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214 - N. Heritage St.
Kinston, N. C.
Personals
Mesdames Jamts Miles.
w.ri.
Mr. and Mrs., Elbert Smith and Jr. H. P. FnW Whit Tj1t
Simpson and BoMrt . Hott spent tr. j fc 1 , I - The ; Junior Hl& ( ? Fellowship
Friday through Sunday at the J. . ..;:' . I troup of Smith's Priabytertan
M. , I Jones cottage
n..:k . a Wll.a v Dl - l
oescn, howi, uuiea, suiinun aqu Friday.
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HOOKER & CO.
STOCKYARDS
KINSTON
It's a mighty food place to
ten your livestock, either' at
auction on Tuesday or a di
rect sale other days. What the
producer not only wants but
needs Is a profit on his trans-1
action and NOT SIMPLY A
MARKET. With the exception
of Thursday, we are open
ever day, Monday to Saturday,
noon.
Come See Us Sometime
Telephone 3624
Ml satif Mrs rnua T jamais Hia "
on Atlimtic o;r",r:T pt T" "I PurcB W.a outing at White:
'ft I hlr lvli. Ml.. rtk Smith I
NCEA NEA Leadership planet group: ld, a Mra o Sia-
m i - e. ' recwHy: ton. Mrs. Freeley Smith and Mrs.
. o4im iwiuuuua uu Fmmott Rtara v.i.A.v. j . ... i, ...
John A. Parrott, M. D, F. A. C. S.
Announces The Opening
Of His Office
At
807 N. Queen Street
Kinston, N. C.
Practice Linited To General Surgery
Office Phone 9865 House Phone 425?
family of Atlanta, Ga., and Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Worley and , children
of Wilmington were ree nt ' guests
of their aunt. Miss Bessie : Worley
Williams. ' ,
Mrs. B. E. Jones and Miss Annie
Noble attended a Methodist con
ference in Wilson Tuesday.
Mr. and Mis. Arthur Whitfield of
Sarecta, sp.nt a few days recently
at Topsail.
Joe Clay Jones, Rodney Howard
and John Currie Howard attended
the F. F. A. convention In Raleigh
the past w ek. The class advisor,
Mr. John Worthington accompan-
ing them '
Douglass Smith of Newport News,
Va., is visiting his cousin, Louis
Smith at his home on Pink Hill
Rt. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Heath were
visitors at Manteo, Hatteras and
Nags Head last week.
Rev. N. P. Farrlor went to Camp
Singletary Saturday to bring P.
Y. F. delegates, Dorothy Taylor,
Jennie Hue and Alice Adams home
after a week spent there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Smith and
Announce Birth ;
. Mr. and Mrs. William A Stroud
of Kinston, R F.' have announced
the birth of a daughtr, Blonnie
Ellen, at Lenoir Memorial Hospi
tal Tuesady.' June 24. Mrs. Stroud
the former Mis Blonnie Stt of
Rock Ridge, is Home Economics
Instructor at the Pink Hill High
School.
Move Into New Home
Mr. and Mrs. W.. E. Brew.-r and
family moved in'o their attractive
new home in West Pink Hill.
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He is survived by his. wifv the'
former Effi Chadwlck,. ons, son
James Earl, two daughters .Misses
Evelyn and Dianne Quinn: all f
the home, One brother Louis Quinn
of Magnolia three sisters Mrs. Par
lay Po'.ter and Mrs. L, I Potter
both of . Magnolia and Mrs Sallie
Blanton of Willard. k ,,
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Potter's Hill Hews
MRS LOTJ DAVIS MUXES
Mrs. Lou Davis Miller, widow
ox. John Miller, died at the home
of her daught r Mrs. Dewey West-
brook on Albertson, Rt 1, early
Monday morning, i ; j
Funeral services were held fmm
Potters Hill H D Club Me the home oh her son, George Miller
The Potter's H1U Home Demon- ' M. Juesday conducted by
stration Club met Monday, June 23 R Robert Fader, Free Will Bap
at the home of Mrs. Naomi Bostic. ) ilst minister of Kinston
Tho meeting was called to order Burial was in the Davis ceme
by the president, Mrs. Jarvan tery n ar Pink HiU. Mrs. Miller
Quinn. Mrs. Naomi Bostic readi survived by two sons, George
Psalms 94 and led In prayer. Mrs. ' and. Lonnie Miller; two daughters
Cov Turner called the roll and' M. Robert Blizzard' and Mrs.
Westbrook; three sisters Mrs. Flo
rence Taylor, Mrs. Addelle Taylor
and Mrs. My tie Davis all. of Kin-
f.mHv hflva hm vnnntlnninff at
Topsail. Beach. Ann Stapleton was, seven members answered present,
the guest of Sharon for the week.j Mrs. Kornegay gave a demons-
mis. uunic ..iim auu , - , . j l,.tvi u- r...i.
virainia ' ana unoieum iioors ciean aim vu uuc ,
Several questions" were asked and
nhllrlren nf Richmond
spent two weeks at her home In looking nice.
AIKa nn with fiAl nfl.pnt.S. Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Simmons. She was' discussed. The club adjourned by
accompanied back to Richmond by j Paying the club collect. Delicious
her daughter. Bobby Jock Herring, refreshments of lemon-cheese cake
ana ;one were enjoyeu ujr an.
v- tinors our,
:,i.t;nni i helD with problems.
And remember, there's ( not th
slightest obligation when you
give us a call.
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TURNER &
TURNER
INSURANCE AGENCY
PINK HILL, N. C.
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Womanly Tact and Friendliness
There Is a woman's sphere hi death even as there Is la life.
That Is why we employ a lady licensed embalmer on onr staff
to add those feminine touches that are a all Important on these
oeosslona so that toe results will be exactly as yon wish. Ask
far her shwnld the need arise.
Howard-Carter
Funeral Home
M HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone JA 3-3177
haul M. Howard
113 E. Kinr, Kinston
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W. S. C. S. Install Officers
The following officers were in
stalled at a meeting of the Pink
Hill Woman's Society of Christian
Service held at the Church Tues
day night. President, Mrs. W. F.
Simpsonr vice Pres., Mrs. Jasper
Tyndallr secretary Mrs. L. H. Tur
ner; treas., Mrs. Haywood Stroud
The following cause secretaries
were installed Promotion, Mrs.
C. C. Jones, Missionary and Edu
cation Mrs. J. M. Jones Chris
tian Social Relations Mrs. James
Miles and Mrs. Lynwood Turner,
Student Work, Mrs. D. W. Ruffm;
Youth Work Mrs. Lebman Wil
liams; Childrens Work Mrs. W. E.
Brewer: Spiritual Life Mrs. Hj
L. Harrell; Supply Mrs. jnmett
Watson; Statue of Wom.n Mrs.
Ethro Hill.
The program, presented by Mes
dames L, HU and Turner,
was entitled', "Changing Patterns
in the March of Missions". Mrs.
J. F. May and Mrs Wilbur Tyndall
hostesses, served delicious punch
and cookies
Family Reunion
Rev. and Mrs. N. P. Farrior and
Mrs. Hazel Stapleton and children.
were at Point Caswell, near Wil
mington, the old home of Mrs.
Farrior. on Sunday, to attend tu
family reunion among others at-
t ndtng included M!rs. Farrior's
nephew, Mr. Henry Black and Mrs.
Black, and a neice, Mrs. Lillian
Jones, all of Midland, Texas.
Graduates At Rex
Miss Jessie Williams received
her diploma in Nursing at Ker
Hopital in Raleigh June 8. she
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Law-
son Williams of Smith Township.
In Raleigh for the exercises were,
Mrs. Williams, Miss Lois Williams
and Mesdames J. O. Smith and
Woodruff Jackson.
Undergoes Surgery
Mrs. Johnny Shepard of Pink
HIU underwent surgery at Lenoir
Memorial Hospital, Kinston, June
25.
Spend Sat. At Lake
The Junior class of Sarecta
M thodist Church school spent
Saturday at White Lake. . Others
going along included the class
teacher, Mr. Marvin .Norris. i i"
Outlaw's Bridge
News
Mr. and" Mrs. Moses Mewborn
of Goldsboro, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth hall children of Durand, Mich
were among visitors for chur;h
s rvlces Sunday mornHng. They
visited Mr. and Mrs. Major Sutton
Sunday.
Master Norman Johnson of Suar
tanburg, S: C. has been visiting re
latives here.
Mrs. Geddie Jerom of Ashland,
V. visited Miss Rachel Outlaw
and' other relatives;
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Outlaw and
son of Warsaw, M-, and Mrs. Al
bert Carey Outlaw and children
-of Raleigh wdre recent vteitcfc
with their Da: ents. Mr and Mrs. S
L. Outlaw, ' f
Miss Essie Mae Outlaw of Opa
lika, Fla, is visiting Missa- Sallie
and Fanine Outlaw and other.
Misses Galra Price of Grants
Chapel, Margie Tlnger of Apex and
Susie Smith of Deep Run were re
cent guests of Mrs. Lucy ' Smith.
Miss Mabel Lois Cannon of Cape
Fear Valley Hospital, Fayetteville
spent several days last week with
her sister, Mrs. Jame Parker..
Miss Maggie Stroud of Raleigh:
spent the past week end with re
latives. .. ' ' ;
Miss Sallie Outlaw was hostess
to the local bridge players.. Sainr
day night.
J. H. Parker is a patient ta the
Goldsboro Hospital. He begins to
show some' improvement t .
The Youth Group and the mem
ber of the A. U. W. have returned
home- from a very successful Insti
tin at. Shatter Neck ,f"Q
Home Demonstration ,
Oust Met A tChnrem '
The Home Demonstration Club
met in the social room of the
church, for the regular meeting
with Mesdames Ben Fran yui
law and Perry Noble co hostess. -Mrsi
tSgmus Creel , presided.
Mrs. Outlaw gave the devotional.
Mrs Britt gave the demonstration
on 'Floor Cleaning" Interesting re
ports wefe given following toe
demonstration. A splendid attend
ance of Members and Visitors en
loved the afternoon program. Be
licious refreshments were , served
during the social hour. - i ?
also of Kinston, 18 gand children.
James. Quinn, 56 of Magnolia
died at his home Tuesday after
noon after a brief illness.
Funeral services were held from
the home Thursday afternoon at
S:00 o'clock by Rev. J. D. Everett
pastor of '.he Magnolia Baptist Ch
urch. Interment was in the Quinn
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liavo pim of Tirad, for, Achiagi
Mwto with STANBACIt Tabids, or
Powders. . STANBACK't pioicripribw-:
typo fonwU owbhm savant mmH
tally praraa bHrradiaals fed fwtar
talM of pabh STANBACK' has baaa
frairlad riia Ooad Howakaapbig laal ' '
ako STANBACK whb caaRdaM. m4
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B. F. Grady and points in e tweed
If Interested in getting the water
rop a card to SEVEN SPRINGS
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