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TBI DUTUtJl TXMZS, TETJSuIDAY, JTJXZ II, 1S52. - I 7" iri. nlc supper and swim at the Emma Webb playground in Klnston were enjoyed by the -children following the closing 'of the School on FrT day. w :, " Rev. N. P. Farries reported a to tal attendance .of . 1711. Incliidina; , . Smiths, Harper - Souther land and) . Pleasant View where schools were also held during the past week. 1!4 ni L u. u- 'I. ni Personals Mrs. D. W, huff in and Miss Win- ni Ruf fin, . were recent guests' of relatives at Gatesyillif, JPowellsyille 1 '. ' ' , , ,, ...... Mr Charles Parrish Vent 1 to Washington D. 1 C recently to' Sttieet her husband, . Lt. Parrtsh ''Who- has just returned from arm duty in -MO VHM toytV J--"V!V Ucc-VorrScJiaVs? . - WILL DEEPEN ON, TUESDAY'S . H WHEN TOBACCO -HOUSING STARTS " f OPEN ON SUNDAYS. HOTPOGS 0 HAMBURGERS CHEESE BURGERS MILK SHAKES' -A . - ,....!:, 1 i'l 'Ifii if WE HAVE FOR SALE 1 'V'wCONCRETE BLOCKS CEMENT- .. ;BRIENT . ,'' LOCATED NEAR B. IV GRASJY'sCHOOL l ' -' At Intersection Of Highway 11 and 111. 'V., .' S, JLU" y Cwe GIVE CURB service ' Dr. Efcrds On Board Of Directors 01 Lenoir County Tuberculosis Association , Dr. H. A. Edwards of Pink Hill has been elected a member of the Bpard of Directors ot the Lenoir County Tuberculosis., Association, for a three year term according to a report following a meeting of the association held at the courthouse in Klnston - Thursday night, June 12. X ! ' Pink Mill Girl How Are Nurses Receiving diplomas from the Le noir memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Klnston Friday night included Misses Joyce Pierce and Barbara. .Taylor of Pink Hill. r Turner & Turner INSURANCE AOENCT ' v We're Known By The Senrlee We Ghre"- Mrs. Christine Williams -h Office Mgr, t Phone 2836 'ur , i'.f Ptok BHU. N. C L. C. Turner. Jr. 4V ' . T.J. Turner SVSSMWJS1 (cUcUi YOU WILL MAKE ; . "" .' ' " : MORE TOBACCO When You PROFIT ' ' m i ' . tS IRRIGATION ea' yeuTT fhertcM amount ef water j M mib nan him. twr inuutw w t grew tbroocfa'drr spells ao stdnted growth, no hardened stalka, no "battening eo. '. - '' ?- :f 0p 0 WATER keetoi W fertiliser. lit action' eerr daytei give reuhe i.of taiye'wat etwr TeaHv INCREASE YOUR YIELDS INCREASE YOUR QUALITY INCREASE YOUR PROFITS DON'T LET DRT WEATHER cut Into your profits. BEE V8 NOW far top anility iniaatlon eanipment In all stes. En- rlneered free to fit your farm. 1 IRRIGATION,: IllOi 605 N. Heritage St. 1 ' - ""IF 4 ' M i 1 1 J r J) aii Korea. ' Messrs. E. M. Sills and Floyd Heath attended the Kington-Wilson baseball game in Klnston Sunday afternoon. .;.:! : Mrs. Wlllard - Whitley - and son Max came recently from El Paso Texas -where they have been sta tioned with Sgt. Whitley for tb past several imonths. ' and Where Mrs. Whitley has taught English in a high school there, to visit in the home of her parents. Mr and Mrs- .W-' W lajrwelLl Sgt 'hit. ley has been transferred to Syra cuse, N Y. to serve as recruiter. in the Air Foces and Mrs. Whit ley and Max will join him there, following their, visit here. ; This weeic, iney are guesu pi ine Mar vin Vlck family at their summer home at Morebead. - Mr..nd Mrs. Maxwell accompanied ' them there on Sunday. s- 4 J-r- Mr. Warren Maxwell. Mrs, Ben Frank Outlaw, Mrs. Lessie Hor- ton and Miss Mvra Maxwell attend ed the Carolina Folk Festival at unapei tun jrrtaay. v j Mrs. J. R. Davis returned Mon day from a weeks visit with rela tives at St: Matthews,. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Plokney Ervin of Trenton rerentiy visited Mr. Kr- vln's sister, Mrs. Matoka Heath in Pink Hill, v ; ' Mr. and Mrs. John E. Johnson were at Carolina Bearh last week where Mr Johnson attended a State Agriculture meeting. 19 Agriculture boys from the Pink Hill School returned Friday from a camping trip to White Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiley and son Scotty and Mr. Ethro Hill accompanied the group. ' Miss Peggy. Jo Stroud is attend summer school at the Womans College "-Jo Greensboro Atty. Rommle O'Daniel of Ft Worth. Texas is visiting relatives and friends in the vicinity of Grady School. - ;' Mrs. - Bessie Smith, employed as nurse for Mrs. Nannie Grady near Mt. Olive; recently visited at her home in Pink Hill, ' Mr. and' Mrs. W. F. Simpson and family have moved Into the new home recently completed by Mss Connor Jones. .Mrs. Essie Howard and family have moved into the home recent ly vacated by. the Edward Hill family. ., . . ' -vn .,; Russell Bostic wB'ls spending the summer with his uncle; at Mid way Park, Jacksonville, spent the week , end with his mother, Mrs. Murphy Bostic. - , Guests of the H. D, JIaxwell fam ily, ; over w.the' J'athers ? pay week end - weze v Mr and Mrs. JphnnyJ Watlincton. Reldsvllle, Mrs. Wal ter nrtwin and dauehters of WU- mimrtnn. Mr. and . Mrs. Bmmett Rogers and sans and Miss Lula Tyn flail nf flnr Hill. ' " ...I ... ,1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith vuiteai at Lake Tut Sunday afternoon. RevIJtooneAt Pastor's School Rev. D, C, Boone was In Durham recently to attend a Methodist pas tor's school in session at Duke University. a A l ill 1 MrsJ Biislt Is Hostess To' Summerlin tlorna Rae Stroud At Conference Missel PiSuune Summerlin and Norma Rae ' Stroud are attending a conference of Presbyterian xoung people at Camp Stngletery, near White Lake this' week, one spon sored by the Pink Hill Presbyterian Women ot the Church, and the other by the Sunday School, in rec ognition of their perfect attendance and interest they have shown dur ing the past several months. Bible School (iieMGIose Mrs. Turner Has SHlTwoJables Bridge Mrs! W. P. Bush was hostess to a regular meeting 01 me womans Society of Christian Service 01 the Pink Hill Methodist umircn on Mondav afternoon. "Let the Litlla Ones Come In" was the theme for a program presentea A. P. Tynaaii, n. 1 C Boone. The group a contribution to the Methodist Or-! Mrs. Helen " Turner received phanage in Raleigh The hostess members of her bridge club and served iced fruit drinks, sandwich- guests at tw"o tables of bridge es and cookies. , Mrs. u. u. uoone at her home In Pink Hill Weane?- president, presided at toe meeting, day afternoon. Mrs. T. A.' TurnerJ . A1 .1.11. h 1. X receivea jmc ni&n ecurc prize jur members. Mrs. A P Tyndall was the recipient of second high for members ana Mrs. D. W. Ruf fin was presented the consolation Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lofton ot prize. Mrs. I. J. Sandlin who has A vrv suecenful Bible School came to a close at the Pink HDl Presbyterian Church on Friday. A total enrollment of 51 was had. As sisting in the work were Mesdames T. A Turner, David Green, Frank Lee, Tj J. Turner, Earl Smith and Miss Christine Summerlin. A pc Becky Turner Entertains Her Class Mates Miss Becky Turner entertained the following class mates and friends at a house party at the Turner Cottage at Topsail over the week end. Misses Winnie Ruffn, Rachel King, Jean Howard, Joyce Sanderson, Sue Heath, Messrs Tom Heath, Ruskin Hunt, Jr., Jackie PerKins, million lynaaii, Mussen Bostic and Raymond Turner. Jr. snaperomng me group were mi. and Mrs. Ii: H. Turner, parents of the young hostess. 1 run II 1 14 I UlSfi? if r if tTtzji INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS FARMALL TRACTORS FARM IMPLEMENTS Announce Birth Klnston have - announced the birth of a son. Joseoh Ktrby. at 9:00 p.m. Monday, June 9, at the Lenoir Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Lofton is the former Miss Martha South erland of Albertson. been -visiting here from Ft. Dix, N J., received the guest prize. Uhe ihostesa served cold drilnks and banana splits. 'DAINTY MAID' DREAD ENRICHED !'AT YOUR GROCER ) First Aid Kits Heeded On Farms . . . , Modern farm equipment includes inexpensive first aid kits, strate gically located where they may save a life or prevent serious in fections from injury, points out r .m . WmW ' nnntv farm Affpnt for State College Extension Service. With the coming of the busy sea son on the farm says the agent, such equipment is- especially important It snouia oe avauaoie ootn in me house and at convenient points about the farmstead and on farm equipment Q .:: I ': ' 1 1 It is a simple matter to provide satisfactory - home-made first aid kits at low-cost. The National Safety Council' says a tight box. aeterabljk metal, uen. as a cam box or fishing tackle box or even a tightly covered tin can will serve as a container. The container should be thor- oushly cleaned and well labeled and packed with the following ma terials: rolls of adhesive tape of varying - widths, sterile cotton. ewaqs and sticks, sterile white cloth for large bandages and tourn iquets, a tube of sterile white vase line for minor burns, scissors, bo ric acid, tincture, of benzoin:, an ap proved antiseptic, and aromatic spi' rits of ammonia. Stocks of corn, oats, and barley on April 1 were down from a year earlier by about 16 per cent. lissnri g liJVn. U ! REFRIGERATION -PARTS SERVICE; MACHINERY COMPANY, INC. KINST0N.N0RTHCAR0LINA-PH0NE4176 Office Supplies AND EQUIPMENT DESKS, CHAIRS, FILING CABINETS LEDGERS, BINDERS, SHEETS and INDEX John II. Garter Company KINSTON.N.C OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOf Nearly 75 per cent of the farms In the United States are now own er-operated, compared with only 58 per cent in 1930. 450TA SUMMER COLD TAKE for symptomatic RELIEF IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 8 VE WILL Close For VcsGifefi .'ASH : 1 1 x - HAVE A LARGE STOCK. OF i.4 Sl ir . " lr'j xt ,",' '"' '. V 1 J"li .1 1 il 4- WINDOWS LUMBER . : j DOORS r; : : - ROOFING HARDWARE"-., GLASS ASBESTOS SIDING m tt rrv vs . 'f.;.x. j.. nntfiV .... y MOULDING 1 SHINGLES l ' ' SCREENS . PLYWOOD DISAPPEARING STAIRWAY r o it, r" '1 t LJULJf 1180 WEST VERNON AVE. t uinuuu y FLUE LININCP t 1 41 .n 1 ' J PLEIITY C.rA'IING C?ACC 3 D. o o o o o o o o o o o o o. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o NOTICE nfomaiilprofitj BACKL0T FARMING nWa"0a5b,Vi,Vi It Tastes DeHer When You Raise It Yourself ' There's a lot of fun raising your own meat, poultry and eggs in your r ownbackyard, especially when you nave youngsters "looking lor some-, thing to do when school's out" . Besides providing an outlet for an this excess energy, the baoklot farm affords children a first hand training in helping' provide for, the family and lt plays no small part in stretching the family food bud get. In addition, the relatively small effort required enables the average working man to add a few livestock or . poultry projects to his annual vegetable garden to supply the fam ily table.- , ) A backlot farm doesnt require "acreage." A small space can ; be adapted to fill the average family's needs when careful advance plan ning and sound management are considered. 1 A backlot farmer, who raises vein- tables, usually plots his garden well in advance of "spring planting" and it is at this stage that he can. work out his program to Include some chickens, possibly a pig j or two, and maybe even a milking cow. The family cow is a wise invest ment; aside from a relatively small patch for grazing, can be kept fin MP, top condition and In profitable production by using proven feeding practices and management methods. A small flock of chickens doesnt take up too much room and the fresh eggs and poultry -meaf will more than make up for the time -and ffort demanded by the chickens. I White Pekln ducks can be a back lot farm project, since this breed la adaptable to small scale operations as well as large commercial enterprises, i rhe family larder can be further ex-'' panded when the backlot farm In-: sludes a hutch or two of rabblt, and brace of pigeons can provide wuabi a real treat for the fan !yj Backlot farming Is gaining lit pop- . alarlty all over the country ind "v rr!r and f -immer r It' DUE TO SHORTAGE OF LABOR and VACATION WE WILL BE r I ! CLOSED I.!"-:! EACH - SATURDAY " AFTERNOON DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS BEGINNING SATURDAY, JUNE 7th SEVEN SPRINGS SUPPLY CO H.. Dale, Mgr. Seven Springs, N. C. O O O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O " o O o 2 C o o . b2L, - o o A " fiZ::t o O: sP.L; v o o )L: :iJJ S O U7 O O C"';' , 1 n -' & q V' . ;: O O ; - i AaL f o;--L o O o O o O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o """STORING MONEY IN A SUGAR BOWL IS OUT OF DATE. BANK THE SAFE WAY AND LET YOUR MONEY EARN INTEREST. Tirst'Citizens Bank & Trust Company l PINK HILL, N. C. 4? IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO EXTtA WIDE CHOICE ef Styling and Colors EXTRA BEAUTY AND QUALITY of Body by FUhw ' wien you cfioose fie teooi-Psted Line v t EXTRA SMOOTH PERFORMANCE f Contorpolto Powor EXTRA RIDING COMFORT of Improved Knoo-AcMon t -IT... mf mm h T - J.mz m. 5 rf. 4) ' EXTRA STRENGTH AND COMFORT of Hthor UnlllMl Conilrgctlon EXTRA STOPPING POWER of Jumbo-Drum Brakoft "7te CkfyM &S PRICED so low! 1? Contor-Point Stooring 11 k.S2 . ' " :. x-' EXTRA STEERING EASE , . y. . iJJL S3JV of Contor-Poinf Stoorlnj EXTRA PRESTIGE of Amorlca't Moil Popular Car Uwttt prkMl to fMdl ' T Thk bMNMM mw SlyMlM Da Lvu 2-Daor LuIm IkM far Imi Hhm anv .u-aarobU eerajpeMfw1 enti iViii MrWefrafsjs Jt espefaBlMi' "i m c:t3lsts was axt orca uxi f ' a EXTRA SMOOTHNESS " of voinKaCUiU . Automatic Trarwmlitlon ' A complete power team with extra-powerful Valve-in-Head engine and Automatic Choke. Optional on De Luxe models at extra cost. ... 'f . AH i O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o t '1 V- a a J a i I i:-;i-Mi. c. !
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