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i o'clock Easter Service
i t t!ae Plnk Hill Method-
i Sunday morning. Rev.
c wss. directed toy Mr.
, . uor wu In charge and
: r.'in. A good crowd attend-
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: . N. P. rarrlori pastor of the
: I "11 group of Presbyterian
i . s, has announced a group
: g of the Presbyterian Youth
.-uwsjhip lo he held at the Legion
iut near Maxwell's Mill on March
Vat 8 o'clock pjn. Hervey Kor
..gay. Jr., of Calypso, "who U dis
ict chairman and . Sallie 'Ann
Simmons of Mt Olive, comradeship
.uainnan,. axe- expected , to- attend
as well as others over the district!
A picnic supper will , be served.
:oa Wells-is president of the local
J; oup, with Miss Margaret Smith'
iJult advisor and Miss Madeline
Canwell her assistant. v.;,-
ZZZ Hunt
Am ?gg Hunt with about SO
children attending was held at the
Tink Hill Presbyterian church on
woue nut. x. jv. Turner and Mrs.
Horace Tyndall tied for consolation
trophy. Coca colas, salted nuts and
banana cream pie were served.
F. F. A. Events ,
Friday afternoon. Several, prizes
were given after the hunt t idy
eggs and ice cream were set 1,
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Hostess To j 4
Women Of Church V
.r . ... . . , I Pink Hill won second place in a
Mrs, Faison Turner waa hostess TooU identification Contest sUg
to a meeting ot PresfcvterlM Worn-. w by souy,, Federation
en of the Church at hereto on bt Kuture Farmers' of America as
Tuesday night Mi Ear Smith Southwood School Tuesday after
presided. Mrs. N. IV Farrior .was -Boon. Prjfrea of tools were present,
la charge of the Bible study.afld. t0 too eight individual win
ners by "the sponsors, Allison
Erwin Co. of Charlotte. ; . '
reviewed the Book of Hebrews.
The' following "officers were' in
stalled toy Mrs; Farriot: Mtj. Earl
Smith! Chairman of Church Exten
sion; Mrs. Roger Inman, Chairman
on Education Mrs. Egbert Grady,
Chairman Annuities, and Belief;
livestock Judging Team ;
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The Lenoir Co. H Club Live
stock Judslno- Team heM la final
jars, i. a. ivmer wm ""- practice Tuesday before . entering
Circle Chairman, Keports of tne,,h. r.-,- ... eh.
past year were heard. ..
the Eastern Fat Stock Show and
Sale at Rocky Mount April 4. The
team will also enter' the Coastal
Plains Fa- Stock Show and Sale In
tCinstnit nn Anrll 1 1 ' (UamhaN tt
MM. ffloya iieain -enwrwiHeu M,- team are Rrtihv Hl rf Pink
the-Wednesday Afternoon (not my) hjU Rouse 'and i William
Bridge Hostess -
man from Lenoir County, at the
19th District Federation of Home
Demonstration Clubs meeting ajt
Burgaw , Wednesday Included Mrs.
U H. Turner of Pink Hill.
Local Winner
. Bobby Hicks of Pink HiU was
', local winner In the schools public
speaking contest and was awarded
; $3.00. In' the county contest in Kin
ston Friday afternoon Kenneth
Rouse of Wheatswamp captured
: first prize of $29.00 and Leroy
Daughtry of Contentnea and Glen
da Noble tied for second place.,.' ;
j- All - entrants spoke on "Green
Pastures", Sponsors were the State
Bankers -Association and Agricul
turists in Lenoir County. ,
Bridse Club at her home (Wednes
day of last week. Jonquils decorated
the living room wnere onies were
set for Play." Mrs.,, Helen Turner
received a ' prize for nign. score,
Mrs. D. W. Ririfln for second high
Davis of Moss' Hill.
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i Family Get-Together .
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Turner were
hosts to the- Turner-Davis families
at -a dinner, at .their home Easter
Sunday. Guests from out of. town
included Mr. and Mrs. Selby Tur
ner and family of Scarsdale, N. Y.,
Dr.- and Mrs. Itola Charmello and
children, Beverly and Jeibbe of Wil
mington, DeU-Mrs. S. P. Watson,
Mrs. Matt Burke and John. Watson
of New Bern, Mr. and Mrs. Mor
timer .Maxwell and Miss Celia
Maxwell, Kinston, Miss Jacqueline
Burke, Kenansville, Miss Em)lelh
Msxwell and Mr. Harold Latham
of Norfolk, Miss Sarah Ann Max
well of Richmond, Dr. and- Mrs.
Ludlow Turner, Billy Ketchem-and
Mrs. Kitty Sutton of Jacksonville,
Miss Betty Jesn Davis. WCUNC,
Greensboro, and Mr. Clayton Rouse
and daughters of Moss Hill.
biumaOH MAXWELL i I : I. . i .
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Edgar Max-' .ennetn Maxweu 01 vnv spent
eU of PinklHill. iN. C, announee.iwr, nuaay ai jus nome.
ihi mraffment of their dauehter.l . MT- r iowers pi
LEE-LATTA
Miss Katherlne Hope Latta of
Raleigh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. B. Latta of Lillington and Mr.
Sanford Howard Lee of Pink Hill
rerf married Friday. March 23. in
Emlleigh, to Herald R. Latham of
Charlotte, son of Mrs. Howard G.
Harris of Norfolk.
, Miss Maxwell attended W. C.
U. -.N. , C. in Greensboro ana the
University of North Caroline, at
Chapel Hill, "t where; he received
an . A. B. degree in Journalism.
She is. news director ox radio and
television station. WTAR In Nor
folk.. She is ,a former member of
the news staff of The Free Press in
Kinston.
Mr. Latham attended N. C; State
College and the University of North
Carolina. He Is a member of Delta
Psi. social fraternity. For. the past
two years he was a reporter for the
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch. He re
cently Joined the reportorial staff
of the Charlotte Observer. ,: '
The wedding will take place' on
May 20 in the Pink Hill Methodist
Church. ' No invitations - will be
mailed in Pink Hill. ' '
the Harmony Baptist Church- near
Lillington. - .. . . . -' '
Mr. Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. S.
M. Lee of Pink Hill to Agriculture
teacher in the PlkevUle- High
SchooL He is graduate of N. C
SUte College.
Comittee Chairman
Serving on committees iis chair-
Washington, N-.C. were guests of
the J, A, Worleys Sunday. , f
Mr, Haryey Turner, recent law
school graduate at Carolina, has
returned to-hla home here. ; , .' j
Wallace King, employed in New
port News, Va. has returned follow
ing a holiday visit at his home. '
Mr. nd Mrs. Jasper' Smltlr had
as guests 'Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Stroud of Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs. 3. K, Smith and daughter
of Pink Hill.'
v Mr; and Mrs.' Charles Nash an (
daughter and Miss Ann May of
Kinston were week end guests of
ikt. and Mrs. J. r.'May. " . .' ','!
' Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Turner and I
daughters Judy and Marsha. Were
Easter guests of Mrs W. B. "Marsh
burn of Richlands. . I. '
-. Mrs. T. A. Turner spent Sunday"
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parrott'
in Kinston. f i. A:, ..:-:; V
; Mrs. H. E. Maxwell will spend
the week end in (Norfolk with her
daughter ttiiss Emiieisa Maxwell.
Messrs. Hunter Wells of Cataw
ba College; Salisbury and Alfred
Wells of Dalrden College spent
the holidays with their parents.
Misses Peggy Jo Stroud and Bet
ty Jean Davis, WCUNC are spend
ing the spring holidays at home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sheppard and
Mrs. Leo Mast spent the week end
with, relatives at Sugar Grove.
Other members of the Grady, fac
ulty included Miss Thehna Dilday, j
Ahoskle; Miss Margaret Smith,; of
PagelandKS,. C.; Miss Ruth Taylor,
Greenville, ,kiind - Miss MadeUno
Carswell; Fayetiteville.
Dr. and Mrs. Itola Charmello and
children returned to their home in
Wilmington, Del.; following a visit
wit -the L. H. Turners. Mrs. Char-
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