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PERSONALS
Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Reed and
' : Rev. and Mr. C. E. Ruffin. of
Kinston were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Linwood Tyndall and fam
fly. Wednesday. - v
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Holmes of
' LaGrange, Miss Ann Waller of Kin
ston and Mr. Clifton Tyndall of Ping
Hill, spent the -week end .touring
the mountains -of western . IJorth
s..- Carolina and Tewv'Av' t:;?..,
; Mr and Mrs. James Miles were
. In Durham Saturday to attend Fa
ther's Day 'observance at Duke Unl
.' versity. Their son,' Jimmy - la , a
, . member cf the freshman class. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Willard G. Smith
- were recent dinner guests of -their
daughter,. Mrs. Reginald Spell, and
. , .Mr. Spell, in Greenville.
i ' Miss Connor Jones is visiting
1 friends m Washington, D. C.
" Mrs. E. S. Jones is recovering
-' ' from a sprained ankle received in
. " ', a fall at her home recently.
Ben 'Turner, Hugh Smith, Lyn
Turner and Jerry Everett, students
at Carolina, spent the week end at
their homes.
Mrs. Ines Sandlin and Mr Wal
. ' ter Gresbam, of Beulaville spent
'. ; the week end with their sisters
Mesdames Harris and Fedora, al
.their homes in Winston-Salem.
- Mesdames A. W. Turner and Inei
- Sandlin, and Julia , Turner were
iew Bern visitors Monday. They
. -- T ' 'shopped in Goldsboro and Kinston
on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Turner and
' children spent the . week end with
' Mrs. Turners parents, Mr .and Mrs,
-James Hobgood at Oxford.
, .Mr.- and Mrs. Coolidge . Turner
.vv--and children were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Rogers,
- f Sunday.' Guests in the afternoon
- were Mrs. Ray Thomas, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Howard. Mr. Cleon
' Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Benny Rogers
, ,, -. of Kinston, Mrs. Sallie Wallace and
'-' Mr. Donald Gibbs of Seven Springs.
, i Mrs. J. Currin Howard shopped
' ' In Raleigh recently and was an
overnight visitor there. She was ac
'companied home by Miss Scarlett
.' Hill, students at Meredith College,
' who visited ber parents, on - Mt.
'4 - Olive, Rt. 2 for the week end
. v John Currin Howard of State' Col
, " lege spent . the week end with his
c parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Currin
- , Howard, Sr.
- Mr. and Mrs. Mac Harper of Lil
lington and Campbell College spent
, the week end with Mr. Harper's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rom Harper.
' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Godwin and
Lela Kay visited briefly with the
" ' Emmet Rogers family, ' enroute
. home to Wilmington, Saturday,
after having ' attended the Duke
. Navy game at Durham. Their dau
ghter and sister. Miss Billie God-
win Is a student at Duke University. '
, -' They were joined in Durham by
, 4 Col. and Mrs Hugh D. Maxwell, of
.... : Washington, D. C. who also attend
1 ed the game,
i Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Maxwell
Vv."- spent the week end in Winston Sal
,1 em with Mr. and Mrs. Lylton Max
well and Scott.
' Mrs. Nannie Mae Jones of Jones-
, town, is quite ill at Parrott's Hos
; pital in Kinston. Visiting her dur
ing the week end was her niece.
Miss Florence Howard, of Char
lotte. . . ' Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Turner were
in Winston Salem' Saturday to at
tend the State-Wake Forest Game.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Turner, L.
" H. Jr., and Debby spent the week
end at their cottage at Topsail.
. - Mesdames Frank Badrock and
. ', T. G. Johnson, of Kinston and Mrs.
L. H. Turner of Pink Hill attended
.v Dorothy Biddle's lecture on Christ--"W
mas arrangements in Wallace, Wed
nesday of this week
Hugh C. Turner, Government to
bacco grader, expects to leave dur
ing the wek end for Owensboro, Ky
where he will be on the market for
Z few. weeks.
- ' Mrs. J. F. Williamson and Mrs.
: . Jasper Williams and a sister, were
! at Crapel Kill Saturday to visit J.
r F. W'lliRmson, a patient at Memor-
ial Hospital. He expects to undergo
,' ' suigeiy some time during this
'. x wee- 1 ,
,' ' Wayland Davis has re'urned from I
, -, the University Hospital at Chapel i
ofp. av; wBn a parent
' there for several days. '
. . jiii i . .s and J. F.
' Williamson spent Friday at Chape!
I Hi!!. ' .
l ' . Virw W. E. Brewer, L H.
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chances are going good. Project
leader Mrs Susie Smith was assis
ted by Mrs. Bessie Holt and Mrs;
Minnie Holt in giving talks In nut
rition and, diet, Mrs. Louise Smith
gave out recipes on ways to cook
and. serve apples..1 ;.,-
In the absence of the recreation
leader, Mrs. Lee Maxwell conduc
ted a spelling bee from an 1830 edi
tion fil the old Blue Back Speller1.
Members were Invited to Kenans-
ville November 10, at 2:30. to see
the Arts and Crafts exhibit
The meeting . closed with the
cluo coliect f i
The December meeting will be
held at 7:50 P. M., the 6th. The
program will feature a gift exchw
;e, and all: members are expected
to auena. ., , ,
Tea To Honor'
Rev, MrstFarrior,
Th? Members of the : Pink . Hill
Presbyterian Church are giving a
tea honoring The Reverend and
Mrs. N. P. Farrior on Sunday, the
thirteenth of November, nineteen
hunrtted and sixty, from three thir
ty till five o'clock. In the annex
,of the Pink Hill Presbyterian Chu-
rcn. au tnenos are invited.
Miss Betsy uee House is the daughter of Mr. and Yrs. Arthur
Rouse of Kinston who. announce her engagement to Mr. Linwood
Franklin Tyndall son of Mr .and Mrs. Linwood Tyndall of Pink Hill.
The wedding is planned for January.
Turne md R. L. JsJng were in Kin-
'on I-,iday to attend t.73 Dorotfiy
Thompson lecture on dried flowrr
u rantjsmer.!s, in the education
,;'j;-' cf Queen Street Methodist
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. M-xw'!
were visitors in Charlotte arid the
Vumtninf us region of Western
North Carolina.
Mesdames John Noecker, Sam
Smith and Scott Herring attended
the Bi-car.tennial celebration in
Tarboro. Saturday, and were dinner
quests, cf ;trs. Edna Caudill.
Mr. "and Mrs. Robert Taylor of
Wilson and Miss Anrie Taylor of
Clayton were in Pink Hiil Sunday
o visit their mother, Mrs. Stephen
Taylor at the Pink Hill Rest Home
Miss Liura stroua visited Mrs.
Walter Turner, Near Deep Run,
at the week end.
Mrs. Lehman Williams and Glenn
Williams attended the . Duke-Navy
same at Duke University, Saturday
They were-accompanied to Raleigh
by Miss Alice Faye Smith, who at
tended a North Carolina Conferen
ce oi Methoflist Youtn reuowsnip
officers, which was held at Eden-
ton Street Methodist Church.
Edgar Wells visited Wayland D
vis at the University Hospitaiai
Chapel Hill, Friday. He was accom
panied frorp Raleigh by Miss Kay
Connor, student nurse at Rex. Hos
pital. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Lehman Williams
and Glenn Williams visited Mrs Jas
per Herring, a patient at the Dup
lin General Hospital, in Kenahsville
and Mrs. Garland Carr, confined at
her hom in Rose Hill, Sunday a
fternoon. ,
Mesdames Clarence Shepard and
Prentiss Smith spent Thursday in
Chapel Hill.
Raymond Smith, Pink Hill, Rt.
2, is a patient at Eastern Carolina
banitorium, in Wilson, M rs. Smith
and Devon visited mm there Sun
day. Miss Jane Ruffin of East Carolina
College spent Friday night at her
home in Pink Hill She had as her
guests Missss Bre.ida Saunders and
Carol Rankin, classmates at the col
lege. Saturday, they went to Hic
kory to see E. C. C. play Lenoir
Riiine.
Dr. ard Mrs. D. W. Ruffin spent
the week end with their daughter, 1
i.s li? ins Hobos, anrl Mr. Hobbs, '
in Lumbertcn, Sunday their guests
.'.la .u j. liua ahiirson, of
Chapel Hill.
.ji.e Clay Jones rT Atlantic Chris
tian College, sj-.er.t the week 'end
a1 '-'? home.
Mesdames Frank Yarboro and
. y ami lietiy Varboro
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guests of Mr. and Mrs. Faison Tur-
..-JF
Mrs. W. 3 Marshburn of Rich
lands viiitad the T. J. Turner fam-1
' f er.d. 1
." ... oca i'lann Uuuaw,
Mr3. W. W. Maxwell and Miss
Myra . Maxwell of Wilson, were
guests, Sunday of Mm. S. P. Wat
son at New. Bern
Mesdames Jani'e Herring and Fai
son Turner visited Jasper Herring
of-Mt. Olive, Rt. 2 who is ill at Dup
lin General Hospital, Sunday after
noon. Miss Lula Tyndall ar.d Mrs. Annie
Kornegay were guests of the Em
mett Rogers family Sunday after
noon. Thomas Patterson, of Albertson
has recently enlisted in the U. S.
Air Corps.
Miss Linda Faye Williamson is
confined to her borne with a virus
oiieciua on aar foot.
Mrs. Robert Smith of Smithfielc
was a dinner guests of her sister,
Mrs. Jones Smith, Wednseday. Sun
day Mr and Mrs. M. P. Whaley
and Mrs. Jinnie Stone of Kinstoi
were her guests.
Gerald Pickett ,son of Mr. and
Wrs. Jepsey Pickett of Pink Hil"
is a patient a( Lenoir' Memeria
Hospital, in Kinston.
Albertson HDC
Met Tuesday
The Albertson Home Demonstrp
tion Club met at the club house
iuesday al.ernoon, November
with 12 members and 2 visitors at
tending. The president, Mrs. Nettie
Teachey called the meeting to or
der with the singing of, "This is
.viy r ainer's World," Reports by
the different project leaders were
The sale of wire dish pads went
o .... an atne sale of quilt
Mrs, Jones
Hostess HDC
MrsB.' E.; Jones was hostess tc
the Nobles X Roads Home Demon
staration club : Friday afternoon
November 4, with almdst 100 pet
cent attendance The pres. Mrs.
Rom Harper, presided. The demon
stration on Table Talk Etquette
was given by home ' agent, Mis
rtarie Penuel. Fgods 'and nutritior
!eaderr Mrs. C. C." Howard, arc
. Mrs. Linwo; ! T-rntr. . received
the prize for L '..tit score when
Mrs. J. A. Worley entertained her
bridge club on Wednesday . after
noon of the past week. Mrs T. A.
Turner was the winner of the se
cond high award, r
.Refreshments consisted of toasted
pecans with Coca Colas.
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Attend Farm
Equipment
Display :
Messrs Aubrey Turner, T. J. Tu
ner, Linwood Turner and Edward
Grady were at French Lick. India
na the past week to attend an All is
Chalmers farm equipment display.
Supper Success .
Friendly HDC Met
Almost 1300.00 was rea'i'.M ' from
the sale of barbecue chicken and
pork plates at Smith's Chapel Chu
rch Fridayrnigbt vAlmostv every"
thing was donated, and little expen
se will be "deducted, Proceeds will
go into Community Building fund
Much credit Is due to the sponsors
of this worth While project
MISS REBECCA TYNDALL - .
Miss Rebecca Anne Tyndall Is the v
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Linwood'
Tyndall of Pink Hill, who announce, v f '
her engagement to Mr; Dosald Earl ' '
Howard, son of Mr. and Mr. Vnr. - '
old Howard, also of Pink HSB. iTb
wedding will take place December v ' :'
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Stewardship
Revival
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Miss Peggy, Sue Smith, -formerly of Pink' FiliJ hnse en"-"!,'
has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow W. Smith
ef Fayetteville, to Lyman' Wyndol Faggard, son' of the ate Mr. and
"MrS, C D. Faggard. of Moss Point, Massachusetts. The wedding is.
'planned lor December 4.' ' "
Touse Furinshing leader, Mrs. Rex,
Mpble gave reports. ,
the hostess served a chicken sal
id plate, with spiced applas and
The December meeting will fea
ture a Christmas party vand will be
eii at the home of Mrs; Andrew
'-inv cr. the. first Friday in the
month.
A Stewardship revival twill begin
at the Pink Hill Methodist. Church
at 7:80 P. M. Sunday,:. November
13th. to run .through the 18th. The
guest speaker will be Rev L., A
Dillman, pastor . of Garber Memo
rial Methodist Church tn, New Bern
A fellowship supper will be served
at, 6 P. M. on the 13th, in the as
sembly Hall. , , ,
.'"A cottage prayer meeting wm be
held Thursday, November loth." at.
9:30 A. M at the home qf Mxv and
Mrs. James J. Miles, in preparation
for the revival. It is hoped, that a
good attendance ; will be had at
these services.
Accident At School $
Jimmy Swinson, fifth grader at t iy
the Pink Hill School, was knocked ii ' ;
jdown by a school bus' as he wgTl
leaving school but Suffered no ser ? j
ious injuries. He Was treated at si .
doctor's office and allowed to go ; i i
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