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Meet Monday After Sctosd Sudsy
The first regular nnfthu nf the'
B. F, Grady School Parent Teacher
Association will be held In the
school auditorium at 7.30 b: m.
Monday Sept 15. The following
new officers will serve:' President
Bobert Holt, Vice president Mrs.
Leonard Grady, Secretary Mrs. Em-
.mett Hening, Treasurer Mrs. Jas
perHerring. The foUowinj hospi
tality committee will serve the
group. Mr. Ws W. Smith, Mrs.
William Sutton, Mrs. Ambrose
Smith, Mrs. Paul Grady and Mrs.
James Southerland. 1 -: - v
The meetings for the ye a? are
, scheduled for the Monday night
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Ve Have In Stock All Sizes In Freezers
8 Ft., 11R.V 15 Ft.v Arid 23 Ft.
Buy; t!ir"iii!er Tbse Are : Avdfcfcle
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after second Sunday in each month.
All parents, teachers and Inter
ested citizens are urged to attend
the meeting next Monday night
Stag Supper
V.F.W. Hut
Friday Evening
''Robert Holt, chairman of the fi
nancial drive for funds for the
; lurner
Service We Gtre"
1 1NTERN ATESiRlTJlUCKSARIrtftLL
TRACTC1S - f ARM HOTEWENTS
REFRISEEHTIONrfAmRVICE
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Camd3s4immtmsimost popular
icjgaresss Jgr MUkmil Butloog before
Camel iearhso' nhoae heights, repeated ,
-survefs etunwd mat nuort doctors
tmolwOameUtihaivany other dgucttel. '
"The docaBl'aiee i America's choice .
Csmcts.Stssteiiojyiigithem today!
LuJIilfbuuu
RANGES
REFRIGERATORS
AUTOMATIC WASHERS
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RAISING THE ROOF Nonchalantly walking srway from a hut
in Korea, Leatherneck of the First Marine Division doesn't even
turn to see the damage wrought by the 'phosphorous grenade he
has thrown., The tut was destroyed to prevent enemy snipers
'.':,'.''''" ' from using-It .',
Circle Discusses
Paul's Letter
Paul's Letter to the Colloslans,
was the topic for the program of
s Circle meeting of Presbyterian
Women held at the home of Mrs.
E. W. Grady on Tuesday night Mrs.
Frank Lee was In charge.' She
was asslsted'bs Mrs. E. M. Sills.
Ten members . answered to roll
call. - ; .-,':. . ,
Fresh peaches with cream and
pound cake, were served, following
the mlspah.
. Mrs. Grady, . circle chairman,
presided.
The Dunn Smith's
Have Reunion
" The R. A. (Dunn) Smith families
held a reunion at the American
Legion Hut . near Maxwells Mill
Sunday. iA large crowd attended
and a bountiful dinner was served
Attends Wedding
Rev. N. P. Farrier was in Raleigh
Saturday evening to attend the
Tuscarora Scout Council budget
has announced a staff suoper to be
held at the WW Hut in Pink Hill
Friday. Seirt.,12. from 6 to 8 p.m.
Tickets are on sale for $1.00 per
plate by the dads of bout the cub
and resular scout trooDS.
t Holt is Master of Bp F. Grady
Scout Troop No. 40.
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marriage off his nephew Lt. Hugh
Alexander Tate, jr., 01 nose twi
to "Miss Joyce Blue Morton of Ra
leigh, wntch took place at the First
Presbyterian Church. '
Pink Hill Business
, Men's Club
- Entertains Ladies
The .annual dinner of the Pink
Hill Business men's" club for en
tertaining wives of members, the
faculty of the Pink Hill School and
faculty guests was held at the
Pink Hill School Cafeteria Tues
day night, Sept 2nd with 75 peo
ple In . attendance. Dinner was
served, by Griffins of Goldsboro.
Robert Holt, President of the club
welcomed the guests. Mr. H- H.
Bullock, Supt of Lenoir County
Schools was recognized and spoke
briefly. , Frank Wiley, Principal
of the Pink Hill School introduced
the school faculty and their guests.
Harvey Turnenj Club Secretary ex
plained the purposes for which the
.-iub' WjS organized and its aspira
Mr. F. D. Burroughs and son of
Charlotte visited briefly with the
Zeh -Williams family in Pink Hill,
recently.
Smith Home
Damaged By Fire
' The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Smith In Pink Hill was damaged
considerably by fire at an early
hour, Monday, last week. It origi
nated in a closet of the home where
an electric bulb had been lighted to
dry out the room. Quick work on
the part of neighbors and the Kin
ston fire department saved lt from
a total loss. No insurance was car
ried... Business Men
The Business Mens Club of Pink
Hill entertained at a barbecue sup
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eat tomite In the oool el the
evening and enjoy yettneUI
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Be Gracloua At Table - . . -
Every homemaker wants her fam
ily adeuately nourished. At the
same time, she should know how
to serve ..nourishing food In -a sim
ple and attractive manner so that
her children, may learn at home
now to be at ease on all occasions.
Children learn, through experience
an appreciation for good food,
nicely served, how to handle the
knife, fork and spoon and how to
participate in table conversation.
Table service-should never be evi
dent but should keep the . moal
proceeding smoothly, without those
at the table being, especially con
scious of it. Being natural and at
ease, la important in gracious table
service.' -( . .
Things To Remember At Table . ..
Do not concentrate on eating to
the extent of not entering into he
conversation.
per hi the cafeteria of the Pink Hill
School Tuesday evening, the occas
ion to honor the school .faculty,
their husbands and wives.
T. A. Turner Go.
Fetes Employees
The male employees of T. A Tur
ner and Co., were guests of the
company at an overnight outing at
Atlantic Beach over the week end.
Grady Scouts
. The B.-F. Grady Scout Troop
headed by Mr. Rufus Swain camp
ed out near the Maxwell Mill Pond
from Friday until Sunday after
noon of the past week.
Quits Patrol
Richard Stroud has resigned his
position with the Highway Patrol
and will reside in his new home
out of Pink Hill on the Klnston
road. He has accepted employment
in Klnston.
Cecil Sjtroud
Accepts Job
Cecil Stroud of Pink Hill Rt has
accepted work in the Pink Hill ABC
Store. He fills the vacancy caus
ed by . the resignation of Mr. Fredi
Williams recently.
Personals
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lehman
Williams Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Anderson and son,
Austin of Mt. Olive and Mrs. Mil
ton Whaley and children Tommy
and Betty of Warsaw.
Lt Col. and Mrs. H. D. Max
well and children, Suzanne and
Maxle of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnny Watlington of Reidsville,
Jasper Tyndall, Miss Lula Tyndall,
Ann' Denny Tyndall and Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Smith of Pink Hill were
guests of the H. D. Maxwell family
during the week end.
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Never reach in front of people
or across the table for a dish. Ask
the person nearest that dish to pass
it to you. .
If you are asked your preference
as to a food, express some prefer
ence whether it matters to you or
not. This will help the one who
is serving.
Toothpicks, like - toothbrushes,
should be used only in the privacy
of one.s own room. .
If an accident ooiurs, express
your regret and attend to it as
quietly as possible.
To, Remove Lead Pencil Marks
A soft eraser sometimes will re
move the marks, especially on stiff
or starched materials. If the ma
terial is washable, rub soapsuds
into the stain and launder .as usual.
Sponge woolen materials with clear
water or with a solution of equal
parts alcohol and water.
Card Of Thanks
We wish to thank each one for
every thought of kindness shown
us at the time of the death of our
husband and' father.
Mrs. Shad Kornegay and child
ren. AUTUMN
The morns are meaker than they
were,
The nuts are gettin brown;
The berry's cheek is plumper,
The rose Is out of town.
The maple wears a gayer scarf,
The field a scarlet gown.
Lest I should be old-fashioned,
I'll put a trinket on.
Emily Dickinson.
GEO. P. PRIDGEN
Plumber
STATE LICENSED
PLUMBING
CONTRACTOR
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To Build Your Home
The nme principles apply, to baQdinf home. In terms of comfort
, in terms of lower home inamtenance costs, you're ALWAYS
better off, by stertinf with tin best in Inifldint; materials. And ifs
these better materials, thsVyouTl get when yon purchase from us!
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Pfc. E. B. tiuzzq
Serving In Jap:n
WITH THE 1ST CAVALRY MV.
IN JAPAN PFC Eldridge B.
Kornegay, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry L. Kornegay, Route 2, Mt
Olive, N. C. Is serving on secur
ity duty with the 1st Cavalry Di
vision in Japan.
His unit, one of the first to fight
in Korea, currently Is undergoing
extensive . aerial movement and
amphibious training on the north
ernmost Japanese Island of Hok
kaido. It was transferred to Japan
last December after 17 months of
combat -
Kornegay entered the Army In
February 1951 and was stationed
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PASTURE SEED & FERTILIZER
We have a lull line of
P.M.A. Seeds & Fertilizers
at approved Fair Prices.
Bring us your Purchase
Orders.
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SEVEN SPRINGS SUPPLY CO
O H.C. Dale, Mgr.
GET AUTOMATIC
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GET w
A if lUm I
e 33-lb. fimn Clmll
IS q. it. a SIi.H ami
Partobh Itttw Clint
Accsswyl
Hwdy Dmt SWhml
Twl.Mot.Kold Crlipwsl
ixtni-Hijh, rtrMiMy
Mil. Spot. I
Per Month
oftar minimum
cww. poymont
ifr Prloee abown arefordellrery
and local taxes extra. Price,
THERE IS A BETTER REFRIGERATOR . . .
T. A. TURNER CO.
PINK HILL
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KINSTON.N.C
at Camp Atterbury, lad,
bis assignment overseas.
Jimmy Jo!insort
Hew President
Senior Class
, Jimmy Lee Johnson has been el
ected president of the Pink Hill
High School senior class.
, Roger Post . Hill will serve the
class as vice president, Mary Edna
Harper and Carol Jean Kennedy,
co-secretaries; Ann Ruffin, treas
ures and Shirley Howard, report
er.. . .
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DEFROSTING
NEW LOW PRICE!
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ill U DEFROSTING
Modal MA lllutlratad
11 co. ft. Cold-Clear-to-the-Floor
e 4J-lb. fmm Ch.nl
1S.4 sq.ft. .1 Shall Ami
Portable latter Chest
Au.ss.ry I
Handy Door Shelves 1
Twi. Melst-CaldCrisparil
Only
$21.00
Par Month
Intro-High, Etra-IOMny down paymant
I art la Space!
In yourkltcbenwltb Fve-Year Protection Plan. SUta
and specification, subject to change without uotloe.
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