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Tht Walter Godwin family of Wd
' Mr. and Mr ohSy' VaWngtoa to
spent the week end with relative! in iZZiSZ'
Keidjville l ' '! I Mr'- Lehman Williarrfj and Mel-
Mr. .ndMriiw SltewirT.pent rKrlnZ.
the week end with relative! at Ben-, cenUy P atten1
son.: The couple occupy an apart-" Mn Williams . niece, Mica Betty
; went ! the home of Mr. and Mm. Jeannette Whaley ol Portsmouth,
va, to Mr. Jiennein earnes or vu,-
Lehman Williams. '
Mrs. Eva Tyndall has returned' to
her home at Carolina Beach after
having spent a couple of weeks with
relatives near Pink. HW, ' ,
son, which took place at the Tab
ernacle Baptist Church. Mrs. Barn
es has been drafted into - the U. S.
Army and is at It DiX, N, J. and
TASTY I
j HM 5 V
1 TREATS I ?l
THAT ARE FILLED WITH
MOUTH WATERING GOODNESS.
Let us fill your order for those special
occasions.
Oven Fresh Products Every Day.
MICKEY'S PASTRY SHOP
GOLDSBORO, N. C.
Mrs. Barnes has returned. to Ports
mouth where she has enrolled - as
a senior in the high school. - ,
j. Mr. H. 8. Turner on the tobacco
market jstjlocky Mount, spent the
week end at his home. '...;',-
Mr.' Kenneth MayweU . who is
working toward his masters degree
at N. C Sute (College, spent, the
week end at home. .' "
.. Attending a Sunday, School work
ers training sohool at the Warsaw
Methodist Church last week were
iMesdames L. H. Turner, J. M. Jon
es, Jasper Tynoai, james-.aiuea.
M. O. Hatch, Lehman Williams and
Mr. Haywood Stroud.
Mr. and Mrs. L H, Turner. L. H;
Jr., and Debby and Mr. and Mrs,
H, C Turner .and Mary and Istign,
Jr., were guests ' of ,M-Sgt, and Mrs.
Fred Lawton and family at their.
new home near Folkstone, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee Over
man of Raleigh, were guests of Mrs.
Overman's parents, Mr. ani Mrs.
Tom Davis Sunday. They came for
their daughter, Melanie, who had
been visiting her grandparents for
a few days.
Sale
H 1.
Continues
AT
Paylor Wayside
Furniture Store
Come in and Register for Free Prizes.
Reductions up to 50 on best quality liv
ing room, dining room and bed room suites.
Mattress and Spring Sets Greatly Reduced.
r Open Thursday and Friday Til 9K)0 p.m.
; Saturday 'Til 5 p.m.
PAYLOR'S VAYSIDE
Next to Colonial Store in Kinston
We Give Sav a-Stamps
Attorneys Attend
Institute Meet
Attorney W F. Simpson of Pink
Hill and her associate Mr. r .
Wallace of Kinston, attended a three
day institute on the State's Busi
ness Corporation Act, sponsored by
the N. C. Bar Association and law
V v. wj
W' w. . .
i ir t.e fall tri m at
Iw.cr . I.iotte .Business College,
Wilminton have been completed
with 175 students attending classes.
The registration of new students is
about 10 per cent above last .years,
enrollment The student body repre
sents IS counties in North Carolina.
and four neighboring states. There
were po faculty changes announced
Mineral Water
Seven Springs .
Delivered -to your home in B gal
lon Jura weekly. Deliveries in Du
plin each Thursday in Calypso, Fai
son, Bowden, Warsaw. Kenansvllle,
B. F. .Grady and points in betweed.
II Interested in getting the water
drop a card to SEVEN SPRINGS
MINERAL WATER, Seven Springs,
N. C. or notify the Duplin Times
offlee. ,
, Adv.
WATER
FOR THE HOME
4 m. Wells Drilled
rOB TERMS
WBRB OR- 8KB ;
A. FITCH QUINN
rOTTERS BUX '
Beat 1, Pink Hill, N. C.
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MO.
110 PAY
, Mrs. Lila Humphrey speAt the
week end with relatives in Kinston
and Grifton. t '
Guest, in. the home of Mr. and
Mrs. K. J. Smith during the week
end were Mrs. .Wilson' Humphrey
and daughters, Linda and Carolyn,
Mr. and Mrs. .Thomas Humphrey,
Mr. and Mrs. James Fordham, all of
Kinston and Mrs.: J. V. Creech of
Grifton.
Miss Carol- Tyndall spent Sunday
with the Misses Ann and Faye Kor-
negay.,"7
Donald Wallace of Raleigh spent
Monday -with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Cyrus Rhodes of
Summerhn's Cross Road visited Mr.
and Mrs. E: R. Dail Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Frank Somers of near Ken
ansvllle spent Tuesday with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Wallace.
Quite a few from this community
are attending the revival services
at the Snow Hill church- this week.
The Rev. C. L. Patrick of Walston-
burg is the guest preacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kornepay ?nd
daughter of Kinston and Miss Mar
ilyn Broadway also of Kinston vis
ited in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Manly Kornegay Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Herring of
Warsaw visited with Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Howard for a while Friday
night
Mrs. Winnie Henring and daughter
Betty Kay spent the week end. with
Mr. and Mrs. Rut us Butner in More
head City.
Keith Oates of Raleigh spent the
week end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. A, Oates'.
Mrs. Croady Blanton is visiting
her son, Tommle Blanton and fam
ily in Goldsboro this weyk.
Mrs. Manly Kornegay visited her
brother Stokes Westbrook In Ken-
ansville - Saturday, - Mr: Westbrook
has Just recently returned to his
home from the Duplin General Hos
pital where he under went treats
ment i. , - -. '
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Walker vis
ited relatives at Warsaw Sunday. -
Mr. and Mrs.- Delano Tyndall of
Mt .Olive attended Sunday School
at the Snow Hill ; Church' Sunday
and -were luncheon guests la the
home of Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Tyn
dall following the services
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baker and chil
dren, Elizabeth, Barbara-and Betr
ty of Fayetteville pent . Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Wal
lace. ' " 1 '
Mrs. Croady Blanton and Mr. and
Mrs. Earl King and fon spent the
week end in Morehead City with
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Butner. ; '
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wallace spent
Sunday with Mrs.-Wallace's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. E C, King at Folk
stone. Messrs. Lewis and Paul West
brook attended a workers meeting
for Intermediates at the Warsaw
Methodist Church Tuesday night.
schools of the State University,
Duke University, and Wake Forest
College which was held at Chapel
Hill Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day of last week.
Employees of Gray
And Oglesby Hold Supper
The firm of Gray and Oglesby,
wholesale grocers of Kinston, werei
hosts to their employees at a steak
supper at the Hillview Cafe in Pink
Hit recently The occasion was also
to celebrate the birthday of Mr.
Clarence Gray a member of the
firm. Twenty guests made up the
party. . -
Pleasant Grove Club
Mee!s,Plans
Singing Convention
. An annual singing convention is
in the making in the Pleasant Grove
Community.' A motion was made
and. carried at their meeting on
Thursday night for the Community
Development Club to sponsor it
and a commiteet composed of Carl
Kornegay, Mrs. Edd Kornegay, Tipp
fScott, Emmett Herring, Jonas Dail,
tfohn Goodson and Ben Frank Out
law were appointed to work out
plans, which will be made publio
in a few days.' This la being done
to create more- interest in good
singing "in this section and it is hop
ed that many churches and other
groups will participate and that cash
prizes can be offered.
SPECIAL
NOTICE
TO
TOBACCO
yr a
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Warehouse
GROWERS
In Kinston
SEPT. 23 AVERAGED S62.60
The highest average of any and all warehouses
in Kinston
BRING US YOUR NEXT LOAD OF TOBACCO AND BE
ASSURED OF GETTING THE TOP PRICES FOR TOUR
TOBACCO. -"; '-' - ,-
DON'T TAKE CHANCES ON THE REMAINDER OF YOUR
TOBACCO. SELL AT ' , r
; STAR WAREHOUSE in Kinston
CHARLIE HERRING owner and operator and JOE CUTH
RELL auctioneer are on the sale at all times, to see that you get
'the top price (or every pile of your tobacco. ?
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WE HAVE MANY SATISFIED CUSTOMERS.
YOU WHO HAVE NOTBEEN SELLING AT THE ,
, IN KINSTON, TRY US,' AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THAT IT IS
"THE HIGH PRICE WAREHODSE" . I; :
cf Ecsbrn Ccrc!.rj
Mrs. May Was
Bridge Hostess
Mrs, J. F. May was hostess to her
bridge club at her home in Pink
Hill Wednesday afternoon. , Mrs.
T. A. Turner was presented the prize
for Highest score; Mrs. J. A. Worley
won the second: ihlgh award, Mrs.
i. M. Jones won -the cohsolatidn
trophy and Mrs. Helen Turner, the"
bingo prize. Delicious apple pie with
whipped cream was served.
Answers To Tfcsly .
Fcrtn Q:sslipns
. QUESTION: ' How can I make
sure that ray barnyard has ample
urainage when I pave it?'
ANSWER) To Insure good drain
age, keep the slope to a minimum of
one inch to every 10 feet and a max-.
mum ol not over one half Inch pe
foot. . " '?M!8y s;yv-?
"QUESTION: What is the' best
type of hay to' feed' dairy calves?
ANSWER: Fine-stemmed, leafy
legume hay is about the best It is
palatable and has a high content of i
protein, calcium and vitamins. Also,
excellent quality i mixed legume
grass hay ranks high as a feed for
calves,-:
QUESTION: What are the ad
vantages of the pole type hay feeder
I've been hearing about?
ANSWER: One of the most im
portant advantages is the low. con
struction cost of the structure. In
addition it requires less labor and
machinery for filling. It Is easily ad
apted for semi self feeding of hay,
and it needs little upkeep, v i
a
,.nent
Mrs. Peggy 'Whitted the Secretarial
Department; William Franklin the
Bookkeeping and . Accounting De
partment) William Farmer the Bu-.
jiness Administration Department;
and Mr. Marilyn von Oesen the Of-
fice Machines. J ,' "
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YcTisnfy Ted and Friendliness
? ' . There te a woman's sphere In death even as there la in life. -That
if wky we employ a lady licensed embalmer on ear staff
to add those feminine tenches that are ae an Important on tbese ,
eeaalou se that the results will he exactly as yon wish.' Ask ,,'
for her should -the need arise.
Howard -Carter
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Funeral Home
Phones 3727 or 3177
PAUL M. HOWARD
U HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE V
US E. King, Kinston
Otis B. Carter
vOwpera
Mrs. Turner Receives .
Burns '' '.' ' 5
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Mrs. Leslie Turner of Albertson,
Home Economics Instructor at the
Beulaville High School suffered
severe burns On her feet and hands,
recently, when hot, greavsej cjBUght
fire in a frying pan at het home?!
She attempted to throw the pan out
side but the wind was so strong,
she was forced to set it on the floor
instead, burning the floor covering,
considerably.
Eugene Outlaw of the health and
sanitation committee reported that
a place 'bad been found for, a gar
bage dump and that soon the nec
essary work can be done so it -can
be used. . j t . .. , .".
E, J. Simpson, - assistant farm
agent and Mrs.-Lois O. Brltt assist
ant home agent weref present, "Said
discussed with the group hoV to
fill out the summary - sheets from
the individual score sheets which
have been turned in, how to plan
the inspection .tour for the Judges
of the contest, how to set up. the
scrapbook and a number of other
things. "
' Simpson also discussed getting
more soil samples and the possibili
ty of having lime applied coopera
tively. , There was also a discussion on
starting a boy scout troop and get
ting a scout master and donation
cards were passed out., A commit
tee is working on this and At Is
hoped something definite can be
done soon.
This was a supper meeting and
around 50 people enjoyed the deli
cious meal.
FOR SALE
UM-TRACTGK
for r.lf.l UNI-FARMOE
New vaive-in-head V-4 engine dc
Yelopt: 20 more power, steps up
work .capacity of every Uni-Fermor
machine. Hydraulic power itecring k
tUadard' equipment. New UniBei
provides firm, non-slip grip for trans
mission drive. Exclusive Uni-Mat'r
hydraulic system provides one-lew.
control of all Uni-Farmor machine'
r THIS IS UNI-FARMING -
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VWKKIR4Milint
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Service Station, Store and Grill on Highway
111 near B. F, Grady school. Grill equipment
may be purchased separately, if desired.
Hefhercuit's Grocery & Grill
- . Formerly. Sam Morris GriU -.
. ALBERTSON, N. C.
f SEE US FOR FUtt FACTS TA.
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C. E- Edgerfon
119 N. Center
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Phone 1325
GOLDSBOSO
Hew 3 Interest Period starts . . .
and here's how you eon obtoin
a beautiful cigarette lighter 1
Simply moke a $25.00 deposit to your
existing First-Citisehs wvings ownt -
or, open on with at leosi
receive o hondsome Omscolite lighter,
ond in a choice of lody's or man's stytel
v Don't delayl This special offer "
discontinued without prior notice! All de
posits made on or before Saturday, Oct.
5, earn 3 interest from Oct. 1st! Save
for the future!
We Pay 3 Interest
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Member FJ).LC.
We never forget to "THANK YOU"
Pink Hill
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; Friday & Saturday, October 4 5
Many Hems Reduced"
up to 25 off
; ; on : Clolhing - Hardware - Meats -:
V ''v').! and Groceires ;T r 1
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0DELL & J. C. HlLt
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