Thursday, Nov. 5, 1942
- MRS. WOODROW BAKER BEDMNGFIELD of Bunn, who
Srlor to her marriage In Frankllnton on Saturday," October 10 was
in Eunice Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rep top Wilson i
of Magnolia. Mr. Beddingfleld is the son of C. V. Beddlnrfield
and the late Mrs. Annie Williams Beddingfleld of Bunn. J
ROSE HILL NEWS
MRS. ERC1IIE LANIER, Cor.
. T . Phone 881 .. ,
Mrs. R. A. Jennings has retur
ned to her home fai Louisburg afte.1
spending last week with Miss Betty
Wells Fussell.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Blanchard,
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lanier and
Mr. S. V. Wilkins attended the
funeral of Mrs. Lula McArthur
Lewis in Clinton and Falson Sun
day afternoon.
- Sgt. and Mrs. Charles A. Lltch
f eld, Jr., of the Marine Base at
New River, were guests of Mr. &
Mrs. Jesse Fussell last week end.
, Mrs. H. A. Tate and Mrs. A.
B. Wells were dinner guests of
Or. and Mrs. Barefoot in Wilmin
gton Wednesday. '
x Miss Eunice Margaret Williams
tof Weldon spent last week end wi
fth.her parents Mr. and Mrs.. L.
W. Williams. . V v '
' Miss Patsy Wilson spent last
week end at Duke University with
her sister Miss Betty Wilson, she
attended the Duke-Ga. Tech foot
ball game Saturday.
Mrs. Leonard H. Ground spent
last week end at Flora McDonald
College in Red Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Teachey,
Mrs. T. R. Murphy and Mrs. Ed
,wln Teachey spent Friday Jn Kin-ton.
WELCOME TO WARSAW FOR THE 1942
ARMISTICE DAY
', We're glad to observe this day along with you,
-, honoring our soldiers of two great WARS and
as we do so we pledge ourselves anew to do
all in our power to' hasten the day that ends
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i this war. '
BUY WAR
City Market
, C. C. MILLS, Prop.
rhone 235-1
WELCOME LEGIONNAIRES
We are glad to serve you and your buddies, &
those younger men, who are fighting this war.
We hope they will see another Armistice Day,
end be back with us. We have a good stock of
Zerone Anti-Freeze. Texaco Gas ancf Oil.
RIVEN3A&C 'SERVICE STATION
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Mr. J. M. Jermone and Mr. E.
G. Murray have gone to Atlanta.
Ga. on business. ' '
Mrs. Lloyd Boone of Wilmington
is spending some time with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Fus
sell.... Mrs. Eunice Rouse is visiting
her daughter in-Wallace ; -
Mrs. .M. F.' Allen' spent Friday
night in Wilmington, her daughter
Mrs. Robert. White returned with
her and spent the week end here.
Miss .Edna Fussell of Roanoke
Rapids is visiting her parents, Mr.
and' Mrs. Jesse Fussell.
Mr. N. L. Reid of Savannah,
Ga. spent last week end with his
sisters Mrs. B. L. Harrell v.and
Mrs. P. S. Newton." "" v" ..
Miss Charlotte: Sasser and 'Miss
Lillian Herring spent the week end. ,
atttneff homes in Mt. Olive. '
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Teachey &
son spent Sunday with relatives in
Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar B. Turner,
Jr.., and small son of Richmond
are visiting Mr. Turner's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar B. Turner,
Sr. ; ' f
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Scott, Ma
ster Joe Hart Scott and Miss AA
fttllla Scott spent Sunday with
OBSERVANCE
BONDS
Warsaw,' N. C.
Mrs. Scott'3 mother, Mrs. C. C.
Rouse near Chinquapin.
Mrs. James Brown and Master
Jimmie Brown were week end gu
ests of Mrs. W. H. Merritt and
Mrs, J P Tucker, Jr., In Wil
mington.
Rev. G. A. Wilson of Wilming
ton' will1 preach the 3rd Sunday
morning at 12:00 o'clock at Oak
Plain Presbyterian church. The
communion of the Lord's supper
will be observed. , :.".
The Rose Hill and Wallace Wo
odman of the World Camp had a
barbecue supper Monday., night,'
Twelve new members were' initia
ted. v. ....
The ;Rosa Hill '.Woman's Club
served an Oyster supper to the
Civitan Club, in their hew dub
rooms, on Tuesday evening at their
regular social meeting.
The East Magnolia Home Dem
onstration Club met on Tuesday a-t
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Le
land Teachey, president, presided
over the business session. Mrs.
Hinley Carr gave some - facts on
storing fruit and vegetables. Mrs.
Ai' B. Lanier gave clothing hints
and Mrs. Holland Carr talked on.
"poultry." Mrs. Norma T. yelv-
erton demonstrated made-over agr-
ments and talked on materials and
patterns for fall clothes., The hos
tess served refreshments.
Anastasio-Cavanaugh
The marriage of Miss Essie Ca-
vanaugh of Rosehill and Staff Sgt.
Frank Anas'taslo of Wilmington
took place Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock at St. Mary's Catholic Ch
urch ins Wilmington v The bride's
sister,' Miss Irma 'Cavanaugh, was
maid-of-honor and only-attendant.
Sergeant George Armbruster at
tended the bride-groom as best
man. The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Macon Cavanaugh
of Rosehill and attended Rosehill
High School.
Sgt. Anastasio is the son of Mr.
and Mrs." Sam Anastaio of New
Orleans, La., and is a graduate of
the Jesuit High School, New Or
leans, and-Tulane University He
is a popular member of the Mili
tary personnel, stationed at the
Wilmington Information and Filter
Center.
Following the wedding the bride
and bridegroom left for a wedding
trip to New Orleans.
Charity Observes
Week of Prayer; Revival
Comes to a Close
The Woman's Society of Chris-
tlon Service, of Charity Methodist
Church observed the "Week of
Prayer" on Thursday afternoon at
the church. Mrs., f , . R. Murphy
was . program leader , Those tak
ing' part on the program, were:
Armistice Day
Welcome to Warsaw for the 1'42 Armistice
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Observance. We are always glad to welcome
our friends and customers to Warsaw, and to
our store.' This year we will join with you in
honoring the men both living and dead who
won World War I, and with you, too, we will
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honor those men, your sons, who are fighting
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for Freedom of the World while we are hon-
oririg these men, let's don't forget to back
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them up, buying War Bonds.
Royster's Field Tested Fertilizers
Farm Supplies Groceries Men's Shoes and
Clothing
Duplin
Trading
Company
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I WARREN A. SMITH, Sec-Treas.
Phone 3171 Warsaw, N. C.
Mrs. A. B. Lanier, Mrs. Boyce
Fussell and Mrs. Lloyd Boone.
Revival services at Charity Me
thodist church came to a close on
the fourth Sunday in October.
Dinner was served on the grounds.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. C. T. Rogers, pastor. :
FAISOU HEWS
During the past week there were
revival services in the Presbyter-
ion Church: The Rev. Charles Hu
bbard, Methodist pastor of Rose
boro. assisted by-Mr. D. L. Jones
of the local Presbyterian Church,
conducted the services. Special
music by. the choir and by the
church added much to the meet
ings. Mr Hubbard is an earnest
speaker and the services were eh
joyed by a large number of people.
Mr. Marvin Bell and Mr. Ralph
Prcythe left Thursday for Fort
Bragg where they will begin their
training for the army.
Miss Catherine Thompson of
Wilmington spent, the week end at
the home of her mother, Mrs,
Charlotte I .Thompson.
Quite' a number of citizens at
tended the Democratic speaking
In Kenansville on last Thursday &
enjoyed the speech by Congress
man Barden. Among those who at
tended were Mr. John Warren,
Mrs. Ishah Hines, Mrs. Marshall
Williams, Mr: Addice Cates, Mrs.
J..E. Faison and Mrs. Archer
Williams.
Mr. Lewis Lathram of Wilming
ton spent the week end with his
mother, Mrs. T. L. Lathram. ,
M;ss Hepsy McCullen has gone
to Wilmington to accept a positi
on. The Auxiliary of the Presbyteri
an Church will hold meetings on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday of
this week commemorating the
Week of Praker. The meetings
will be held at the home of the
president, Mrs. Isham Hines.
Wallace
Mrs. Jack Klrkland and son Ja
cky of Wrightsville Beach are sp
ending several days with Mr. and
Mrs. Graham Smith.
William Franklin Johnson is a
patient at James Walker Hospital
Mrs. Johnson is staying with her
son.
Miss Annie Mae Telms of Ral
eigh was the week end guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Jud Cavenaugh.
Mrs. John Ivey Matthews and
small daughter were visitors in
town over the week end.
Mrs. Westbrook Murphy spent
the week end in'Fayetteville with
Major Murphy.
Mrs . Sebrim Blair of Elizabeth-
town was a visitor m town rues-
dny night.
. Miss Flora Pate-spent the ween
'end at "her home in Pollocksville.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lanier le-
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ft Sunday for Corpus Christ Tex
as after spending the past week
here with Mr. and Mrs, Graham
Wells., ,
The many friends , of Manuel
Whaley will be glad to know he is
doing nicely after undergoing an
operation for appendicitix in the
James Walker Hospital in Wilmin
gton.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed of Franklin
are here for several weeks looking
after some business for Camp Mrg.
Co.
Miss Mildred Baits is in James
Walker Hospital where she under
went an appendictis operation on
Monday, Her many friends " hope
for her a spoedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Covington
have returned from Clio, S. C.
Always the best in
THE AIRPORT
Wallace,
AlRMHSlilOi PAY
' We do honor to the men who fought World War I, and we
also honor the linen who are fighting this War. We hope our Du-
plin Citizens will come to Warsaw to help us celebrate Armistice
'' Day.
Duplin did a good job "m the scrap drive just past, but we
unust continue to salvage iron and rubber and buy War Bonds
- and Stamps. '". ,.'; v' V'v"'',.'.'-
We are going to win the war with-Men-Minutes-Money
Munitions, and Morale.
"Buck" Jenkins is recovering
from an appendictis operation in
James Walker Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wells and
Mrs. Edward Johnson returned
Thursday from Winston-Salem af
ter visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jap
Pate.
Miss Margaret Evans of Kenans
ville spent the week at her home
here.
Revival Services at
Wallace Baptist Church
Revival services began at the
Wallace Baptist Church Sun . , Nov
1 ,at 7:30. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend. Rev. Oscar L.
Powers of Jonesboro, Ark.
ducting the services.
FOR GOOD EATS AND DELICIOUS
TRY OUR
-DAY OR NIGHT
M. J. WHALEY, Owner
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Attends P. T. A. Meet
In Wilmington
Mrs. D. W. Sykes, Wallace P.
T. A. president, attended the dis
trict, P. T. A. Conference held in
Wilmington at the Nem Hanover
High School on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Has All Day Meeting
At the Wallace Presbyterian
Church on Monday the Rock Fish,
Willard and Wallace Auxiliary
held on nil day mission study.
Mrs. Dudley, wife of Winter Park
is con-1 Minister, led the discussion a bou
! ntiful picnic lunch was served. :
town
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