Mrs. E E. Jones and Mrs.
Truby Pulley and daughter,
i*bbie, of Raleigh visited sev
eral days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Jones of New
York. Delaware enroute to
Newburr New York to visit
Mrs. A. E. Bradley Mrs. Bard
ley accompanied Mrs. Jonas
and Mrs. Pulley home for a
visit with Mrs. Jones, her dau
ghter.
Mrs. James Sutton visited
Sunday afternoon with her mo
ther. Mrs Virginia Strickland
of Newton Grove. Mrs. Strick
land accompanied Mrs. Sutton
home to spend several days
Miss Psige Draughon spent
the weekend with her grand
mother, Mrs. Pearl Stephenson
of Goldsboro.
Mrs. Gearald Quinn and Mrs.
Prank Steed, Jr. shopped in
Goldsboro Thursday.
Rndy tUity of Koooncvfliii
J*tCo*lnUnCU' Mr M"
'Brad Minshew of Methodist
College, Kayetteville spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bel ton Mtnshew.
Lee Quinn of LaGrange was
weekend guest of the Paul
Hunters.
Mr and Mrs. Solon James.
Jr. and family spent Sunday
in Wallace visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Slolon James, Sr.
Mickey Benton of Methodist
College, Fayetteville spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
c. p. Mbjssrs
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Skl^rt?" **nt "*
nSTLS *nd Mr?
Mra- Pw""l Stephenson and
daughter. Paige. spent Sunday
afternoon in Wilmington.
Mra. Annie Laurie Patterson
returned to Charleston, S. C.
Mooday alter spending several
weeks with Mrs. Elbert Mat
this and family
Friends of Faye Lanier will
regret to learn that she is a
Patient at Duplin General Hot
ptui.
?nd Mrs. M. R. Onefrey
of Cleveland, Ohio were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J
J. Blanchard. Mrs. Jerry Wal
lace and children of Elisabeth
town visited the Blanchards on
Friday.
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Bataon were Mr. and
Mr?. Jimmy Bataon and dau
ghter, Linda of Fayetteville
J*-,**? Costin and Na
than. Jr. and Mrs. Daisy Stan
toSnSS^^"
Mrs Cora West and Mr. and
Mrs. Ray West and son spent
U?e weekend with Mr. and Mrs
W. M Basham of Raleigh and
attended the Ice Cflpsdes
Paul Kitohin
end Mr. and Mrs. Sam Godwin
^nt Wednesday and 1W
?**" ^noir where they at
tended the funeral of Mrs. A.
r. Sharpe.
Friends of Bruce Costin will
be happy to learn that he has
returned home after being a
patient at Duplin General Hos
pJUJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray West, and
?oug and Mrs. Cora West
spent Sunday afternoon in Wil
mington.
Mrs. Nathan Costin spent
Tuesday with her aunt. Mrs
Mamie Garner of Selma. M?
Coetln s mother. Mrs. Daisy
Stencil accompanied her home
a?*r 'Pending several weeks
with her sisters. Mrs. Garner.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Beas
ley and children of LaGrange
were week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Holllngs
worth.
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Bostic
and son. Bill of Norfolk. Va
spent the weekend with her
Parents, Mr. and Mrs J C
Miller and other relatives ?
eluding hU father. Mr. Ed
Bostic of Warsaw.
Mrs. Frank Leak of Chapel
Pink Hill, Grady Society
7 a. *
Mn^aspef^imita^r^hos
teas to her bridge club Wed
nesday afternoon. Pretty ar
rangements of wring flowers
were used to decorate the
Mrs. Eva Smith received
the high score award. Mrs. J.
M. Jones, the prise for second
high and Mrs. T. A. Turner
the consolation prise.
Pimento sandwiches, toasted
nuts, fruit cake and Coca Colas
were served.
Players making up the two
tables in addition to the above
were Mrs. D. W. Ruff In, Mrs.
Alton Tyndall, Mrs. Floyd May,
Mrs. Jack Worley and Mrs
Floyd Heath.
SMITH'S COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT CLUB
Hie Smith's Community De
velpoment club will meet at
the club building Tuesday
night, April 21. A picnic sup
per will be served at 7 o'clock.
A program on. Termite Control
will begin at t, and plans for
a community-wide co-operative
termite control program will
be discussed.
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
MEET AT SMTTH'S
IS members and one visitor
attended a regular monthly
meeting of the Smith's Presby
terian Women, at the church
Friday night. The president.
Mrs. (Leland Smith, presided.
Mrs. Woodrow Jackson was in
charge of the Bible study, and
Mrs. Emmett Rogers served
as hostess.
DANCE RECITAL
The Garner School of Dance
will present in recital the B. F.
Grady School Tap and Bal
let, Friday night. April 17th
at 8:00 p. m. in the B. F.
Grady School Auditorium.
No admission, public invited.
AMERICAN LEGION POST
NO. 878 AND
AUXILIARY MEET
The regular monthly supper
meeting of the American Le
gion Post No. 379 and auxiliary
was held at the Hut near Max
well's Mill Monday night.
April 6.
Ms.r Barbara Davis, presi
dent, presided over the Auxil
iary meeting and Mrs. Lee
Maxwell, acting chaplain open
ed with prayer. The group
Joined in the Pledge and
Preamble. Mrs. Davis report
ed on the recent 6th. district
meeting in Goldsboro. Mrs.
Clyde Potter, 6th. district pre
sident, presided
The nominating committee
presented their report on the
new officers for the coming
year, as follows: President.
Mrs. Sarah Lee Small; vice
pres. Mrs. Ercell Harper; Sec
retary, Mrs. Clyde Potter;
Chaplain, Miss Emma Cham
bers; Historian, Mrs. Ruth
Grady. They were accepted
and will be installed May 9,
at the Ladies Night reception.
Plans were made for an en
thusiastic Poppy Drive May
23. The meeting closed with
prayer. 8 members and S Jun
iors were present.
Hill spent Tuesday with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Phillips. Mrs. Phillips return
ed home with her daughter
to spend several days.
ATTEND BETA CLUB
CONVENTION
Eleven Beta Club member*
(ram the Pink Hill School at
tended the annuel convention
hold in Raleigh Friday through
Sunday. They were Betty
Brewer, Ann Tyndall, Nancy
HU1, Eleanor Hill. Sandra.
Sanderson, Linda Jean San
derson, Judy Gail Blizxard.
Janice Noble and Johnny Tur
ner. Their sponsor, Mr*. Wil
bur Tyndall and Mr. Tyndall
accompanied them, and they
stayed at the Down Towner
Motel.
ATTEND BI-COUNTY
FHA RALLY
Mrs. Nancy Jones, Home
Economic* instructor at the
Pink Hill School, and ? of her
FHA girls attended a Bi-Coun
ty Rally held in Goldsboro Fri
day. Janice Grady of the lo
cal chapter was installed as
social chairman of the Rally.
BUSY BEE 4-H CLU BMEETS
Ann Tyndall was hostess to
the Busy Bee 4-H club at her
home in Pink Hill Friday after
noon. Bobbie Brewer, presi
dent, presided and Sharon
Smith gave the devotions.
Carol Hood, secretary, read
the minutes.
The club discussed ways
they could help promote Na
tional Library Week, and have
placed an exhibit in the town
library window. The town
spring clean-up was also dis
cussed, and the dress revue
to be held this month.
Members congratulated Miss
Tyndall on winning top honors
in the senior team division of
the Lenoir County 4-H public
speaking contest held at the
Agriculture Building in Kin
ston Monday night. For her
speech "The Three A's in 4-H
(Hub Work, she received $11.
in cash.
PINK HILL PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Seth B. King
and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davis
attended funeral services for
Mr. Reubin Sheppard at South
west Primative Baptist CSiu
rch, near Jacksonville Sunday
afternoon. Mr. Sheppard was
a brother-in-law of Mr. King.
The two couples also visited
their sister-in-law, Mrs. Sam
Davis, a patient at Onslow
County Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamm Dosier
and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mer
cer of Fountain visited, brief
ly with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Worley Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Patter
son returned Friday from a
visit with their son, A/1C and
Mrs. S. Thomas Patterson and
children, Tommy, Melaine and
Mona at Charleston, S. C.
Mr. and M.-s. Albert Spence
of Klnston were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Spence Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. GarlandLlewel
I
21 of Durham were
y of Dr. and Mrs. D. W. R?
fln. Other guests of the Ruf
fins for the weekend were dhrir
daughter . Mrs. DennU Hobbs
andMr. Hobbs of Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper j.smith
left the Raleigh-Durham Air
port Monday morning for Sen
Antqnlo, Texas for a week! visit
with their daughter.Mrs.Char
lie Saunders. Mr. Saunders and
sons, joe and sudney.
Mr. Matt Burke Is a patient at
the Vets Hospital In Durham.
Mr. LEo Byrd. employed with
First Citizens Bank In Smith
field underwent surgery at the
Johnson County Hospital APRIL
7. and Is now recuperating at
the home of his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Byrd on Pink Hill.
ROUtC 1.
Mr. E.R.Maxwell Is on a busi
ness trip to Texas.
Mrs. Tessle FusseUandMrs.
Hattle Davis of Rose Hill were
visiting relatives In the Grady
School community Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Falson Turner
spent the weekend with the J.E.
Martin family In Montezuma
Ga. They accompanied Mr.and
Mrs. Kewieth Kennedy who are
moving to Fort Valley. Geor
gia from Durham. Kenneth
has been employed by the state
of Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rog
ers were dinner guests of their
daughter. Mrs. Hunter WELLS.
Mr. Wells and children InCLIN
ton Sun
The J . Gladsons of Klnston
visited Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
Rogers Saturday.
Mrs. Troy Smith manager of
the lunch room at B. F. Grady
school, fell on the steps there
recently, and broke her right
arm. She is recuperating at
her home on Pink Hill, Route 2
Gary Smith, nine year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Smith, of Albertson and a stu
dent In the third grade at a F.
Grady school suffered a severe
eye Injury when accidently hit
by a playmate, recently, and has
been hospitalized for a week
at Lenoir Memorial In Klnston.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Taylor
were at Chapel Hill Monday
where Mrs. Taylor underwent
a physical examination at the
University hospital.
Mr. Cletls Jones. Pink Hill
barber has returned home fol
lowing surgery at Lenoir
Memorial Hosfoxal. In Klnston.
Mrs. Barbara Kornegay and
daughters. Amy and Lorl of
An^er recently visited Mrs.
Annie Kornegay and Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Southerland and
Sandra.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Williams
and daughter of Raleigh and
Mrs. Jasper Herring at Mount
Olive, Route 2 were weekend
"guest of Mrs. Christine
WM?mSFrederlck Rhodes and
sons. Freddy. Billy and Robin
have returned to their home In
Charlotte after having visited
the J. T. Spence ana Grover
Rhodes families. Mr. Rhodes
came for them. -
Misses Paulette Sachett and
Cheryl Page of Smiths Town
SwdBe to flsyiS* |
Waters. '
Signed ? Gerald W. Waters
and Prank D. Waters. Jr.
Outlaw's
Bridge
- Mrs. J. H. Parker, Cetr.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Henry Parker will be
hostess to the Home Demon
stration Club Monday. April
20th 2:00 p. m. All members
are urged to attend the meet
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nichols
of Richlands School Faculty
visited relatives here last Tues
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Parker
and daughter Margaret Ann of
Mt. Olive, Mrs. Lloyd D. Sut
ton of LaGrange R. F. D. 3
were among visitors with their
mother Mrs. J. Henry Parker
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Spence
of Kinston were Sunday visi
tors with relatives.
Mrs. W. H. Turpeniug of
Arizona, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Bowles of Newport News, Va.,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Simmons
and children of Kinston, R. P.
D. were supper guest of Mr.
and Mrs. R. D. Simmons Sat
urday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Out
law of Garland spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Prank
Outlaw.
Mrs. Dunn Smith of Albert
son visited Mrs. Lottie Berger
and family Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Mable Price spent the
weekend with relatives in the
Drummersville area.
Mttor Park Drhra-ll
Tkaatra
Fink Hin, W. C.
Friday * Saturday April 17-11
"King Kong VS.
Godzilla"
IN COLOR
Starring Michael Ketth and
Harry Hoicamb
Admission SO cents
Sunday April IS
"Whoe's Been.
Steeping In My
Bed?"
IN COLOR
Starring Dean Martin.
Elizabeth Montgomery
And Carol Burnett
Admission 50 cents
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