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Pink Hill, II. C.
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Mrs. EL W. Faucette of Boyklns,
Va and Mrs. Johnny Holden and
daughter, Harriet of MayaviUe
spent the weekend In the home
of Mr and Mrs. J. M. Jones. They
were here to attend Homecoming
at the Pink Hill School on Fri
day. Others present for the Ho-
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KINSTON GAS .DIVISION
117 E. Caswell St. Dial JA 3-6192
Kinston, N. C. "
mecomlng included - Mrs. Tom
Simmons and daughter, Guerry
of Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs.
John . Johnson, Raleigh; Mr. and
Mrs Bill Hamilton, Clinton; Dr.
and Mrs. Corbett Howard, Golds
boro; Mr. and Mrs. C R. Jo
nes, Tarboro; Mrs Otis Banks,
Comfort, and Mrs Car lie Johnson
of Kinston, Mr. Z. V. Barrow,
Snow Hill; and Mrs. Frederick
Albritton of Jacksonville. ,
Mr and Mrs. Ebbie ' Howard
"have returned from a vacation
trip to Florida. : s:
Mrs. Dempsey Smith Is reco
vering satisfactorily, after under
going surgery at Lenoir Memorial
Hospital, Kinston' on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Oates, who
were recently married, have re
turned to Raleigh, after a visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Oates. Keith will graduate
from N C State College ia the
spring. ' r-.'V: . -i . '
Mrs. Sue Rogers and Miss
"Bet" Taylor otE.CC, Green
ville, spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Whit
ford Hill and Mr. and Mrs. John
E. Taylor, respectively.
Mr. Lonnie G. Stroud is quite
jll alt Eastern Carolina Sard
torium near. Wilson.'
Mrs. H. E. - Maxwell has re
turned home after having under
gone surgery at Lenoir Memorial
Hospital in Kinston, recently. .
Mr. and Mrs. Willard G. Smith
visited their daughter. Miss Char
lotte Smith at E. C. C in Green
ville, Sunday .
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Nether
cutt and son, Dwight, and Mrs.
Hess Davis visited relatives in
Raleigh during the weekend.
Messrs. Tom. Davis and J. A.
Worley were in Raleigh Friday
to' attend a resolution committee
meeting of the North Carolina
Farm Bureau.
.Mr. and Mrs. Herald Latham
and children of Kinston, .visited
Mrs. Latham's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H E Maxwell in Pink Hill,
Sunday. -
CoKtribuUoni To rv3
Builtiinz Fund 1
.Thei following people halve re
cently .contributed to the Build
ing Fund at the Fink Hill Metho
dist Church - W. H. King Drug
Co, Raleigh. - Turner Tractor
and Impl&ment Co, Kinston;
Mm W. R. Diavis, Mrs. L H Wil
liams, New W, H Jones Co, W.
F Simpson, AW. Turner, Mrs.
T. A. Turner, Mr and Mrs. Edd
Jones and Womack Electric Co,
Goldsboro. .'-,-:r.'-';rr ;";
The following have made ple
dges to the Fund.
Manly Hatch
L. H. Turner
Melvin Carter
Mrs. Fred Lawton ':'
Robert Holt ; .
Mrs. W. C Clark :
Russell Bostic 1S
Miss Nannie Carraway
Jasper Tyndau m , . .
Haywood Stroud .
Mrs. C C- Jones '-..'.
Mrs. Gene Small -.iH
Mrs. -Leslie Turner :
Mrs Jepsey Pickett
Gerald Pickett v;
Shelby Jen Smith
Mrs. Dovelle Outlaw
Emmett Watson '
W. F. Simpson
Mrs. L. H. Williams
W E Brewer '.' 1
Mrs Ruby Smitk ;
and.',' -i ' ''
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Presbyterian W pf C. Held
General Meeting . a "
' The General meeting of the
Pink Hill Presbyterian Women
of the .Church was held at the
Church at 5:30 P. M. Tuesday.
The president, Mrs. A. W Turner
was In .charge. :., , : ;,-
Following the order of business
the program, entitled, "The Wo
rld Telling Us," was presented.
It was in the form of a skit
concerning ft convocation be
tween two-women, one of jwhom
had just returned from a .trip
around the world. The purpose
of this program emphasized the
effect which . our life as Chris
tians and as Americans has- upon
the nations of the world. ' ' ,
'Mrs. A. Turner and Mrs. Inez
Sandlin served Pineapple- cake
end coffee after the meeting clo
sed. T"-i i;s'''::?,''':'':'ffiv:";:
7 Announce Birth '
4 "Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Wal
ker of Charlotte, formerly of
Raleigh, have ' announced ' the
birth of a daughter, Myra Lynne,
on Monday, Jan. 12, Mrs. Wal
ker Is the former Frances Quinn
of Pink ilL
Grady H. D. Club ,
Hold January Meet
The B. T, Grady Home Demon
stration aub met with Mrs. Wil
lard Westbrook on Monday . Jan
uary 5th at :30 o'clock. Mrs. Fal-
"Cvrnet, president; prrided. J
jars, juaniey a. &ornegay save
the devotion and the group sang
"Ever Onward."
Mrs. J. an- Huie, Assistant Home
Agent, gave a talk on 'Having a
Good aub Meeting."
Year books for 1959 were com
pleted and project leaders nam- d
Mrs. Scott Herring, recreation
leader,' led games. "7
1 Mrs. Belle Swinson Was welcom
ed as new member.
' The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Elbert Smith on Monday
February 2nd. at 2 o'clock. ; ;
Youth Conduct ?9
Worshin Service
In observance of Youth Week,
the young people of the Pink
Hill Methodist CHurch were in
charge tof ' the ; entire worship
service Sunday morning.
The invocation was by Jimmy
Miles. Lynn Turner read the
scripture which- was taken from
Matt 8:1-20, and the momtnf
message was brought by Mel
vin Williams. Hie used as his
subject "Youth f Evaluates the
Church".- , . . t ' :
Hymns used were "O Young
and Fearless PPophet," Look For
the Beautiful! rand living For
Jesus." The Benediction was by
Charles Miles, f &-
Flowers used' in the Church
were given In memory of Mrs.
Zoa Turner ob bet birthday by
her grandson; .Lynn. Johnny and
A. W. Turner, Jr. ' -.
Rev. H. L Harrell is the pas
tor of fbe Church.
Circle Met With
Mfs. Stroud' ' r
Mrs. Haywood Stroud was hos
tess to the nht circle of the
Pmk ! 111 Methodist c Woman's
Society Thursday nightK-
Mrs.' Wilbur. Tyndall,' " presi
dent, was an charge. The pro
gram 'was p.fesent by Mrs Stroud
and Mrs. W F. Simpson. Cake
and coffee were served. -
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ODELL & J. C.' HILL
DEEP RUN, N. C. V X
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Maxine Howard ,
Crowned Queen " . .
'. Maxine Howard, ' senior, was
crowned homecoming queen at
halftime when the Pink Hill girls
played the girls from Southwood
in a 69-49. winning basketball
game in the Pink Hill Gymnas
ium Friday night,' , r ;
: Members of the queens "court
were Linda "Wilmouth, Diane1 Ho
ward, Carol Stroud, Grade Tay
lor, Betty Turner, Mary Evelyn
Howard, Jo Ann Whaley and
Mary Sue Craft -
Although Maxine was unable
to play, due to a knee injury,,
the Pink Hill girls "remain un
beaten in- Lenoir County League
play. ' ; '. -' : ',."' . ' "
Civil Service Exams
, A new examination has been an
nounced for . shorthand .reporter
the Civil Service Commission said
today. Applications , will also be
accepted! in this examination; from
reporters who use . closed micro
phones. Th obs to be fillel pay
ti om S4.490 to $5,985 a year and are
located is various agencies in the
Washington D. C, area. I
All applicants will' be required
to rake a g nerat abilities test and
a 5-minu:e dictation exercise. Tot
positions paving 24,490, the rate of
dictation will be leoi-wordg per
minute; no experience Is required
For positions paying from $4,98(1
to $5,989 year, the dictation rate
will be 175 words per minute and
applicants are required io have
Phone 2070 ,
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Womanly Tad and Friendlir.DSs
- There Is a wetnaars aphere to death even aa there Is to Ufa.
That to why we employ a lady licensed embalm er ea eer staff
te aid those femmuie leeches that are as all Important a these
comIobs se that the resells wUl be exactly as you wish. Ask
,oe her sbrald the need arise. " ' ' ' - " ,
" Honored On Birthday
Little Antley C. Smith, was gi
ven a birthday party on his se
cond: birthday- - o . January 25.
Those enjoying the honor with
him were: Pamela - Smith, ' De
bora Williamson, : Cathey and
Tama Smith, Paula Smith, Ye vet-
te Miller, Emily and Bill Gene
Stroud and Carol Dawson of Jo
nes County and their mothers.
Also attending . were Antleys
grandmothers, Mrs. Harper Gray
and : Beck from Jones - County,
Mrs Alvin Smith of Pink Hill., .
' Antleys mother served cup ca
kes, pound cake, peanuts and ice
cream to all of the guests. He
received many nice gifts.
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Honored At Party
. Miss Alice - Faye Smith ' was
honored at a surprise party on
her 16th, birthday Thursday ni
ght, by her mother, -Mrs. Ruby
Smith' and her sisters, Mrs. Do
velle' Outlaw : and ' Mrs. Leslie
Turner, 1 at. hex home,; 43 class
mates from the B. F; Grady area
where she attends .school, 'were
invited guests. Games and - danc
ing were ' enjoyed, and refresh
ments of Lime punch, cake, po
tato chips and nuts were served.
A shower of pretty and. useful
birthday guts were received.
Cub Scouts
Presented Charter
Frank Wiley presented the cha
rter to the Cub Scout Pack, or
ganised at the Pink Hill Metho
dist Church recently in a spe
cial service at the Church Sun
day morning. Jepsey Pickett
is Cub Master, Mrs Pickett den
mother and Robert Holt Jamen
Miles and L. C. Turner make up
the Pack Committee. "
experience depending on the grade
level for whi:h application t is
made. ' "j
Applications ; will be accepted
until further notice and must be
filed with the U. S. Civil Service
Commlasioa, Washington 25 D. C.
Further Information' i Civeq Ir
civil service announcement No. 177
which may be obtained fiom most
post offices throughout the coun
try or from the Commission's
Washington of ice.
Hovard-Carter.
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helps heal and clear surface skin
rashes. Buy fxtrajA
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stubborn cases iatiVtl ,
Seven Springs.
Miniall
. Delivered to your borne in S gal
lon jugs weekly. .Deliveries in Du
plin each Thursday ki Calypso, Fal
son, Bowden, Warsaw, Kenansville,
B. -F. Grady and points in betweed
tt interested in getting -itbe ,-water
drop a card to SEVEN SPRINGS
MINERAL WATER, Seven Springs .
N. C. or notify the Duplin Timer
office. ' '" . '.
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M Y F Sub District Meet
The local M Y F were in charge
of the devotional at the sub
district meeting held at the Me
thodist Church in Kenansville
Monday night Taking part were
AY.-e Faye Smith, Genette Har
rell, Brenda Bostic and Glenn
Williams.
DQGAfvllW?. . NOT. AT ALL!
Help younelf to a better and brighter tomorrow
by saving regularly today at First-Citizens Bank
& Trust Company. Your nearest First-Citizen
ofce will be happy to show you how easy it is
to start your sayings program. ,
t OVAIANTHD MTtStSTON SAVINM
Savings received by February I,
earn interest from February; 1.
Attend Ruritan
Convention
Messrs John Worthingtoiv Tom
Davis and Whitford Hill were in
Washington D C. Monday and
Tuesday to attend the National
Ruritan Convention. ,
Announce Marriage "
: Mrs. Nellie K. Parker of Mia
mi, Fla, formerly of Pink Hill,
has recently announced her mar
riage to Mr. Robert Hughes, also
of Miami.' The couple expect to
come to Kinston to make their
home in the near future. '
HOOKER & CO.
STOCKYARDS
". KINSTON ' ' '
Bogs are money now and
Booker and . Company ' Stock
yards Is the. place to make a
good chance.
: Toe auction Is on Tuesday for
both CATTLE and HOGS..
The yards will be elosed Mn
lays and Thursday daring Jnly
and August
Mrs. Rodrers Is at the yards on
Friday to gladly buy what yon
have te offer.
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We appreciate very much your understaiyiing and considera- ; ;s
trains 42-48 and 41-49 between Wilmington and Rocky Mount. . ' ;
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As you know, the action taken fry Coast Line was due to the -heavy
losses incurred in the operation of these, two trains. Suchl
losses were amounting to more than $189,000 Der vear. with nn Wlipf , ?.
in. eight; it was because of this situation that Coast Line found it
necessary, to seek authority of jthV North Carolina Public. Utilities
Commission to consolidate these trains.' . (-' '
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?" L"" No: 49 V I "I Effective Jan 27th No. 42 . ;
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a 8:10. PM r C' . : i Lv Washington ? At . , - 6:15 AM
5.-33 AM . ; At, : Goldsboro s, Lv v 10:04 PM,
7 t ; , 9:00 AM ' - -Ar' ' Wilmington ' ' Lv 1 - " 7:30 PM
-.'.hj-.a sleeping car will De operatea between XNew York and
Wilmington, and a dining car will be operated in train, 49 from
'Rocky Mount to Wilmington. ( , ; '
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