1 A
I3YS
"i Center rln J Ycu?
7 sra Womack left Kon-
1 .I-etton SJiooi, where
1 te a member of the fao-
"YciHcrnbTrc.:
Ocst TrcidLrr Center.- 7hy Go Farther
AwaV Frcrn Heine to Trade?"
,. Itoa Vick, children, Joyce
7, ezl sirfer, Kiss Allene
.it Eaniay with Mr.
who has accepted a po
i a railroad aeent ii Wf
, I fit ThmnMon. Mrs. Paul
r Krs. Herbert Bert, Jr, and
.'rh Best, Jr., hare return
i t :-r a few days shopping i
-.na. Va. - -
r. and ITn. Jack Cuinerly, of
a visited in the borne of her
' r. Cn R. L. Belt.
Ujrs. Devereaux Davis, and on
, .s visiting Krs. Davit! mother,
" n. E. B. Einman. " t
Eis Hood, Kiss Goode, Kiss
-ie Chamberi and Kiss Kills
r-BT.tbam School with Mrs. E.
Cambers nent the week-end
st Carolina Beach. - '
The Baptist member and fri
ends deem it an honor to . enter
tain the Bantist Auocktion, Mon
day and Tuesday in the , Warsaw
Eaptist Church. .
The toum cirls ; of Warsaw
nave Jut organised a Guffs Scout
group. They are proud to have
Mrs. Wayne Jordan as their lead
er. - , -" '
Those attending . the Resehill
Zone Meeting Wednesday from the
Methodist missionary oociexy
were: Mrs. Frank Walters, Mrs..
Charlie Carroll Mrs. Wayne Jor-I
dan, Krs. Joe Surratt, Mrs. C. W.
turratt, Krs. D. L. Carlton, Mrs.
Park Fridgeri, Mrs. Bland Pickett,
and Mrs. Charlie Miller.
t. T. A. RECEPTIOH
A reception was given to the
faculty of the Warsaw School last
Friday night at the Thompson
Community buOdinc by the F. T.
A. organisation. The building was
beautifully decorated wita vines,
ivy, and marigolds. The hospitali
ty committee consisted of Mrs. A.
Crooks, Mrs. J. W. Farrior and
Krs. J. C. Thompson. 'Members of
the board of education, and their
wives. Mr. and Mrs. Miller, our
vrincinaL and his wife " Bev. Ca
Ca and Rev. Frank Walter, Vend
the school faculty formed the rc
ceivinsr line. The hospitality com
miff aa1iTl "' vnHti tit th
punch bowL Miss Helen Marsh
Best, Miss Dorothy Brooks, Misses
Can and Harcie - Williams, Miu
Cornice Apple, and Miss Mary
Francis Mathis temd. : -
Everyone was seated and the
verv efficient president, Mrs. R.
D. Johnson presided. The opening
prayer-was offered by ev. Ca
die. The Warsaw mayor,? J. ' T.
Cresham, Jr, gave the address of
welcome. An interesting talk was
eiven by the chairman . of the
school board, J. C. Thompson. The1
, last and most important talk was
Civen by the principal, Mr. Killer.
Krs. D. L. Mathis, Miai Hellie
Grey Mathis ' Miss Mary Francis
Kathis, and Miss Edna Britt mo
tored to Goldsboro shopping Mon
day. ;
Kiss Helen Middleton, member
cf the Jacksonville school faculty
-s at home over the week-end
:h her parents, Mr. and ' Mrs.
!. riddleton.
1 r. and Mrs. R. L, Mathis and
y visited friends in Clinton
y. " 1 ; ;
I the weekend with her aunt,!
-. C. H. Womack of Greenville.'
"7 IT. Ili-Seton, Jr., who is
1' srrintendent of Galax
l ;any in Galax, Ta
: -.8 for the weekend. ,
a : brooics ;
. WABSAW, Sorth Carolina.
I
BUFUF8 LABGE8T BSPAETKEHT STOttE ' 1 k ,
WE CLOTES THE FAKDLT WITH QUALITY KEECHAHMSE
, AT LOWEST PCSSBLE IBICES
DUPLIN THEATRE
WA1BAW, Horth Carolina.
4'
THE BSST FICTUKES AT ALL TIKES. ,r -r
MGM, FAXAKOUXT, FUST HATIOFAL, TJHIVEESAL, WABN
m BEOS., FOX AHD OTHER LEAIONG PBODTTCEBS.' '
tt ccr-' r,
.l t J Tl
i. yli, t fi
it, ar,l if r" i
t rr-' 8 1
lave av..:
Eisil sj-.' :sx
fifty million
it
Cf t---8 Ck-S
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a er t 'a
If as ;v
f 1 ri7&!s are uke;
i t j le e r"l com
1 evc'-t- I lave
tf il'a t ;t; s. Tel
3f,rr rr eaaea
ii T'-cs Cy
San:., -ysxiat
The Hub Department Store
WARSAW, Horth Carolina.
if
A TRIAL 19 ALL WE ASK
Young's Department Store
WAB8AW, Vorth Carolina.
.. . . '
BEST BAIGAOTO H KEK'S AMD LADIES' BEADT-TO-WEAB
Warsaw Hardware Company
WARSAW, Horth Carolina.' .
EVEBYTHUG IH HARDWARE, PAINTS, OIL, BOOraJG
FEHCING, FARMIMFLEKENTS ;
Warsaw Furniture Company
WARSAW, Horth Carolina. 'v
MOTOROLA RADIOS V' ' 7 "J -
ELECTRIC AHD BATTERY SETS ' '
' FREE SEHOHSTRATiOM
c ------ ;;-
a speed tei'J Can a hoi
eon.
' The pick-'? to be mala at, or
near your c' -e, is to d:or.strate
what can a- ! .l le c "e la vae
nftarfatarel - to tJi service
Let's show tar Covertiiicrt t'at
wn areci a csLance to show
- f -
our oocjck .n.
Lrrsca AT WArilW
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Warsaw Dry Cleaners
WARSAW, Horth Carolina,"
. t Hatttis, Frop.
WE GUARAITEE. QVAI2TT WORK, AH DWE ' ARE FREPARED
TO GIVE YOU THE VERT BEST Iff CLEASIKG AHD PRESSEUG
WE STAXD READY TO BACK VP OUR GTARAHTEE AT AFT TIME
flTTAHLCTTS At 8:13 t
morning a ror:''S "i y.
its way torn Cs( -..
loaded wiih m .r ; i
Western f jlnts. La t .to I. s
had delivered a pon..h it."
RrHa. three hnnl:::! i- s t.
the south, and was e!.i ia t .
air on her way to t!ie LJll i
with the meed of an t J"2. Z .
noon, she had erased over tla z
eat Empire State of xems, s 1 1.
11:35 P. II., as liupicy scys, -.
H ... . ... i .i t
eve it or ot" ilc iu
Horth Carolina mail at Los Ar J-
... i j . ...
es, Caul., neany vareo wos
miles awav. the same cay ie
nlane left Charlotte. -
Sneer, the verv though of it at
Imost causes yon to catch your br-
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4.
The Postmaster General ans
Honorable Harllee Eranch, the
Second Assistant postmaster Gen
eral, have designated October 11
18. as Air Kail Week for the State
of North Carolina. Shall we Caro
linians stand by and fail to do
our part in helping our ' Govern
meat develop this great servioet
Kethinks not .;''
The sons of Carolina have al
ways been found in the forefront
in the line of battle. On our shores
of Eastern Carolina, Sir Walter
Raleigh, three hundred and fifty
years ago, established the first col
ony of English speaking people on
the western hemisphere, and where
Virginia Dare, the first white ch
ild born to English speaking par
ents in this land, was born.
Only a stone's throw from where
Sir Walter Raleigh's colony land
ed, American aviation was born.
; A handsome memorial - erected
bv our ' Government marks the
snot where ' Wilbur ana urviue
Writrht in 1903 made the first sue
cessf ul flight in a heavier than air
machine, and-made air mail pos
sible, r - s '
The Honorable Harllee Branch.
Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral is in charge of the branch of
our Postal Service : handling , air
mail Mr. Branch is a native Tar-
Heel. He was born and educated
in the State of Horth Carolina, and
his ancestors lie sleeping in our
sou. He has sent his ,,, sons back
from his adopted state to his na
tive state to receive- their educa
tion at one of Carolina's famous
institutions, the institution which
educated Woodrow Wilson, our fa
mous war time President.
fWrth these facts before us,
contend that it behooves every cit
isen of Carolina to do his part to
make Horth Carolina Air Kail
Week a memorable Occasion.
Pride in our State, loyalty to
our Government, and admiration
for our fellow citizen, Mr, Branch,
make it incumbent of every Post
master and every Postal employee
and every citizen to see that our
State goes over in a big way.
' .Air Kail costs only three cents
more than ordinary, mail and tak
es precedence over all other.
I A pick-up will be made on Octo
ber 1 at all the flying fields in
tne state, and mail will be rush
ed to either Charlotte or Raleigh
Oft Man dispatch, and a trial will The Eoy Scout Circus consist-
convince the 'most' skeptical that in of abc i two hours of drills
air mail is the future Postal Serv- marcliFr, r .sues, demonstrations
Warsaw, f rt 0. Conorir
Mrs. Clean .'. EoSIns, nee Uoro
thy VJtZi of Uace and Kenans
ville, Ers. T ext L. West of War.
saw was t...-jss to five t&Ues of
bri3-w on ftilordav afternoon : at
3 o'clock at the fiome oi irs. dwi
lin? Hani, t on Church street.
Autumn colors were in evidence in
tha daccrsLicxs and rlTts: clever
autumn lerf ' taSies were used.
Eira soon triBe, a fall landscape
ricture was Iron bv Mrs. J. T.
aresham. Si travels prue,
novelty jar f mint jelly, by Kiss
Eettr Jet' i: low score, a Eres-
den nove;:;. ty iso. m . e.:
Krs. Rolliri was presented a love-1 - " .
lv notterv vse. Guest urize. twini'tainment wul begin at
crockery j" 3, was given to Kiss
bnde-to-De. ier
X7.
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Tra!iE as tie
; If it is ia ry ll:e I Live it if tit I cui t it
LL&L 15-1 " ' - -J,rZi " :,
v. jla Jc fi ..M i ill
ivcr ta Is. tTr.Jersold, T
Mix;
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113 ESTCUT02"
Member. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
QUINN-McGOWEN COr.IPANY
--t ' WATSAW, Korfh Carolina, -.J 1 - -ETERYTLT!r3
TO FURZES THE HOME
CALL
EAT FZOXE, 244-1
ElCn F2C3JES: 253-lj 281-6; 298-1
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SEA FOOD CAFE
WARSAW, Horth jCarolina. !
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EVERTTEDTG Cf SEAFOODS IK SEASOH
, WE SERVE IT COOKED . ' ; '
WE RETAIL FOR HOKE USE
7,N.C
Thcmascn's Cash Store
V"
Fhone Dial 2C3-1
WARSAW, Eorth Carolina,
rtXZS. KEATS AP GRCCISa '. y , s'
- ' Prompt Delivery Service
Prompt Delivery Service f t ' ,
ba SL Cclb, ranrjsr t
Helen Carl n.
sisters, Is, nry A. Crady, Jr
of cifz&HiL anl Ljss J-yaia roi-
lock of Kirr-1:n assisted the host
ess in sertj an elaborate fruit
and sweets plate in autumn col
ors, r . . . ' T
Guests Trying were: Kesdames
Jim AyeTS, "ermit Austin, and
Rufus Cru Icr of Clinton; Krs.
Emmett X ick, Charlotte; Kes
dames Clsnn W. Rollins, honoree,
J. T. Crex! m. Jr., J. C. Robinson,
B, E. son, J. B. Killer, Ed
win Ewers, v rabam Fhillips, R. B.
Best, Jr., E. D. Johnson, Eaa Dow
den, Ceo. D. Dennett R. F. Hope,
and Kisses Tctty Jenkins, Erie
Pickett ani 1 :.lsn Carlton, of War
saf. TLcsa f-tdr? in for xdz&Z-
mexts t " .d: Ltrs. W. ID. Pol
lock of EL 53L and Kesdames G.
W. EoHjas, J. J. T7est, Q, J. Sut
ton of war--Wf ana Kisses nwary
Uszl ZU Wallace and
S&Ilie G. FrJsen of Warsaw.
Friday
evening, Oct 15 in eh community
building at Goldsboro. All of the
. . ... 1 41, 1
31 troops oi we council. wui nave
some part on the' program. All
Scouts are asked to be in Goldsbo
ro at 1 Friday for the practise re
rehearsal. The general admission
fee will be 25c to all adults. Sc
outs are admitted free. A large
attendance of both Scouts and pa
rents is expected.' . ; r .
f4 J -
Union County farmers are har
vestine approximately two tons of
prime lespedeza hay per acre, iney
also have a good crop oi seea.
Because they secured increased
yields of corn this . season from'
the growing and plowing under of
crimson clover last season, urange
farmers are sowing al arge crop
this fall
J,J.VEST
? market:
Warsaw,-JN. C.
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Next Door to Branch Bank ' .
WE BUY.COUHTRT PRODUCE
Native Western
.V:BEEF.:;,:'
Day Sccut Circus
siGcberp;''
ice;
,of tl m si principals and enter-
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FREE EnJVEJT T3 ITT H EOTD COUSTY
', . ' CALL U3 CCIim AT irtl ' 3-1.
, ; WE WILL HAIL YCU2 tjlczjl: L .ZITZLY
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TUESDAY, CCT. 1212 , j. . ,
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