“Pink Hill News”
from The Duplin Times, Sept. 9, 1937
J.A. Worley and
children spent the past weekend at Manteo.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Heath of Kinston RFD were guests of Mrs. E.K. Davis Sunday afternoon.
J.F. May has
returned from a business trip to Philadelphia, Pa.
Dr. R.A. Edwards,
Ike Stroud, Willie Howard and Willard Smith were at Swansboro fishing Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J.J.
Smith and children were recent visitors at Morehead.
Floyd Heath
attended the opening game of the Coast Plain League’s Championship baseball
finals at Snow Hill Saturday.
Mrs. Herbert Jones
of Pink Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hardy of Moss Hill attended the homecoming
day at Mills Home at Thomasville Sunday.
Miss Connor Jones
expects to leave for Washington, D.C., in a few days to resume her work as a
teacher in the city schools. Misses Louise and Grace Jones are leaving
September 11 for Louisburg where they will enter Louisburg College.
Reet Jones, Roland
Smith, Rudolph Davis and Melvin Jones were at Swansboro Sunday.
The baseball game
between a Wilmington team and the Pink Hill All-Stars on the local diamond
Sunday afternoon was won by Pink Hill, 7 to 8.
A.J. Potter, former
Davidson College football star, will assist E.M. Waller with the freshman team
at State College this fall, so says the Raleigh News and Observer. Potter is a
former Pink Hill boy and a son of the late Durham Potter, who was killed by an
army deserter several years ago.
Mrs. T.A. Turner,
Mrs. Annie Jones and Miss Grace Jones were overnight visitors at
Charlottesville, Va., recently. They were accompanied home by T.J. Turner, who
attended summer school at the University of Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Wiliams of Live Oak, Fla., have been visiting relatives here and at Roxboro.
Mrs. Roy Rouse of
Moss Hill spent Saturday with Mrs. Lela Pollock here.
Miss Doris Smith
when to Stanhope near Rocky Mount Friday to resume her work as a teacher of the
fourth grade in the school there.
Bear Marsh
The revival meeting
opened at Bear Marsh Church on Monday, September 6, and will last a week or 10
days. The pastor, Rev. W.R. Stephens is assisted by Rev. J.M. Duncan from
Murfreesboro. All come and hear the powerful messages being brought.
The boys and girls’
Sunday School class at Bear Marsh gave a weiner roast at Maxwell’s Mill last
Thursday afternoon in honor of Boyd Walker, one of the members of the boy’s
class, who is leaving the 14th of this month for Campbell College.
Miss Wilma Dixon of
Greenville spent part of last week here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.J.
Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul King
of near Rone’s Chapel, visited with Miss Annie Swinson awhile Sunday afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs. Lawton
Hargroves and daughter, Louberta, visited in the home of J.A. Swinson of near
Calypso Sunday.
Miss Nita Jean
Brock of Mt. Olive spent part of last week in the home of her uncle, D.J.
Brock.
Cole’s Chapel
Miss Lillie Brown
spent Saturday in Wallace.
Lean James and Miss
Lillie Brown motored to Richlands Tuesday night.
Lean James and J.B.
Quinn were the guests of Misses Lillie and Alice Brown Sunday.
Miss Lennie Hatcher
motored to Mill Swamp Sunday
Bill Quinn was the
guest of Misses Alice and Adell Nethercutt Sunday. Lean James was the guest of
Miss Lillie Brown Saturday night.
Miss Daisy Brown
spent Sunday with her mother.
John Maready was
the guest of Miss Lillie Brown Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Don
Raynor spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs. Hampton Dail.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Maready spent Saturday night with her mother. Miss Mary Ellen Likens and Robert
Wood enjoyed a Sunday morning.
Miss Jennie Likins
and Mike Burton were out riding Sunday evening.
Charlie Lanier was
the guest of Miss Alice Brown Saturday night.
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