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Sponsor Contest
The Pink Hill Business Mens
. Club is sponsoring a home decora
tion contest for Christmas, The
winner will receive a $25 savings
bond. Prizes will be presented to
the first, second and third place
winners from each of the stores In
the community.. Excellent response
has been noted so far in the contest.
Xmas Programs :
Friday, and Sunday
The regular Christmas program
of the Pink Hill Presbyterian Chur
ch will be held at the church on
Friday night of this week. The pro
gram, for the most part, will be
made up of children and Is under
the direction of Mrs. T. J. Turner.
The Methodist Church will pre
sent its special program on Sunday
night, Dec. 24, Rev. D. C. Boone,
pastor, will be id charge. The pub
lic is most cordially Invited to at
tend both services. ' , -:
CONTENTNEA AND '
PINK HILL SPLIT
Contentnea's boys took a 57-46
victory over , Pink Hill Saturday
night but high-scoring Shirley How-
trd put in 85 points to lead the
Pink Hill girls to a 56-54 victory.
The Pink Hill girls led 30-20 at
the. half and the Contentnea boys
had a 28-17 lead at haUtime.
Scoring for Pink Hill were Shir
ley Howard 35, Ruffln 11, Hill 6
For Contentnea Lucy Sutton 24,
Peggy Hughes 21, Minnie Lou Hall
5, Minnie Lou Langston 4. . :
Boys Game: Pink Hill Bill
iard 20, Howard 0. Contentnea
Harold Lang 19, John Smith 10. -
Greetings
from
Voodrow Smith
"iti I aJ$s Ja Ja JL..5
Married 59 Yczrs
Friends and relatives of the hon
ored couple have received the fol-
lowing invitation:, v
' "In honor of the fiftieth wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joe J.
Davis, their sons and daughters re
quest the pleasure of your company
on Sunday, December 24th, three
until five at the home- of Mr. and
Mrs. Leighton H. Turner."
On the face of the Invitations,
the numerals 1900-1950 were stamp
ea in gold. - t
CHAIRMAN NAMED
Wbltf ord Hill of Pink Hill Rt 1,
was named Production and Mark
eting Committee Chairman for the
second time as result of elections
on Thursday. ' -
WINNE2S
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WOYFlAN0Elg
Groceries
and
Service Station
Albertson
Office Supplies
AND EQUIPMENT '
DESKS, CHAIRS, FILING CABINETS
LEDGERS) 0INDEjJlS, SHEETS and INDEX
John if Carter Company :
KINSTON, N. C.
TOBACCO SEED,
Speight's Dixie Bright 101
We are selling SPEIGHTS Tobacco Seed
afld have : just received a , small shipment of
DIXIE BRIGHT 101 which is Resistant to Black
Shank and WUt. ,
r This Seed is in short supply and we suggest
that you get yours now.
We will also have all Standard Varieties of
SPEIGHT'S Tobacco Seed.
SEVEN SPRINGS SUPPLY CO.
Seven Springs, II. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Heath of
Pink Bill, Rt, 1, were recently
named winners In the Lenoir Co,
Better Fanning for Better Living
Contest for 1950. They have two
children, Elwood who la married
and lives with his family on the
same farm with his parents, and
Mary Alice, whl is a senior at. the
Pink Hill School. , .
Snow Hill Takes Double
Snow Hill took two victories over
Pink HUl at Snow Hill last week.
The Snow Hill boys trailing 23-21
at half time, took a three-point lead
at the end of the third quarter and
matched Pink Hill point for point
for a 02-49 win.-;':v:;-,.s r-''
In the girls game, Snow HUl scor
ed an easy 44-30 win.
High scorers for Snow HUl In
the girls gam were Lois Dobson
16, Lillian Barrow 16. Pink HUl
Shirley Howard 22, Bonnie Howard
6. Best Defense Snow HUl Lo
rraine Murphy, Marjorie Sutton.
Pink HUl Barbara Stroud, Betty
Brltt Perkins. .
Boys Gme:-Suow Hill Soger
Ham 13. Billy MoCoy 12. Pink HUl
W. Blkaard S3, Geo. Howard 8.
Defense: Snow Hill Howard Ham
and Edwin-Lane. Pink HUl Geo.
Howard and Thomas Byrd. ',
WINS SCHOLARSHIP
Among the-J4 recipients of S50
scholarship -1 the school of agri
culture at State college recently
was Damon Keith Sutton of Seven
springs. - T
PERSONALS r
Old North Stats 4-H 7inners Named
r)P ranking records In the 19E0 fcultonal 4-H Dairy Achievement,'
Frozen Foods and Tractor VMntenance programs have brought
state honon to three North Carc::,aa caub m.-jbers.
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Mirth Cuhion
v - Cry Frank .
t Achievement in dairy produov-presented
tlon and management has earned
state honors for Cary Franks, 18, .
of Raleigh In the 4-H Dairy
Achievement program. Dairy prao- -ticea
and care of animals learned
In the project has given him an
understanding of the principles
of sanitation and animal health. -Cary
also has learned the value
of teamwork and sportsmanship. .
A 4-H'er for seven years, the
youth developed a line herd of
Ave cows, and helps his father
manage herd of 148 Holstelns. :
In 1950 Out became state cham- -plon
in Dairy Judging and went ,
to the National Dairy Show at ,
Waterloo, Iowa. He won first
place In showmanship at the Dis-.
trlct Dairy Show and placed
eighth at the National 4-H Dairy t
Judging -Contest. Gary haa been
president and Junior leader of his
local club and was eleoted presl-'
dent of the County 4-H organlia
tion. Lederle ' Laboratories has '
provided Gary's award hand- '
some gold watch.
There's no. fuss or muss to
serve a tasty meal on short notice
in the Cashlon famUy of Cornel-;
ius, since daughter Martha, 17,
has learned how . to freese all
kinds of food. Proof that she did .
a first rate Job is not only in the '
eating, but also la the fact that
she won top state honors In the
4-H Frozen Foods program. The
award, a handsome gold watch ;
inscribed with her name, was
Morril WoodaU ,
by International Har
vester. A club member for elsht
years, Martha' has frozen , 623
' Quarts- of food. Her - 4-H garden
supplied most of the 143 quarts
ot vegetables and 6S of straw-
, berries. , She troae over , 1,70
pounds of meat. Martha raised
the chickens, turkeys, as well as
i the pork, and a calf supplied her
with 865 pounds of beef. The
young homemaker ' won note
worthy honors on her many ex
hibits, including $200 in cash
prizes. Martha la president of th
county group and Junior leader
, of her local 4-H Club. .
:, Morris Wood?!!,. 16, ot Benson,
found that pliniy of hard work
and diligent L jy helped him
reach the top. in the 4-H Tractor
Maintenance program. Acquiring
l the know-how to care for and op
erate the family tractor meant
'considerable savings In time and
money, too. Morris has been a
club member for four years. He
attended tractor maintenance
school at North Carolina State
College. Applying all he learned
to the care ot his tractor at home,
he kept it operating more effi
ciently. Morris was county win
ner in tractor maintenance for
two years. The youth is president'
' of the county group and serves
his local 4-H - Club as Junior
leader. American OU Co. -furnished
funds for Morris National
4-H Club Congress trip to Chicago.
' All of these racttvities are conducted under the direction of the
Extension Service of the State Agricultural CoUege and USDA co
operating. , v
Mrs. T. A. Turner and Mrs. Frank
Parrott, Jr., of Klnstonwere .Ral
eigh visitors Wednesday. .
Roland Smith of Calypso visited
his grandmother Mrs. Hattie Davis
recently. ' - . , .... .
Mr. and Mrs. E. MV'silU' spent
the week end with Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Lee In Falson. The Lees are
leaving Dec. 10 for Tampa, Fla., to
spend the holidays with Mr. Frank
Lee, Jr. and family.
Lt Col H D. Maxwell visited his
parents during the week. He left
Friday night by plana for New
foundland, was weU and hearty and
in the best of spirits.
James Ragsdale, brother of Mrs.
H. D. Maxwell, Jr. has been miss
ing in action In Korea for the .past
four months. His wife lives at WU
Usmston, S. C.
. Mr. Dunn Smith of Albertson has
returned from a Farm Bureau con
vention in Dallas, Texas. '.
Students homo for the holidays
includes Harvey Turner and Ken
neth Maxwell, UNC; Peggy ' Jo
Stroud and Betty Jean Davis, WC
UNC; Hilda Lee and Evelyn Kor-
negay, ECTC.
Mesdames Helen Turner, Jones
Smith, J. J. Smith, E. M. Sills and
Floyd Heath were Goldsboro shop
pers Wednesday,
. Mrs. Ike Stroud and Mrs. Helen
Turner were In Warsaw Thursday.
Mrs. H. S. Kornegay, Miss Eva
Belle Kornegay and Robert and
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l. p. n;:?ALL:S sc:;s
pirn: hill
Jay Kornegay of Warsaw visited
Mrs. Floyd Heath Mohday. r
Mr. George Turner 'was a recent
business visitor in Charlotte,
Junllan Grady has returned . to
New - York where he Is employed
following a few daysat his home in
Albertson, Rt. 1, having been call-
ad because of the death of his mo
ther Mrs. 'Leslie Grady.-. ..
V. K. Amlt hexpects'io spend the
holidays with the Mewbern family
in Savannah, Ga. . : v
Misses Annie and NeUIe Grady
of Klnston, Mr. and Mrs. William
Gooding of Wallace, Mr. and Mrs.
Emmett Rogers and Helen Smith
of Smith township visited the H.
D. Maxwells Sunday. t 7 i
-Highway officers from Klnston
and Fayetteville were among those
enjoying a barbecue supper given
for the men - who built the new
road from highway 11 by Maxwell
tnUl which was served at the Leg
Ion Hut Friday night-
Dee Stroud and Elbert Smith, em
ployed in Clarkton, spent the week
end in Pink HiU. - ,
-' Miss Lula TyndiaU was hostess
to mentbers of the Tyndall famUy
at a Christmas, party at her home
Saturday night; Gifts were exchan
ged and the hostess served fruit
cake and Coca colas. -
N OT1CE OF SUMMONS
- BY PUBLICATION
In The General County Court
NORTH CAROLINA :
DUPLIN COUNTY
S. H. QUINN
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VIRGINIA WHALEY QUINN
C: ;Iin Tin::?
KENANSVILLE N.C.
FLQW2SG IOH
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technically suited to some certain on the market. Better s
purpose or at least to the user's I product of a maker L.
: The defendant, Virginia Whaley
Qulnn, will take notice that an ac
tion entitled as above has been com
menced in ' the General County
Court of Duplin County, North Car.
oUna, by the plaintiff above named
against the defendant for n abso
lute divorce on the grounds of two
years separation, and In which. the
defendant is interested and which
cause of action la set forth in the
Complaint- filed in this cause, and
that the' defendant , is a, necessary
party to this action; and that the
said defendant' will -further take
notice that she is required to ap
pear at the office of the Clerk of
General' County -.Court of Duplin
County in Kenansvllle, North Car
olina on the 16th day of January,
1951, and answer or demur to the
complaint filed in thU action, which
has been duly filed in said Office,
or on or before the 9th day of Feb
ruary, 1951, or the plaintiff will ap
ply for the relief demanded In the
complain. ' 1 ,
This 16th day of January, 1950.
R. V. Wells, Clerk of
' General County Court
Grady Mercer . -.
Attorney for Plaintiff V
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SPOUTS AFIELD
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By TED RESTING . . '
Picking tackle to suit the angler,
If he's beyond the novice stage, is
a pretty tricky matter. If the purch
aser Isn't an angler, he or she is
more likely to buy something ex
pensive and pretty, but completely
useless to the recipient With a
little ingenuity you can discover
what will please him. Here, are a
few general -suggestions: ;!'
Rods Strangely, with everything
else sky-high now, never before
were there such good values in
rods fly. casting or spinning.
There are many distinct varieties
of rods, even in fly rods alone, each
firm belief as to what's suited for
that purpose. Just buying somebody
a rod would be like buying him a
pair of shoes Without knowing the
size he wears. Find out what he
wants, --.v . .-.v. ;. ... "j.
- In -reelsv too, never were there
such good values. BeUeve it or not,
$5.00 will now buy a casting reel
that will cast much better and more
smoothly than the $50.00 reel of a
generation ago. However, there are
also some very poor casting reels
reliable. The same advi e i ; ,
all articles of tackle. T-.. . j
highly specialized busings C j
for accurate technical know: j
of its minute points.
As for lines, find out M t t
of casting or spinning line t s ? -son
Uses, and get him urvi a
like it; he probably won't t ta
change. Don't givS anybody a t
fly Une. The line must be .1 t e
right sice to fit his rod or it's com
pletely useless.
Chrislniis
Greetings
M. B- HOLT
ALBERTSON
Turner & Turne
INSURANCE AGENCY
' "ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
L. C TURNER, i. T. J. TURNER
. - Pink Hut's Oldest Insurance Ageaey ,
PINK HILL, N.
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Best Wishes
for a
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a
HAPPY HEW YEAR
T. A, Tiimor Co.
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