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Mr. and Mrs. 1 ii Uarrell have
returned to their homei In Gates
ville following two 'weeks visit
in the home of their daughter, Mrs.
D. W. Ruffln and Dr. RuftlB.
Mr. and' Mrs. T. J. Turner, Judy
and Marsha Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
Graham Turner and Lucy and Nan
r rant . the . week-end at their
summer home on Atlantic Beach
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Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jones, Billie
and Lula May Jones and Mrs. Ro
land Hardy. Misses Maizle Jones,
Mary Ann Jones and Etta Hardy &
Mrs. . Roland Hardy of Moss Hill
have returned from Wake Forrest
where they attended commencement
exercises at the college. Mr. Neil
Jones was a member of the gradu
ating class; -'
Rev. and Mrs. Jack Fogleman and
sons of Ayden were dinner guests
of Rev. and Mrs. IX C. Boone at
their home In Pink Hill Tuesday.
llesdames Frank Lee and E. W.
Grady attended the funeral of Mr.
Thomas K. Faison. at Falson Friday
aftrnoon. - "- '
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. worley ana
daughters returned to their home in
Richmond, Va. sunaay louowmg
a visit with relatives In Fink. Hill
and Washington, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jones, Mr. ana
Mrs. James Miles, Jimmy ana
Charles Miles, Mr. and Mrs. L. C
Turner, Lymn and Johnny Turner
and Mr. and Mrs. Jonnny.oiaen
and sons of Maysville spent tne
week-end at Jones summer, homo
en Atlantic Beach. ;;,', '
Mrs. Levi Everett went to Colum
bia, S. C. Wednesday lor , a lew
days with relatives. i
Mr. R. F. Grady of Washington,
D. C has been visiting his brother,
Mr. E. W. Grady, Mrs. Grady and
other relatives in the Pink Hill
vicinity. ' '" "'" ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith of Rocky
Mt spent the week-end with rela
tives in Pink Hill. '
Mr Flavious Williamson, employed
In Norfolk, Va. spent the week-end
at his home. .
Mrs. Lizzie Smith has oeen suner-
lng with an Infected foot, at her
home on Pink Hill Rt 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Teet ana cnii-
dren of Farmville and Mr. and Mrs.
Edward .Goodaon . and family ox
Greenville were guests of relatives
near Pink Hill .
Mm Eula Patterson of Albertson
Is spending this week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Herring at ner nome u
Morehead. ...
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' Miss Peggy Jo Stroud of
Hill, rising senior at the Woman's
College, Greensboro, has Joined a
Methodist Youth Caravan for
itinerary through the Southeast this
summer. She is among approximate
ly 100 woman's college students who
have' enrolled for various periods
of volunteer Church-Related activ
ities at this time..,,
Miss Stroud, who is a daughter
of Mr. Lonnie Stroud and the late
Mrs. Nellie W. Stroud ol nine tuu,
was an honor graduate of the Pink
Hill High School in lieu
MrrJonesIs
Hostess
Mrs. Melvin Jones wss hostess to
a regular meeting oi ner nriuge
club at her home in rauc.tuu wea-
nesday afternoon. .....
The prize for high score for mem
ber? was awarded Mrs. T. A, Turn
er. Second high was won by Mrs.
Helen Turner while , Mrs. u. w.
Unffin received consolation prize.
Mm . Flovd Heath was awarded
hirh fm visitors. Others
were Mesdames H. A. Edwards,
Jack Worley, Jasper Smith and the
hostess. '
Guests admired souvenirs brought
back by the hostess, from a recent
trip to California, ana aiso twa
received from her, around the World
Gift Club. ' v -
Chilled orange juice was servea
during play and after scores were
tallied, a sweet course was served.
Shirley Smith before her recent
marriage, her mother, Mrs. John C
Smith and aunt, Mrs. Burt Smith,
entertained ' at a Miscellaneous
shower at the' home of the former,
from 2:30 to 4:30 pm. Saturday. The
living room and dinning room.
thrown cnsulte, - were artistically
decorated with red gladioli and
other late srjrina Dowers. .
.. Following a social hour and pass
ing of the gifts, the hostess servea
a chicken salad plate ; with iced
drinks. '
The guests 'list numbered approx
imately BO. ' -
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Receives Diploma
Mr. Levi Everett, radio service
man at T. A, .Turner and Co. In
Pink Hill, has finished an advanced
course in Electronics at State Col
lege, Raleigh, and received his di
ploma in appropriate exercises there
Thursday. ,t "'.'
Rev. II. P. Farrior
Gives Lecture
Lectures on the History, Belief
nn.mniSn nf the Prexhvterian
playing chureh. conducted by Rev. N. F.
Farrior . weanesaay, inuraaay
Friday nights of last week at the
Presbyterian Church in Pink Hill,
terminated with a covered dish
supper, held prior to the Friday
night session. 1
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?In a recent society page edition
of the Times the cut with the pic
ture of Mrs. R. K. Smith, Miami,
Fla. bride, erromously stated that
she was Mrs. J. K. Smith, which
is regretted.
Mr. Soulherland
At McCain
Mr. Blanchard ' Southerland of
Albertson Is at the Tubercular hos
pital at McCain, for a physical
examination by specialist He enter
ed the hospital May 25, and was
accompanied there by his son, Mr.
L, C. Southerland and his brother,
Mr. Jamie Southerland."
P. Y. F. To Meet Af
Cliffs On The lleuse
i A meeting of the Presbyterian
LYfjuth Fellowship of Rev, . .
Farrior's group of cnurcnes,wm dc
held at Cliffs of the Neuse, Sun
day afternoon, June 7. The meetings
have been changed : from Friday
afternoon to Sunday afternoon for
the summer months and only de
votional services will De neia auriu
this time. : . . v ..'
Dr. Ruff in Attends
Medical Meet
Dr. D. W. Euffin. is attending a
Medical meeting in New York this
week. Mrs. Buff in accompanied him.
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Misses Stroud and
Smith toYouth Meet
The Pink Hill Presbyterian Sun
day Jbciio Kwill sponsor del- ates
Norma J .e Stroud, and the Woman
of the Church, Pauline Summerlin
to the Young Peoples conference
to be held at Flora McDonald Col
lege the week of June 15, Helen
Smith, Connie Jo Wells and Marilyn
Stroud will go from Smiths Church.
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Bible SchooU are being held at.
Smiths and Pleasant View Presby
terian churches this week, and next
week they will be held at the Pink
Hill and Harper-Southerland chur
ches. Rev. N. P. Farrior is in charge
at each church, assisted by helpers
from each church community.
I!:rr:r's Msgazine
Fciros II. C.
North Carolina's renown as the
cradle of flight is given renewed
lustre today .with the appearance
of the never-before-published story
in Orville Wright's own words of
how he and his brother flew the
world's first airplane from the sands
of Kill Devil HilL'
The June issue of Harper's Mag
azine carries the article in connect
ion with this year's Fiftieth Anni
versary of Powered Flight Celebra
tion.
The long-forgotten document by
Wright had lain in the musty files
oi we u. s. Department oi .tusuce
(or over 30 years,- when is was
recently discovered by Fred . C
Kelly, the Wrights' official biograp
her. It was part of a deposition
Wright made in a patent claim
brought by another person against
lie Federal Government ; .
Wright tells the detailed story
of how he and his brother Wilbur
invented and built the first plane.
They first became : interested in
flight aa children when their father
brought home a toy "actuated oy
a rubber string which would mt
itself into j the air." They built
copies of it which flew successfully
but a large scale model failed to
work SO Welt
The Wrights began experiment
ing in earnest in 1889. but is was
only after many trials and failures
that they perfected the machine
that flew at Kitty HawK in 1903. .
Here are Orville Wright's own
words description that, immortal
flight: ---.--""""
The first attempt to fly this mac
hine was made on the 14th of
December, but through a mistake'
In handling it at the start the rria-
chine was broken slightly, so tnat
repairs had to be made before
another attempt could be under
taken. Five men from the Kill Devil
life Saving Station wei;e present
when, this test was made. The next
trial was made on the 17th of Dec
ember, in a wind blowing 20 miles,
and four more flights were made.
The first of these covered a dis
tance of about 100 feet, measured
from the end of the track, and had
a duration of about 12 seconds. The
second and third flights covered
about 175 feet, and the fourth flight
853 'feet. This last flight had a du
ration of 59 seconds. 5
."The first of these flights on the
17th of December was the first time
in the history of the world that a
machine carrying a' man and driven
by a motor had lifted itself from
the ground in free flight
"Witnesses of this flight besides
my brother and myself, were John
T. Daniels, W. S. Dough, A. D.
Etheridge, from the Kill Devil Life
Saving Station; W. C. Brinkley, of
Manteo; and Johnny Moore, a boy
from Nags Head, North Carolina.'
Orville Wright died in 1948, his
brother Wilbur in 1912. t
Polio Won't Vait
. COLUMBUS, OHIO, May 22
"Waiting to buy polio insurance
until . there's an outbreak of the
disease in your community is like
waiting until your neighbor's house
is burning to buy fire insurance,
' says C. W. Leftwlch, vice pres
ident - actuarial of the Farm Bureau
Insurance Companies, one of' the
nation's largest writers of polio
insurance. 5
To buy or not to buy is a matter
for i Individual decision, he points
oUt . but the ; time to decide is
before the polio "season", arrives
He gives several reasons: - - .
A high proportion of- all polio
policies taken out since the cover
age was Introduced nationally in
the 1949 have been bought during
the summer months, the polio season
Thats really' a 'modified form of
scare buying and it has been the
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Prci'-pflrns '
In ordinary seasons a well-watered
kitchen garden produces at least
50 -percent more than one that de
pends entirely ' on rainfall. ' And
during very, dry seasons, regular
watering may mean the difference
between good, batches of . . high-
quality vegetables an little or no
crop at as. . n
This extra production, according
to V. H. Reynolds, county agent
from the North Carolina State Col
lege Service, may pay for .the costs
involved In Installing the necessary
watering equipment
Farmers who plan to install wat
ering equipment in their vegetable
main cause of the general boost
in polio insurance rates since 1949.
Such scare buying results in a con
centration of policies in epidemic
areas, thus" defeating a basic prin
ciple of insurance - spreading the
risk."
This same principle, spreading
the risk, Introduces another reason
for early buying. "If you wait too
long," Mr. Leftwlch says, "you
might not be able to get polio in
surance when you want it That's
because some insurance companies
may find it necessary to discon
tinue writing in an epidemic area."
Portuguese Macau on the South
China coast once notorious f or
gaming, now permits only one
gambling establishment according
to the National Geographic Society.
That operates under government
supervision in a 14-story hotel.
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Call Kinston 4444
iliVittifc'
t.r present . jf sys
tem. '
The qiianiv of r nee Jed for
each . "plici n t "id some-
vty. do tiio en t i the local
oi. oris, bi't I- .. . ,-l.asizes
that t;ie ground nov he wet to
f ' l root depth in e i watering.
C i-wise, shallow tu, " 't is en
couraged. One inch of war applied
over a period of several hours will
it MP. i
If a t .r."....i
not been list -recommends
s i
of the well, lo i
of one inch of V"
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garden, plot in 24 1 of pump
ing requires a pump v. ivh a capa
city of about 50 guilon am hour
Reynolds, says.
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