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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, i r- . J ' n fcZ2 Ll-UU J' I ' J.;'; t' Senate Crime Investigating Committee sju "--.:" ;f 1 ' A . it . -"Z''"'T--"- - ' 1 1 ' i. in.. n.i i-rwjfetAi 1 A K " The Senate Crime Tnvestigatin Committee began eloied hearings in New York to in- iJ tjJ the large-scale gambling operations in New York-New Jersey area. Among the first witnesses heard was Meyer Lansky, frequently mentioned as a top member of a nation-wide gam ? syndicate. Seated at the table here just before .the opening of the hearings are (from left) Senator pol, U. S. Federal Attorney.. BRIDGE HOSTESS .Mrs. Helen Turner was hostess to her bridge' club at her home Wednesday afternoon. "Mrs. H. G. Tyndall won high score, Mrs. Jones Smith second and . Mrs. Llnwood Turner won low. Mrs. Levi Ever ett won visitor's high. All received homemade - fruit cakes as prizes. The hostess served a salad plate with coca colas. SERVICES Regular 3rd Alinrlflir lawtAA. ...ill - -- v.a vi vera WIU be held at Hebron Presbyterian ""'"- P-m. Sunday. Rev. N. -. imor win oe in charge. V Jhe Public Sb Invited,, , , ., . ! V. P. W, AUXIUARY T , . . .,. . . . . . 4 A regular monthly meeting of the VFW Auxiliary post 9914 was held at the hut MnnrUu nioKt Lois Johnson was in charge. Four ladies feora the Greenville Auxi liary were present and Instructed the members an lutw t ... the ritual. A business session was nem ana refreshments . were ser- vea. Hostesses for th ur,i .. Mrs. Lois Johnson and Mrs. Jane Inman. Seventeen members and 4 visitors attended. t ; CIRCLE HOSTESS Mrs-. H. A. Edwards was hostess to the Presbyterian Women Tues day evening. Mrs. E. M. Sills ore- sided. Plans were made to take a church census with the assintanc of all denominations in Pink Hill taking part Mrs. J. K. Smith, dau. ghter of the hostess, served the group. ' H. D C. MEETING CARD OF THANKS In the sad loss of our dear .wife and mother, Mrs. Emma Howard Davis, the kindness and sympathy of our many friends and relatives helped much to comfort us and ease our sorrow. May we take this opportunity to exore&s our r. tuae to everyone. - The Davis family Pink Hill. Mrs. Taft Herrlni was hnsta to the B..F. Grady HOC at her home Monday afternoon, Nov. & Mrs Mrs. Lewis Williams presided. Mrs Zollie Xarnegav save a demonstra. tlon on making new candles from oia ones. Mrs. uiwson WilHams and Mrs. J. I. Smith, project leaden presented the program. Plans were made for the Chriatm moat I n a n be held with Mrs. WHUrri w.f. brook as hostess at her home on Monday afternoon, Dec. 4. After me meeting the hostess served re freshments to the 4A nlllK mam- oers attending. turner & Turn;r INSURANCE AGENCY "ALL fcfNDS OF INStiBANCB 4- 4 mv 1 -v.- - ttmk HHPs Oldest Insuranee Aceney PINK HILL. N. C T. M. TUKNEK WINS CONTEST Margaret Pike was selenteii blue ribbon winner In the Pink Hill Neighborhood 4-H group "Better Breads" contest Wrin. day. Norma .Stroud took second place and Becky Turner was third. A total of 13 girls took part. Mrs. L. H. Turner, the leader. Iiirireri the entries. The meeting was held at the home of Norma Stroud. PRINCESS poooocoooooooooooooooooo : F. F- viLsoir$oirs FEED and SEED r Blount and Ileritnfm Rtrvei ?! A'.-" 5' KINSTON . f - , - I : ci .:::s TO IEEP L'-'.--T: V-ag Uartn;-::'' ; - k . 'M,' ..vol aval VI . . . - - COAlj SNQ',7 CUII3 SUITS , c E:;s c-J Girls frbm Infants to Size 12's ? . fl - ' ,'l I i l I "l , j i-rrrri' - Dorothy Carol Stroud nf PlnV Hill was soonsored bv Smith Hs.t. ing Company of Klnston In the Harvest Festival Beauty Pageant held in Klnston Saturday. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Stroud. Johnnye Smith of Pink Hill Rt. 2. was SDonanreil rv n v Grady School in the Pageant. EDUCATION WEEK A large erouD of mnii ..h. friends- of Pink Hill Wlrti 3rh4ni gathered at the school Thurarfav making a tour of classroom tnd visiting the various teachers. The occasion was an observance of American Education Week. Guests were served in the new nrhnni rata. teria at noon. V.F.W. MEETS A regular meeting of the VFW post 9514 was held at the hut on Wednesday night. Commander Geo. Turner presided. It was decided to turn over the supervision ' of the poppy sales to the VFW Anviii.rv Other business was dispensed with ana a oaroecue supper was served to more than 40 members present BIRTHDAY the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jones Smith. SMITH TOWNSHIP NEWS . Mrs. Aubrey Smith was called home to Mt. Rainer. Md. because of her brother who was killed in Korea on October 27th. . Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Russ nf Portsmouth, Va. visited Mr. end Mrs. Johnnie Smith -last week end. They attended Armistice Day iirl lunston. Mr. and Mrs. Sig Smith visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sackett at Durham spent the week end with Mr. Clayton Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Smith of Mt. Olive visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Smith Sunday. QUINN - SMITH VOWS SAID IN SOUTH CAROLINA Miss Inez Smith, dauehter of Mr Clayton Smith, and Thomas H. Quinn of Pink Hill. Rt. 1. in nf Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Quinn, were married in Dillon, S. C. on Nov. 10, at 3:00 p.m. After a short wed ding trip they will make their home with the bride's father. in charge of a group of mechanics. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holt were II. 'a.tJ lil I ii r I M..n..n .1 j . r r ii .tr. mvro ijtcbiv 111 U1B 11vy. unu ml Jjrxi. miju m. Mliuu fvai- Sgt. Whaley is a brother of Mrs. ters at a fish stew in LaGrangeH 1 1 I., . ) ., ' " r Mf and Mrs. Faison Smith, Miss PERSONALS -LV Lou Jean Sm,Ul 'nd Bin zack f-. .,;, , I Williams were at New Bern Satur- W. H. Jones of Pink H1U was a ' day where the Duplin Square Dan patient at Memorial General Hos- J cer put on a dance at the Womans pital In Klnston for ' . few, days fe-)Mifl4here. , Dr. 'and Mrs. D. W. ti&bSJSt K&lTP i6 Mr.-and Mrs. Faison Turner arf ' a JtSmJtn ,Jr;, of in Chicago and St. Louis for a' ten F10, we" uest! of Utives day stay ' - ' p uunng me weea ena. Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Jones vlslt-'-i Wilbur Tyndall ed In Chartatt- wh. ihave. moved into an apartment in Rev. D. C. Boone, the new Meth odist minister for' the Pink HU1 Circuit, and Mrs. Boone were here recently looking over their new home and surroundings. Mrs. in. p. Farrlor, who under went an oneration in a Klnfnn hospital Tuesday of last week has returned ' home. - Mrs. J. J. Smith has been ill at her home. : Mr. and Mrs. E. M. SUle aoent the week end In Zebulom and at tended the Duke-Wake Forest game Saturday. Several from Pink Hill attended the State-Mich, game in Raleigh Tuesday night. " Mrs. A. W. Turner and Auhrev Williams visited Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sandlln in Beulavllle Mondav. Miss Ann May and Robert Woo- ten of Klnston attended the Carolina-Maryland game at Chapel Hill Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nash and Pattie Aan of Klnston spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. May. Alfred Wells, student at David son spent the week end at home. Miss Catherine Stokes soent Sat' urday in Raleigh. Miss Ruth Taylor SDent the week end in Greenville and attended the game in Durham Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Maxwell have moved to New Bern. Kenneth Maxwell SDent the week end at home. Mrs. Roy Davis. Roland Smith. Patsy Sue Smith and Blllv West- brook of Calypso were guests of Mrs. N. C. Davis and Mrs. W. G. Kornegay Sunday. j ; Mesdames A. W. and Llnwood Turner shopped in Klnston Friday. Jack McPhaul, who has been a representative of the Swift Fertili zer Co. here for the past several months has taken a year's leave and moved to Parkton to be with his mother who is critically ill. Mr. McPhaul will; be a member of the Feyetteville school faculty for th remainder of the school year. Jasper Smith arid Mrs. J. F. Mav attended the funeral of W. M. Riv- enhark at Wallace Wednesday. , State College Answers Timely Farm Questions Cancer Clinic QUESTION: Please explain the provisions of the new social security legislation as it affects farm workers. ANSWER: The expanded legislation covers hired farm and domestic workers (cooks or household workers on the farm) who are employed regular ly. A worker is considered regular if (1) he works continuously for one tarm operator during the en tire calendar quarter and (2) he luuuuues m uo iarm worK tor at least 60 days for the same emDlov- er in the succeeding calendar quar ter and receives $50 or more cash wages for his work. He also is a regular worker if he is paid $50 or more cash wages in a calendar quarter and was a regular worker tor this same employer in the Dre ceding calendar quarter. The first quarter begins January 1. A worker who has worked all of the fourth quarter of 1950 can be covered for social security he- ginning January 1, 1951. Thereafter a worker must work 60 days and earn at least $50 in cash in every three-month period to get continu ous social security credit. Farm workers should make sure they have a social security card. This may be obtained from the nearest social security office or through the local post office. The card should be shown to the farm operator by whom the worker is regularly employed. The operator must have the ex act name and number shown on the card to report the worker's wages every three months. The operator will deduct the social security tax from the worker's wages and add an equal amount as his own pay ment. The tax through 1991 Is S percent ' - - one-half dedueted from the farm operator and the other half from the worker. The operator will (end this money to the government. a I rpfi TYNDALL FUNERAL HOME IN MOUNT OMVE PHONE 2303 ITcme o; Wayne-Duplin R;u ial Association Funeral Directors - Embalmem Amhulanre Servlre Day or Ntrht For All Popular Magazines Now or Renewal, See Mrs. Floyd Heath PINK HILL Tele. 217-2 On Thursday, Nov. 9 the Lenoir County Cancer Clinic examined 17 white women and 3 colored womeri There ivprp fnnr ranhanlr avnmln atlons. Persons attending came from Chinquapin, Bowden, Turkey Haveiock, Cherry Pt., Greenville Dover. Grantsboro and Kimttnn The Clinic Is held each Thursday with registration at 10:30. Examin ations are free to all with a "danger signal" Persons living outside Kinston should write for appointment to Cancer Center Clerk. P. O Box 40 Klnston, N. C, and indicate two dates on which they can attend, Don Alli80n Wells MlhratH hi. 16th birthday with a party at his uume weanesaay night. Miss Lil lian Hofler was in charm nf nitim Mrs. H. M. Wells, the hostess, ser ved ice cream, cake and drinks to the 15 guests present. TO SAN ANTONIO , , . MlSgt. MHton Whalev fnrmoriv with the Navy stationed at Nnrfnik and Mrs. Whaley and two children ie sunaay ror San Antonio. Texas where Sgt Whaley has transferred to the Army Air Corps. He will be FLOWERS FOR, All Occasions At -. IN KLNSTON Mrs; LJ. Turner I Afent'-'"":."" InPibk:iii:l.,Tei285.i Office Supplies AND EQUIPMENT DESKS, .CHAIRS, FILING CABINETS LEDGERS, BINDERS, SHEETS and INDEX Jc!:n II. Carter Compcny KINSTON, N. C. ; . .. Building Material If You Need Any Of The Following Buy Now 29 Gauge Galvvanized 5-V Crimp Roofing (all lengths) 29 Gauge .Galvanized Roll Tin NAILS ALL SIZES We Also Have Plenty Of Wire Fencing SEVEN SPRINGS SUPPLY COMPANY SEVEN SPRINGS, N. C. OOOOOOGOOOGOOGG&$OOOOOOa Fey Your Fall Work... We Build to a STANDARD Not to a PRICE! CONCRETE PRODUCTS " .. INCORPORATED Phane 3412 ; " ; Klnston, N. C. HAI f HO WTfVLl,My I I I V I Li r2f XTi CAME 5Z3 BECAUSE ITOOKMVCARTO MOTC.1C0. A MA-.o.UMJS Jon 1.1KB IT JUST OUT OF7H JgUTWOTTH DOCVL CHARi6 WE FaoV FKW WOT TH' GW GIMME FORT , j LBOMEINa WTO HIS THOCK I i -rNr-. DON'T KKjOViT j S 'N-r SA -f, C4JT OP TM- AM A-C TILLER DISC Turn under small grain stubble. Destroy weeds. Conserve moisture and reduce erosion by weaving stubble or stalks ' into the soil with the Allis-Chalmers heavy-duty Tiller Disc Plow. Ideal for chopping corn or cotton stalks for , terrace building and conservation work. In hard, dry land the sharp-edged 24- or 26-inch blades cut uniformly with less power. In trashy soil, tapered roller gang bearings keep discs rolling steadily to turn, not push, the earth. ' Rugged, 3, 4, 5 and 6-blade tiller disc plows fit your tractor, your soil, and your type of plowing. Heavy adjustable scrapers are standard equipment , ftp ih . Th National farm and H'i Hour ' (vary Saturday NSC .VT SAKS AND SI It VICi J : T. A: TURNER & CO. 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