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TEZ DUFIXS i:..:3, TnrCDAT, GCIC a , i: Z. J. if n -9 H o.u HEftE IS YOUR- PROOF! u .Li J Pcn:r,:ls Mrs. T. A Turner. and Mr.-and Mrs. Dvld Green spent a few day fishing at Morehead" recently ii JasDer Tyndall and Miss Xula Tynda visited at South Milted home by Mrs.. Tyndall, and . their daughter, Ann Denny, who had been spending several days with Mrs. Tyndall's parents. Mr. and Mrs. soe Tyndall of Knoxville, Tenn. are expected this week for a visit, with relatives.-' Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Howard and children of Raleigh, visited Mrs. Howard's mother, Mrs.. John j Howard over the week end. : Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stroudt bave moved into their attractive new home on the; Klnston road. -Miss Jacqueline Davis, ' teacher of home economics in the Pink Hill School was a recent visitor af her home in Mt. Olive Several from Pink Hill attend ed funeral services for Mr. Nor wood Smith at Golden Grove Cem etery In KenansvilTe on Wednesday afternoon -.'i. v v ,:. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Worley 4hd Mr. end Mrs. Red O'Connor and son Jack were guests of Mr. Wor ley s daughter, Mrs.' Jarl Bower and Mr; Bower at Washington, N. C. at the week end. - Miss Betty Edwards of Jack sonville . spent Monday with her parents, Dr. and Mrs, H. A. Edwards.- , Mrs. Paul Smith of Rocky Mt. was an over night guest of Mr. end Mr. R. B. Jones on Friday. U AS A no cut? NIVV 21-INCH . BLACK-MUTE WITH STRATOPOWER CHASSlS GREATER CLEARER PICTUREI LESS GLARE! THAN ANY TV TfSTID NATIONWIDI It's a whole new, radical- , ly different televiewing systeml 267 mora ssnsi tiva than previous sets ! '.Greater power! Clearer picture! Less glare! G-E Stratopower chassis gives , new freedom from inter ference. Big 21-inch pic ' ture. Easily adaptable to - TJHF. Genuine mihogaay , veneers. Swivel $429.95 casters. e y ,- nam " iwiiidi Jfebnd Imim Tax. im vtar Factory warranto on jVstw tub awl to daw on part. . t LP.mMii'ssom In Pink Hill tr i;o;7.FEATiirii::G- Cvanimid Fcr Tobacco Hoy Bailing dixie end J0;i:i '1 J I Mr. Smith joined her on Saturday ojiu xney returnea nome Sunday afternoon. ... Dr.-and Mrs. H." A. Edwards 'at tended the 50th wedding anniver sary of Mr. and' Mrs. Thomas'-J. MoGowen at the home of - their son, Mr. Faison MoGowen and Mrs. MoGowen, ; in Kenansville Satur day night. ---. .v.- -.- - Mr. and ; Mrs. . Joyner of Mt. Olive were guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Green on Sunday. , Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Bell, Jr., of Rocky Mount were guests of Mr. Bell's sister, Mrs. G. C. Jones and Mr. Jones on Friday. , : Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Turner and fami'y and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Watson were at the Cliffs on the Neuse Sunday nfternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Kornegay vis ited the Layton Cochran family at Robersonville on Sunday. ' Miss Margaret Smith of Monroe and Miss Ruth 'Taylor of Clayton spent the week end with Mt. end Mrs. J. I, Sheppard. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Wells, Jr., who recently arrived from San Diego,' Cal. following Mr. Wells' discharge from the Navy, have gone to Charlotte where they will again take up their residence. Mr. Wells wUl resume his work with the Che mical Dye Stuff Corporation. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Godwin and daughters Lela K. end Blllie of Wilmington, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Watlington of Reldsvi'le, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Tyndall and Mrs. Rob ert Holt and Clystla were visitors of Mr., and Mrs. H. D. Maxwell during the week end. Miss Irane Smith of Troy, N. Y. was called home recently because - 267 MORE SENSITIVE! Modtl 21C20I Pictured it Martin Ptrkitu, Har oi 'too Pui aat' EASIEST TERMS IN YEARS to your (-1 lor tht Pmldinrlal Campaigul N 'TIIH 00 ss c9 Beds, Wire tmsBsn fflpngw; DEERE FARM MAUili.tui PARTS and SERVICE c SHAG iViViV.V.V.WWVsWflWWWsWWWi ; Good (Management Pays 'Cash ' s -. Dividends ' . (Low production and failure to get the -most out of every pound of feed are two of the biggest cau ses of unsatisfactory profits from livestock and poultry production. High producing cows make milk the cheapest.: It costs but little more to feed a hen that produces 200 eggs per year than one that lays 1)50 eggs yet there is a great difference - in net income. Cull low producers and give more atten tion and ifeed to the good ones.. Save all the pigs, calves, and lambs you can. - An extra pig per litter or two kimbs per ewe in stead of one, cuts the cost per pig or lamb.--- Get everything (possible' from the feed used. Younger animals and birds make more pounds of gain on the s:me quality of feed than older- ones. of the death of her brother, Mr. j Norwood Smith, . Mrs. Joe Miller is visiting rela tives md friends at High Point. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wallace Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomas and son of Pink Hill Rt. 2. .. - Messers Hunter Wells of Camp Lejeune and Alfred Wells, student at Davidson College visited tneir parents, Principal and Mrs. H. M. Wells itt Grady, over the week end. Miss Lou Ann Davis or jmju GreenvU'e, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis. Mr. Wallace King of New Port News, Va., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ssth King on Sunday. Principal and Mrs. Frank Wiley ignd Scotty spent the week end with relatives at Bath. . Chas. Newman At State Fair Well it's festival time again this year, and that little fellow from Duplin County, Charles Newman, the Xittle Dutchman' will be there at the state fair at Raleigh. He will sing and play again this year for the third straight time with all the Hillbilly bands and singers. Plans have been arranged and this announcement has been made by Mr: Bascom Lamar Lunsford the festival director. The. time and dates of his performances will b announced at a lster date. --So plan to be there everybody,1 Addict To -Church ,' Five new members were added to the roll at the regular Sunday morning pTeaching service at the Pink Hill Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. Rev. N. P. Far rier is pastor of the church. Mrs. Bostic Is Hospital Patient Mrs. Murphy Bostic Is. a patient at the Lenoir County Haspital In Klnston, having undergone a major operation there last Friday. . - I Crosley Electrical Appliances r Radios, Cook .Stoves, Refrigerators,' .; Home ' Freezers and Hot , , Water Heaters. i , 3 o ; oi T .ir I i , i p3 , - .j c-. WILMUTH Production is lowered when birds and ftinwls are over crowded, ventilation is poor or feeding and watering is inadequate. When poul try houses, (arrowing pens and dairy barns are - not. always ie:m and sanitary, diseases and- para sites move in to cut production, feed efficiency, and profits. Feed won't deliver maximum re sults when poor feeding methods are used. A good feeder can show almost unbelievably greater profits from feeding a ton of feed than an other feeder who feeds a like ton of feed, but fails to manage his oper ations as well. ; With plenty of feed on hand and a strong demand for. .meat, milk and eggs in prospect, it looks like a good .time to keep labor, housing and equipment' working to capacity. For-maximum profits, use a good feeding program, keep production high, and mortalities low. - Announce Birth Mr. arid MrsMahione B. Wallace of A'.bertson, Rt. 1 announce the birth of a son on "Wednesday, Oct ober 1, t Parrott Memorial Hos pital in Klnston. Home Dem. "CTuT Meets Mrs. Carter A regular -meeting of the Pink Hill Home Demonstration Club was held- at the home of Mrs. Melvln Carter Thursday afternoon. The President, Mrs. H. E. Maxwell was in charge. -: One of its members was honor ed at a stork shower during the social hour; at this meeting. Mrs. Osirter served the group potato chips, cookies and-iced drinks. 13 members were present. The club expects to hold a joint meeting with the Deep Run Club at Deep Run orr- October 10, when Miss Friedel Steffens, a German International - Farm Youth Ex change Student who is spending a few weeks in Lenoir County, will talk to the group. Revival At Methodist Church Rev" J. D. Young, pastor of the Snow Hill Methodist Churoh is conducting a revival at 7:30 each evening this week :t the Pink Hill Methodist Church. The public has been most cordially invited to at tend these services! Special Program Grady -PjMd Monday Might A very special program has been planned for the Grady PTA Meet ing Monday night. Dr. Dorothy Parker, Psychiatrist, will be spec ial speaker. This promises to be an interesting program and all members are urged to attend. The meeting will start at 7:30 p.m. DON'T GET CAUGHT COLD WEATHER r IS COMING GET YOUR Duo Thorn OIL HEATER NOW FROM i REATH JOIIES CASH STORE IN MT. OLIVK SALES & SEBVICE 'xwt rrlendUr ; ' , Carolina Tractori . ; Inc. w. b. srrrow "T- lit OUto Blfhwaj . 4 4. i - i. .. t m X llafional Home Demonstration Xoiincil To Meet In Raleigh On Saturday, October 25, thou sands of rural homemakers from every -corner of the United States will begin arriving in Raleigh to attend the 16th Annual Meeting of the National Home Demonstra tion Council. - " : Verna Stanton, Assistant State Home Agent at State College, an ndunceJ that 38 states, Puerto Rico, Canada and Hawaii are all sending delegations to the capital city. - National President Jennie Wil liams, homemaker and owner op erator of a Wyoming Ranch, stat ed that every woman who attends the national meeting in Raleigh should go home with a definite picture of what other states ' are doing as well as a heightened ap preciation ol wnat ner own staie has gained. - iN. C. State Home Agent Ruth Current pointed out that the high lights of the meeting will be the reeeption at the governor's man sion, the North Carolina , Night Program in William. Meal Reynolds Coliseum, and the ten panel dis cussions on topics including the na tional reading program, family re rt 1 1! K7l II II Hi jaw s mf w - - m liir MACHINERY COMPANY, INC. kinston.north Carolina-phone4176 Turner & Turner INSURANCE AGENCY "We're Known By The Service We Give" Mrs. Christine Williams Office Mgr. Phone 2836 Pink Hill. N. C. L. C. Turner. Jr. o o PASTURE SEED & FERTILIZER We have a full line of P.M.A. Seeds & Fertilizers at approved Fair Prices. Bring us your Purchase Orders! o . o o o o o. o 9 O o o o o o o e o o o. o o SEVEN SPRINGS SUPPLY CO; o o II. C.Dale, Mgr. IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 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 3 o o o o o I IJT EJPaiC: 147 it Hi ill v GET INTO THE HABIT REGULAR DEPOSITS IN A SAV INGS ACCOUNT INSURES YOU FOR THE FUTURE START TODAY. Virst'Citizens Bitnlc& Trust Gbmp pi::;( hill, ii. c. Saturday Oct. 28th lations, citizenship,' and the rural music program. Throughout the week the nation al music program will be empha sized. It -is educating the rural ' women of America through music. Participating will be two state home demonstration choruses, South Dakota and North Caroli na's own group. In addition, four Tar Heel County choruses are sche duled to appear. Singing as soloist with the North C;rolina-Chorus at the North Car olina Night Program will be Nor man Cordon, Director of Music at the 'University of North Carolina and former Metropolitan opera star. Directing the chorus, will be Mrs. Eugene Umstead of Durham. Accompamst is Mrs. George Lind say, also of Durham. - Speaking straight from the shoulder is okay but be sure it, originates a little higher up. Stand by your local newspaper? they are the best mends any or ganized community can have. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS FARMALL TRACTORS FARM IMPLEMENTS REFRIGERATION PARTS -SERVICE T. J. Turner o o e o o o 9 O 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 a o o o o o any o o o j o m hi in i Si Mr. Gordan Thicven of Beulaville says 'My sow was fed PURINA Sow and Pig Chow iand I i PURINA formula. My Sow farrowed 12 pigs and at 10 we:ks of age they averaged weighing 45 pounds each. I recommend iM to other hog men to fe d the OF PIGS LARGE PIGS AND LOTS OF MILK FROM THE SOWS. PINK HILL MILLING COMPANY Phone 2436 si rt. : ru,x.,u nOnie JI I UI 111 d Viwns "IF IT COVERS THE FLOOR" WE H&VE IT ,See our collection of hsphalt. linoleum and rubber tile. Broad loom Carpets by Bigelow and Gulls tan, ALL INSTALLATIONS CKARANTEED. All Carpets INSURED Against Moths (or S Years. Call 1499 for Free Estimates, l4 j Sol Isaacs -George Casteen Co. "The Big Furniture USE TOUR wRsEiT. 118 N. Center CAROLINA Building Supply Co. 1410 W. Vernon Ave., Klnston. THEM 1 display mjm in our W'L mi J I SHOW ROOM KNOTTY PINE Roll Roofing ! Asphalt Roofing RoTl Tin JJwftag 4 Asbestos Siding ' Roll Brick Siding s T grain mixed according to (be W PURINA PROGRAM for LOTS H Pink Hill, N. C. SJ oTirl Purina Firm StiinnliPft nil - Mm-..- Store On Center St." Phone 1499 Phone 4681 THIS FOLDING DOOR MEANS LARGER ROOMS i 4Ui Available Stock Materials ,,- Interior and Exterior Doors Wood Window and Frame Units Steel Windows Overhead Garage Doors SHEET ROCK KNOTTY WALNUT Insulation Board Beaverboard Plywood Masonlte Tekwood Gypsum Sheathing Insulated Shea thing Rockwool Batts Masons Materials Plsster Finishing Lime Cement Brixment Masons Lima Post Lights Copper and Black i Builders Hardware Screen Wire Corner Cabinets -Ironing Board Cabinets Telephone Cabmen Medicine Cabinets 1 Inlaid Linoleum , O TUe Board - -y:a c: '; -,Xr 9 . Congo. Wall Ma ' - O Chroma Moldings ' O Building Materials for Erery Need , 'W V V'
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