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Pink Hill, Grady Society |
Iie Kornegay of Wash
Ht the past week with
! Kornegay and other
> the (-(immunity,
nie Noble haa as her
ft. D. A Watrous. ot
'Mrs. Dennis Adams of
ant and Miss. CaUie
at Seven Springs. Ac
hy Mr. and Mrs. Rob
Ktey went to Rose Hill
afternoon and were
ate of Mr. and Mrs.
retyn and John Brewer
ig this week with their
r, Mrs. Sophia Brewer,
at the Brewer cottage
at Morehtid.
Mr. Ben Turner and Mr BiUy
God bold, of Mt. Olive have been
recent business visitors at Still
water, Okla.
Douglas Hill is spending this
week at the 4-H Club Camp at
Swansboro, N. C.
Mrs. Lelia Kennedy of Pink Hill,
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Rhodes of
Beulaville and Mrs. Stanley Bra
tcher of Raleigh left Friday for
points in Tenn, Alabama and Oa.
to visit relatives. Elaine Kennedy
is spending the time with her un
cle and aunt Capt. and Mrs.
Clark Ruse at Camp LeJeune.
Mr and Mrs. James Hood of
Washington, D. C. have been visi
ting Mrs. Hood's sisters, Mrs. Mur
i
php Bostic and Miss Nannie Car
raway, in Pink Hill, and with re
latives at Richlands.
Miss Marilyn Sutton, of Kineton
and Mrs. Georgia (Murphy) Sen
sebe of Pink Hill are spending a
week's vacation at Myrtle Beach.
S. C. and Day tana Beach, Fla.
>Mk .and Mrs. Tom Davis went
to Lenoir, N. C. Friday for an
overnight visit with their daugh
ter, Mrs. Charles Lee Overman,
Mr Overman and daughters.
Carolina Partners
To Perform
The Carolina Partners, televi
sion entertainers, will play at the
Pink Hill school auditorium Fri
day night, June 14. The program
is being sponsored by the newly
organized Junior Chamber of
Commerce, and will begin at 6
p. m. Admission fees will be 75
cents for adults, and 35 cents for
children. The money will he used
for Jaycee projects such as bury
ing street markers, and the like.
The Carolina Partners appear
en Geenville station WNCT on
Monday and Thursday mornings,
ana on Saturday evening. Make
your plans to at'end this show.
VFW Auxiliary
Mrs. Eva Smith was hostess to
the Willard Smith Post No. 9514
V. F. W. Auxiliary at her home
Monday night. Mrs. Carrie Pickett
was presiding at her last meet
ing, as Mrs. Preston Stroud has
been installed as the new presi
dent. Routine business was tran
sacted. The group, on May 29,
sent cakes, gifts, etc., to the birth
day party at the Veteran's Hospi
tal in Fayetteville, since they
were unable to attend because of
a conflict with graduation night at
the Pink Hill High School.
The hostess served chicken sal
ald sandwiches, with soft drinks
Attend
Basketball Clinic
Scotty Wiley, Johnny Turner,
Craig Hill. Gerald Pickett, A W.
Turner, Gary Teaphey, Mike
Hatch and Roger Pickett spent the
past week at Campbell College,
attending the basketball clinic.
Accompanying them was their
coach Mr. Thomas Salter.
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Presbyterian
Circle I
Miss Lula Tyndal) was hostess
to circle I o( Pink HiU'Presbyter
ian Women at her home Tuesday
night. June 4. Mrs. T. fi. Turner,
chairman, presided. The group
joined in studying the Bible les
son from Matthew 26:17-30, which
was entitled, "The King Arran
ged for His Departure". Six mem
bers and one visitqrj%ere present.
The hostess served lemon cake
with Coca Colas fcgd coffee.
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PresbyteridH
Circle II
Mrs. Johnny Wellington was
hostess to circle 2 on Tuesday
night, at her home on Pink Hill.
Route 2. Mrs Robert Elmore, co
chairman opened the meeting, in
the absence of the chairman, Mrs.
Johnny Sheppard. Mrs. Watling
ton was in charge of the Bible
study, assisted by the group.
Refrehsmeats of Chocolate cake
with soft drinks, were served. 7
members attended.
Seniors At
Washington
The Pink Hill school senior
class was in Washington, D. C.
Tuesday, through Thursday of last
week. They were accompanied by
Prin. and Mrs. Prank S. Wiley_
Announce
Adoption
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Post Hill
at Gainesville, Fla. announce the
adoption of a son, Roger Scott,
June 7. Mrs. Hill is the former
Ann Albritton, of Pink Hill.
MISCLES ACHE?
Don't suffer ... STANBACK re
lieves pains of tired, sore muscles.
STANBACK acts fast yet no gen
tly, and with pain relieved you
feel relaxed, comfortable. Let
STANBACJCi combination formula
free you from paiof due tb-over ex
ercise and other muscular aches?
STANBACK Tablets or Powders.
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? BUI Folds ? Cuff Links
t Wedding Bands ? Cigarette Lighters
? Electric Razor ? Tie Clasps
GIVE A LASTING GIFT?GIVE JEWELRY
. From
J. 4. Whitfield, Jeweler
"Your House of Diamonds"
North Queen St. Kinston, N. C.
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Mr. Fanner...
I We Will Be Barning Tobacco
Hill Supply Company
I FRIDAY NIGHT - JUNE l?t AT 7:30 P.M.
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II Come See The "BRANTFORD" LOOPER In Operation
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ALL INTERESTED FARMERS
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