THIS DUPLIN TIMES. KENANSVTIXE, N. C, THURSDAY MARCH , IZZ.
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' T-.Tr. and Mrs. Emmett Watson
ui patifehts af N, C Memorial
; ' I f Chapel Hill. Friday,
s d also "werr biriei, visitors, h
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' !. Mrs; Currin Howard wan In Ra
leigh, recently to visit in ti e honui
of her son, Mr. John ' C. J Io ward,
and to attend the South Eastern
Qarden and Flower Show.- .
jv Miss , Nancy Jones of Keredith',
College, spent the .weekend with
her parents, Mn and .Mrs. C. C.
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; Mr,; pnd Mrsi, Joe Clay 'anes of
Wilson, spent: the1; weekend , with
their parents, ilr and Mrs, Wesley
Jones and Mr., and Mrs. Johnny
Westbrook. '": &Ut:V
Mr, and Mrs. bhn C. Howard, of
Raleigh ' pent f the .weekend at
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Maxwell
and Beth and Ken attended iun
eal services f or' Mrs. Maxwell's
Qrandmother, Mrs, John A.; .Clark
in -Zebulon last week.
Mrs.' J.' M Jones and Mrs. T. A,
Turner left Friday, to spend seve
ral ttays in New York City. They
were joined in New York by Miss
Connor. ; Jones ,atid a friend from
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if :1' on day, nxt day change to th handsom solid
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collar coat rvtrte to poplin print, the round col-. . ''
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Vratr-rpellent, stain resistant, wrinkle-resistant
bolh excellent buys at this pricel 'vi.--
A. Chin collar, 5-buHon front. Blue, beige,' green.
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' Mr. and Mrs.' J. T. Turner and
Mir. 'and; Mrs .X.inwood -Turner
spent the weekend in Raleigh
' Mrs Charlie Gillespie of Burns
rille spent- the weekend with- her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.t L Hv. Tur
ner. Mr. Gillespie ,and Mrs. Char
les ' Gillespie, Sr , were, at Ft,
Bragg to visit relatives during
the Weekend, and ' Becky joined
her husband there on Sunday, lor
the, return trip, vt
- Mr, and Mrs. Hugh C. Turner
and 1 children : visited relatives at
Oxford' lor the weekend.
"i ; Mr. Gilbert Jones of Spartan
burg, S. "C. .was a weekend guest
in "the home of Mr: ant Mrs. W.
W. Maxwell , f , N
Albertson ' postmaster and Mrs.
Melvin Potter and children were
called tot Savannah.v Ga; recently
because of the death of Mrs Pot
ter's', mother, Mrs. Arminter ' F.
Malphrus McAlphin. The funeral
was held at a Savannah Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sain is,
and, burial was at Ridgeland, S.
, Mr. Warren - Maxwell ' was in
Durham, Thursday,-, and was ac
companied home by young Mike
Whitley, his grandson, who was
a plastic surgery patient at Duke
Hospital for aibout a week.
Mr. and Mrs.; Faisnn Turner,
Mrs. Janie Herring and Miss An
nette Turner spent Sunday in
Greensboro with Mr. "and Mrs
W. ;', .T. Herring . and family. At
Chapel Hill they were joined by
Mr. Ben Turner,, who also spent
the day -with the groUp.,
. Mr.-and Mrs. H. E. Maxwell at-
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Study Course
Motor Park Drive-ln
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Pink Hill,N.C.
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Friday and Saturday; March
The Greeri Helmet
'Starring Bill Traer 'and '-.
,-h ' Nanty -Walter
A DramaUo Thriller - 'About Auto
Racing -i . s if...". ''. . , ;:
Cartoon
If Only He Hadn't Been "Tailgating'
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It takes a minimum of 90 feet to stop a vehicle traveling
CO miles per hour, according (to traffic engineers at Liberty
Mutual Insurance Company. Before even the best driver can
. react to an emergency ahead, a vehicle moving at this speed
travels more than 25 feet
Laws of physics such as this proved fatal 1 to more than
14,000 persons involved in vehicular collisions last year. This
. same disdain for physical principles caused the death of 1,700
more as a result of collisions with other fixed objects. In all,
motor vehicle accidents resulting from such causes as careless
ness, recklessness, speed and drinking took 38,200 lives last
year and cost the nation $614 billion.
Drivers are cautioned by traffic engineers at Liberty to obey
' the rule-of-thumb set down by state traffic authorities: "For
each 10 miles per hour registered on your speedometer, allow at
least one car length between you and the vehicle ahead." This
way, the laws of physics and the rules of the road work together
to help prevent accidents.
Sunday And Monday
March 11-12
Back Street
;'-';:v-?:S "'"Sus"' Hayweod . n,
Classic American , Novel About A
fyoman .lB Love With a Married
Man Forced To live In The Back
Street and Cartoon ' "
tended 1 funeral services for Mr. Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Hanell
Kroest Faulkner in Kinston r 11-' visited Mrs. Harrell's sister, Mrs.
day afternoon. Mrs. Faulkner, the Haynes, of Raleigh who is ill at
former Isobeile Turner, is a niece : Rex .Hospital, Tuesday They alsi
of Mrs. Maxwell. I visited little Pamela Grady, of
Mrs. Robbie Williams is visiting I Pink Hill who is ill at Memorial
relatives in Wilmington this week. ! Hospitaly at Chapel Hill.
Mr., and Mrs Horace G. Tyndall Miss ?ue Carte former student
vere called to Wilmington t.w t Atlantic christian College, j
lr?L0t,lZ? eek?,CaUS? Ofhenow attending Hardl.arger's Bus
death of Mrs. Tyndall s sister, Mrs. , g h , , Kinston
Henne W. Sanders. Mesdames A. 1 .
P. TyndaU, Earl Smith and Annie I Mellon Carter, Norma Gray
Kornegay attended the funeral w,ll,nouth- Ja'"f Hr'a '
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, Kinston, N. C.
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Ahoskie, N. C. ' ,
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there Wednesday "afternoon
Mrs.. Jasper Tyndall spent the
weekend with relatives at Soutli
Mills and Norfolflf Va.
Mr. and .Mrs. Faison Smith,
Aaron Smith ;3nd,, Allen Grady I .
spent the weekend with A1C and
Mrs. James Hemphill and son,
ifi Greenville, S. C. They were
accompanied as far as Monroe,
Taylor and Bob McKinney have
returned to Eust Carolina College
afier h;iving spent a few days be
tween quarters, with relatives in
Pink .Hill.
Mr's.'Myra Jo Whitley, teaching
in the Swansboro High School, i
also teaching College freshman
English two nights a week, at
Cherry Point. The course is under
by Mrs. Arthur Smith, who visited i the supervision of the East Caro
Miss Marilyn Stroud of Raleigh
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Stroud, on
Pink Hill, Rt. 2.
.Announce Birth
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ho
ward of Pink Hill, Rt. 2 a daughter.
Vallery Lynn, at Parrott Memorial
Hospital, Kinston, March ,'t, Mrs.
Flo , Howard is the former Rebecca Tyn
daU of Pink Hill.
her daughter, Mrs. Cooper and Mr.
Cooper. - ?
Miss Martha Rogers pf Wash
ington, N. C. spent the' weekend
at her home on Pink Hill, Rt. 2
Miss Alicia Smith, employed at
Wayne Memorial Hospital, in
Goldsboro, was "ather home for
the weekend. J'
Mrs.. Amos. Howard left Friday
afternoon for a visit with her dau
ghters, in Hollywood,. Fla.
'Mr. and ; Mrs. 'Robert Ballard
are ' spending this week in
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Nwer baton tuchoutotandlne comfort and
durabllttr (or only SJ.5. Thouaanda paid
SM.N tor ttitt eoatty, quaHty taaturaa. '
Siraa maHtyFlaiSunlfntrMa,artlaiit(S(H
la LIFE ii It, I960; Jaa. U aaa July H 1M1.
. ' : list ANNIVERSARY SALE
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Baker Furn. Go.
Cub Scouts
Hold Banquet
Pink Hill Cut) Scout Pack 244 held
its annual Blue and Gold Banquet,
recently, at the Methodist Church.
The cubs were 100 per cent pre
sent. -
The event was opened with a flag
ceremony by Billy Brewer, Jr., and
Micky Parker, The Pledge of All
egiance was made, and the group
sang, America. Den I presented a
skit on famous men born in Feb
ruary. TaMng part were, Danny
Whitson, Bill Turner, Mike Pickett,
.1. M. Strickland, Haywood Smith,
Morris Earl Lee, Micky Parker nnd
Billy Brewer, Jr. Cubmaster Bob
Hushes presented the Bobcat a
war.d to Danny Whitson. During an
inspection ceremony, registration
cards were given each cub.
Celebrating Scoutins 52nd birth
day, Mrs. H 11 hes served a large
cake to the group.
Pink Hill
Receives Many
Honors In Tourney
It. was a close race for the Pink
Hill girls, but they lost out by a
smnll nrirgin, in the finals of the
Lenoir County Hasketbo'l tourna
ment, at Southwood Saturday night.
The Conlentnea rirls wore the win
ners. Eneh School in the County
prcsentel a sportsmanship ;nviird
lo the b..st sports on the boys and
jiris learns, and Grace Howard for
the Pink Hill Kills, and L. II. Tur
ner, Jr., on the Pink Hill hoys
team, received these awards. The
Harvey-Dixie trophies were pre
sented by Mr. C: Felix Harvey, of
Kinston.Johnny Turner and Honts
Leonard of Pink Hill made the All
County team.
Christian Chapel
HOC Met
The February meeting of the
Christian Chapel Home Demonstra
tion Club was held in the recreation
room at the Church, recently, with
every member present. The presi
dent, Mrs. Roscoe Stroud, presid
ed. Miss Julia Tyndall gave the de
votional. Mrs. Iluthie Howard gave
the demonstration on, covering and
making belts, buckles and buttons.
Miss Julia Tyndall. home beauti-!
fication leader and Mrs. Ellen Ho
ward, home food supply chairman,
:ave reports.
The club is planning a special
lower arrangement to be used in
the Church in May. The project for
the year is a directory sign for the
Church.
The general meeting of the Pink
Hill Woman's Society of Christian
service was neia at tne cnurcn
Tuesday night, February 27, with
an attendance of 14. In the absence
of the president, Mrs. Kenneth Max
well, the vice-president, Mrs. Man
ly Hatch presided. A study book,.
Under Orders, The Churches and
Problem Affairs, was reviewed by
Mrs.'Dwight Walker, of the Wood
land Church.
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CHOWAN CCHJLI6
World Day Oi
Prayer Services
"God So Loved The World", is
the program topic for the observan
ce of the World Day of Prayer, to
be held at the Pink Hill Methodist
Church, at 3:30 p. m. Friday, Mar
ch 9. Mrs. Frank Wiley and Mrs.
Robert Parker will be in charge, It
will be a joint service, and all chu
rches in town will take part.
Justice discards party, friend
ship, kindred, and is therefore al
ways represented as blind.
If you have crowded
stands of Pine Timber
or stands with poor-quality
trees, why not let us
thin your woodland to
provide for faster
growth of future saw
logs? You will not only re
ceive current income,
but also improve the ap
pearsance of these
stands. Call or Write
ROBERT E.
WARD
P. O- Box 172
WALLACE, N. C.
Home Ph. . Office Ph.
28 9-4031 AT 5-2870
Rose Hill Wallace
Yard Ph.
AT 5-2392
Wallace
Office In Wallace
Hwy. 41 West
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Symptom cf Distress Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS1.
pueto EXCESS ACID .
QUICK RELIEF C3 KO COST
Orer At million packafai of tha y
WILLAKO TREATMENT h bBo4d
for relief of ymptomaof dHtreatariaJnrfnn .
ttamach and Dm aiwal tllaata due t Mm- ,
cm AcldPaar Pleaatlaw. Saawor Upaa '' 1
laaanaaa, ata., dua lo taciaa fuid. Aak foe ,
"Wlllard'a Mimai" which fullf expUina - V
Uiia boroa traatmant " ffiaa at
Kenansville Drug Store ,
Warsaw Drug Store .
Looking
For
Recreation
Skating Afternoon and
Night
2:30 to 5:30.
7:00 to 11:00
Vz Price To Everyone
Saturday Afternoon
Cfnly
Ladies Night
Mon. Nigbi Skate
Vz Price, '
GOLD PARK
UK!
5 Miles South Of
Goldsboro' .
Pink Hill HDC Has
Busy Meeting
The March meeting of the Pink
Hill Home Demonstration Club was
held Friday afternoon, the 2nd.
wilh Mrs. H. L. Harrell as hostess.
Mrs. Haywood Stroud, president,
was in charge. Stayslitchinc, pies
sing equipment and pressing tech
niques were demonstrated by the
home agentyMis.s Marie Peneul.
Mrs. Nick Sftnilh. fnmi'y life lead
er, gave a report, and Mis. Harrel
demonstrated, h it making. Seven
members attended.
WELLS STOCKYARDS
WALLACE, V.. C
AUCTION EVERY THURSDAY
BUYING AND SELLINGS DAILY
except srro.u
OFFICE PHONE AT j-ZZr.i
D. L. WILLS NIGHT PHONK AT 5-23t
JACK P WELLS NTGHT PHONK AT S-ISH
STOP BUY SAVE
B.A.K. GAS STATION
L(M'ATKl) NEXT TU UIIPLK MOTORS
WAXSAW. N. C.
GAS FOR J.E&S
Regular 27c Per Gallon HirTest 30c
94 510 Octane 103 Octane
All Brands Of Oil
BELTON D. MINSHEW OWNERS MATT IE MINSHEW
Home Beautification
KINSTON, N. C.
IS BIG BUSINESS WITH
FLOWER FARMS
Pink Hill, N. C.
see a
Our Terrific
VALUES
During Our Spring
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