North Carolina Newspapers

. ... h 7 i '.i J ill J i 1 Mrs. L. H. Turner Won r bond, first prize. In the oration contest staged in l daring the holidays. The a featured a Santa Claus j 3 pack on the roof of the out to. enter the chimney ver his goods. It was an at e displasu and attracted a . 1 of attention. The Turners i-' J presented several nice r ora the Pink Hill merchants home of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Turner in rime um, is stationed with the 28th Division at Camp Atterbury. ; 5 waraon is residing with her parent in Kinston. Moiher Of Local Woman Dies Mrs. Gates of St. Matthews, S. C, the mother .of Mrs. J. R. Davis of Pink Hill died early Monday morn ing at her home: Mr. and Mrs. Da. vis had Just returned from a visit there when, the message came that n to .the bond. Mr. and KMrs. Gates had passed away. . Davis -won second prize I ' ' utest With Ifcvand Mrs. PERSONALS " iuu winning wira place, i and Courtney Mitchell, all of on Mo: f s w ere' Mesdames Charlie I Dinner eueata nf Mr. ann Mr. on, Vettion Offitt, Cecil Wo- , T. J. Turner Thursday Were Mr and Mrs. Edgar Koonce, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marshburn and Mrs. Ethel Frazelle all of Richlands.- i Washington, D. C. Sunday after a visit With relatives here. 3CL OPENS MONDAY e Pink Hill school opened on Jay, Jan. . following the holi i, B: F. Grady opened Tuesday: j A Js -'i ;:2S Eve.5 turned to her-home in Roxboro following a vlslt with relatives. amy Moore of; Charlotte has Been visiting his grandmother Mrs, G. M. Turner here... "Vi v Ret. and Mrs, .Emmett: Watson were recent overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. L.'H. Turner,- ' Messrs J. M. Jones, James Miles and Johnny ' Holden were recent visitors in Brunswick, Ga. Jackson ville and Atlantic Beach, Fla, ' Mr. and Mrs. H. S."Wetmore of Raleigh and Mrs. Street Kornegay and Mr. Clontz Kornegay -of War saw; were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Heath during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith spent Sunday with Mr; and Mrs. W. !.'-?. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Loftin of ' Dri and Mrs. D. W. Ruffin were called to Ahoskle Friday do to the critical Illness of Mrs. Ruffin's mo ther who Is hospitalized there. Mrs. Kelly Palmer of Salemburg is visiting In the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, "F. May.- .-. v ' ' " : , ; Mrs. Emmett Rogers and infant son Emmett' Earl, have, returned home from a Kinston hospital. ' Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor r J t. and Mrs. George C. Boney of Kiiu.ton announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret Ruth to Ret. James Emmatt Watson, son of . visited the J. A. Worley family re Mrs. L. C. Watson and the late Mr. ' ceirtly enroute to their home in Watson of. New York, N.Y., on Richlands from a holiday visit with tcct-'mbe 24 in Dillon, S: C, The relatives in Charlotte. bridegroom whowas-reared in the1 Mrs. Bessie ,W. Williams has re- Turner & Turner. ' '. INSURANCE AGENCY v -v "ALL RINDS OF INSURANCE ! L. C TURNER, J, T. J. TURNER Fink Hill's Oldest Insurance Agency PINK HILL,' N. C X'-.: :r Of f ice Supplies -ANL-EQUIPMNT, "M. DISKS, CILAIRS, FILING CABINETS LEDGERS BINDERS, SHEETS and INDEX Jc!:n II. Carter Company KINSTON, n; a ' i fttch Awards for 4-H Work "3 (foldJUled watches were awarded clnb members for X hlghset rating In N. Carolina for work Inthe I960 : s dairy foods demonstraUons, home grounds beautiflca- animal and toll and water conservation programs. A i r records Indicates they, were active all-round 4-H' era. V 1 L own .. . PsWds Gordon --- i Brown, IT, of Moores s learned that successful ' depends largely . on - the ct, he has done such a in -H SoR and Water ion v program, that he d out fortop state i u astone Tire & Rubber uted Ralph with an ap r engraved gold watch. X out the program for ,i nlph has followed cer nclples, such a the on of over-grasing : In i and the use of terraces ver Crops to stop soil . In one lowland paBture ved excess water by open t drainage ditches, while -us of several fields he'a a nf nhrubl for wlldllfe.- uinh's club career he Rivenbark at Wallace, Guests of the J. F. May family Sunday Included Mr. and Mrs. Char les ' Nash and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Rock and Miss Ann May of Kinston, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cart of Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Boney and daughter of Norfolk, Va. Mrs.- Horace Tyndall and Miss Wanda Tyndall spent the holidays in New Yor City. ; , - . ., t ; Mr.' an Mrs. A. P.' Tyndall were guests of Mrs. J,. C. Davis at' Moss HU1. during the holidays. " L ' John Shelton Smith wlththe US AF, stationed in Wyoming, visited relatives here recently". '''v. : V Miss Betty Edwards left Tuesday night for Asireville where she will continue "her' studies-1- at Plonks School of Creative Arts. 6heex- ,pects to receive her diploma on May 30. ..( Dinner guests of the-Dr. H' A. Edwards Xmas eve were MR and Mrs. J. Sandlin, Jerry and Mar tha Sandlin of Beulavllle and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Smljh and daughter of Pink Hill. -. Mrs. Edward Hill has been ser iously ill at -her home for several days with an ear infection. . . Mr. and Mrs. John: Sheppard have returned from a wedding trip and are are at home at the Grady teacherage. Mrs. Sheppard is the fprmer Miss Catherine Stokes, of Sugar Grove. ''.';''..'' Mr. W. T. Herring iias returned to Greenville, Tenn. where he is on the tobacco market following a vis it with Ms parents Mr; and, Mrs. Scott Herring. ' ' ------ Mr. E. R. Maxwell left Sunday for Austin, Texas having accompa nied Mr. and Mrs. .S. J.. Maxwell home, following a visit ;with his pa rents Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Maxwell. Misses Betty Jean ; Davis and Peggy Jo Stroud returned to WC UNOTuesday after a holiday with their parents." l4 Mr. Charles, tee Overton.of Ed enton and State College Waaa guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davis-recently. -. v.-i; Miss Sarah Ann Mlaxwell of Rich mond, Va. spent Uevr Years day at lll2 Mrs. rVillie R Harper Gox : The people aiHarper-Souther-Jand wish everyone - the happiest and most prosperous flew, yeari, . Dinner uests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Southerland of Kenansville, RPD, Xmas day were Mr.- and Mrs. WUlie Harper and Ruthie Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Merrltt and Paulette of Magnolia. , . Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sutton spent Xmas with their son Lynn who is a hospital patient In Gastonia. New York . were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blanc bard Souther- land Christmas day also Mr. and Mrs. Nick Smith and Tommle of Pink Hill and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Southerland of B. F. Grady. . . Sgt Leamon Harper of Ft. Ben- ning, Ga. spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Harper. Carol J. Harper, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Grlssom Harper of Albertson, has enlisted la the Army and stationed at Ft. Jackson, S. C. Mrs. Edna Bell of Kinston was a holiday guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Grlsfom Harper. ' ,. (A little late) Mr, and Mrs. Milo Harper announce the birth - of- a son, Donald Wayne, at Parrotts Hos pital in Kinston on Nov. 14, 19oQ. Mrs, Harper is the former Mildred Alcock- of Kinston. ' " . , Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Davis of Bel. mont spent Xmas week- with Mr. and Mrs. Furney Harper and Mr. and Mrs. Thurmau Harper. Xmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rayford Harper were Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Harper of Washington, D. C, Mrs. Mable Roberts and children of Baltimore, .Md.. Mr. and Mrs. Ressie Qulnn and family and Mrs. Ambrose Smith and fanv ily. , r ; -'. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grlssom Harpe on Xmas day were Mr. and Mrs: Jerald Harper, Mr. and Mra. Herman Aycook of Pikeville, Mrs. Edna Bell of Kinston, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Harper and children and Clif ton a$ Braxton Bell of Pikeville. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Haroer and Phil speiit Xmas with her fa ther Mr. D. M. Lemmon who is ill at his home fn Delco." Mr. and Mrs. Milo Harper were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alcock in Kinston Xmas day. , Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Southerland and family of Suffolk, Va. spent the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J, K. Southerland. Miss Mary Sue Yarbrough of Ke nansville,' spent Xmas week with her cousin Ruthie Ann Harper. -Mrs. Wm. Sutton and Mrs. Rich ard Hill visited their mother Mrs. Jim Potter New Year's day. Clarane . Chppll, Jr. AgnilUe RuihNiehqlf Shlri.yWu9h maxed a busy and eventful four years iri Club work for "Clarence. , Chapp'ell,. Jr.; 16, of Belvldere. He raised 69 DuroC and Hamp shire hogs, 11 Hampshire aheep and five beet cows. Young Chap pell has won many high honors, . including district winner of the Hereford trophy for the best , mvn iuu y , . Bteer, At the Albermarle fat stocrt r t,es as junior leader - he had reserve , -d Gray, 15, of Kerners- "", -i,. .ni w and war- winner in beet cattle judging at Raleigh. Clarence serves his local 4-H Club aa Junior leader. Thoa. " B. Wilson, Chicago meat packer, has provided awards In this pro gram for 21 yearSv ' -A thorough understanding of the lmportanca of dairy foods plus the many new ways to vary th. Ata thAln iifiA. brou&rht ton i.j vnA hntinra in Amfll Lee. IS. oi aen- PHIUtVU WWI11W Vuvmw. - o , ' . - . This year she son, and the team . of Rutn Nlcnois;- io, qi An, uu Bhlrley Waugh,- 16, of White ; Plains. Agnes' prize-winning dem onstration was "Floating Island for Dessert". TEe tfiam demon strated "Cottage Cheese and Cheese Salads." Their project, .' Dairy Foods Demonstration, is -sponsored by the Carnation Co., who presented the watches. The girls admitted that a lot of plan ning and practicing were neces ' ....... unfnvA thnv wara readv to nal program ell-- give their nnlanea aemonBimLiou. cUvlllfs are conducted under the direction oi ine a of the State Agricultural College and USDA co- a won recognition In the md received a ?z u. o. . - i nnd. ' K- ' a Gordon, 17, Mount Airy, s honors in the 4-H Home f ion program. In com as project, she not only t the farmstead, but ad- to Its value. In the five t Patricia has carried t she has accomplished yard, a i.i an old driveway and e outside of buildings, i. she was County .-'n, won live blue rib ! v.-.l and two white at , a has been vlce-prosi- ! Franklin. - luo has been elected npr for 1951. Mrs. n, donated the I 'tirh award in-, nt's name, s a honors In the ItSltD " -ii ' The " tobacco barn package brings you high-quality high yielding seed.- ' ; Grown on MeNair Farms - f T- . By . Yi:!J-Tesfed Seed Coiiipony j t4 LAURINBURG, N. C. , - Sold By: " Garner Brothers ' Mt OUve, N. C. j. : . Falson Hardware Co. . Falson, N, C. V, Warsaw Hardware Co. Warsaw, N. C. L M. Sanderson ",, Magnolls. N, C. " n ; : " ; Gardner Edwards - Beulavllle, N. C. - Mary B. Parker,; Merchant i', - Chlnquaplrr, :N. C, i -Yore Store : . Kenansville, N. C, iNVEmiomf that. figefveiy?u ; K33).iateC li aoncAmr :, icat great ta-Pt ventora B was - -. born (n Wterrfll, H f Hl mmlly moni ; to Rochester tn I860. At the age of 4r ' George wuobUgwl to Mate Mliool and go -: to ork for thiMdoUan aweek to Mp ; . support hi wWnred mother aad two sl i . ten. At the age of 20. he bacame book keeper for the Rochater aannss Baak4 v u aecMea on a earar w poowsimiwj and set about simplifying complicated method! of tht Umt, thul making po, Hbl a new popular bobby. Patent far his first Kodak wu No. 22S.503 end, with 60 1 employees, he began prodndng Kodaks In 188& He continued to Intent and produce , photo facllitlea for the rest of bis life.1 - Today Uw Eastman Kodak Ca hm SJ.000 on Its payroll Kodak inventions have glf-' en employment to hundreds of thousands - in ouict organiMiwina y . , . - NATIONai PATINT C0UMTJf ' , Cfihhm ot ,,i.,. rf i!;-r.2f.. Altirf Jone$71 Funeriliuiiiap? Albert Jones, ?i, of the Foun tain Town Community, died 'Sat. urday at 1 a.m. in the Onslow County Hospital. He was a farmer and a lifelong resident of the com munity. Funeral services were con. ducted Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the Muddy Creek Bap tist Church. Burial, was In the Fountain Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Minnie Jones; one son, Ernest, of the home; one daug hter. Mrs. Ophelia Melton of Jack sonville;i two sisters,. Beulah Jones and Julia Jones; both of Richlands; three brothers, Andrew of Raleigh, Joshua of Warsaw and Isaac Jones of Richlands; three grandchildren. Montana harvests more than 3 million Christmas trees each year. One hundred years ago on Sept 10, two i men in .Memphis, Tenn. were issued a patent on a cotton picking machine. FLO WBRSi FO B . All Occasions At BiOiy-s IN KINSTON Mrs. O Turner Ajfent In Pink Hill. Tel 285-1 For All Popular Mafazineg New or Renewal, See Mrs. Floyd Heath PINK HILL Tele. 117-S her home here. : The 'following couples enjoyed an oyster supper near New Bern New Years eve: Mr; and Mrs. Jas per Tyndall, Mr. and Mrs. T. X Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones, Mr. ahd Mrs. Linwood Tur ner, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Turner, Mr., and Mrs. James Miles, Miss Narcie Williams and Mr. George Turner. ' $ , ' Patrolman and Mrs. Setb Thomas and daughter returned Sunday af ter ivisitlng ' , Hillsboro. . - Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben King Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. James Barwlck and Jean and" Carol of Seven Springs and Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Boone of Pink Hill. Rachel King returned after vis itl.ig the Barwlcks. - v v j Melvin and Glenn Williams, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Lehman Williams have been ill with pneumonia and sinus trouble in a Kinston hospital. ;.. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Herring, Mrs, Annie Mae Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Herring and Mr. W. T. Her ring were guests of the Frank Yar boro family at Rocky Mount Sun- feVV, NOTICE .. , . ' Having qualified as executrix of the estate of Julian M. Dobson, de ceased,' late of - Duplin County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to ex hibit them' to the undersigned at Bunnlevel, North Carolina, on or before the 30th day of December, 1951, or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All per sons; indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment This the 27th day of December, 1950. , . -t - Mrs. Marie Dobson Canady, . Executrix of the estate of - ! Julian M. Dobson. 2-2-61. M. C. . . ' , r;:::n cc: start.. ;hcres an Ar:Ti-t!::TAf! :: that, you can trust i , are stewed ' b rr.z-y cc::s EXECUTOR'S NOTICE , . TO CREDITORS Having qualified as executor of the estate of D. B. Johnson,-deceased, late of Duplin ' County, North Carolina, this Is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased o ex hibit them to the undersigned at Chinquapin, N. C, or Grady Mer cer, Beulavllle, N. C. on or before the 14th day of November, 1031, or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery, All persons In debted to said, estate will please make Immediate payment This 14th day of December, 1050. George Frank Landen, Exe cutor of D. B. Johnson. Grady Mercer, Attorney at Law l-26-6t GM The Ledyard Vault Precision Built Proof Age AIR-SEAL , - Manufactured by - SMITH VAULT CO. ; KINSTON . - v Consult Your Local Funeral Director (SflDILE WE WILL HAVE NO MORE THIS SEASON GET YOURS NOW SEVEN SPRINGS SUPPLY CO. Seven Springs, N. C. NOTICE! TRAPPERS AND DEALERS bring or ship your mink or mutkrat pelfs to me HIOHZST MARKET PRICES PAID by Sol Isaacs at . . . Ssl. Isaass--Gs3rge Ccstesa Oo. Center Street Goldsboro, N. C. ... We Build to a STANDARD Not to a PRICE! . CONCRETE PRODUCTS INCORPORATED Phone S412 ntnsto, N. In). Yelbv Shelled Corn $1.50 ... In Shuck $1.35 7hil3 Shelled Corn $1.40 . . . In Shuck $1.28 o S... , BALTIC, N.C.