- tt t .iiHiied,
spent t, 1 v la Richmond,
guests of l r tad Mrs J B Wor
ley and other relatives.- '
Li uJ Ll
.i,ir aijj ., ,!, , ,. ot-iey, Air.
and Mrs Jo i ('' . ..r and son,
John, III of i ,t ii,a and Mr
and Mrs Charlie Parrlsh and
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FFA HILL IS
TEAM SCORES Ylll
For the fourth straight year the
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Call Kinston 4444
Pink Hill Future Farmer of Am
erica team -captured' the South-
wood Federation . parliamentary
procedure contest staged Tuesday
afternoon at jsoutnwood bcnooi.
- Under the direction of Advisor
John E. Johnson, the fiveman
team won the right to represent
the federation in the ..-district
event late in April. If it wins there
it will be entered in the State
contest. -''-'1 ' " - ,
Jones County won second' place,
whie . Pamlico County and Deep
Run tied for third; Vanceboro
was fifth. i V'-Kt ;
Making up 4hesPink Hill team
were Preside! Roger Post HilL
i Vice President .Kenneth Howard,
Treasurer FrankUn Tyndall, Sec
retary Kenneth-' Tyndall and Re-
Dorter Linwood Stroud.
Despite Its domination of the
federation,' the Pfnk Hill team
has never won the State title, al
though it placed third one year.
Serving as Judges were B J
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Used Gars
Garrow Buick Co.
603 No. Heritage Phones 3552 & 3772
Kinston, N. C.
Peeler, executive secretary of the
State FFA; W.. L Bryant, Seven
Springs, vocational - agriculture
teacher; and N A Morrison. B
F Grady vocational - agriculture
teachers,
JAMES MILES
GETS DIPLOMA .
Mr. James "Miles of the Belle
OU Co. of Pink Hill recently re
ceived a diploma from the Cole
man Heating and Air Condition
ing Company following the com
pletion of a course taken at their
plant. in Wichita, Kansas. Mr.
Miles was elected among' the 40
dealers In this district, for an ex--pence
free trip there. The diploma
was presented by Mr Coleman him
self, president of the company,
who is 84 years old, and . very
active. The company bad Its. hum
bje beginning in tthe manufacture
of ' the Coleman: lantern and has
grow by leaps and bounds. Mr
Miles made the trip by air via I
Norfolk, wasmgton, D. and
Chicago. He stopped at the
Broadview Hotel while in Wichi
ta.' '
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ft You Plan For Them To. There Is No Better
Way For Your Dreams to Become a Reality Is
m i x o a 11 "x t x SS
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Come in Today And Let Us Help You Start a
Savings Account? ,
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take yoiir traipse? to
tractor
specialists.
TherffS a difference In tractor repairing! 7
Many halfway jobs may "get by" for a time. But 1
you need overhaul worlt that matches the original care
and precision built into your Allis-Crmlmers tractor.
. Our factory-trained mechanics will give you much more
than just a "get by'? job. Their experience, khowiedge and
use of proper tools are of great value, to you, t You get
longer tractor life and. less cost per hour of operation
! We have the tools that 'fit the job. Valve refacers, rod
, aligners, .compression testers, engine'"1 stands,' torque
- wrenches, all help our trainedmen do the best work for you.
Arrange for a winter overhaul Now. ' . ,
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MR. GRADY
ATOTEEH
Mr. Leonard Grady of Albert-
son is critically Hi at, the T B
Sanitorium at Oteen. -
BARBECUE
HONORED AT .
Mr Harold. Pete) WiUiamson
and Mrs Williamson, the latter,
before her recent marriage, Miss
Wilma Grey Smith, were honored
Sunday at, a barbecue dinner at
the Legion Hut near Maxwell's
Mil! Mr Williamson has recent
ly returned from 2 years Army
duty on Guam and other islands
in the Pacific.
CAR WRECK
An automobile -pwned and op
erated by Mr Earl Howard of
Pink Hill collided with another
car In Kinston Friday night, caw
ing damages of several hundred
dollars. The acccident happened
when the Howard family with other
occupants were on their way to
Granger High School to attend
the Lenoir ' County basketball
tournament No . one -was serious
ly injured. 1 y.'
PINK HILL FFA .
Oil TELEVISION
Bocer Post HilT of -Pink. HIIL'
president of the Pink Hill Chap
te of . the 'Future. Farmers of
America, appeared on television on
Station WFMY, Greensboro from
1 to 1:13 on Monday; as a leature ,
of the 25th Anniversary celebra
tion " of the Farm Youth Organi
zation, he explained the FFA emb
lem and its meaning. . His is a
son of Lenoir County P.M.A,
Chairman JWbitford, Hill, f 1 .
GRADY HDC FEEDS
FOX HUNTERS
The B JF Grady Home Demon
stration Club fed a number of
fox hunters from North Carolina
and 'Virginia, while: on their an
nual hunt in the Grady section,
Monday. The dinner made up of
barbecue with all trimmings, was
served at the home of Mr and
Mrs J D 6mlth. .v-. ,v---.:.'
JOINS HUSBAND
111 ILLINOIS ,
Mrs BUI Zackr Wiliams left ear
ly Tuesday for ' RantonL . lit, to
be with her husband,, whe is re
ceiving training in the Air Force,
at Chaunte! Field, nearby. Mrs.
Williams -was before her. recent
marriage Miss Shelby Jean Kor
negay of Pink Hill, route (1,. .
PERSONALS
v Little Miss Sharon Smith spent
the week end - inJacksonvule, a
gires of her aunt, v Miss 5 Betty
Edwards. ' Her . parents, Mr and
Mrs J K Smith went for her on
Sunday. , y' i
Mrs J R Davis was in St. Mat
thews, S C recently to be at the
bedside of her . father who is ill
with pneumonia. :. I
. Attorney Vf F Simpson of Pink
Hill was in Wallace Friday-night
to attend a meeting of the sixth
District Bar Association held at
the Legion Hut there. i,,V
Mrs E R Maxwell returned SUn
'day from Lumberton, where she
had been spending some time in a
rest home: - r. :
Howard Smith, who has been
employed at New Bern spent the
week end at hi? home. ' ,
Mr and1 Mrs , Johnny Watling
ton of Reidsville and Mr and Mrs
Emmett Rogers and two children
of Pink Hill, route 2, were guests
of the H D Maxwells during the
week end. A daughter, Mrs. Wal
ter Godwin of Wilmington, was
a guest in the Maxwell home on
Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Bpb Holt and chil
dren spent the 'past bank holi
day week end as : guests of Mr
HdfC sister. Mr Leo Waning,
Mr. Whatling and daughter, in
HeidvUle.
LARGE NO. SEE
ICECAPADES
In Raleigh last week to attend
the ice revue were the following
from Pink Hill. Mr and Mrs T J
Turner, Judy and Marsha Turner;
Mr and Mrs Graham Turner, Lu
cy and Nancy Turner; Mrs T A
Turner; Mrs Jasper Tyndall, Ann
Denny Tyndall; Scotty Wiley; Mr
and Mrs J M Jones; Mr and Mrs
James Miles; Mr and Mrs. Johnny
Holden; Miss Narcle Williams;
Mr George Turner; Mr' and Mrs.
Lymvood Turner, Lynne and John
ny Turner; Mrs Zoa Turner; Mrs
Carrie Hines Weston; 'Mrs Z M
Williams; . Mr ' and Mrs RufUs
Swain; -; Mrs Lehman Williams,
Meivin and Olenn Williams.
BASKETBALL
TEAMS LOSE
TOURNEY
Pink Hll boys and Rirls bas
ketball teams lost the Lenior
County Champtionship to - the
wneat swamp Boys and girts, 'in
the, final games played in Kins
ton Granger High n Gymnasium
on Saturday night. y? ' v ' "
I!::dH2lpToCqild
U.S. Olympic Squd
High Point, N. C, Fs(bJ7 Funds
are urgently needed by the Ama
teur Athletic Union to help devel
op outsta ding atietes to repre
sent the United States in the 1058
Olympic games scheduled to be
held in Australia, Louis J. Fisher,
of High Point, president of the
Carolines AAU, declared today.
Unless pubU&tolrtted citizens
chip In, he said, the AAU will
face drastic curtail inent of its am
ateur' sports program which, now
is reaching millions of boys and
girlS. i .-..;.T if . jv- - ...
TheAAU has taken the! lead in
developing outstanding represent
ation for the United States in the
Olympic games in conjunction with
other sports groups. Since 1896,
whenthe -v Olympics were revived.
AAU. has carried the burden of
raising funds necessery for the)
participation of American athletes,
and conducts Olympic : try-outs
for tha selection of the most can-
aoie competitors.! .
. xne aau now is condaoting a
nation-wide campaign for funds,
with the modest goal of only $500,-
000. Fisher expressed hope ((hat
sports-lovers of -North and South
Carolina would do their part.
Contributions may be sent to
Fisher at Post Office Box 1846 in
High Joint, with checks made pay
able to the Amateur Athletic U ion
All contributions will be officially
acknowledged by AAU. Contribu
tions have been1 approved' as de
ductible In Federal income tax
returns." 1 ! v-
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the Carolinas will be used in the
two states; the other half" Will go
to the national AAU. , - : '
In addition to helping' develop
Olympic athletes, funds contri
buted to AAU will be used to con-1
ion boys and girls, competed last
year as part at the AAU's program
to oombat juvenile 'delinquency.
Part of the monev also will ha
used to enlarge the AAU's phy-
uuwm -program , instituted
after World War 11 because, of the
alarming numbers of " American
draftees rejected ,fo?, , physical
reasons. yVy;; 'S; . ..V-.'1 f-
' The AAU la nation organization
of sports-lover , who work , volun
tarily to promote and encourage
amateur sports and physical fit
ness psograms throughout the
United States. It Is the largest aid
strongest amateur-sports governing
body In the world, with a program
reaching 8,000,008 people. . -
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a Km (ram "Panullnlor Buater," Jofaa Dttn Day leaUut ulctan. f .- . t
toll Supply Co., lecel' -John ern" the story of tae new' John
Deere dealer, has announced Sat- Deere Models 50 and 60 Tractors,
urday February .28 as the day for 'Costly Bargains" picture show
the yeartr John Deere Day tag how the quality of John Deese
Day program. Free to farmers and parts is ' maintained Oddities bt
their families the program will be Farming consisting of rare farm
held at Pink Hill. High School tag practices; and What's Mew for
Auditorium and is schedule to be- .1953 unveiling the complete line
gin at 7:15,p. m. , " - ,i ttp of . John Deere equipment for
The feature picture "ParaUe for the coming year showing- this
Buster"' a a comedy and stars Bus- equipment at work in . the field
ter Keaton popular clown of stage and demonstrating briefly all out
and screen. Thd story is that of a standing features. ' -mall
bookkeeper In a large fim V vJHill Supply Co In their an
who suddenly comes to the notice nbuncemetnt mentioned that V al-'
of the firm's hdad.fco a most un- though the program , is free to
complimentary manner. His rare farmers and their families admls
knack for getting In trouble dow elon will be by ticket only. He
Buster in and out of every scene Invites farmers who have not re
and furnishes some exeking mom-, chived their tickets or who re
ejnts for1 him and his audience, quire 'more to be sure to stop at
Other films included on the prow the store. Hill Supply Co. and ask
gram are "Xom Gordon GoesfMoa .fofc-theoiiM.
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Quick-acting 100 nitrate ni
trogen makes rapid, sturdy .
, growth, tt 26 iodium con- '
teai acta like potash when neo- ' '
esaarjt and helps to increase ";,
the supply of available phot-.
Out diffarwm between Natural
; Chilean Nitrate and other ni
trogen fertilizers is Quality r
nalura! quality. It is the world's'
only natural source of nitrate,
'nitrogen. ' t v-
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improves crop health,.yigor gram," Chilean Nitrate builds
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ifuic nungen, ucricjH.w kiun maw i injury . couia .
iodium and essential I tenets nil acidity. Use Chilean '
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