. Ecrl Smith
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Mrs. Earlv Smith, wu hostess to
the Presbyterian woman of the
crunch t their. rXlar meeting on
Tuesday night M.s SiUs,
president, .resided. MrfcV Jesper
Smith and Mrs. Silles presented the
Droaram with the weavers as their
Living; A attendance was had.
The hostess served ice cream so
das, following adjourMnenU1;,
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Mr. and Mr. . J. R... Butts and
tons af Wheat Swamp viiiited fee
Lovj Everett family on Saturday
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1 i I i P pound in MiaRakoaa will Kalp yoar ;
v : W v LwrtocW to top condition. )mk produc-
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As i courtesy to their mother1,
Mrs f T, A. Turner, who left recent
ly from Montreal, Canada aboard
the Empre.ss of -iFrance iof :the
French Canadian lines, ior a tour of
Europe, Mr. and Mrs, T. G; Turner
entertained at a dinner party 'at
their home in Pink HiU. Guests in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Frank Par-
rott and daughters of Klnston, Mr
and Mrs. Graham Turner and chil
dren and Mr. and Mr. J. MeWin
Jones .of Pink H"i S,
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The llovcrds Return
From Extended Trip
; Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Howard
of the Pink Hill section have re
turned .rom a combined business
and pleasure trip to Wyoming. At
the famed Hereford Ranch at Chev
enne. Mr. Howard purchased a two
year old Bull which cost him sev
eral tnousana aoiiars -
Joe Jones To Be In
Soap Box Derby
Joe Jones of Pink Hill. Rt 1 has
signed up for the Soap Box Derby
which will be conducted on Queen
street Hill in Kington at J p, m.
Sunday.
Returns I Ic.?.e
After Visit Here
iRev R, E. Brittle has returned to
Ms home in Suffolk, Va. following
a weeks stay 1a the home of Rev.
and Mrs. l .C Boone while eon
ducting a revival, at the Nobles
Chapel Methodist ehuKb. ,
Hollx Springs; ?
BAchard C. Stroud of Pink HIU
who completed training as a High
way Patrolman at Clupei Hill re
cently has neen assigned to tne
Hotly Springs, Wake County area.
Mr. Stroud is married to the form
er Carolyn Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jasper Smith of Pink HilL
They will take np their residence
there in the near, future.' ,
Announce Engagement .
Mr. and . Mrs. Woodard Levi John
son of Harrell't store have announc
ed the engagement of therr daugh
ter Katie Hazel to Mr. Carey A.
William, son of Mr. and Mo. Paul
Williams of Pink Hill. Tfae wedding
will take place July 28. - -
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Rev. Boone Is At
mg
Rev. D. C. Boone la attending a
' Rev D. C. Boone a attending a
young peoples Assembly of the
Metbodist cburcb at Louiabnrg coW
loge this week Accompanying him
there on Monday were Shirley Shivl
er, ' Hugh Stroud and Tut Waller
from Woodlngtoa church and Joyce
and Dorothy. Ra Herring from te
Woodland cstnrea. v, - ' V,
Ilefarriorili
ilig
ton FrWay. to make a recordfog of
tne reading, of me Z3rfl psaun,.to,
be used at the opening of the' mo-
tion picture "I'd Climb The Jlighr.
est Mountaan" .wntcn was. anown at
the Pink Hill Drive In Theatre.
Mond'ay and Tuesday flight of this
'Mr.''a'nd'Mrs''.W. H. iones.Ne
Latla Mae and Biiueiean Jones and
Mrs. Ada Edwards spent the week
end at their Carolina Beaoh home.
Mr. and Mrs. Falson Turner and
Mrs. ButfcStroudj were at, Red
Springs on Friday. - r .-
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Preeches Perklori
Revl N. P. Farrio'r filled an ap
pointment at the Parkton Presby
terian ebiiiwh at 11 o'clock Sunday
morning and at the Re Presfcy
terian church in the Parkton charge
at 8 o'clock in the evening. ; ,
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Turner and,
daughters had as their guests at
their summer home at Morehead
during the past week. Dr. and Mrs.
Dan Boyette and two children of
Abockie and Dr and Mrs. Joseph
Bower and Sherry and Joe Brown
of Pink HiU.
Mrs. W H. Jones and Mrs. Jack
Perkins were in Asheville recently
to attend a meeting of the order
of The Eastern Star.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Sills were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Rom Moser In Raletoh.'
Young Miss Unda Lea of Tampa,
Fla., is spending a few weeks with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs r.
Lee In Pink HiU.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Cogglns and
sob Jimmy Smith of RoUo, Mo.
ham been guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Smith. The
party, aosompanied by Mrs. Smith,
Mr. EDert Smith and Anert and
Robert Smith, spent Sunday after
noon at Morehead.
Mrs. R. B. Jones had the mis
fortune recently of crushing a fing
er severely In a car door.
Mrs. Horace TyndaU returned
Saturday from a few weeks' visit
in New York City Miss Wanda1
TyndaU, iwho accompanied ' ber
there, remained and will study for
juts. Juou j Amaur was in not
folk, Va, for a few days to viswt her
husband who was recently called
back in the navy. ,i,
Mrs .Clarence, Jones, and daugh
ter Mancy aspect to leave soon for
wsnmton, u. u. to visit relatives.
iFrank Wiley ia attending summer
school at ECC Greenville. He is ac
companied eatih day irom bis home
in Pink Hill by BlUle Jean Jones,
young daughter of Mr.-apd Mra. W.
H. Jones who is receiving training
for a speech deficiency there.
Mr. and Mrs. L H. Turner and
family had as their weekend guests
at their summer home at Topsail,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cash of Louis
burg. Mr! X?orky" Thomas of HUls
boro and Mr, and Mrs. Sam Davts
and Lon Ann Davis of Pink Hill.
Mesdames S. P. Watson and Matt
Burke of New Bern were recent
dinner guests of the L. N (Turn
er family- . , -.. . .--. .
MrsXylton Maxwell and son Scot
have returned to their home In
WanstoorSalem following a visit In
the borne of. Mr., and Mrs. H. E.
Maxwell. They were accompanied
borne by Mr. and Mrs, Maxwell and
they, had as guests Sunday Mr. and
Mrs Harold Latham of Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs-- Jasper Smith,. Mr.
and Mrs. Faiaoh Turner -and .Miss
Dorothy Carol Stroud attended the
launching ceremonies oi the auper-,
liner . "United States" at Newport
News, Va. on. Saturday, .. ,. . . ,
Rev. and Mrs. M. Q. Alexander of
Lake.yiew, S,U..were ouesls ,ol
Rev. and Mrs. N. P., Farrior on,
Monday. - Mrs. Alexander, who is
a sister oft Mrs..-Farrior rtmaiMd
for a few days visit Rev.-Alexan
der b pastor of the' Baptist dRirch
at Lake View . -
Mr;Jteser HinntnttsI KSigstree,
S Ck, and Mr." A. ;Hinnant "of
Monks Corner, S. C. were guest
of Mrs G. M. Turner and family
old Waffneadarv''''- ;'---
"Jackie PerkinSr attended thW ft.
441 - cktb encampment held .at
WMfa Lak the Basf week?- -- 1
Dorothy' Carol Stroud. 'Gastoh4
G. Gnwfy, o Apnrady,Pesy Gra
dy.'Lmr 11eh; Smith hnd 'Shirley
Britt have returned from a young
people conference of toe Presby.
terian ; church held 'at Flora Mc-i
swnaia college, aea apnngsi. ' 1
spent severArdayf recently at Wore
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on. Mr. and Mrs,, J. .M.. Jonv
Mr.'-ana -Mrsy -iu. rxurner
sons and MrsJJohnny HoM"
children of Greensboro -have .
vacationing "kt the J, M. Jon
mer h "nKiini.
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Charming IiMKenaaolia Sfdwf Q hw Loretta Toeaf with David
A. Wallaea, prosidant, Chrysiw Livision, in the ChrysUr New Yorker
eonvertible in which Wallaee paced the racara to what turned eat to be '
the fastest "600 ever drivaa with, Lse Wallard eaptarmg P prhM '
DMMMy with a bUalag-avaraga-spaed of 128 miles par hour. , '
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Ka-aiiee. ka-auee. . ka-auee'"'
screams thr Scissor-Tailed Fly
catober as he rises Into the air. So
noisily does he ean that you aught
think he was. trying to warn his
mate of danger. But his barsh notes
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JWlth.aacb'ka-auee''.tbe Cyest-
cber riees another notch spward.
Ai me. same ,ume, 4)e.opena ana
oiwbos bis long. Sender 6aL Watcb
ing the performance; you can easi
ly imagine mat you are seeing a
pair of scissors- held 'with points
downward . and tateadiip ympping
siwavrTheir owuei1 keeus them busv
whether he is rising into ahe airT
or dnxpping mward- tbe gnwpd.
: There , ,), tnornepts,-, though.
wnen me.fiycatoner-n
is tail.
ft , Always '..hangs . stlU .. a
when he perches atop a busbar osat
iwe nwiie -tJctssorrTSiiea iryCM-
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hla aides; and beneath hU talL. Al
most bidden under tba gray- on his
head i is a tiny patch of red. He is
from thirteen to ftfteea inches long,
including a tail that meausres up
to nine inches. The female Is amali
er and a hit duller In color.' ...
The summer home of the flycat
cher, says the National Wildlife
Federation is from Nebraska south,
ward through Kansas, Missouri, O
klahoma, Texas, Louisiana, and Met
ice. It spends the winter months in
Central America. '
i When they are in the states, the
flycatchers like to Uve in the open
country. They wsnt a few trees a
btarUrsurt fcevhidjng places, but
td use-as; lookout perches. They
abo, build their nests in trees -boutSTte'M
ground.'
;The home of a flycatcher family
Id Miwleaalv nut toiether. but the
building oaatediala-are soft pieces
of plant sabers. It U- .warm, com
fortable neat in which to lay five
small, CTeamy eaihach-arrspot
teawiujtjruwn. y. , y .j
' It would be risky for a maraud
ing hlrdj to bother, the. eggs, be
cause j thattfcatieher likes nothing
DRter man w aun m m isi'to
afid chase leeway. In fact, the bird
with the scUsors goes' out of his
way at .times te Jease and pester
other buds. It Is nearly arwaya in
joh, thougW and no harm Js done.
VJUlehe may irritate bis leather
ed' neighbors now and then; the
StistorJraued flyoeteher 'U- a! irea)
help to fanners. According, to the
National WUdUfe' Federation, "he
has a big appetite, tor, attasahoppem
crlckeU and beetles. Despite his
name, he eats few flies. Bametknes.
he goes, to the ground; in seaiW
of InsectSk'bat mot Wtw ?ie cason
es them 'While theyrare huplng
Interesting Information on other
wiMiife aDeaaa.befclbtalned by
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M,nttim4o- ctcktrout--eB
files tUI Decora we
member that trout aren't !Plet
ni vu,t , thev bre shy, timid. So
Hmhtlv and don't let them
see you. ' 1
Rut Mie first step is to find them,
Themost jteherally productive spot
and . Uia most - easily fished is a
narrow tongue of current entering
a pool from a awiut, shallow stretch.
Th itrreatest amount of food will
ae concentrated there. And .trout
will be watching the current ready
to. dart and grab an enticing mor-
If you can cast down there, well
and good. But you can get Just as
many trout by merely stripping
line from the reel and letting the
current wash the fly down to the
SOOd SDOt ,r. ' .' " -'-:,v.'--A'( "-
It calls for almost a sixth sense
to hook a trout with a fly drifting
naturally .on a slack Une. Jason
Lucas cautions begin rnSrs to remem
ber this: Wen-wonting tne-tly, Keep
the rod tip low, with leader, apd Une
straight fronj tlyvtarod grip' where
the Une passes tiader aritiger of the
right hand. Let the line slip in and,
out under that linger. . and youtU be
in.trpuble. .iji.Ko'.";. fiH,v
"si your'ief bamlf io thero
tip, to gtve'the fly. little JkgiclM.
When your eft hand, get too far,
reach 'nut and take a fresh hold
behind that forefinger,' forming a
t" Ynnr 'mri with the
si, Thut wbena fnwt -pn -fv
, ,vur ouaors 'lavl- iuui -iusuxii-ly
nd before he can turn. It's pur
rt ex action vto, Jerk) your hand and
a .the hook. .U . yj hT1. t
rion't give a hard Jerk - k 4ukt
IK ie tug does it As soon as you've
ho ked him, raise the rod to the
v tical, to play him against Hs
fuil spring. To do this, you of
course let line slip freely undei
Vhnt finger of the right hand; when
there's enough out, a gentle pres
sure of the finger against the cork
grkp stops It, or causes a - mild
brake to slow hkn. A small trout
fit played by stripping In Une with
me leii nana, a mg lisa can Te
handled best by. playirtg htoJrom, a
ingle-aotienreel. . V . j ; t Tj y,7!
RESERVED seat TICKETS,
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MANTEO, N. CTo handle the
many requests for reserved seat tic
kets to opening perform aces of
Pnrt?reen's symphonic drama The
Lost Colony, the drama's local box
office manager ha, been very busy
during the past several days. Every
Indication points to one of the most
successful openirg .weeks In -the
history of Lost .Colony, said BU
Hardy, general manager i this week
Requests iar reserved seat 4k u
have -aet only Come -from neanuy
points in North Carolina and Vir
gdnla but from -distant state Inula'
ding. Texas; Indiana.-Georglr, Art
xoaa, Mlwisslppi. Alabama and sevs
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leave in which.he plans to vacation
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