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EPink Hill, Grady Society I D ? ?lew. John A Wllkerson, pastor oi BPtafc Bill Presbytei i ?MM The Spruat Lectures at t Seminary la Richmond, Va. Wilkerson and their Man. T. A. Turner took a train ?40 A M Monday for a week's p> New York. They will attend Hpepnational flower show, and ?Wing, shopping and entertaln ^?ht are planned also. ' Hp. Robbie Williams is spend ^En week in Wtto>ing?on with HNMr. Mr'Van Kennedy and ^?M Turner, young daughter of HpISM Mrs. T. .J. Turner en'ced ^?jBP' Memroial <l|sfpital. in Kin HBMpday for a tonsillectomy He and Mrs. Hugh Sterchi of ?pHBe, Tenn, Visited briefly with Mrs. Earl D. Smith Tues ^^Hrteraoon They are neighbors gpk. and Mrs. Joe F. Tyndall in WW Connor Jones has returned fjjftfcninn in Pink Hill from Wash P8ET*''Bet" Taylor, teaching Mat bempDcs in the Manteo High Sch ^|Mpnt the weekend at her home Meedames J. K. Southerland, Paul Grady and Raymond Turner i visited Mrs. Southerland's sister, i Mrs. Sallie Hill c( Kinston, a pat ient at Lenoir Memorial Hospital Friday afternoon. ' Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Ruff in spent 11 the weekend in Chapel Hill wi.b i their daughter, Mrs. Robert Simp son, Mr Simpson and daughter, Robin Ruffin. They also visited the old Ruffin family home, near Hil'.s boro, and the cemetery nearby. ;; Mr and Mrs. Floyd May spent Sunday in Grifton with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nash and family. Miss Pattie Ann Nash is ill with pneu monia. ! Mr. and Mrs. Edward fealdree and family of New Bern and Mrs. ' Rachel Taylor of Richlands were dinner guests, Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Howard. In the after noon they attended the golden wed ding observance of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Howard. Mrs. Amos Howard and Mrs. Haywood Stroud attended a busi ness meeting of Lenoir C6unty Home Demonstration clubs at King's Barbecue in Kinston, Fri day. Mesdames Bob Hood and Bruce Perkins visited the Charles Nash family in Grifton Sunday afternoon. For past, dependable and DUALITY JOB PRINTING CALL THE DUPLIN - TIMES. Ells stockyards WALLACE, N. C. ACTION EVERY THURSDAY YING AND SELLINGS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY? \ ( OFFICE PHONE AT 5-2261 ? t WUX6 NIGHT PHONE AT S-SSO CI P. WELLS NtOHT PHONE AT S-Ml, ^"^l. I K. * I ' 1*>",?*T -A ' If ^1 -.V<r, ^|M^BiyBA|^^^Bi I Electric Bottling Co. ~ .i' /... . . ????i . . NOW GOING ON AT VPOR PUIS DEALERS OLDS MOBILE'S s ?- ,,i-'? 'V > * ? I i?i*' ? i I SELL-A-BR ATI ON ? OLDS MOB I LI DEALERS jn?^ fml CELeB',ATE AN AUTOMOTIVE MILE^tONE... MK JR the 5,000,000th ROCKEf V-8 ENOINEI tJ mum* j\ When the first high-compression Rocket Engine was introduced by Oldsmobile, it virtually rewrote the book on performance. And,' today, the 5-MiUionth Rocket adds a bril liant new chapter to Oldsmohiie's continuing story of engineering leadership! New highs< in smooth ness, unprecedented quietness, sparkling response ?the Rocket delivers them all! That'a why;mil lions of owners agree: There'still nothing like a Rocket! imrs "wrmwc tmr aiovt own*a an oitKwotnii visa root local aothohizcd ouaiov duum ?? WARSAW MOTOR COMPANY Warsaw, N.C. j manufactures i.icense no 110 ( tLEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. F?* Croft a. link BUI Route 1 were entertained Sunday tat honor of their 56th wedding anniversary at a reception given at their home by their children. 50th. Wedding Mr. & Mrs. Craft Cel Pink Hill, - In celebration of their | golden wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Craft of Pink Hill Route 1 were honored Sunday at a reception at their home by their children. Hosts were Mr. Walter Craft of Houston, Tex., Mrs. Carl Ball of Kinston Route 4, Mrs. Bob Robinson of Paducah, Ky.p Mr. Gardner Craft of Pink Hill, Mrs. Ed Preklas of Paducah, Ky., and Mr. Edward Craft Jr. of Rocky Mount. Guests were greeted at the door by Mr. Ball. Mrs. Joan Rouse pre sided at the guest book which was placed - on a secretary decorated with a two-branched brass candela brum filled with gold chrysanthe mums. The receiving line was com posed of the honorees and the hosts. ebrate Anniversary Guests were shown into the din ing room by Mrs. Edward Craft Jr. The anniversary table, overlaid with a white linen cutwork cloth, three branched epergne filled with gold chrysanthemums and greenery. Mrs. Gardner Craft poured punch while Mrs. Walter Craft cut . the three-tiered wedding cake. Yellow and white butter mints and nuts were also served. Gold chrysanthemums, yellow snapdragons and greenery were no ted on the mantel. Mrs. Anne Rhodes presided in the gift room and goodbyes were said to the honorees. Approximately 200 persons attend ed. Out-of-town-guests included Mrs. Marvin Beale and Mr. and Mrs. Odell Craft of Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Houston of Mane to, Mr. and Mrs. Hughie Rhodes of Kenansville, Mr. Seth Turner of Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ash Turner of Jacksonville, Mrs. Vida Milloy of Chinquapin. Mrs. Susan Quinn, Mrs. J. D. Cottle, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Craft Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Campbell and James Emery of Beulaville. A nniiivl An<J Dmhav nunwui nnu r upci Staff Named Members of the rising senior class at the Pink Hill High school named to the annual staff recently are: Lucye Turner, Johnny Turner, San dra Sanderson, Linda Jean Sander son, Judy Gail Blizzard, Eleanor Hill and Scotty Wiley. Those on the Newspaper staff are: Anne Tyndall, Betty and fiab by Brewer, Sharon Hart man, Linda Ann Lee, Susan Murphy, Johnny Blizzard, Franklin Howard, Nancy Hill, Betty Lou Sanderson, Linda Murphy, Janice Noble and Gracie Howard.' The two groups attended an all day Publication's Conference on the campus of East Carolina Col lege, in Greenville, Saturday. Their sponsor^, Mesdames Frank Wiley and Frank Paderick accompanied them. At Greer School Mr. Cullen M. Turner relative of Deleon Smith of R. F. D. No. 2, Pink Bill, North Carolina is a stu dent at the Greer Earthipoving Sch ool. Braidwood, Illinois. He is enrolled in Heavy Equip ment Operation and Matintenance of Trucks, Bulldozers, End Loaders and Self-Propelled Scrapers. Motor Pork Drive-In Theatre Pink Hill, N. C. Playing Next Week End March 15-16-17. Open Friday ? Saturday Sunday. Friday March 15-16 The Man Called Peter In Cinemascope and Color V Starring Richard Todd and 1 Jean Peters Cartoon "lib Picture is Being Played By A Lot Of Special Request ? ?' Sunday March 17 The Wind Whistle DoWn Starring Haley Mills and Alan Bates If You Are Planning To Build Or Remodel... and Need ? Trim ? Roofing ? Doors ? Sheet Rock J ? Flooring ? Paints ? Windows ? Asbestos Siding or ? Hardware Get Our Prices Before Yon Buy 'r At No Extra Cost. BLIZZARD Building Supply 1406 W. Vernon Ave. Mrs. Page I Honored jWs I Mrs. H. L Page of Pink H1U, Route t was honored on hp* 70th. f birthday at a surprise ilnner at the < Smith's Community Building Sun- i day. March 10, i Sharing honors with her was her I grandson. James MUton Pa~e. a>i son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Page, t Those from the community at- i tending were Mr. and Mrs. Herman ? Page and family. Mr. and Mrs. El- < ton Page, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rogers. Mr. and Mrs Emmett Rog ers and children, Mr and Mrs. D. ' L Smith and child, Mr. and Mrs. i Jamie Smith Mr .and Mrs. Coolidge ' Turner and children, McClure Page. From out of the community were: Rev. and Mrs. Neil Bain of Beula ville, and Rev. Bain's parents of Fayettevillej Mrs. Viola Sheppard and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Page and child of Kinston; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roners and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rogers of Rocky Mount; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lor/g and fam ily, 'Fayettevtlle; Mr. and Mrs. Car ol Jones and child, and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Savage of Wallace ' Both Mrs. Paze and James Milton , received nice gifts. ' ? I Richard Harper On Music Tour Kiichard F. Harper of Albertson will participate this spring in the largest music tour in the Western United States as member of the great Brigham Young University combined chorus and symphony or chestra. The tour is scheduled April g-17. . The 400-member group is compos ed of 300 singers and 100 instrumen talists. It will perform two of the I world's great choral masterpieces, '.'Magnificat in D" by Bacjb and "Blshazzar's Feast" by Walton. Ten huge buses will transport the musicians and a moving van will carry the instruments over the 2500 mile tour route. The group will ap pear in Concerts in Las Vegas, Nev.; Bakersfield, Los Angelas and Berkeley, California; and Salt Lake City and Provo, Utah. Conducting the group in concert on the unprecedented tour will be noted composer - conductor Dr. Crawford Gates. He has been assis ted in preparing the group "by the BYU Music Department faculty. t The local musician is a <son, of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Harper who reside at Albetrson. He sings Bari tone. Pink Hill PTAMet The Fink Hili PTA meeting on Monday night featured a program of music by the school band, and a talk on "Thg Use of Poisons", by Mrs. W, E. Brewer. Kings Am ""fl Enroufe Home V1 ape. 9th. C ?nd Mrs Donald' Cing have arrived in Oklahoma.1 t! aty. Okla from a three year as-! e agnment in Hawaii..They have beeni t dsittof Mrs. King* father! Mr a tobert Summeriln, and Mrs. Sum- t; nerlin in Okla. and are expected S 0 arrive in Pink Iflll this week for n 1 30 day leave before reporting for S i new assignment at Ft. Stewart, v 3a. '< f Auction Sale- 1 Big Success 0 Reports from the annual Ruritan' , lurtion sale on the \ lot Joining the J ??FW Hut in Pink -Hill Saturday1 . vere that it was a success. Due to I >ad crop conditions in 1962. every >re realized that there was rot a \ )ig amount of money in circula-i J ion, but it being the first, and oth- v >r things taken iftto consideration, ( t really went over well. J ?[. ? tl Mrs. Jones Mosfess To Club Mrs. J. M. Jones was hostess to ler bridge club at her home Wed lesday afternoon. Qiiince and Jon quils were attractively arranged in he living room where bridge was alayed at two tables. Mrs. Linwood rurner received the prize for high jst score, Mrs. Floyd Heath won the award for second high and Mrs. hlton Tyndall received the consola tion prize. Others playing were Mrs. D. W. Ruffin, Mrs. J. J. Smith, Sirs. T. A. Turner, Mrs. Floyd May and Mrs. Jack "Worley. The hostess served sandwiches Drownies and Coca Colas. I Puritans Met ! The regular monthly meeting of he Pink Hill Community Rurltan lub was held in the school cafe eria Thursday night, March 7, with . a approximate attendance of for-1 f. Lt. governor Ned Streud, of I out hwood was a euest Plana were nade for the auction sale held ail aturday, March 9. Committeea 'ere named, which met in groups, oUowing the meeting for special instructions. Sitpper was served by he Junior class. Floyd Dai], president, presided ver the meeting. Presbyterian Circles Circle 1 of Pink Hill Presbyterian fomen of the Church met with frs. J. A. Worley Tuesday night irith an attendance of six members, frs. T. A. Turner, chairman pre ided. The topic for the Bible dis ussion was, "The King Tells Rid ? I Kslhsrine Sheppard presided over n ? ? * ** ** SmSO ?"? T?^ ? fc ?ana waste* iwM"1- ' ." ' Youth Sunday Observance In observance of Youth Sunday at ps. sr^srnrs and delivered the sermon, which was very favorahiy received by the congregation. 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