R Pink Hill, Grady Society
tersoncr/s
. Mrs Bob Hood have
Bag Mr. flood'* sister,
RLavin and family in
?r. Y. this weak, and were
?gaUnston, West Va.. to
[fcnrt't sister-in-law, Mr*.
HjWe and family.
Hp. Jones, Mrs. Jones C.
?fc.T. ^..Turner and Mrs.
|nuns vent a few days
B* Past week, and saw
?So of The Lost Colony,
^?k Hoflomae and dau
ghters, Linda and Beverly of Win
ston-Salem have been visiting Mrs.
Holloman's mother, Mr*. J. J. Piv
er, and her brother, Mr. Johnny
Westbrook and family, in Pink Hill
during the past week.
Mrs. Bill Byrd and Mr. Leo Byrd
returned Monday from a visit with
relatives and friends in Hollywood,
Clewiston and Tampa, Florida.
Misses Ruby Westbrook and
Norma Carol Summerlin were re
cent visitors at Surf City.
Rev. Neil Bain of Beulaville filled
the pulpit at the Pink Hill Pres
:
byterian Church at the regular 11
O'clock service Sunday, in the ab
sence of the pastor, Rev. John A.
Wilkerson, Jr., who is on vacation
with relatives in Virginia.
Mesrs "Pete" Smith F. E. Smith
and Peter King were on the tobac
co market at Fitsgerald, Ga. the
first of this week.
Overnight guests during the week
end of Or. and Mrs. D. W. Ruffin
were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Simpson
and daughter, Robin Ruffin of Cha
pel Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc
Kinney and Susan, of Sumter, S. C.;
and Mr.Dennis Hobbs of Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson and daugh
ter left Sunday afetrnoon to spend
this week at Atlantic Rparh and
the other returned home.
Mrs. TOB* Srfilth is at White "Lake
this week with the F. H. A. gils.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kennedy
are moving from Kinaton to Lum
berton, where Mr. Kennedy will
be employed with a Hardee's Drive
in Restaurant there.
Mrs. Matt Burke visited her dau
ghter, Mrs. Jimmy Ricks, Mr.
Ricks and their two daughters in
Eden ton during the past week.
Mrs. Christine Williams spent
the weekend at Topsail with her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Ahdersoh. of Mt.
Olive.
Mrs. Myra Jo Whitley who has
been teaching at Swansbora, and
two sons. Max and Mike have mo
ved to New Ben. Mrs. Whitley will
teach freshman English in the City
School the coming year. *
Mr. and Mrs. Ethro Hill were at
Onslow Beach during the past week
as guests of Mrs. Hill's sister, Mrs.
Art Stone and Lt. Stone.
Miss Connor Jones hasjreutrned
home after having taken a guided
tour of the North Westean United
States.
Mrs. W. F. Simpson and child
ren recently visited Mrs. O. R.
Simpson and other relatives at Er
win.
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?r. biiu Aire, jasper lynuau,
Mrs. Annie Kornegay, Miss Lula
Tyndall and Miss Ann Tyndall were
at the Southernaire Restaurant at
Sneads Ferry for dinner Sunday.
Miss Betty Kay Herring, with
some friends from Kinston spent
the weekend at Atlantic Beach.
Carolyn and Johnny Brewer have
been visitng relatives in Meherrin,
Va. this week. They accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hood, who were
enroute to New York state.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitford Hill, Elea
nor, Marsha and Douglas and Sue
Gentry were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Benny Rogers and son, in
Raleigh, Wednesday. Miss Gentry
was enroute to her home at Elkin
after a visit with the Hills.
Miss Celia Maxwell of Kinston
and Mrs. Julia Motto of Richmond,
Va. were among those visitng in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Maxwell, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiley, Sue
and their guests from Bath, and
New York state, spen tsevral days
recently, in the Western North Caro
lina Mountains.
' i Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Ward. Jr.?
and children are visiting relatives
at Shallotte and Bolivia this week.
Miss Helon Grace Carter returned
Monday from Raleigh, where she
has been working at Wake Memor
ial Hospital during the summer.
Miss Carter, a recent E. C ,C. gra
duate, will teach 4th. grade in the
Washington-Catlett City school in
Wilmington this year.
Mrs. Prentiss Smith and Misses
Martha Sheppard, Diane Jackson,
Catharine Sheppard, Janice. Betty
and Donna Smith spent Sunday af
ternoon at Cliffs of the Neuse Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Little and
young son, Ralph, of Wilson were
Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs
Prentiss Smith and family.
Mssrs, Faison Smith, Aaron Smith
and Douglass Smith spent Sunday
fishing on the Outer Banks.
Mr. Willie B la lock has returned
to his home at Albertson after hav
V
an's hospital, at Fayetteville.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tatum and chil
dren of Durham, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Grady
Dinner guests of Mrs. Ruby Smith
and family, Sunday were Lt. and
Mrs A S. Smith and Chris, and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Meyers, of Jack
sonville. and Meyers' pirentB,
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Graham, of
Chicago. AS, also Mr. and Mrs.
D. L. Scott. Jr.. of Greenville.
Invitation Issued
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen Grady
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Brenda Lee
to
Mr. Thomas Leon Stroud
on Saturday, the thirty-first of
August
at half past four o'clock in the
afternoon
Harper-Southerland Presbyterian
Church
Albertson, North Carolina
Reception
immediately following the cere
mony at home of the bride.
Attend Electric
Congress
Ronald Tyndall and Rosemary
Taylor members of the Christian
Chapel Clover Leaf ,4-H Club were
in Charlotte Monday and Tuesday
of this week, attending the Stat*
4-H Electric Congress at the Queen
Charlotte Hotel.
The program included a buffet
and a cinerama production. Mon
day, and an awards banquet Tues
day night. The congress is designed
to recognize 4-H club members for
outstanding accomplishments in
electric projects. It was an expense
paid trip for the 4-Hers. Their par
ents are Mr .and Mrs. Bill Tyndall
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor,
of the Pink Hill, Community.
Takes MA Exam
Mr. Thomas Salter, coach at the
Pink Hill High School, was among
examination for the aMster of Arts
those taking a final comprehensive
degree at East Carolina College
Saturday.
^raauare rrom
Nursing School
Graduation exercises were beid at
the First Christian Church in Wil
son Friday night tor graduates of
the Wilson School of Nursing, and
a reception was Mid later at the
fiproHaa Building Memebrs of the
class "from this area were Miss
Brenda Grady, Miss Judy Bell and
Mrs. Jo Ann Benson Hill.
The commencement address was
by Dr. Walter A. Sikes, supt. of
Dorothy Dix Hospital, in Raleigh.
Dr. Robert C. Pope sang, "Climb
Every Mountain", and Miss Myra
Maxwell, director ef the school,
presented the class for their diplo
mas.
Attending the exercises from this
area included Mr .and Mrs. Paul
Grady, Mr. Wm A. Grady, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Turner, Lucy Ann
Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Faison Smith,
Mr. Aaron Smith, Mr. Tom Stroud,
Mrs. Thelma Sanderson. Mrs. Hess
Davis, Jr., Gwyn Davis Mr. Ben
Turner and Miss Linda God bold.
Betty Hood
Celebrates
Birthday
Honoring her daughter, Betty on
her eleventh birthday, Mrs. J. L
Hood took her and some friends to
Goidsboro Saturday afternoon to
see. Summer Magic,, at the theater
When they returned homer ice
cream and cake were served. En
Joying the party were Debbie Noble,
Susan Taylor, Terry Ward and Car
ol and Danny Hood. Betty's sister
and brothre.
Party Honors
Frank Jones
Frank Jones, young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Jones of Pink Hill,
was honored on his fourth birthday
at a party, at his home Saturday
afternoon. The children played
games, and were served ice cream
and cup cakes.
Attending were Sue Wiley, Bev
erly Simpson, Kathy Tyndail, Mar
sha Hill of Pink Hill and Carl Jones
and Billy Sutton. Moss Hill
A white Waded |
with new tobacco stick*. was fltokp:
from \dolph Howard. It was pac-j
ked at hi* Haw.* (Mar Piato'SV
Saturday night. It waa recovered by
the owner, parked on Highway 258.
some time Sunday. The ftkks were
stiff (here and occupants of' the
truck, two colored 'men and a color
ed woman, in the area barning to
bacco, from South Carolina, were
taken in custody, and locked up.
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Missses Betty and Bobbie Brew
P. and Nancy Hill
fQbJp^dmx thfr week at the FHA
Camfrat White Lake. They were ac
companied there Monday by lira.
Nancy Jones, their FHA advisor at
the Pink Hill High ScbodL
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