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m and friends of the
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ve Mr. L. A. Eeaaley
"o as their guest
' evening, his sub-
s nnd souna inanc-, "
( -1 ' I tit School System."
. I u o touched upon the,
y i ' , s of the 'atlva pro
l concerning edut lion. This
. was most lntereuuugr and In-
tlvo. , , ,
A d : ;.htful feature of the pro
n wore two duets, "Princeton
non limM' and "Echoes .of
i" played by Mrs. Paul Potter
.1 Iiiss Grace Talton. Mrs. Paul
Ucrs room won the cup for hav
j moat parents present.;
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) Give minstrel
Zl:ov February 15th
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A Minstrel Show composed ' of
nil talent, will be presented In
e Warsaw High School auditor-
MADE-
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GOOD SINCE 1883 v.
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'Vnreav Kenansville
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far: i
IiLD FERTILIZERS
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auisplces
a and la
outstanding
evci.t ( f I
I ' T t INNER
r . J. L'cham and Miss
s . im were Hosts ' on
i . . k, January twenty-
' u Uiey entertained . : at
r honoring Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
am, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
U. Best, Jr.,, recent Brides and
u
JainS.
Covers were laid for six and a
delicious course dinner was served.
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WARSAW PERSONALS
Mrs. R. L. Best Sr., spent last
week la Ayden the guest of - her
daughter, Mrs. Jack Quinneriy.
Mesdames E. J. Hill and H. D.
Farrior were visitors to Greenville
Thursdays . .
Mrs. Matt Hargrove and child
ren were visitors to Jacksonville
last week. -
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Berry, Paul
coJ Jr., auu Airs, naipn tseBl
Pent several days In Washington
" "u"''
Mp' Berryir mother, returned to
u uiuuuus siuy
Mrs. Christine Hill of, Jersey
City, and Mr. Virginlus Faiaon of
Falson were visitors in the home of
Mrs. T. B. Pierce Friday .
Mr. Clarence Brown was a vis
itor to Chapel Hill Friday. . i.
Blllle Best, little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Best spent last week
with his1 grand-parents Mr. and
Mrs. B. M. Turner of Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Britt spent
Monday in Goldsboro.
Miss Margaret Woodward was
the guest of her mother Mrs. D. C.
Woodward several days last week.
Mesdames D. E. Best, J. W. Far
rior and J. C. Thompson attended
the Sesame Club in Faison Wed
nesday of last week.
Mrs. L. P. Best spent several
days in Raleigh last week with
i .i
Fertilizer
OEifEBAX) MEReHANDISK
And cementv
SUPPLIES
voub patronage
c.
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uaryher daughter Mrs. W.'B.
Aycock.
Miss . Julia Farrior
spent the
week - end with her parenU Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Farrior. i
Miss Edith Surratt, student at
N. C. C W. Greensboro spent the
week-end with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Surratt. ,
. Mrs. Sallle Bbyette of Calypso
is visiting at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. A. B. Cook. ' ! . v
Mesdames J. W. Qulnn and J. T.
Gresham, Jr., returned Friday af
ter several days stay in Charlotte.
Mr.Mlddleton Hines, student at
Carolina, Chapel Hill spent the
week end with his parents Mr, and
Mrs. W. E. Hlnes.-, .::":
Mr. Ernest Boyette of Norfolk,
Vs., spent the week-end with his
sister, Mrs. A. B. Cook, r'i t f.
Miss Dora Hunter spent Bunday
with, her aunt Mrs.' Bettle West
in Dunn.'. ; .':.s
Mrs. B..C. Sheffield spent Tues
day lh Wallace. ; ''''-r''.r'; '-:
Mr. Robert Browder, a student
at Carolina Chnpel Hill, was a vis
itor In town Saturday.
Mr. James Blackmoro, a student
at Wake Forest College, spent the
week-end with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Will Blackmore. , "
Rev." and Mrs. R. C: Foster and
Mrs. A. D. Hall were visitors to
WhiteviUe last Thursday.
Miss' Margaret ' Cooper . spent
the week-end' with her mother,
Mrs. M. U Cooper, o ;
&isa Margaret Pridgen" spent
the week-end with her ' parents
Mr. and Mrs,sG. P. Pridgen. -
Mr. B. L. PoweU of Rock Hill,
S. C. is visiting his mother, Mrs. J.
A Powell.' - . V.
Miss Carrie Lea Brown of Chin
quapin was the week-end gnest of
Miss Thelma Slier.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W, Hunter
spent Sunday in Raleigh, :
Mr. Charlie Brown . of . Rich
Square was a visitor In the home
of Mr. and Mrs: G. P.' ' Pridgen
Sunday. ; ,r. :.y; , t'"-'
Mrs. Joe Pickett of Beulaville Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs.-Bland
Pickett this week. , , - " i
. Miss Evelyn Maynard of Ulling
ton was the week-end ' guest of
Mrs. E. F. Strickland. . "
Mr. and Mrs. A, Homer Snyder
and little daughter Edna Kathleen
were guests of Mrs. J. A. Powell
Mr.; Bob Wheless, student at
Siate College spent the week-end
with his parents Mr. and .Mrs. R.
E. I Wheless. - v
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stevens, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Potter, and , Mr.
and -Mrs. J. T. Gresham, Jr., at
tended a bridge ' tournament ' In'
Kenansville Monday night. Thla
tournament was sponsored by the
Junior Woman's Club of Kenans
ville. .. . ' ' 4 -,,
Mrs. 'Clarence Latham of Faison-
was a visitor in the home of Mrs.
T. B. Pierce Monday. ,
Mrs. Luther Holllngawortn of
Goldsboro was the guest v of ' her
sister Mrs.'J. C. Brock, last week.
r Miss Alene West spent the week
end In Wilmington visiting friends
Mesdames D. S. Rav and J. M.
Pelrce attended thfuneral of Mr.
Packer m Clinton' Monday after
noonv-'.''r-!!rw;fv
Mr. R, D. Johnson returned to
Raleigh- -Monday ' morning - after
spending the week-end at home, he
was accompanied by Mrs. Johnson,
who will spend the week In Ra
leigh. v -, . -Miss
Ann Cavenaugb returned
Sunday after several weeks' stay
in Wallace. t ' .
Messrs. Herbert West, and Rob
ert West' a student at Wake
Forest College, spent the week-end
with their parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rogers of
Chapel Hill spent the ' week-end
with Mr. Roger's ' mother, Mrs.
Walter Carter. - '
' Mr. Bill Sheffield, a student at
Carolina accompained by his room
mate, Mr Page, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Sheffield.
Mrs. M. T Daughtry, of Wilson,
spent Sunday with her : daughter
Mrs. Leonard Herring. r-Vv. . S:
4. Misses Margaret . and'. ' Helen
Carlton spent the week-end with
their parents Mr. and Mrs. P. L.
Carlton. ;'. . . '
Mr. andMrs., U P, Best ' of
Mebane and Miss Janle Fleming of
Winston Salem spent the week-end
as guests of Mrs. L. P. Best, 1 Sr.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Aubrey ; Ramsey
and family, of Burgaw, wereguesta
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A; Porter Sun
day. ' t:-M,-iX,-:: :, ; ;,
' Mrs. Ralph Best and little son
Blllle Best spent Tuesday In Wal
lace. V ').'?. :;.-''- ''"'.V '-
Miss Leslie Stanclll of Kenly
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R.
M. Stanclll last Week;; " '
Miss Luclle Ashworth returned
to her home in Fairvlew Saturday
after a visit with her sister Mrs.
John D. Miller. ...'
Miss Mary Euford Best , spent
the week-end in Ashlana, Va. ' v
Mr. and Mr Bat.ford Packer at
tended the funeral of Hr. Fnflkers
uncle Mr. Jim Packer In Clinton
Monday. v
Mr. and Mrs. S. ,D. Tm-!'r-ton
were guests of I'r. an.l I i. 1 on
ris Cobb in Go! 1 ' 'o i . I r.
" ' b .was cell;;,- t 1 i C.
V
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alker 1
Miss C
-j. E. .
ice, of Wlli-i-i-end
guest of
fhnson return-
ington wii i
Miss Bettic t.
Senator F-. V.
ed to Rale 'i I
ing the week
y after spend
i with his family.
Jj; Jan spent the
lier parents In
i. Jordans father
111 for the past
to the delight of
is improving
Mrs. Way j..
week end i
Marlon, S. C. I
has been crl.
fewweeks, b
his many f
each day.. :
Mesdames J. C. Robinson and D.
E. Best were visitors to Goldsboro
Tuesday."'1-;'t
Mr. E. J. Bowden returned to
New Yory City Friday night after
a visit with his mother Mrs. Hen
ry Bowden. While here Mr. Bow
den made a trip to South Carolina.
Mrs. J. W. Best and Miss Mary
Buford Best were visitors to Clin
ton Thursday. "
'i'r:-' ' 0 . jV'S;'.
; TOM THUMB WEDDING ?
Vi-' 1 " 1 " 'V-
1' ,rMlddIeton-Week8 V :.'
; The Auditorium of the .Warsaw
Gramme; School building - was ' a
scene of -unusual beauty on'Tues
day evening January 22nd, at 8
o'clock when Master Jack Middle-
ton, sos of Mr. and: Mrs.' D. ; 3:
Middleton, and little Miss Evange
line Weeks, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs." Ben ' Weeks pUghted their
troth In the presence of a hoste of
relatives and friends. ' The stage
Was a perfect setting for this hap
py occasion, tall baskets filled with
whte roses and fern added further
beauty. A mlnature arch entunjed
with southern' smllax was placed
in the centerl . While the guests
were assembling a lovely program
of neptial '.music was rendered.
Just prior to the ceremony, Misses
Dora Hunter, Betty Hall and Mary
Middleton sweetly " sang "I Love
Tou TrulyT "Master; Ben Cooper
wearing a conventional robe ef
black entered and took his stand
beore the improvised altar, where
he spoke the marriage vows. To
the strains of Lohengrin's Wed
ding march by Wagner, the wed
ding party entered as follows: , ; '
Ushers: Masters J. W. Johnson,
Jimmy Batson, Carroll Best " and
Ben Frederick. Groomsmen: Mas
ter's Harold Matthla, Paul Berry,
Joe Surratt, Leslie Brown, Billy
Best, 'Tommy . Wrench, Carson
Boonejand Walter P. West t
Bridesmaids: Misses Jean New
kirk, Mary - Ellis k West; ' Peggy
Steed, Evelyn 1 : Stanoel, ' Janet
Jones, Evelyn1 Parker, 'Mae Brock,
and Mae Bell Surratt gowned in
ruffled organdy of pastel shades
wearing :, picture- hats, carrying
arm boquets of pink (oses.
Maid of Honor: Little Miss Bar
bara Jean Thompson, Wearing a
gown- of American Beauty taffeta
and carrying an arm- . boquet of
wes. , .
Ring bearer: "Sonny Boy" Jones
wearing a white satin suit, Lord
Founteleroy Style and carrying the
ring on a .white satin pillow.
Flower glrss ' Little Misses Ann
West, ind Rosaline Spivey wear
ing dainty dresses of pink organ
dy, and carrying baskets filled with
roses. -The groom with his, best
nan, Billy Kornegay, entered from
an adjoining room, meeting his
bride at the altar. The bride, gown
. ..'wj
xawuonea aiong simple lines voMq:!
ed leaning on the arm of her fa
ther, Master Allen Draugham,
who gave her in marriage. Little
Miss Gladys Waters wearing pink
organdy and Master Crawford Lee
Hooks, clad In a suit of white, act
ed as train bearers. Immediately
following the ceremony the bridal
party left the stage to the strains
of Mendelssohns Wedding march.
Jbivited guests for the wedding
were Grandmothers of the bride
groom, misses Katie May Herring
and Edna i Earl . Moore. Aunts:
Misses Ruby Reeves, Ernestine
Grady, Martha Miller, Cassis Ruth
Herring, Martha Surratt, Lillle
Dunn, Elols Williams, Janice
Draugham and Elolse , Pipkin.
Uncle, Elbert Matthls.
Friends of the families: Misses
Jewel Porter, Marguerite Pelrce,
Ruth Kornegay, Betty '. Reeves,
Joyce Vlck, Jean Miniat, Frances
Ham, Rachel Hall and Katherlne
Register.
The old woman who lived In the
Shoe and her children: Elolse Bush
Martha, and Bobbie Gaylor, Fathes
children, . Laddie, Williams, ! Sarah
Gaylor, H&roldtne Apple and "Bud
dy" Steed. Grooms mother: Ruth
Best; Groom's father: Otis Al
dridge; Brides' mother, Miss Haz
el Strickland. , , '
The above wedding , was given
under the auspices of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the Meth
odist Church and directed by Mrs.
Wayne Jordan. .Net proceeds
amounting to around thirty five
dollars. After the departure of the
wedding party a most attractive
miniature chorus, was given by
: " :'scs Amelia Farrior, Frances
' i, I"iry Frances Matthls,
1 C 'tor.
'Ihe'-Dmily MlMeitx Week-
' The Duplin offers a tare treat
for show fans next week The
management has outdone Itself a
little to bring such a program of
hit shows to Warsaw in one week.
: Tha week opens With "Homespun
Philosophy" In "Mrs, Wiggs of the
Cabbage Patch.' The third and last
of the three great novels of and by
Americana, has been made into a
motion picture by Paramount and
comes Monday and Tuesday to the
Duplin Theatre.-: i
Mrs. Wiggs v of the . Cabbage
Patch," was written by Alice He
gan Rice in 1901, is ; generally
ranked with "Lltqe Women", by
Louisa May Alcott : and "David
Harum,". by Edward NoyeS. The
latter two have already been film
ed, and "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cab
bage Patch" is now completed; ;t '
Pauline . Lord, . distinguished
stage star .who played in such
notable productions as "Anna
Crtstle," "Tho Late Christopher
Bean," "Strange Interlude," - and
"They Knew'What They Wanted,"
makes her screen debut as "Mrs.
Wiggs." She rejected numerous
screen offers In the past but suc
cumed to the chance to play in
this ciasaic. : ' , ;'
Evelyn Venable and Kent Tay
lor, who have been teamed several
times, are cast as the young lovers
Miss Lucy and Mr. Bob. W. C.
Fields has a leading role and Zazu
Pitts plays the vapid Miss Hazy.
All five of the child roles Jimmy,
Billy, Asia, Europena ' and Aus
traliahave been filled by well-
known youngsters already promi
nent in pictures.
'Adapted from the play by Mrs.
Rice and Anne Crawford Flexner,.
VMrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage
Patch" brings to the screen the
world-famous characters of the
story. ..
"Desirable," Warner Bros" dy
namic and , colorful drama of
Broadway's theatrical life and its
contact with New York's social
set, comes to the Duplin Theatre
on Wednesday only, with an all
star cast headed by Jean Muir,
George ' Brent, Verree Teasdale
and John Halliday. '
The picture, based on the story
by the famous magazine- writer,
Mary McCall, Jr., is filled with
highly dramatic and Intensely
emotional situations, with rapier
like dialogue and a climatic clash
between a woman of the word! and
her unsophisticated" daughter that
fairly takes the breath. "
For the first time Miss Muir ap
pears in a role that calls for gor
geous gowns and luxurious settings
as well as a strong portrayal of
emotional upsets. Verree Teasdale,
one of Hollywood's best . dressed
actresses, also will be seen in cos
tumes that are the forerunners of
the coming styles of the most not
ed of fashionable designers.
, George Brent portrays a man of
the world, once devoted to the mo
ther, who falls In love with the un
spoiled daughter.
Charles Starrett Is the rich so
cialite who la Intrigued by the
charm and beauty of the girl, but
whose family Is shocked by her un-
conventionality and utter frank-
nana kfitlnarm ft. Imtuwt.M. mIm In.
elude John Halliday, a theatrical
aagijoan Wheeler, Pauline True,
Barbara Leonard and Virginia
Very Much -Improvei
; ' After faking Cardui
X have suffered a great deal
from cnmplng," writes Mrs. W. A.
Bewell, Br, of Waco, Texaa f-I
would chill and have, to go to bed
for about three days at a time.' X
. would have a dull tired, sleepy
feeling. A friend told me to try
Cardul, thinking it would help me
i and It did. I am very much im
proved and do not spend the tune
- in bed, I certainly can recommend
Cardul to other sufferers."
, Thounndi of nnn tmtitf Cartful
bnuflUd thtm. If it doaa BQt fewtttt
XOU, eoond( phyitoUn,
EVERGREENS
SHRUBBERY
: Reduced prices on all plants dur
ing February". . , . 1 -.(
Before buying it will pay you to
see these plants and get our prices.
Fair View
Nursery
. Located on IIlway'N. C. 40
Adjoining the Wilson Country
' , Club " . "
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WILSON, N.' C.
Hammond. .v-i! .v- . ;
- Dick Powell, with hi inimitable production. .
singing voice, heads a cast of uifc j Miss Hutchinson as the daugh
usually talented players In the new j terof a wealthy and socially prom- (
First National, production, "Happl- inent family, runs away from her '
ness Ahead,", which ,U scheduled 'engagement party, to search of ad
as a feature attraction at the Dup- venture. Bbe runs Into Dick : and
lln Theatre next Thursday and Fri
day. , i ,. ' v :.,'
Although the story, la straight
comedy drama there are " four
special songs, catchy airs written
by three of the most famous song
writing teams, Allie Wruble and
Mort Dixon, Sammy Fain and Irv
ing Kahal and Bert Kalmar - and
Harry Ruby,
Powell sings two or the songs,
alone, "Pop Goes My Heart" and
'Beauty Must Be Love", and also
Join with Frank McHugh 4 in a
duet, "Massaging Window Panes."
A fourth song, "AU on Account of
a Strawberry Sundae," Is sung by
Dorothy Dare, the famous Broad-
way musical comedy star who
.i.iJJM..'
N OTICE
TO TAXPAYERS
After Feb. 2 Penalty
I against all unpaid 1934 Taxes at the rate ?
i .' i s 5!
of Vv. percent per month. x
PAY YOUR TAXES I
Now And Save The Additional Cost i
I
I. N. HENDERSON, I
Tax Collector. &
i
64Hff60v
U. S. Government Bonds
N. C. State Bonds
DUPLIN County Bonds
And All Municipal Bonds
BOUGHT, SOLD AND QUOTED
Branch Danldng & Trust Go.
All of our accounts Insured by Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
RESOURCES OVER $19,000,000
WARSAW
AT
Duplin Theatre
WARSAW, N. C
PROGRAM WEEK FEBRUARY 4th
MONDAY
PAULINE LORD
W.
Mrs. WIGGS of the
Comedy
Matinee
WEDNESDAY OfHX
JEAN MUIR GEORGE BRBNT - : VERREE TEASDALE
DpSipABI4Ew
i Comedy
Mafmea:S0
THURSDAY FRD3AY .
J DICK POWELL A JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON ;
Comedy ..t , .,' , New t
- 4;8ATURDAY':
l mnVoa finr screen debut In this
sis pal Frank McHugh, - In ,! a
Chinese chop suey palace where
the happy throngs are celebrating '
New Year's Eve. She Is attracted
to Dlek but wishing him to Jove
herself she poses as a working girl
out of a Job. ? 'i
Dick, who is in the window wash-,
Ing business sees the girl -getting
a check from one of the town's
wealthiest citizens, in return for.
which she throws her arms about i
us necx ana Kisses mm.
im 1 1 1LI..I '
that : his ' girl is double-crossing
himself and her sugar daddy also.
Then the fireworks start which end
In one of -the . most amusing and
thrilling climaxes Imaginable.
will bepfin accruing
WALLACE
THE
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