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tonlesl Judge
Mrs. Christine W. Williams, Dup
lin Register of Deeds, served as a
judge at the Pender County Fair
last Friday night in tke selection
of Miss Pender County of 1954 and
the two runner ups. Miss Mary
Anne Blossom of Rocky Point was
selected ' as the ' winner and ' was
crowned by Miss Betty Jo Ring of
Lexington, who is Miss North Car
olina of 1954. Second place winner
was Miss Shirley Hanchey and
third place went to Miss Betty Lee
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Flake. A larke crowd was on hand
to witness the beauty pageant Oth
ers serving on the judging were
Mrs. Mary Soutberland, City Clerk
f Wilmington, and Messrs. John
Sykes, Managing Editor of the Wil
mington : Star-News, Charles ' Crav
in, of the News and Observer staff,
'.ester Gould, of Jacksonville Ra
dio Station, and Joyner Lewis,
membe rpf the Board of Aldermen
of Jacksonville. ; :,
Farm Bureau Drive
Archie Davis of Pink Hill has
been named chairman of the Farm
Bureau Membership Drive in that
Ever In Pink Hill
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CONGRATULATIONS TO IKE STROUD ON THE
Stroud Shell Station
GRAND OPENING FRIDAY & SATURDAY
PINK HILL A Growing Town
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Allis-Chalmers and New Holland Farm Equipment
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PINK HILL'S OLDEST FIRM - .
area. The drive is set for the week
of September 27 to October 2.
Teachers from B. F. Grady School,
attending the physical education
'"orkshon in Kenansville Wednes
day and Thursday, were Sallie Out
law, Effie Outlaw, Mary Stroud,
Sibyle Davis and Nina M. Garner
fronthe primary department; Bes
sie Kornegay, Lorena Vestal, Kath
erine Sheppard, Katharine MsLaw
horn, Louise H. Wells, Ruth Faulk
ner, Jene Elzas, Mamie Fordham
and Henrietta Grady, elementary
teachers. The workshop was con
ducted by Miss Stuart, representing
the State Department of Educa
tion. ,
W. S. C. S. Circles
' Mrs. R. L. King entertained the
afternoon circle meeting of the W.
3. C. S. of the Pink Hill Methodist
Church, Monday, September 13,
with 8 members present. Mrs. Jas
oer Tyndall was program leader
and led International Relations,
the topic for discussion. Mrs. D.
W. Ruffin, chairman1, presided. The
hostess served sandwiches and tea.
The circle meets on Monday after-
loon after each second Sunday 01
the month.
Mrs. John E. Johnson was the
hnstpss to the evening circle of the
W. S. C. S. on Tuesday night. Mrl
W. F. Simpson, chairman, presided
at this time.
WE WELCOME
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SERVICE STATION
DEALER
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For First Class Auto Service
Come To Pink Hill
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Joe Westbrook, Manager
BREWER
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YOUR REXALL STORE
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mm Drive'
The Scouts will hold 'what they
call their "Kick-Off Drive" on the
campus at B. F. Grady High School
at 7:00 p. m., Saturday, September
25. ,
Participating in this drive will
be Scout Troop 40, the Grady Cub
Scout troop, the Outlaw's Bridge
Scout and Cub troops. Scout exec
utive Bruce Boyers of Goldsboro
will be on hand as well as scout
master Bob Holt and assistant, N.
A, Morrison.
Scouts Plan Meet
Twelve Scouts met with Master
Bob Holt and assistant master, N.
A. Morrison for their regular week
ly meeting at the B. F. Grady Agri
culture building Thursday night
Plans were made for the joint meet
ing to be held at the school Sep
tember 25.
Grady PTA Met
The first P. T. A. meeting of the
year was held in the auditorium at
Grady School, Monday night, Sep
tember 13, and was well attended.
Following a business session the
group was served refreshments.
Tobacco Tieing
The Youth Fellowship group of
young people in Rev. N. P. War
rior's charge will meet at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard Souther
land for an old , fashioned tobacco
tieing, Friday afternoon, Septem
ber 24. All members are asked to
be there on time.
Personals
Mr. J. A. Davis was in Raleigh
Tuesday to attend an F. C. X. meet
ing. Mrs. Hattie Davis and Miss Bes
sie Kornegay visited Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Smith and the Dollie Davis
family in Calypso and Mt. Olive
Sunday.
The B. F. Grady faculity members
.'.;.. rrP- for the weekend in
cluded Miss Thelma Dildy, Ahos
kie; Miss Katherine McLawhorn,
c.iton; ana Mrs. Katie Rowell,
Kenansville.
Mrs. H. B. Fussell and Peggy of
r-ie Hill were guests Sunday of
Mrs. Fussell's mother, Mrs. Hattie
Davis.
Sgt. and Mrs. Lewis Norwood
Smith and children have gone to
Wilmington, Delaware where Sgt.
Smith will be stationed in the Mo
tor Pool division of the'U. S. Army,
after having visited in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hess Davs and other
relatives for the past two weeks,
jgt. Smith was stationed at Camp
Pickett, Virginia until it was inac
tvated on September 1.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wallace of
Pink Hill, Mrs. Katherine Smith of I
Norfolk. Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Don- I
ld Gibbs of Sevnn Springs were
recent guests of Mesdames Wallace
and Smith's sister, Mrs. Lucy Hare
in Asheville. While there they took
i trip through the Great Smoky
Mountain National Park and among
places of interest visited was Cling
man's Dome.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harvey of
Jacksonville were weekend guests
of Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Smith were
guests of Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs.
Bob Smith and family at Smith-
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WELCOME
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B!G BITEHer bow opened like a huge mouth, the Navy's
new "Tradewlnd," the R3Y-2, prepares to gulp 103 battle-ready
soldiers during text exercises at San Diego, Calif. The cavernous
interior of the 80-ton turboprop Convair-bullt seaplane is also
dasigned to carry cargo or tanks. A fleet of the huge craft will
be in operation before the end of the year.
Mr. Hill President
Pink Hill PTA
Mr. Whitford Hill was elected to
serve as president of the Pink Hill
School P. T. A. at the first meeting
of the year held at the school, Mon
day night. He replaces Mrs. Elsie
Taylor who resigned. Serving as
vice-president is Mrs. L. H. Turner
H sec-'-tirv. Mrs. Murphy Bos
tic. Mrs. Warren Carter is treasur
er. Hie meeting was well attend
ed and a great deal of interest was
shown. All the new teachers were
recognized. Refreshments were ser
ved after the meting closed.
field on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Layton Cochran and
children "Al" and Lon of Rober
sonville. were weekend guests of
Mrs. Cochran's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Kornegay.
L. G. Kornegay, Keith Oates and
Bill Herring of State College spent
the weekend at their homes.
Miss Bessie Kornegay and Mrs.
Alvin Kornegay were in Kenans
ville Tuesday evening to attend a
meeting of the Order of the Eastern
Star.
Mr. and Mrs. Chilton Howard and
sons Buster and Mike of Kinston
spent Sunday with the Floyd Heath
family.
Sharon Smith of Pink Hill and
Jerrv and Martha Sandlin of Beu
laville were overnight guests of
tneir aunt, Mrs. Floyd Harvey and
Mr. Harvey in Jacksonville on Fri
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Messrs. D. W. Smith, Elbert Smith
and Hess Davis were at Sneads Fer
ry, fishing, over the weekend.
Mr.. R. J. Smith of Hillsboro spent
several dss recently with relatives
at Pink Hill.
Mr. H. D. Maxwel lind Mr. R L.
King were at Broad Creek, fishing,
during the weekend.
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FOR VALUES, SERVICE, SATISFACTION, TRADE WITH
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Seven Gallons Of Gasoline
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IKE STROUD, Manager
' North Carolina farmers, harvested
300 acres of jW thi jye'ajL seven
per cent lnciesJi over Jasiyear.
. The cash iara& income Ot North
Carolina farmers dropped six per
cent in 1953.
Many a girl goes to college with
the intention of making a name for
herself and winds up turning the
job over to some man, x .:
Demand for flue-cured tobacco is
continuing strong and this year's
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North ' Carolina's 1954 ry cms ;
is currently estimated at 268,000
bushels, compared , - with 232,004
bushels produced 'last year,'
Wood production in North Car
olina in 1954 Is estimated at 241.C09
pounds one percent above the
239,000 pounds shorn in 1953 and 23
percent above the 1943-52 average
production of 197,000 pounds.
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