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Kinston, N. C.
Personals
saw with their sister, Mrs. H. S.
Komegay.
Mesdames John C. Smith, Lin
wood Patterson, Kennon Smith
and Willard Westbrook accom
panied the seventh grades at the
B. F. Grady School on a sightsee
ing trip to Raleigh Friday. They
also attended the Ice Capades at
Motor Pork Drive-In
Theatre
_ pink Hm?N-c
Friday and Saturday March 29-30
'The Marco Polo"
Ctnemacope and Color
Starring Rory Calhoun and
Yoke Tanl
Cartoon
Sunday Only March 31
'I'd Climb The
Highest
Mountain"
Starring Susan Hayward and
William Lundigan
In Technicolor
Color Cartoon
' ? BELL MOTORS 1
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I USED CARS I
I COMPLETE LINE OF I
NEW RAMBLERS ?
V ~T%l~Rambler 4 dr. (Like New) I
1960 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. H. T. I
1959 Chev. Imp. 4dr. H. T. I
I 1959 Chev. Wagon 4dr. I
Wm 1959 Ford 2 dr.
HK 1958 Ford 4 dr.
I B 1958 Rambler 4 dr. (Like New)
K 1957 Chev 4 dr.
*| ,1957 Rambler 4 dr.
1956 Cadillac 4 dr. (Like New)
1. 1956 Olds 88 4 dr. (Like New)
1956 Olds 88 4 dr. H. T.
I 1956 Ford 4 dr.
1956 Chev. Wagon 2 dr.
E*. 1955 Chev- 2 ^ H" T"
? W 1955 Chev* 2 dr H" T
I 1955 F?rd 2 dr H' T'
I M BELL motors
Kenansville, N. C.
Pink Hill, Grady Society
Coliseum Friday night. I
Mrs. Raymond Smith has accep
ted a position at Caswell School
near Klnston. She commutes from 1
her home on Pink Hill, Route 2
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Smith ]
were among those in Durham :
Satudray night for the basketball 1
finals. i
Jimmy Miles of Duke Univer- ;
sitey spent the wekend at his <
home in Pink Hill. 1
Mrs. E. S. Jones of Route 1 has i
been hospitalized for eye surgery <
at Lenoir Memorial Hospital, in t
Kins ton. (
Mr. and Mrs. Benny Rogers and (
son of Raleigh were visiting rela- i
tives here Sunady.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Turner of 1
Greenville spent the weekend t
with relatives in the Pink Hill
community. :
Mrs. R. A. Smith. Mrs. Ambrose t
Smith, Michael' Smith, Butch 1
Smith, Tenella Smith and a fri- 1
end were in Raleigh Saturday to i
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jerri
Goodwin. They also vislited Jer- t
ri's parents, near Apex. c
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grady c
were at Chapel Hill Wednesday r
Mr Grady underwent a physical
check-up at Memorial Hospital. c
Cpl. and Mrs. Ted Grady were
weekend guests of Mrs. Grady'r
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Noble
at Deep Run, and Mr. Grady's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert "
Grady near Seven Springs. Sun- J
day Ted returned to Beaufort. S. *
C. where he is stationed with the 1
U S, Marines, and Mrs. Grady 0
returned to Greenville to complete 8
her senior work at East Carolina M
College. v
iMr. and Mrs. Theodore Bryan of
Norfolk, Va. were overnight d
guests of Mrs. Bryans brother. &
Mr. J. F. May and Mrs. May dur- "
ing hte weekend. I*
Mrs. Cornelia *
Daniels Succmbs I
Mrs. Cornelia Maxwell Daniels,
36, Died in a hospital in Bonneville, n
Ark. on Friday of the past week. L
A native of the Pink Hill section cl
of Duplin Co., sh had made her .
home with her brother, Roy Max- V
well, in Booneville many years. ?
She was a daugofthr th ee t
She was a dauhgter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Maxwell of h
CJuplin County. The funeral and a
burial were held there Sunday, j,
Surviving relatives include a t,
son, Earl Daniels, two daughters, j
a brother, Roy, and two sisters, ^
Mrs. Lena Darks, of Wetumka, ?
Okla., and Mrs. Nannie Rouse of ?
Wallace. a
Surprise
Birthday Supper
On March 21 Mrs. Ressie Ken
nedy of Pink Hill was honored with
a surprise birthday supper at the
home of Mrs. Isaac Houston.
The table was filled with delicious
grilled chicken, vegetables, and a
beautifully decorated cake with
iced Pepsis.
Those helping her celebrate her
birthday were Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hou
ston, Milton and Charles Houston
Ressie Kennedy, Morris, Patsy and
little Tlmmy Kennedy.
Dinner guests of Mrs. Ressie Ken
nedy on Thursday were her mother,
Mrs. Edd Rhodes of Beulaville and
her sister Mrs. Lattie Houston of
Kenansville.
Dinner Party For
Debra Kennedy
Debra Kennedy of Pink Hill,
Route 1 was honored on her 10th.
birthday at a dinner party given
by her aunt, Mrs. James Hall,
at her home in Kenansville, Sun
day. Debra received a number of
attractive gifts. Attending from
Pink Hill were her mother, Mrs.
Esther Kennedy and her sister,
Mis Carol Kennedy.
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Christian Chapel
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The Christian Chapel Horn?
Demonstration Club met March
18 at th church, The president
Mrs. Roscoe Stroud presided. The
meeting was called to order with
ill singing the club song. Mrs. Os
:ar Tyndall gave the devotional.
Miss Marie Penuel, home agent,
ind A1 Proctor and Harry W. Mer
;dith were special guests. The lat
er two are special representatives
>f the Prudential Life Insurance
2o. Mr. Proctor made a very infor
mative talk on, "How to Plar
four Future With Insurance,"
Mr. Meredith showed a film on
hat subiect.
Mrs. Harold Howard, food con
lervation leader, reported on what
o do when vour freezer stops.
Mrs. Floyd Dail, home furnishings
eader talked on the family room
n vour home.
The club voted to (Jonate SIO
o the Mamie Whitfield West Sch
ilarship Fund, and also to buy
trapes for the Sunday School
ooms.
There are ten members in the
:lub, and they were all present.
Smith's Junior 4-H
The Smith's Junior 4-H held their 1
nonthly meeting at the Smith's
Community Building, Saturday. <
larch 16, at 7:30 p. m. June Smith, '
resident, called the meeting to i
rder. C. L. Sheppard led the Pled
:e of Allegiance and the 4-H Pledge
rtrile Thomas Turner gave the De
otion.
At the business session, the club <
ecided to buy a mop and bucket 1
> be used in cleaning up the build- 1
le. All members g^gtpised to have !
-H Health books in by April 1.
June Smith and John Smith, Jr. '
ave a very interesting program on i
uying the right shoes for-size.
omfort and style and also how to
are for them.
The meeting was adjourned for
sfreshments served by Jo Anne,
ucy Anne and Thomas Turner. Re
lation was square dancing.
Celebrates !
iirthday
Charles Newman'is celebrating
is 40th birthday on March 27th.,
lso he has now lived in Eastern |
iorth Carolina 24 years. He came
o this state March 3rd. (930
rom Pennsylvania. Through he
arley got through the eighth
rade, he speaks, reads and writes
hree languages, English, Dutch
nd German a Jo writes the words
nd music to his own songs.
Mrs. May
Entertains Club
Mrs. Floyd May entertained the
Pink Hill Wednesday afternoon
bridge club at her home March
20. Two tables were playing. High
scorer to win first prize was Mrs. '
Linwood C. Turner. Mrs. Alton '
Tyndall was runner-up for the
second award and Mrs. Melvtn
Jones won in bingo.
Attractive arrangements of sea
sonal flowers decorated the living
room.
Refreshments consisted of, toas
ted pimento-cheese sandwiches,
chocolate fudge and iced drinks.
Albertson
Ruritan Met
The Albertson Ruritan club met
in monthly session at the Com
munity Building, on Thursday
night, March 21, with the presi
dent, Paul Grady, presiding.
The group passed a resolution to
wire the new booths which have
recently been installed in the
building, for lights.
Due to the State Basketball
tournament in which East Duplin
was playing in Durham, the at
tendance was cut. The food com
mitte composed of Ambrose
Smith, Graham Teachey and Bill
Sutton served a delicious fish
stew.
Card Of Thanks
To everyone who has so gener
ously contributed gifts, etc.. to us
recently when our home and con
tents were destroyed by fire, we
are deeply grateful. Again, we
thank you so much. Only those
who have experienced such a tra
gedy know just what it means.
Sincerely,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard
and Sharon.
Busy Bee 4-H Met
rhe Busy Bee 4-H Community
Clu bmet Tuesday, March 19, at
the home of Mrs. Jasper Tyndall
Bobbie Brewer, president, presid
ed. Sharon Smith read the minu
tes and called the roll. The devo
ion was by Ann Tyndall.
During die business session the
time of meeting was discussed
Mrs W. E. Brewer assistant lead
er, with Mr. Tyndall, lead the
group in making plans for pro
grams tor monthly meetings the
remainder oI the year. The nexi
meeting will be a call meeting to
give 4-H talks to the group, prior
to participating at county meeting
Refreshments were served by
Ann Tyndall. There were seven
members present.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grady of
Elizabethtown announce the birth
at a daughter born March 23. Mr.
Grady is a son of <Mto. W. L. Bla
lock and the late Ned T. Grady of
Albertson.
Dinner Hosts
Delmar Houston, Prentiss W.
Smith, I. J. Sandlin and Cecil Mil
ler, Board of 'XMrectors of The
Beulaville Garment Company,
, were hosts to New York City bus
iness associates at a stake supper 1
i at The Country Squire Ss?u?
day nit ht. Attending, also war* '
Truman Kemp; plant manager,
and W. P. Simpson, Company at
toraey. '
Shower For
Mr. - Mrs. Howard
A shower for Mr. and Mia. Rob
ert Howard whose home waa bur
ned March 17 was held at the '
Smith's Community Bldg. on Pink
Hill, Route 2 Wednesday night
Light refreshments were served- ?
i
Study Course Held
A study course entitled. Dimen
sions of Prayer, was held at the
Pink Hill Methodist Church Sun
day night March 24. The leader
was Mrs. Whltford Hill.
There were 18 present.
Home", at Lake Waccamaw, ni
guest speaker.
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sure their refcmd doeim't get away
from them. Now they may Ufto '
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Bond* and earn good interest while .
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