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retail Tour
. Frank Parrott entertained
ially at her home in Kiniton
i sday afternoon of last week
m ."xpUment to her mother, Mrs
h. Turner who is leaving this
x for a tour of Europe. Assist
the hostess in serving party
Iwiohes, cheese dainties and
! -is with fruit punch were her
iters, Ann, Martha and Ruth
' 'n. Turner left Tuesday 18th' for
. w York and later Montreal, Can-
a where on June 22, she expected
: raabc weeks tour. Approximately
i J were in the party making the
i.
A heavy rain with right much hall
in the old Pink iila section of Le
noir county brought a number, of
people into town Friday morning to
report damages to local agencies.
DoroIhySfrcqd
At Red Springs
' DoroBiy Carol, Stroud is repre
senting the Pink Hill Presbyterian
young people at a conference at
Flora . McDonald College at Red
Springs this week. . ,
Miss Peggy Jo. Stroud is attend
ing summer school at the Woman s
College in ureensporo.
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what the ALL-CROP Harvester
does for him
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Give us a ring while the harvest season is still on. We will
call for you at your farm and drive you to a field where an
All-Crop harvester is working. You can talk to the owner,
look at the grain and straw for yourself.
The All-Crop harvester handles more than 100 different
' crops from feathery grass seeds to large beans. Full 5-foot
'cylinder handles the crop in a thin stream, Just as it comes
' off the sickle.
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Presbyterians Hold
Exclusive Study .
An extensive BUie stuay, applied
Chriatanity, taken from the book of
James, was held at the Pink Hill
Pmuytenan cnuron on rrioay a
temooa from 3 until 5:30 o'clock.
Ine course, taught by Mrs. H. A.
Edwards was most Interesting and
instructive. A good attendance of
Presbyterian women of the church
was had.
Paul D. Grady
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Grady, Sr.,
of Kenly, North Carolina, were
guests of honor at an award ban
quet here on June 6th.
Mr. Grady received a citation
for ten years of outstanding service
to the cooperative- movement in
the United States. . :
Murray D. Lincoln, President of
the Foreign relief organization,
"Care" of New York, and also Pres
ident of the Cooperative League of
America, of Chicago, and of the
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
of Ohio, presented to Mr. Grady
a beautiful ten year service pen
designating the years of service,
and a Gold Scroll bearing the fol
lowing inscription
Through the years you nave
shown that the way to happiness is
through service to others. We have
grown because you wanted us to
grow. You have given freely, oft
en and well.
"Our organization stands today
as a symbol of thanks to you and
yours.
Murray u. Lincoln, President'
A beautiful bouquet of imported
orchids was presented to Mrs. Gra
dy. otlr. and Mrs. Grady left for Bri
tist Columbia and a tour of duty
covering Western Canada and the
West Coast of the United States.
Pink Mill Ccitcrs
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ter Stroud were in Garland Sunday
in Washington, D. C, is spending
this week- at hia-nome.
'" Mr. and Mrs. Layton Cochran of
a.ternoon to attend the wedding of
- Ri! J. Smith, Jr. of Hills-
voro to Miss wiaa west ai me
..ioj luuiua. liiey also attend
ed a reception which was held At
the club house Immediately follow-1 guests in the Kornegay home were
ii uie ceremony, ine ruura aa jo. and Mrs. riugn XJ. raax
the grandson of Mrs. Westbrook and well of Newfoundland, who are vt
a nepnew w intra, su-oua ana mu
ll ine Rcbersonville were guests of Mrs.
attend-1 Cochran's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
held At Av!n Kornegav on Sunday. Other
Mr. .MeWtn Carter. Pink HiU bar
ber and family left Monday for
nix Mountain ta nuke their home
Indefinitely. Another barber baa. m Dempsey and Earl Smith and
been secured to take the place of
Mr. Carter, who will fte away tne
remainder of the summer and pos
sibly longer. -v .... :, ;..
Mrs. Jones Smilh
Is Club Hostess
Mrs. Jones Smith was hostess to
a regular meeting of her bridge
club at her home on Wednesday
evening. &nasta daises and aweet
peas were tastefully arranged in
the living room where two tables
were set for play. Mrs. T. A. Turn
er scored highest for club members
and Mrs. Jasper Smith was sec
ond high and Mrs. J. M. Jones
o co red lowest. Each received attrac
tive prizes. Mrs. Aubrey Turner
won a trophy for visitors highest
score.: v :"
Via hostess served coca colas
and apple pie with whipped cream.
. auu u. u. H, smith (were at
Sneada Ferry fishing on Wednes
day. -, .: A ' i..-
Mr. and Mrs. E. W, Grady at
tended a family reunion at the ojd
W, D, Clifton home near Falson,
on Sunday. '-'-.;;.'; -
Luncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs.
B. W. Grady on Tuesday were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert F. Rochwick and
son and Mr. and Mrs. James Roch
wick and son, all of Chicago.
Miss Bessie Kornegay of ECC
college, Greenville, spent the week
end with ber mother, Mi. W. G.
Kornegay and sister, Mrs. Hattle
Davis. 5 . . - .. -v.'.
Miss LHjby Small recently visited
friends in Philadelphia. Pa.
iMesdames Helen Turner, Corbett
Weston and Jimmy Johnson attend
ed the graduation of Miss Frances
Ann Gordon irora the Lenoir coun
ty hospital school of nursing In
Klnston on Wednesday night '
Mr. Neil Jones has returned here
where he was a student the past
sohoo,jrear. -;..:.,.
Floyu Heath, Jr., postal trans
portation clerk with headquarters
Mrs. Melvin Jones
ess
Mrs. J. M. Jones was hostess to
the womans society of Christian
Service at her home on Monday
night. The new president, Mrs. D.
C. Boone, presided. A routine of
business was transacted and pled
ges for the new year were made.
The program entitled And We
Shall Give, was presented by Mrs.
Boone, assisted by Mrs. Seth Thom
as, Mrs. J. M. Jones, Mrs. R. L.
King and Mrs. Linwood Turner.
Refreshments were served.
Seven From Area
Attending summer school at ECC
Greenville from this area are Mis
ses Marianna Grady, Sybil Davis,
Estelle Waller, Dorothy Jackson,
Susie Smith, Rose ' Sutton, Mrs.
Mamie Ford ham and Hunter Wells,
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Mrs. E. R.' Maxwell is attending
summer scnooi at Atlantic Christ
ian college, Wilson.
Mr. Kenneth Maxwell is attend
ing State College summer school
having translered from Carolina,
where he has studied for the past
two years.
IJr. and Mrs. Jim McLune and
two children have taken an apart
ment in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lehman Williams for a couple of
months. Mr. McLune is stationed
with the Marines at Camp Lejeune.
The Pink Hill Methodist young
people were represented at the as
sembly held at Lsuisbung College
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jatnes'Edwards and
Mr. Clarence Edwards of Kenans
ville were recent guests of Dr. and
Mrs. H. A. Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Turner and sons,
Mr. and Mrs. James Miles and fa
mily, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Teachey,
Miss Evelyn Fussell of Rose Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Turner, Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Turner, Miss Nar
c.e Williams and Mr. George Turn
er spent the weekend at Morehead.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Rochwick
and young son left Thursday for
their home in Chicago following a
two weeks visit with Mrs. Roch
wfcks parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Smith near Grady School.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Haskins and
daughter, Marjorie Ann of Detroit
were over night guests of Mr. Has
kins aunt, Mrs. E. W. Grady and
Mr. Grady on Thursday. , '
Mrs. J. R. Davis and 'Mrs. Laura
Davis spent Friday with Mrs. Char
lie Jones, who is 111 at her home
near La Grange. ....... ,
Mr. and Mrs. E- W Grady recent
ly visited Mrs. Grady's sister, Mrs.
Robert Hunter and Mr. Hunter
near Klnston. : , w
Mro ?,nd Mrs. bempsey Smith,
Mrs. SaUie Westbrook, Mr. and Mrs
Earl Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
sltin at Maxwells M11L ' Mr. and
Mrs. P-E. Shoiars and sons of Kln
ston: RFC. Miss Lula TyndaU. Mr.
W. G. Kornegay, Miss Bessie Kor
negay, Mrs. M. U. uavis ana Mr. ana
Mrs. J. R. Davis, Pink Hill; Mr. and
Mrs. Tbad Kornegay and Mr. and
Mrs, L. C. Southerland of Albert
son. . '
-' Mrs. W. W. Maswell was at New
Bern Sunday to bring back her
daughter, Mrs. WllUrd Whitley and
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Olive and Dudley, respectively, on
Sunday.
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