, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Howard and children, Mr. Frank
Wiley, Mr. Kendrick Taylor, Mr.
E. R. Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Leh
man Williams and children, Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Turner and family and
Lou Ann Rouse were among those
attending State Fair last week.
Mr, John Watson of New Bern
spent the week end in the home of
Mrs. L. R. Turner.
Miss Jacqualine Burke of UNC
spent the week end at home.
Messrs. J. R. Davis, Frank Wiley
and Alton Tyndall attended tlia
game at AAC in Wilson Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones of Jones'
Fork visited Mrs. Laura Davis on
Sunday.
Mr. J. R. Davis was a business
visitor in Raleigh Monday. '
Mesdames J. R. Davis and A. P.
Enter
rows
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CAR-SAFETY CONTEST
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Tyndall were Kinston shoppers re
cently. ,
Harvey Turner and Kenneth
Maxwell of UNC werrrecent visit
ors at their homes here.
Approximately $150 was realized
from the sale of plates at a Pres
byterian Women of the Church
supper held in the building next
door to the post office in Pink Hill
Tuesday night.' '
Mrs. T. A. Turner attended the
Lackey-Currie wedding in Wallace
Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Ruffin visited
relatives in Ahoskie several days
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. May visited
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nash in Kinston
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Heath at
tended State Fair Thursday.
Duplin Among 28
Counties To
CollectForCROP
Twentv-eieht North Carolina
counties have already begun organi
zation for the collection of farm
commodities for the ' 1949 North
Carolina CROP Friendship Train.
CROP, the Christian Rural Over
seas Proeram is a coordinated
church agency which gathers farm
commodities from farmers in this
county and distributes them over
seas through (established church
relief agencies, to needy groups
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Turnr & Turner
INSURANCE AGENCY
"ALL KINDS OF, INSCRANCE
L. d TURNER. J. T. 1. TURNER
Pink Hill's Oldest Insurance Agency
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1949 CROP III WILSON
Old Belt
last-veeK:
AVERAGE ..,.,l...$44.73
SEASOIlii :Y:c.fi ir
AVERAGEf.;.l.c:i.$46.11
overseas, .
North Carolina will seek 150
"Christian. Carloods' of corn, pea
nuts, wheat, cotton and milk, all
of which are urgently needed in
stricken areas of Europe and Asia.
Tn North" Carolina the CROP
FriAfirishin Train Droeram has the
support 'of all major farm and
church groups. On -the national
level CROP is sponsored by Church
World Service- (22 Protestant de
nominations) Lutheran World Re
lief and Catholic Rural Life. Do
nnra tn PROP are abla to designate
their contribution through what
ever established church reiiei agen
cy they chose. ,' . .
;' CROP gifts from North Carolina
in 1948 -ware, shipped to eleven
countries including: Greece, Ger
many, China, 'Guam, the Philip
pines, Austria, Holland, Korea, It
aly, Finland and India.
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FOnSALE
SASH, DOORS, SHEET
"EOC BOCK LATH
rock wool, plaster,
lhv;e, cement brick,
mortar, paints, ter-ra-cotta
pipe, drain
1ile, white asbestos
siding, asphalt
shingles, all kinds
of roll roofing
roofin j, brick
Z. J. Carter G Son
Wallace, N. C
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Shipment Mules & Horses
We Have Our lieu Super Deluxe
Tractor On Display
See Us Before You Buy
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