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Mr Mortimer Maxwell and Mr.
Malcolm Grady attended L the
60th Wedding . Anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Pan! D. Grady, at
their home in Kenly, Wednesday
' evening. .w:'"'- v.-.
Mr. Jimmy Ricks and daugh-
ten of Edenton, are spending
this week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Matt Burke, and her
grandfather, Mr. Mortimer Max-
well
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Taylor have
purchased, and moved into the
H. C. Turner home, on the Ken
ana ville Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Smith and
daughters, and Miss Susie Smith
, of Wilson, spent the past week
at the J.. J. Smith cottage, at
Topsail.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hedstrom
and two children, who have been
making their home in San An
tonio, Texas, for some time, are
-being transferred to Memphis,
Tenn. Mrs. Hedstrom is the for-
met Miss Ann May of Pink Hill.
Mrs. J. R. Davis spent the
past week with relatives in St
Matthews, S. C. Mr. Davis spent
the weekend there, and accom
panied her home.
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Bogs are money now and
Hooker and Company Stock
yards b the place to make a
good chant .
The auction is en Tuesday for
both CATTLE and HOGS.
The ymrdi wtll be closed Mon
lays and Thursday during Jul)
and August
Mrs. Bodgers is at the yards 01
Friday to gladly buy what you
have to offer.
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Misses Thelma Dllday " and
Mary Anna Grady, and Mrs; Les
lie Turner attended the Farm
and Home meeting in Raleigh,
Thursday.; '::'
Mrs. John J. Howard ot Pink
HilL Rt. 2 underwent major sur
gery at Lenoir Memorial Hospi
tal, In Kinston, weanesaay, ana
is getting along as well as can
be expected.
Mrs. Leslie Turner of Albert-
son, Rt 1, has accepted the posi
tion of home economics teacher
in the Chicod High School, in
Pitt County. Mr. Turner is a
student at East Carolina College.
Mrs. Annie Kornegay of Ra
leigh, who underwent surgery
at Wayne Memorial Hospital in
GoldsbciA recently, has been
recuperating at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. L. C. Southerland,
Albertson, Rt 1, She returned to
her home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. J. A. Wbrley went to
Durham Monday to be with her
sister. Mrs. Graham Cavenaugh,
of Richlands, who is a patient at
Duke Hospital. She also visited
another sister, Mrs. Be mice Sto
ne, at her home in Louisburg.
Mrs. W. F. Simpson attended
a PTA Leadership Institute, held
at the Woman's College in Gre
ensboro, Monday, through Thurs
day of this week.
Mr. Albert Sydney Smith is
an operative patient at the Dup
lin General Hospital in Kenans
ville. Mrs. W. F. Simpson and chil
dren, Beverly, Annette, Russell
and Terry, spent the past week
with her mothr-in-law, Mrs. O.
R. Simpson at Erwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny West
brook and family spent last week
at the J. M. Jones cottage on At
lantic Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Friedman
of Washington, D. C, are ex
pected dewing the weekend for
a visit with Mrs. Friedman's pa
rents, Rev. and Mrs. N.'P. Far
rior. Ronnie Holt Was in- FFA Camp
at White Lake the past week. He
returned home Saturday.
Guests of Mr. and Mxs.Graham
Turner at their summer , cottage
on Atlantic Beach for the' week
end were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Holt and Larry, and Mr. and Mrs.
Aubrey Turner and A. Jr.,
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Garter
and Julia. '
: Mrs. Henry Carroll' Grady of
ML uuve Kt Z. was doing sub
stitute work at First citizens
Bank the past week, and her yo
ung daughter, Pamela, spent the
time with her grandmother, Mrs.
Holt . ' v-:.t (, .'rf;-'
,' Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Simmons
of Goldsboro visited relative In
Pink. Hill, and. nearby, on Sun
day, s 1 'TV -;Mk .';';
; Miss. Carolyn Walters of Eli'
za.be th City, has been visiting her
cousin Larry ..Holt.i'-r'.;
Mr. Egbert GraSy has been re
cuperating from 'a recent ; illness
at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Ada Herring' on 'Albertson, Rt.
1, Mrs. Grady is still confined
at Parrptt Hospital in Kinstori.
Mrs. Whitford Hill recently en
tertained . the Pink ' Hill Home
The B. F. Grady Home Demon
stration Club met Monday, June
8, at 3:00 p.m. with Mrs. John
Ivey Smith. Mrs. Ben Wolever
gave the devotion.
Mrs. Jean Huie, Assistant
Home Economics Agent, gave the
demonstration on "Synthetic Ma
terials." Mrs. Willard Westbrook, Mrs.
Faison Turner and Mrs. Ben Wol
ever took part on leader's pro
gram. Mrs. Faison Turner, President,
appointed the following commit
tee to make plans for the club
picnic in August: Mrs. Scott Her
ring, Mrs. Willard Westbrook and
Mrs. Ben Wolever.
Nine members reported attend
ing Farm and Home Week in Ra
leigh. The hostess served open-faced
sandwiches, poftato chips and
punch to the 12 members pre
sent The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. John Cameron Smith,
Friday, June 3, at 8:00 p.m.
GRADY SENIORS TOUR
On May 24. at 5:30 A. M. thirty
six of the forty-seven seniors clim
bed sleepily aboard the decker bus
that was equipped with radio and
bathroom. The group of graduates
and the four chaperones stopped at
Richmond, for Sunday School
Shortly thereafter everyone hap
pily headed for Washington, D. C.
Before checking into the hotel
there, everyone visited Mt. Vernon,
the National Airport, the Tomb of
the Unknown Soldier, Lincoln and
Jefferson Memorials'. Sunday night
of Wax, Mon. with soles thin and
Wax, Monday, with soles thin and
tired, the bus load saw the follow
ing places: the Bureau of Engrav
ing, the Wlaslngton Monument,
the Capitol, the FBI, the Smithson
ian, the Natural -Hall, of History,
Monday "night, the group took
the Potomac boat ride to Marshall
Hall. Maryland. Tuesday every-
body visited the White House, the
Smithsonian Zoo, and the Monast
try. After leaving the latter, every
one felt that surley he mnst be on
the way to New York, and he was
except the tired bunch went to
Philadelphia before overflowing
with New York excitement. For
miles the skyline of the strange
city gave rise to many questions,
crowded seats, fixed eyes, no sle-
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Demonstration Club at a 'meet
ing held at the Hill cottage on
White Oak river, near Swans
bora. Guests were served a sea
food dinner, on 'arrival, ' which
was. followed by a period of re
creation before the' meeting was
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Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Holt and
Larry, recently visited,' briefly,
with Mr Holt's sister, Mrs. Du
guid; Richardson, Mr. Richard
son,' and ' Mary Holt, at their
home at Morehead. 1 " ; '
Mr. and ; Mrs.: D. L. Davis of
Davis, N. C4 spent Sunday with
relatives at Albertson .;. !
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Grady and
Miss Mary Anna Grady attended
the uoiden wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grady, at
Kenly Wednesday , evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Grady and
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Mr. H. M. Wells is attending
the Synod of North Carolina in
the Presbyterian Church which is
being held in Charlotte at Que
en's College and Myers Park
Presbyterian Church,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kornegay
spent Saturday visiting the Lay
ton Cochrans in Roberscnville.
Mrs. Annie Kornegay has re
turned to her home in Raleigh
after an operation at the Golds
boro Hospital:
Miss Connie Jo Wells leaves
Monday for her second week ol
counseling at Camp Singletary,
the Presbyterian Pioneer Camp.
Mrs. Myra Jo Whitley is at
tendnig summer school at U. N.
C. in Chapel Hill. Max and Mi
chael Whitley are spending some
time with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Maxwell.
Lt. Alfred Wells is spending
two weeks of Reserve Training
at the Naval Air Station in Nor
folk, Virginia.
epers, impatience, and fascination.
Arriving at the hotel, the group
took several needed hours of rest,
before taking the subway to the
Empire State Building. The night
view is wonderful. Wednesday the
walked-out and step-climbing
folks took an all - daiy tour of the
city. During this tour many of the
strong climbed, the Statue of Lib
erty. Those narrow, winding stars
are one way. Wednesday night the
seats in Radio City Music Hall
were real, treats as was the three
hour show. That was a delightful
experience even with some nod
din and dreaming among our
crowd. Thursday everyone was up
and doing .
Our bus was waiting to take us
to West Point Academy. The drive
along the Hudson River and the
mountains beyond it are quite
beautiful. Our visit In the Cadet
chapel, the Catholic chapel, . the
Museum, and the PX was short but
pleasant. Except for uniforms and
a few rules, everyone felt that he
was ready to graduate because, the
hikes were long and the hills, were
steep; every soul was tired, blister
ed, or starved; some were all three.
Returning to the dear hotel was
the best of all the day as rest and
freedom awaited us. Thursday
night everyone hurriedly boarded
the subway to Coney Island which
is about a forty-five minute ride
from our hangout. Everything
from A to 2 is there, but empty
pockets are not very helpful. "The
CVclone made many hearts leap
up, and several thought that they
had begun to fly sho'.nuff. Friday
AM everybody was sleepy but
ready to head toward Gettysburg.
The tour over the battlefield and
the climb in the tower to see Pre
sident Eisenhower's - ' farm -were
serious and interesting. The North
Carolina monument , is unusually
good. Still comin ghomeward the
quiet group rode down part of the
Skyline Drive before reaching the
Endless Caverns. Friday night al
most everybody retired early in
the motel at New Market, Virginia.
The exciting days before had been
long, expensive, and full. Satur
day, May 30, luggage and seniors
moved slowly to the hot bus. With..
out saying a word, one knew that
this was the last day of the trip.
After a late start from the motel,
the miles flew by lor hours; then
the faithful bus sneaked in Its ttrst
complaint, and It took more than
two hours for the sear end opera
tion. While the bus sweated out its
trouble, the greup thoroughly en
joyed the warm wait The motel
nearby had a huge lawn, a restaur
ant, plenty of leeweter.s Until
now the popular water pistols had
been fairly dry and quiet, but they
really got, workouts here; since the
gunsbeoame empty too soon, Pepsi
bottles filled wath water surprised
a M il . ft. 1 -. .
ana reuesnea many wcu.) -
Cameras had never exercised as
muoh in Washington and . New
York. The break-dowa was good
medicine. Back on the bos at las,
the windows wer, pushed opened
more, aad everyone was soon as
dqy as a button. When the red and
yellow bus creased the North Caro
lina line, happy yells woke tup any
Charlie , Brown asleep. From then
antil the spirited, dear, and instru
ctive gretao- t reached the school
waeae the pareats bad fcii waited.
Giradly0$ws
Misses Mary f Anna Grady - fend
Thelma Dilday were at Atlantic
Beach Saturday, and had a sea
food dinner at Tony's Restaurent
at Morehead '': :.-'-''"'
Mrs. Smith Bridge Hostess
: Mrs Jasper, bmittt was Hostess
to her bridge ; club Wednesday
afternoon,., with . two- tables1 in
play,' Mrs, Alton Tyndall won
toilet . water; for;, tlub ' members
highest , score, and Mrs. Floyd
Heath received a kev rind? lor
second high, Mrs. Matt Burke,., a
visitor, was also presented a gift
: following .three progressions,
the hostess served a congealed
salad plate, with. 'Cokes,' ';ripr-
Playing, in .addition to - the
above, were Mrs. J. M. Jones,
Mrs. D. W. Ruffin, Mrs, T, A.
Turner,; Mrs J A Worley and
Mrs Smith. f , -' , '
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Auxiliary Met.'.
A : regular Monthly ' meeting
of the Auxiliary to the Mewborn-
Simmons-Turner Post of the Am
erican Legion was held at ' the
Hut recently, with ten member
present In the , absence of ths
president, Mrs ' Melvin Potter,
Mrs. Lee Stroud' presided. It was
announced that $144.00 was rea
lized from the Poppy sale held
the ' previous Saturday. Several
business matters were taken up
Regular meetings' have been sus
pended until the first Monday
night in August, when, a supper
meeting will be heid.
Gary Smith Honored
Mr. and Mrs. F E- Smith ho
nored their young son,' Gary or
his 4th. birthday at a party, at
their home on Albertson, Rt
1, Saturday afternoon-About 30
young guests, enjoyed games, af
ter which refreshments of ice
cream cake, potato chips, and le
monade were served. ( -
Miss Grady At Converse
Miss Mary Anna Grady left
Monday for Converse College.
Spartanburg, S. C. where she wil'
study for 8 weeks on. a Science
scholarship.
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4-H Group At Manteo
Miss Paggy Grady, of Albert-
on, ansis&ant Home agent of
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itrstlon Club met ' Tuesday, June
0 in the, community building with
18 members . present,, two visitors
snd one new member. . ;' i;
President fettle Teachey called
the meetlna to order.. The dub
women sang "Beautiful Dreamer;
after which M: s. Bessie. Holt gave
the :deyotlonaL-y
MriNettieTeachey'reported on
Council, musle and safety.- i
V The club payed one dollar to war
orpnans and one dollar to the
music fund. It was also voted to
buy plates and glasses for the club,
house, Mrs, Huie, Assistant Home
Ec. ' Agent gave a demonstration
on different kinds of fibers. ; ,
Mrs. Laura, Mae Sutton reported
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