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gans it's revival Monday night of
May 28tb at 8:00 p. m. The Rev.
Mark Lawrence, pastor of the
Queen street Methodist church of
Kinston will be the guest preach-
i Beginning Monday afternoon the
Wooding ton church began a week's
vacation Bible school. The com
munity Is invited to attend both
services for the week. -
Student Awards
O Winning awards at recent com
mencement exercises Pink ""I
. High . school were: . Mary Alice
Heath, tyJping and vuitHuj?;
Bonnie Howard, girls athletics;
'William (Blizzard, boys athletics;
Lou Ann Davis, home economics;
Betty Howard. English; and Fran-
cellne Tyndeil, Agriculture. ;. , ;
In a departure from usual cus-
- torn, two seniors were named vale
dictorians. They were Ercelle San
derson and Bobby Hick '- - ---'
Class mascots ;, were r Maxine
Quinn and Charles Harper.
. Marshall were Ann Davis, chief,
Fiorina Deaver, EJfle Mae Harper,
LuBetty Howard, Mary Edna Har
per, Lulia Mae Jones and Mary Ella
Smith. ,: VlH".-. ' V.
Mrs. Herald Rowe Lri,"n
Mrs. T. A. Turner has as guests
on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. frank Par
rot and daughters, Mrs. J. F. Par
rot, Sr. and Mrs. Helen Parrott
liOnon of Kinston, Mr. and MrsJ
i-uiie bermans and Leslie Dawn
Senna ns of Ft. Barnwell, Mr. and
. Mrs. T. J. v Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
Graham Turner, and Dr.- and Mrs.
H. A. Edwards of Pink Hill, Mrs.
W. C. Sutton and Sgt. and Mrs.
Harris of Richlands.
Mrs. C. C. Jones has been 111 at
Parrotts 'hospital in Kinston.
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COCA COLA PARTY
After a brief re-hearsal at the.!
ohurtlh Saturday afternoon' Miss
Wanda Tyndall entertained the bri
dal party at a Coca Cola party at
ner name in ironic mil... icea coca
colas, sandwiches and other de
licious foods were served.
Before leaving Norfolk, the bride
was entertained at a dinner party
given by Mr. and Mrs. William (R.
Hankel at Phalla Acres. A luncheon
shower given (by Miss Emily Sew
ell at Ames and Brownley Tea
room, also a sfhower by Miss Eva
Mae Nee at Carriage House and a
shower by Mrs. R. E. Latham and
Miss Ruth Howell at the home of
Mrs. G. H. Harris.
Mr. Linwood'turnef was the hon
ored guest on ihls birthday at an
outdoor supper, given toy Mrs. Tur
ner at their borne in Pink Hill on
Sunday evening. About 30 guests
attended. ; " j,..;
Edwards Flf To
Asheville For Event
.Dr. and Mrs.1 H. A. Edwards left
Tuesday by plane for Asheville to
attend commencement exercises at
Plonk's sdhool of creative arts from
Which their daughter, Miss Betty
Bernice Edwards will receive her
college diploma. Miss Edwards is
expected to spend a Dew daws at
home before returning to Asheville
Where she will be an instructor at
her Alma Mater for a six weeks
summer term., . 7
Mrs. Hera'.d Ra.ve Latham, above,
Is the former idis Emilelgh Max-.'
well, daujuter c; Mr. and Mrs. H
E. Maxwell cf P.mk Hill, who was
married in a-k.i...eh ceremony at
Pink Hill Mej:..iist church Sat-
urday afternoon. The groom is the
son of Mrs. Howard G. Latham of
Norfolk and a reporter on the Char
lotte Observer. The couple will be
at home at 1101 East Morethead St.
in Charlotte aJter June 3.
Miss Ercibigh Maxwell Is Wed To
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In a settina of simplicity
dignity Miss EmileigH Maxwell,
of Pink- Hill became the bride; of J
Mr. Herald Rowe Latham of .Char
lotte, son of Mrs. Howard G. Hafc
ris of Norfolk, on Saturday, May
26th ' in the Pink, Hill Methodist
church. The ceremony was perform
med at five-thirty in tihe afternoon
with the Rev. D. C. Boone, pastor
at the (bride, using the double ring
ceremony. '
; The Church was decorated Wth
palms and sevei)-(brandhed candela
bra with floor baskets of white gladr,
loli. The alter railing was draped
in white and garlands oft fern. Pre
ceding the ceremony Miss Wanda
Tvndail. olamst. presented a prb-
of nuDtlal music including
unnntf Mia nflidll niMmlhApil De
bussy's "Clair de Luoe."- TradW
tional wedding marches were used,
Given in marriage hy her father,
the bride wore a gown of white
oudhess aatin designed with a bas-
oue bodice and a tulle yoke em-
broiderad With seed pearls. The
full bertha of Chantilly lace formed
a cap sleeve and she wore long
catin sauntlets.' The belled :Srt
extended into long circular train
and her fdngertlp veil of illusion
fell from a coronet of orange blos
soms. Her ifiowers were an arm pou-
ouat el bride'i roses.
iMias iSaruh Ann Maxwell of Rich
mond was her sister's maid of hon
or. She wore an orunnal ballerina
length model of imported chantilly
type lace over antique rose with
satin Bash, and martchintg pink san
dals. She carried a bouquet of
mixed summer flowers in her batr.
Ring bearer was Rom Everett La
tham of Norfouc, aepnew ox cne
bridegroom. Miss Eva Mae Nee ox.
Norfolk was mistress of ceremoni
es. . . . !
lEsten Corbell Jones was best man
and groorrfsmen were Lyon E. Max
well of Winston-Salem, brother of
the 'bride, and Gilbert MULeoa on
Norfolk.--
The bride's mother wore a gown
of slice blue crepe with bodice of
matching lace, pink accessories and
a small lace hat She wore a cor
sage of pink rosebuds. The mother
of the bridegroom wore dusty rose
crepe with a small cnadbing hat and
a corsage ox gardenias.
Immediately following the cere
mony a reception was held at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lyiton E. Maxwell greet
ed guests tot the door where they
were invited into h living room
and introduced to the receiving line
by Miss' Eva Mae 'Nee. Mrs. Clar
ence Grady of Kinoton iw" 'n -gutt
room, where Miss Bulb Na
dine Howell of Noiuoik, kuuf-ww
ter of the bridegroom, presided at
the guest book.
In the ball way, Mrs. Leighton H.
Turner invited guests into the din
ing roam where .a color scheme of
green and white was used. The
table was laid with a hand-env
rdidered white linen cloth and cen
tered .with the wedding cake, flank
ed by lighted tapers and rnerv.
Miss Celia Maxwell o: Ulnston ser
ved bridal Ices at one end of tne
table wihtle Mrs. R. E. Latham. of
Norfolk served punch at the oppo
site and. Assisting in serving nuts
and mints were .ss Jacqueline
Burke of Charlotte and Mrs. Kmfh
Curtis Turner, firs. Celia Maxwell
completed serving the .wedding
cake after the brUal couple cut the
first slice, h-
Liter, Mr. and Mrs. Latham left
for a wedding trip so unannounced
points. After June third they wlU
ha at home at 1101 East Moretwad
street In Charlotte where Mr. La-
tnm is a news reporter lor ne
Olwrlotte Observer. The bride tra
veled in a lb'" suit of Honan siA.
det; ned w l iFrench "Ml ai4 an
or' uai jtm. 4 hat of afii'ee-co. d
r trk- ned with forft-' e-
r 1. 1 ' r T awewwrles ww e of
t.. aiicu e tns and her r-
Business Mens Club
Miles, Margie Smith, Jerry John-1 Heath, Frances - Harper, Thomas
ana orm njyru, ueiia anurpny, luorouny ray-
lor, Rena Bell Gray and Edcella
Sanders. The hostesses are mothers
of some of the seniors. .
son, Glenda Stroud
Grey Wilmouth. -; I
Grade 4 Patftcla Howard, Joy
ce Ann Carter, Linda Sue How
ard, Adelphla Howard, Bobby Holt,
Maxine Howard, James Howard.
Edna Carol Koonce, Nancy Jones,
Gracie Taylor, Kenneth Byrd, Lona
Mae Sanderson, Larry Coombs,
John Currin Howard arid Lois Hill.
Grade 5 Ronnie Gene Cox. Kir-
by Everette, Sue HU1, Billie Jean
Jones, Peggy Mitcineil, Jane Rut
fin, Hazel Smith, Linda Spence,
Lou Thigpen and Shirley West-
brook.
Grade 6 Hazel Gray. Wanon-
ah Jones Clysthia Holt, Edna Smith,
Bet Taylor and Uienn auaon.
Grade 7 Sandra Broadhurst,
Pauline Summerlin, Norma Ray
Stroud, Janice Harper, Joyce San
derson and Becky Turner.
Grade 9 Shelvie Jean Howard
and Lula Mae Jones.
Grade 10 Carol Jean Kennedy
Mrs. Herman Fusseil in Rose Hill
recently. , '-,
Mrs. Lehman WlUkamS and son
Glenn and Melvin were receo vis
istors at thecllflfsaf the Neuse and
the Goldsboro dty park.
Mrs. G. H-Tyndall and Miss Wan
da TyndaU left this week for New
York City where Miss Tyndall will
study at Julltard- school of music
for the summer. ,
Miss lMe Korw L. . ;
negay a J i."r. at'id i
Simmons of GMboro 1 i
vlslUog Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Le
gay in St Simon Island, Ga. '
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ilolden ot
Greensboro spent .the weekend i
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. U.
Jones. Their two sons, Rmifin and
Clifford whoh ad been visiting here)
for two weeks returned wwh fr.
Graduates ECC
Receiving a BS degree in exer
cises held at ECC on Monday in
cluded Evelyn Kornegay, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Kornegay of
A'jbertson, Miss Kornegay is spend
ing a few days at home prior to
her marriage to Mr. Layton Coch
ran of Roibersonville, which will
take place May 31, in Greenville.
Personals
Ft Bragg Hospital
'Cpl. William F. Howard, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Howard of
Pink Hill, formerly stationed at
Okinawa, is in a station hospital
at Fort Bragg recovering from a
broken pelvis and fractured back.
onors
Lee Hodges, Mr. Bill Harris, Mrs.
Grace Harris, Mr. John Wilkerson,
Mr. Al Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Latham. Mr. David Kdberson, Mr.
John M. Latham, Mr. David Rotoer-
son, Mr. John M. Patterson, Mr. W.
A. Mclntyre, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
MWDenmott, Miss Mary West Croc
ker, Mrs. Martha Pond, Mr. Milton
Ferrell and Miss Eva Mae Nee, all
of Norfolk: Mrs. W. E. Hoeutt, Mr,
and Mrs: Harold Jones, Goldsboro;
Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Turner, Jackson
ville; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bowers,
Washington; Mrs. Lambert Morris,
Mrs. Cecil Norrls. and Miss Vera
Robinson, Atlanta; Mrs. D. J. Don
arson, Mrs. Daphtne D. Quinn and
Miss Pesurv Donerson. Dover: Mr.
and Mrs. Lyiton Maxwell. Winston-
Salem; Miss Sarah Ann Maxwell,
Richmond. Va.; Mrs. Bessie Grady,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Harvey,
Jr., and children, Mrs. Charles Gra
day, Mr. Lester Grady, Miss Celia
Maxwell, Mr. 'and Mrs. Morttimer
Maxwell, Mr. John Watson, Mrs!
Charles Nash, Jr., Miss Ann May
and Mrs. Joyce D. Wooten, Kinston;
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Outlaw, Mr. and
Mrs. Major Sutton, Mrs. Marie B.
Terry, Mrs. J. D. Grady and Miss
Marianna Grady, Albertson; - Mr.,
Clayton Rouse and Misses Lon Ann
and Ada Ray Rouse, Rose Hill; and
Miss Marjorie D. Brittingham of
Balelgh. . y-
AFTER RE-HEARSAL PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Turner en
tertained the LathanvMaxwell bri
dal party immediately following the
ra-haanal osi Friday eveains. The
home, en-suite, was decorated thre
nrhout ..with .seasonal .flowers.
Guests were invited into the dining
room where Mrs. H. E. Maxwell.
mother of the bride, served bridal
cakes centered wrUn a ring with
Pinkie and Herald Inscribed above
and below, while Mrs. H. D. Harris,
the grooms mother, served punchJ
Party sandwiches, nuts ana mints
were also served. The table; was
centered with a five-pronged can
delabra with pink roses arranged
therein. The bridal couple were
presented their wedding invitation
set in a sold leai xrame, oy we
host and hostess. , '
The ' Pink (Hill Business Men's
clulb observed Ladies night at a
meeting held in the cafeteria of
the school on Tuesday ngiht. Mr.
Linwood Turner was master. o cer
emonies. The guest speaker, Mr.
Hugh, Supt. of Pitt county schools,
was .(introduced : by JWr. jonn
Johnson. His speech was full of
humor end was most entertaining.
Sunner was served to about 125,
Including a number of guests from
Kinston and Lenoir county.
LUNCHEON ...
Out of town guests Joined the
wedding party at the VFW but for
a luncheon given by the. bride's
sister, Miss Sarah Ann Maxwell on
Saturday. -s. : -
The., table was centered with red
roses and gypsc-phllia with white
tapers on either side. A delicious
oufet of fried Chicken with ac
companying dishes was served.
V Earl Howard, Mrs. Leslie Quinn
and Mrs. Bruce Howard entertain
ed Jointly at a party Wednesday
evening, May 16, in honor of the
1951 graduating class at Pink Hill
school. The building was decorated
with attractive arrangements of
spring flowers and dish gardens.
iDanclne and Barnes were enloy-
and Mary, Edna Harper
Grade 11 Lou Ann Davis.
Grade 12 Bobby Hicks.
ed. George and Donald Howard
were winners in a contest. The hos
tesses served sandwiches, ' cookies
and cold drinks to the group.
The 20 seniors who were honored
guests were: Sallie, Bonnie, George
and Donald Howard. Frances Quinn
Grace Smith, Barbara Stroud, Hil
da Hill. JMWby Hkiks. Wil" M-
bert, William Blizzard, Elizabeth
Tyndall, Mary Aiiice ana uan
Mr. Clarence Jones has returned
from a meeting, of Purina dealers
in St. Louis. Mo.
Howard Smith, stationed with the
U. S. Army at Carrp Polk, La., is
spending a ten-day furlough at his
home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Sills and
Mrs. Frank Lee spent Sunday at
Topsail.
Mr. and Mrs. Jarl Bowers of Was
hington, N. C. spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Worley.
Principal and Mrs. Frank Wiley
and Scotty have been visiting rela
tives near Ba th.
Mrs. N. C. Davis and Miss Bessie
Kornegay were guests of Mr. and
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Yearly Honor Roll
At Pink Hill School
. Following Is the yearly honor roll
for jPlnk Hill school as compiled
this week by school authorities: .
Grade '1Bdtiby Small,4 Rex
Johnson, Brenda Bostic, Linda Ca
mi WilOTwuth. 1 and Fay Maine-.
Grade 3 Norma Grey Wihnouth,
Mary Evelyn' Howard, Margie
Smith, Mary Linda Lee, 'Helen
Grace Carter Carolyn Smith. Lyn
Turner, Cam Smith, HirankLee
ana jerry ovkcuo.
Grade 4 Linda Sue Howard,
Joyce Ann Carter, James Howard,
Edna Carol Koonce, Larry Coombs,
Nancy Jones and Patricia Howard.
Grade B Bet xayior. , 'ry
. Grade 7 -Becky Turner. , r ,
Grade A Lula Mae Jones.
Grade 10 Mary Edna Harper
and Carol Jean Kennedy. -' !
Grade 11 Lou Ann Davis
Grade 12 Bobby Hicks , r
Get Licenses
Marriaae license were Issued in
Kinston recently for Bruce Willi
amson of Seven Springs and Mary
AlJca Heath of Fir luu. Miss
Heath a 1991 graduate of Pinfc Hill
high school is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Heath. Mr. Wil
liams Is the son of Mrs. Bessie Wil
liams of Seven Springs.
Honor Roll Given
: Following is the 8th period hon
or roll for Pink Hill school as re
leased today by Principal Frank S.
Wiley: - : - '
. Grade 1 Bobby Small, L. H.
"vmer. w Johnson, Dele Irrman,
Linda Wihnouth, Hilda Fay Mal-
(muw, Brenda Joy Howard, Janice
Lee, Brenda Bostic, Betty Mitchell,
Annette Pierce and Dixie . How
ard.-: , - ;, . '
Grade 2 Patricia Thomas, Oli
via Sutton, Carolyn Harper, Betty
Sue Carter, Joseph Mencel, Ronnie
Holt, Norma - Summerlin, Diana
Howard, Jean Carter and Jackie
Blizzard. - '
Grade 3 Jerry Everette, Carol
Stroud, Sammie Howard, Carolyn
Smith, Hiram Lee, Mary Linda
Lee, Lynn Turner, Mary Evelyn
Howard, Helen Grace Carter, Gene
Taylor, Joyce Ann Koonce, Jimmy
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