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7 - r- r- 'J U:Uwuv n n """" -y. .' JA LCILLENT APPOINTMENT Governor William B. Umstead has made an ex t : :r.3 political observers have alreday labeled the new senator as a "conservative",; it is our belief that it is( a rather hurried expressioa To us, Senator Ervin is classi fied as a "Liberal-Conservative", m other'words Ja "middle of the roader." Judging from his past record, we believe he Will stand for things that will be good for a progressive North Carolina and at the same time upholding the conservative 'traditions upon which our country was founded. - At this writing it appears that the appointment of Judge Eryin has reacted most favorably with the public, - the bar and the press and it is expected that Judge Eryin will have little trouble in winning the approval of the State Democratic Executive Committee for the two years remaining of the unexpired term of the late Senator Clyde R. Hoey. . v The successor of Clyde R. Hoey will have some big shoes to fill and Judge Sam J. Ervin seems to us to be more qualified, for the position that any other person ' in the Stats. - With a record that includes service in the North Carolina Legislature, in the National House of Repre: sentatives, on the Superior Court Bench and on the State Supreme Court Bench since 1948, Judge Ervin is an able and fully qualified man and the people know it In addition to being one of the most distinguished lawyers in the state, Senator Ervin is one of the excel- lent speakers with warm and smcere personality, lie is a determined campaigner and is well known from the seashore to the mountains as a man of courage. ' , So, to us, Judge Ervin is the right man to succeed the late Senator Clyde R. Hoey. He will have a record of par excellence to maintain and we believe he will do it. L It's true saving is a fine habit tout don't save ail your good deeds tor the future. Matrimmony leaves a man little choice eather he settles down or settles up. DR. THOMAS W. ALLEY Optometrist Of Wilmington, N. C. Announces The Opening Of His Office For The Practice Of Optometry In Warsaw, N. C. On Tuesdays & Saturdays From 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. p Second Floor Warsaw Drug Co. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Tobacco Barn Flues To Fit Any Barn Made To Your Measure Experienced Workmen Quality Materials SEE US AND PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW Visit our Shop, in the Rear of Our Store Hasty Plumbing And Heating Co. Next to Ice Plant Mount Olive, N. C. oooooooooooooooooooooooot o o O ROUND & SQUARE DANCE July 3rd. O o o o o o o o o o o q . iviaxweu s mill q o o O American Legion Hut O Q &-.,.,., ,'. IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Music By SMITH BROTHERS Called by John I. Smith Small Adm. Maxwell's Mill American Legion Hut O o o o o o o o Personals Mr. Frank Wiley was in States villa last week to attend a Civitan Convention. He is president of the' Pink Hill Civitan Club. Accompany ing him to Statesville was Mr. Wal ter Carr Cox of Kinston. Mr. Jasper Tyndall and Mr. Ethro Hill attended a State Encampment of Veterans of Foreign Wars held at Asheville, last week. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Strickland and family and Mr. BiU Smith of Nash ville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Teel and children and Mr. Shelton Smith of Farm villa visited relatives in Pink Hill Sunday. v Mr. and Mrs. Lylton Maxwell and Scott of Winston Salem spent the past week end in the home of Mr. Maxwell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Maxwea Mr. R. F. Grady of Washington, D. C is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Grady and other relatives at Al bertson Mrs. Frank Wiley and son, Scotty have returned from a visit with relatives at Bath. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Heath were visitors at Blowing Rock, Spruce Pine, Asheville and other scenic points in Western North Carolina last week. Mr. H. G. Tyndall has returned home from a Kinston hospital. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wells and Messrs Hunter, Alfred and Donn Wells have returned from an out ing at Carolina Beach. Miss Connie Jo Wells, who has been attending a Presbyterian Youth Conference at Flora Mac Donald College, has also returned home. Mrs. Ann Friedman of Washington ,D. C. returned home Monday, fol lowing a visit with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. N. Farrior. Miss Thetma Dilday and Miss Peggy Grady spent Wednesday ir Raleigh. They attended classes ir Crafts and Interior decorating, be ing conducted at State College, dur ing Farm and Home Weke. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Grady, Misses Marianna and, Peggy Grady and Thelma Dilday spent Sunday at Surf City. Mr. Larry Harper, who has been on foreign duty with the U. S. Navy is spending a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. R Harper on Albertson route 1. A reunion of the class of '43 of B. F. Grady High School was held with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grady as hosts, at their home on Albert- u U ku. W kJ Li LJkJi CZ3 J- L w i- j J- - MOUNT OLIVE SHOE SHOP Expert Repairs Quality Materials 160 E. Main -Mt. Olive Reasonable Charges ROTENONE For Bean Beetles T.D.E. DUST or SPRAY For Tobacco Horn Worm Or BuH Worm TOXAPHENE For Boll Weevil PARROTT BROS. 2 1-16 No. Heritage Kinston, N. C. 4 l!J III' il T Mvmv wiw&UL hp y mmrjosTASEAsy 'It's WNewe New John Deera Models "50,"' - "60." and "70" Tractors with factorT-encrlnewidtower mfmmrlnrr w nn tha wxvt And what a Hiffflranee this OTMt new feature .makes in tractor operation. It offers you entirely . fj 1 river fatlcrao . . . taier. mora convenient operation every step oi the way. If you n4 a tractor, be sure to walt rntil , -you can try new Jolm yeer wua fower tteenng. rtt,a rs iL2f iTolutloAarj new Joba yr Tioctor lw FOR MODELS SO-O'ond'TO" ' TRACTORS neat I - . su; rhone 2781 Sri'-.' vh -.!w;-iA t' y 'riskiiai, N.c.V son rt. 1. Saturday night, June' 9, a barbecue supper was served.' ' ; Mrs. Hattie Davis and Miss Bessie Kornegay were dinner guests of the Herman Fussell, family at Rose Hil Thursday. t B. F. Grady Boy Enters Contest -. r-,- .: i Bill Herring; sm mt Mr. and Bin. Toft Herring, a student of the B. F. Grady school haa entered the State Farm shop contest which la spon sored by the National F. F. A. Fae- ndattn. , Under tha soperrisioa of Mr. N. A. Marriaon. teacher of Ag- Bill hasi constructed a farm shoe at lila home , and ,haa made many valuable and usefdl things. The con test has been running since June 1st and will be terminated. August 15th Judges will be Mr. R. J. Peeler of Raleigh, the state executive sec retary and the district agriculture supervisors. Each conteseant will be required to write a 500 word summory of his shop accomplish ments and this will be considered in selecting the state winner. Mrs. Turner Hostess To Bridge Party Mrs Helen Turner was hostess to her bridge club, Wednesday after noon, at her home, Mrs A. P. Tyn dall received Club members high score prize, Mrs. T. A.Turner was the winner for second high and Mrs J. M. Jones received the con solation trophy. Mrs. Turner served dilicious ba nana splits, following three prog resseons. Willard Smith Post Aux. Holds Meet The Auxiliary of the Willard Smith Post 95 14 of V. F.' W. held its regular meeting at the post home, Monday night, June 7th with eleven members presentThe president, Mrs Katherine Tyndall presided. The group voted to pay the expenses of to the Department of Encampment which was held in Asheville during the weekend. Mrs Marie Hill was the delegate who attended. An agree ment to send $5.00 to the JJ. C. Cottage Fund was also made. A re port was made on the poppy sale conducted May 29th. One new rhem ber was welcomed. Mrs Ercelle Harper served de licious refreshments following adj ournment. Pink Hill Children On T. V. Show Young Ann Denny Tyndall and twins, Betty and Bobby Brewer of Pink Hill appeared in a dance on the 10 o'clock program at WNCT, Greenville Monday morning. They are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Tyndall. and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Brewer respectively. Mrs. Tyndall took them to Greenville. Girl Scout Camp Being Held Camp LeJeune Marianna Grady, leader of the B. F. Grady Girl Scout Troop, is directing a day camp for the girl scouts at Camp LeJeune, during the month of June. Approximately one hundred brownies and scouts have enrolled for the first session. The camp operates Monday thro ugh Friday from 9 until 2 o'clock. It's a GREAT LIFE Attends Ccip . Don Lee v - Lynn Turner, Jerry Everett Mel vin Williams and Jimmy Miles are spending this week at Camp Don Lee. Accompanying them there Sun day were Mr. and Mrs. James Miles, Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood Turner and Mrs. Zoa Turner. A . i Beach Trip Planned For Home Ec. Grils A beach trip to Topsail has been planned for the incoming 9th grade Home Economics girls for Friday, June 18., Skating, swimming and picnicing will be enjoyed, with the Chapter mothers and fathers acting as Chaperones. , Attends Convention Mrs. Christine Williams, Duplin County Register of Deeds, was at Chapel Hill, Monday and Tuesday to attend' State Convention of Registers. Accompanying her were Mrs. Ida Miller and Miss Janice Smith." Birth Announced Mr. and Mrs. Silas King of Pink Hill have announced the birth of a daughter, Debra Kay, at the Bower Clinic in Pink Hill, Wednesday, June 9. Mrs. King is the former Hilda Grace Stroud. Work Shop Being Held For F. H. A. The B. F. Grady F. H. A. officers and committee Chairman and Chap ter fathers and mothers, are holding a work shop June 15, 16 and 22, of this month from S to 5:30 pm, to study their respective, duties as off icers and plan their program of work for the comming year. Miss Thelma Dilday, Home Economics Adviser is supervising the work. :o Cfi.li Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Smith of Stoneville have recently announced the birth of a son, Robert . Terry, in hospital there. The father Is a native of the B. F. Grady section of Duplin County and the mother Is the former Virginia Price of Stoneville, v . t " " V j" v. v Crops Damaged v.Tobeeee and ether Crops in the area between Pink Hill and Jones town were damaged seme as high as 75. In the hall storm which street: abeet 5pm ea .Wednesday sf last week. v Attends State Ayr. Convention Install Air Conditioning For Complete STAHL-RIDER Mr. N. A. Morrison, B. F. Grady Agriculture teacher attended the State Agriculture Convention, held at Carolina Beach last week. Mrs. Morrison and children ' spent the time at nearby Caswell Beach. Attends Week End Party Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Turner, L. H. and Miss Becky Turner spent the week end at their cottage at Topsail. They had as their guests, Misses Ann Albritton, Winnie Ruf- fin, Lou Ann Rouse of Moss Hill, Messrs Keith Alphin and Tom Heath of Kinston, Roger Post n; and Jimmy Johnson of Pink Hill. Bifc.3ScI.C3l ; A total attendance 6f 77 and , an average attendance of 50 was had at the Bible school at the Pink Hill Methodist Church, the past week, Mrs, J, R. Regan' directed the school, assisted by Mesdames W. 7. Simpson, L. C Turner, Emmett Watson, Rufus Swain, Wilbur Tyn dall and Misses Becky Turner, Ra chel King, Frances Howard, Winnie Ruffin and Betty Smith. . . " M The' Womans Society served the group each day. . ; .' . Both i judgment and experience must be, gained by the slpw and 'painful process of doing. ." At this time of year you read about backseat ;, drivers in boats and canoes and what's worse they try to change seats. " f ; ill U T Grace and Audrey Walker of the"-' son Rt. ert- - Woodland Methodist Church, Al bertson Rt 1, are attending the ' Youth Assembly program at Louis burg College this week. Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Regan took ' " them up on Monday, , " ' 1 ASKS 4-F's TO REPORT Officials of the Wilson selective Service board requests that all Wil son County men who are classified as 4-F get in touch with the board as soon as possible". , This means that those who have ' been classified as 4-F and have not received an armed force physical ' examination are asked to get ' in touch with the board. ooooooooooooooooooooooooa x: t ( .. v.t 9,000 PROTECTIOil AGAINST Vhen poBo ttrScei there teems no end to costly drain of daity medical expense.'. Farm Bureau guarantees, prelection Polio Insurance 2-year Coverage Family Policy ... $10 (inc. children to 18) Individual Policy ... $5 Get in touch today with ETHRO Hill k o) M'Vi'ii-i hi iii. t TWO SURFACES -OnE PAINT A FUT ENAMEL FOR BOTH WALLS AND WOODWORK You have to see It to believe it DevM One-Coat Velour -Flat Enamel gives your walls that even, flat finish you. love, and covers our woodwork with the long-lasting; scrubbable finish of enamel. One application, brushed, sprayed, or. rolled of this self -sealing paint will give you a new room that you can move into the same day and live in for years. Devoe One-Coat Velour dries fast without annoying; paint odor -even with windows shut tight -saves you time and money, and avoids incon venience ordinarily associated with painttng. Come in toaay ana least your eyes on our wide rhoice of lovely colors. Kinston, N. C. . 0000000000000000000000004 Comfort muPrro- 1 Pnll I , fill Kinston, N. C. Jf T'tm 1 1 Phone 5859 j cotaus.om :ni'.Mii'i I tL?! Ill ...this being a WACI Trevtl, trolninf I e eoed Job, frieaa, educetieaei easemalties, ed e 30-eey eeld veceHea each year eie Jest sesse' ef the edvaa. tegei ef Wi e tuber ef tee WOMEN'S ARMY CORPS. If yes! betweaa tl oad IS mni e fcifh schsel f iedeete yee'B Make ae Mhtefce la flettiaf 'el the details et year -jearest Ifc S. Anay Retreitlsf SteMsai er yee Myanife taf WAC KesMitieg, The Atfjeteaf Oeaefef, tfrtmm ef the Army, WetUaalM 2i' O JC smjM When in Mt Olive be sure and visit our store The only Air Conditioned Market. in town. 'l All 10c Candy Bars 7c All 5c Candy Bars & Gum 3 for 10c 14-oz. DelMonteCatsup 21c 4 1-lb. cans Toney Dog Food 37c 2Va lb. Bucket French Market Coffee i........ $1.69 J No. 2 Can DelMonte Crushed Pineapple " yr-T1 ii , urn ;! , L-mi'-J V lb. pkg.' Vesper Tea 2 large packages ' Rinso Washing Powder ... 2 large packages . Super Suds ..... . 2 boxes Ajax Cleaner and 1 Box Fab - All for .. 29c 49c 44c 24c ' We carry a complete line of native and ' Western Meats; also a co .: lete line of fresh and frozen vegetal! t. Dad Looks Younger h since his financial worries are over. He has learn- ' rl y ed that check paying is the best way for handling j j ( V money, Bills are mere easily paid, with less time n, f 1 J " , ' sr , 1 involved. Too, there is no Question to a cancelled I check it's your receipt Start a checking ac- W II. Ti:o;:?io:3rtr.::cis S:;:r rrr. rTT . c count today. "it 1 ft , t - First Citizens -I , - ' " - I J
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