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GAUCE your, ejcpenditiires
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Varsaw, N. C;
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mother, Ea'.a IIuTing, near;
ven Sprigs. , '
Dinner enests of Mr. pnd Mrs.
Jesse Fussell on Wednesday even-,
ing were : Jiev. .U. Ataness, Mr, j
and Mrs. II. F. Allen, "Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Fuwcl, Mr. and Ira.; three oirjsirtlte".Trci
L, A. Wa&on, and-Mr.-andxMrs.iUteriaa Auxiliary Set on' Wd
H. maa-FljpJ. -- i
- Mrs. JL P, Allen and. Misses
Sallie and Mary Lou Wilkms sflent
'Saturday night in Bed Springs.' .
iiiss viaroiyn isiinjiyf a mem:
ber of the local school faculty, has
' FOB
sure
will be
GOLDyAYNE
& DRY CLEANERS I-
Goldsboro, N. ,C.
.1, Our truck is in Calypso, Faisdn,
and Kepansvme eacn Tuesaav
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::zzz : cd Dy The Warni Springs Foundation
' Allprcf its gcrto Foundation to pijht Infantile Paralysis. , :
; ' V. .Script: $1X3 -to. Jvcrybcdyi, i-
Lmvg the illacta
her uncle. - -
Hra.'O. P. Hi
Charlie and P-tty, t, -at Thursday
S''1- luflwaa Powell in
- ' ,-t gi
Dr.' L R. MallardJJjf GMswrro,f
vuvtr i J" and Mrs. W...J.
lard Unday. , r ; ' ,
r -
Cl JOXinre
psdav efternoon JHRuarv 12, Cir.
1 T . . "r. 7 ; . ,"1. . T i - .. .- ' .
'tie No. 1 was- entertained' by Mrs.'
A; B.. Bland, Circle Hn, 2 (jmet
with Mrs, t K,- Alderman, -'and'
the Xoung "ladies1. Meeting- wis
held lri the home-of-Miss( Emory
winter's social whiAt ''Be4,
you're neat as pin, and you:n
popular wherever yogo' 1 ?v
LAUNDRY
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Warsaw, Magnolia," Bosehill,
ana Tflursaay. mr. mays.-ihiver.
Ju
UOL1PSON GYMNASIUM;
lts' ' Tuu.r. . , o s J J t of tlie pro-js'g'-m
fcr tlie mee.T.g was, "Fresh
or ( J u '3 from Afar." and the Book of
illtbi'ews was used for Bible study.'
S. held their monthly meetings on
i Wednesday afternoon, January 12.
i The ICatie Mttrfav Clrclfl was en-
tertained. by Mrs. L.'W Williams,
Mal-rcircle chairman, and the members'
the Bosa' Hocutt Powell circle
met -with.tb.eir chairman, Mrs. J,
E. Pope.'": C r;,
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING '
- Mesdames E. ft Marshall, E. L.
Lanier, and J. B." Rousg entertain
ed the'Bosehill Woman's Club on
Wednesday afternoon, January 19,
in the home -of Mrs. Marshall. -
After the Business ." session; the
following prostram on Polk Musio
nrenared Mr -Mrs; L. K.- Alderman
and Mrs. IL C Itlarshall ,was giv
en; Song," "Old Folks at" Home,"
by-club, . Discussion ;. concerning
folk-music by 'Mrs. D," Berring.
Songs,'Deep River,", and "Steal
Away," by Mesdames L. K. Alder-
- v- iV.i Ti r
man, -.. T. Denning, w, 1. Rouse,
and Ward Farrior; vocal . solos,
"Swannannoa Tunnell" and "Wish j
x were a iiioie, i uy .mis,' u,.
Howes t song, "Froggy i Went ' a
Courting, by club, i,
At the close of the program, re
freshments .were served, by the
hostesses. Vl. .',.-'' '
of National Safety Bureau: '"
-"Practically all accident "are
preventable by greater caution on
the part ot those involved,",
Will
WARSAW. PBES3TTEEIAK -
AUXILIARY. MEETS ;.
' The January Meeting of the
Presbyterian Auxiliary was'r.held
in the church Sunday afternoon,
with the , President, Mrs.' B.. C.;
Sheffield, presiding,- '
The poem,' "My Purpose ..for
"A Wew Date'? was her theme and
this message brought courage to
each one for the task of (the! .Cirole ' No.' J of
year.'j ,i -' -'ich.zfdi Kiet in'tae h
""Plans were, '.made for a special
the Year" was used as the- call i
to WorsWp. ' vAn inspiring1 fievot-'
ional was led by Mrs. L. B. Huie. I
study of the ' book" of Ephesians
in. Febrnaryi and Jan 30-Feb 6
was announced as the week of
nraver for Forekn .Missions. .
An important program on For
eign Missions was led by Mrs.
W. . J. Middleton, She told some"
thing , of , the - s effect
of the war in China on our Mis-
i. i - iL.i i...
a- . "
tmost distressing news van if t.hp
burnintr of our own Worth Hospi
tal In Kiangyin, China. -
The meeting closed with pray
ers for the Foregn Mission Work.
Mr. and Mrs. P. 1. Vickery,
Miss Ruth Weistel and Miss Hes
ter Anne Farrior, visited in the
home of Dr.. and Mrs. J. W. Far
rior Rnnriav '
"-'Mr, and Mrs. Paul Potter spent
the week end with Mrs. Potter's
parents; Mr. and Mrs. Gresham. '
...
Mrs. James Strickland visited
'
hr sislejv Itis. LG-rfaoi ifl; omti oi tue fevc-wy ,wj t-.
Kew, Bent last 'week,' -n, (maA...,Je t.'ide is t grad-jate o.
Mr., and Mra. J. B, -Isschey or1 East C-Mjjnfc 'ieacdo;' CoJeBx
Rosehill were -the gnrez-ta of Kr.TOTi B'. K. C.) iM.ViIH. Tue
and Mrs. 0. E. Bost fix-ulay. " Snoi2l gT&duated witu bono? from
Bill, Carroll,' Charlie Sheffield;1 braids Military Academy. He is
Kipkie Zannon, s, Id Sutjon, pPAecor of the new drug store in
iMrs.'- J.C. -Eobinsox' Mr Bill
j Taylor , motored tai Viimingtoa
Sunday
to iook overiU w. ( a,,'
Bntish Battleship
z1 a V.
,B L. Carlton Mondav afts.
Mrs. Vayite Jovdon Wiiii-i.
devotional, taken from Luke 9:60.
Business was planned for the
- years work. 1
Th SRrif. V, .T.n-..'-.-.i "V.,"
nf tTip m ii f,'1-.-.' imt a.
'i - jR.hmn f Uht.k .Tnfl.m
last week,. the new oiiieeis
the coming year are : Presi
Mrs. Joe Surratt, V'.oe-Jfxe-Mrs
C. F. Can o.l, S-eii-.,
M-.
C.'W. Suirftt, Teatl-ci, K .. Z.
L. Einmaa. Specul l, r.
the social hour was VenUi . jiu
st performed by Franklin Taoi
dummy, "Willie McGoogau. Con
test winner' Mrs. J. K, Rae,
served date puddingy ' whipped
cream, nuts and -coffee.
1.
BUCK-HIUES
Miss Maltha Hines and William
, McGilvrey Buck, both of Warsaw,
, 3 . L'i ..
were marnea inuisauy aiieiuoan.
January 19 at 4:00 P. M., at Ui-j
nome of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Hines, on Hiil btreet. i.ic ju the Hallsville Presbyterian '
Rev. D. L. Jones of the Pvesbytei- Clmrcii by the pastor of the fanr .
fan church officiated, using the ily, Kev. F. L. Goodman, with . .
ring ceremony. An improvised al- interment in the cemetery by the -tar,
with background of ferns and church.
palms was arranged in the east The deceased is survided by
end of the reception room. The her father and mother and two 1
mantles were banked with melior brothers : Delma and Clifton, both
Begonia, fern, and smilax. Else- younger than she was. v
where throughout the receiving MRS MARY GRACE CANFEELD '
rooms, southern smilax was used i
in profusion. Mrs. J. E. Williams.!, Mrs. Mary Grace Canfield, weU
e tn;BuA ! known in North Carolina and in
aunt of the bride, furnished the ithe New England sttxtet swak
following nuptial music: "Loves at the Sunday Morning Service at
Confiding," Farrar; "Simple Con- the Community Church, Universal
fession," Thome; "Ave Maria," jst at Outlaw's Bridge, January -
iMascagm; Processional from Lo-t.,
hengrin "Bndal Chorus," Wagner ;
during the ceremony, "0, lhou'
Sublime Sweet Evening Star" from I
Wagner's Tannhauser was played ;
Mendelssohn's Wedding March ;
was used as recessional. t
Little "Boots' Maroney, diessed
I in yellow taffeta, carried a basket
'showered with yellow streamers, j
George Bennett, Jr., dressed in
brown, carried the ring m a callul
Uly. The bride's only sfttendant ;
was her sister, -diss Elizabeth
Hines, who wore an atteinoon
dress of ashes of roses, with inlaid
lace of matching shade, brown ac cessories,
and carried an aim bou
auet of gerberas, Fisher carnations
pink roses and sweet pea?, tied j
with pink and lavendar net. The,vasr poruoa m our pwjun
Ibride wore a costume suit of Foist-1 lon8', 88 Pate interests fix prrc-
Hoffam wool, Indian ruse, cross-'
fox collar, a veiled velvet cone
hat, and other accessories cf
brown: her corsage was of brown I
orchids and lilies of the valley, ti-J
ed with gold. The mother ot th'.-j
bnde wore brown velvet with :i
corsage of red roses, Mrs. Mane J
PPlHil WARSAW, N,C.
Program Week of January 24th
MONDAY, January 24th. One Day Only
" Second Honeymoon "
With Tyrone POWER and Loretta YOUNG
TUESDAY ONLY, January 25th -
JACK POT $30.00
" Night Club Scandal "
With John Barrymore, Lynne Overman, Charles Bickford
WEDNESDAY, January 26th
The First Picture of the South Seas Ever Filmed in Color.
"Ebb Tide"
' With Oscar HOMOLKA, Frances FARMER, Ray MILLAND
THUR. A FBI., Jan. 27th-28th
i . New Songs, New Steps, New Laughs in
"A Damsel in Distress "
i, Starring Fred Astaire, George Burns, Grade Allen
. SATURDAY, January 29th
j,,.'' Double Feature Starting at 1:30
wSf " Whistling Bullets"
V - 1" " Starring Kermit Maynard
u V ; " Judge Priest" ;
"J; ' ""Starring Will Rogers t
f COMING ATTRACTIONS: "Perfect Specimen,'' VNavy,Blue andi
Gold," "Texas Trail," ."Merry Go Round," "Murder of Green-
wich Village."" -
I tuok-Eeixnett, the groon's no'
wu'i'e -wpe ve'vci!.
'vvarsavr,' Alter a jnjMo Honda
coupie wuj,be at ttoan 1ipv :
'A reception louonsea ti -oc,re-
th II. S.'Kiss Jfell UjUddea re.nvcd fit tLe
ioat uoov. Ion, W. J. 'u;die-
J, Ard-
I'iis. j... A.
Utnii; a oi
be..;
werelejvl'r"
wi re;e
ved in .he
tvoQi cak
a Sfeam-
i-ireii w.,,
.. t ..r bow of
I,.. aud feui: on
it's roi.t.
each side were lijjnied tapers, tied
wicii net a lid vaiiey lilies, in-iK
Mi' 'tapes oi (,ibdaai,ed height, As
iMoib left, they were presented
.i..i.ul saver bo&es containing slices
ol wedaing cuke, by Mesdames
Uiirence Bixiwn and Herbert Best,:
Mattie Cleo Jar;
man Passes Away .
Matties Cleo Jarman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jarman of
near Beulaville, died at her home 1
Fiiday morning about 10:00 oV
dock from pneumonia and - other
,i ..." mi. . .1-J l
cuiiipiioauuns. ine cnua was uorn
Ajii-il 24, 1932.
PiHieral services were conducted
Histovv anA th. Adontion of -
the Constitution of the United "
states. Service will beein at 11
o'clock.
Special invitations have been :
W "J te
sturivilit. .,nd especially interested '
jn Arir n history.
- -
MEL vlN ,T. MAAS, Member of .-
Conress from Minnesota:
.'An adeqllate navy will be lar
less expensive than a war which '"
,nay result frotn a weak tv, ' '
, lrsuIt form a weak navy.
WILLIAM E. BORAH. U. S. Sen
ator from Idaho:
"I can see no recovery for a
r?l,y continuing
TH:iMAS OTiD POWELL, nro-
.
fessor:
W'leu constitutional monarchs
' misbehave, something may have
to bo clone about it."