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The Duplin Timet Friday, May 21; 1943 7V ctssiw News of iMteiresttoIEwFyme v"S fJ C 5 Uarsaw. Couple Tlote Their Mr. & Mrs. E. F. , Strickland Celebrate 25th Wedding ' Warsaw, May 15-More than 200 v persons called at the home of May. t 'AA& 'Mr8 Edward F. Stride-; land of Warsaw on Wednesday ev '1 ening May 12 between, 8 and 11 o'clock, honoring -Mr; and Mrs. A Strickland on, the occasion of their 25th. wedding anniversary. ' : ; ' The; reception parlors' were de ; cOrated in cut flowers and green ; " ery, with pink and white the pre dominating colors 1 The- dining room was banked with, pink and ; : white roses. The dining room table - was centered with' two branched candelabra holding tall red, white pnd blue tapers, and a four-tiered wedding cake atop which stood a bride and a military uniformed groom. Banks of floral decorations 1 ' added colorful touches throughout ". .' 1 the house. r-;'X-,,w .. ' Mayor and Mrs, St.ickland were married May 12, 1918, while the groom was in the armed forces of - the United States. A son, Edward - Strickland, Jr., is in the Naval Pre-Flght Training Unit at Chap- " el Hill. , . . , M!r. and Mr. Fred J. Baars of Warsaw greeted guests at the door and Mr. and Mrs. George D. Ben nett of Warsaw presented them to the receiving linev In the line ; were Mr.- and Mrs, Strickland, their son, Bisbane Strickland, the parents of Mrs. Strickland, Mr, and Mrs. John M. Weeks of Clin ton; Mrs. Strickland's sister Mrs. . H. C. Bunch and Mr. Bunch of Clinton; the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. v G. Van Stephens, Warsaw Baptist . minister. Guests were directed to the re - gistration room by Dr. and Mis. " J. I. Weeks of Clinton where the registration was presided over by - Mr. and Mrs. C, C-Splvey, also of Clinton. Directing guests to the dining rroom were Mr. and - Mrs. Percy Weeks of Clinton who t presented them to Mr., and Mrs. v Estelle Sutton of Goldsboro.- At . opposite ends of the dining room . table, Mrs. : Henry L. Stevens, Jr. ' ; of Warsaw and Mrs. Isaiah M. Vann of Clinton , served an ice :: 'course.' Assistlnz in the serving " fyere Mrs. Sterling Marrlner, . Hlrs J. T Gresham, Jr., Mrs. Frank Church, Mrs. Jesse Brock, - Mrj. Tline Haizlip, Mrs. Irving - - Rackley, Mrs. Paul Edmonds, Mrs. Frank Page, Mrs. . J. C. Fagrv Mrs. Leslie Brown, mws Diora, Fowler of Warsaw and Miss Ruby ... Hn. Stacy Brltt Warsaw Editor SUBSCRIPTION AGENT Dial 2936 T. Phone 9102 HUCKLEBERRY tO rlCRE trf- Anniversary Lee Rich of Clinton, t From the dining room, guests (ere directed to the drawing room by Mr, and Mrs, George R. Par ker of Clinton where they -were received by' Mr. and Mrs. James W. Butle.' of Goldsboro. Punch wciti pouieu m Uie drawing room by Mr. ana Mis. xieuron- vvairen ot Clinton and Mr, and Mrs. Al ln Draughon of Warsaw; Mr. and Mrs. James Rackley directed gu ests to the gift room and there Mr. and Mrs. ". W. Simmons and Mr. and Mr 8. D. R. McCullen of Clin ton received. Goodbyes were spo ken to M. and Mrs, A. L. Hum phrey of Warsaw and . Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews of Clinton. Musical selections were provided by Mrs. G. Van Stephens and Miss Nell Bowden, , vocalists and Mrs. Clarence Brown and Mrs. Mattie Williamsupianists. , Favors of tiny silver bells In tertwined with fern were given the guests by Miss Rosalyn Spivey of Clinton and Mr. Jackie Sutton of Goldsboro, great niece and great nephew of Mrs, Strickland. . Among the out-of-town guests who called were Mr, and Ml 8. L. F. Weeks, Mrs. Hugh Sloan and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Brinson of Kenaiisvlllel; Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank B. John of Camp Davis; Mr, and Mrs. C. L. Tew and Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Cooper of Fal con; Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Best, Dr. and Mrs. J. I. Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. George R. Parker, Mrs. I.. N. Vann, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Festus L. Turlington, Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Turlington, Mrs. A. W. Marsh burn, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. B.ad shaw, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Spivey, Miss Rosalyn Spivey and Master Jimmie Spivey, Mrs. R. A. McCul len, Mr. and Mrs. David R-. Mc Cullen, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bun ch, Mr. and Mrs. Hebron Warren, Mr. and Mrs. John Warren, Miss Ruby Lee Rich, all of Clinton; Mrs. Lillie Mae McLamb and Mrs. Ar thur Wolfe of Mount Olive; Mr. and Mrs. Estelle P. Sutton and son, Jackie, of Goidsboro; Miss Lather Gaylor of Wilmington; Miss Flora Fowler of Tabor City; Mr. and Mrs. James W. Butleu- of Goldsboro. Mayor and Mrs. Strickland have been active in the community life of Warsaw and Dunlin rmintv for many years, and are leaders in re ligious, civic and social affairs. From a wide circle of friends in Eastern North Carolina they recei ved GTeetines and eoncrntiilntnrv messages throughout the day of their anniversary. Mrs. Georee Bennett and son. George. Jr. have returned from a visit with her mother, Mrs. Nan aari in DHlIon, S. C. Tobacco Flues Furnace Grates Furnace Crocks ' . Thermometers (Metal) MlITXir A.Turner & BUY WAR BONDS AND FINN e , a , , , . - u . MIS3 RUBY LEE MAREADY, ; . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oaotga Mareedy ef Chinquapin, who te K&rt , Sod. id ; inia Ian. . W, n. siauanorf of "... Wanaw, is ejmbunoed todey t f btr pr)t. ! irtwtog wi4 Presbyterian Auxiliary The Ladies Auxilaryi of the Pre sbyterian church met Monday af ternoon in the Ladies parlor with 24 members present. Mrs. Warren A, Smith, Presi dent of the Auxiliary presided over (the business and Mrs.. J. W. Far rior, Secretary of Foreign Mlssipns presented a very interesting pro gram in the form of a pageant, "The Church of Mexico". She was ably assisted by Mesdames B. C. Sheffield, J. E. Shaw, Jr., W. H. Hitchcock, Sybil Nunn, Warren A. Smith and Miss Nell Bowden. As an added attraction special Mexi can music was furnished by Mrs. J. E. Williams and Miss Nell Bowden. A special Auxiiary Birth day, offering was taken to be sent to Mexico for the purpose of pur chasing christian literature. Following the program there was an enjoyable social hour with Mesdames J. M. Peirce and R. H. Best, Jr. . serving punch and cak es. The ladies parlor was attractive ly decorated with quantities of ear ly Burner flowers. Church Services Presbyterian, Rev. D. L. Jones Pastor. Rev. B. E. Dotson, pastor of the Mt. Olive Presbyterian Ch urch wil preach at the Falson Pre sbyterian Church Sunday May 23 at 11. He will preach at the War saw Church that night at 8:30. All are Invited to aatend these servi es. Methodist, Rev. C. T. Thrift, Pastor. Sunday school at 10 A. M. ; No church services the 4th Sunday. Baptst, Rev. G. Van Stephens, Pastor. ' Sunday School at 9:45 A. M., A. L. Humphrey, Supt. Preaching services the 1st Sunday night, 2nd and 4th Morning and evening at 8:30 and 3rd. Sunday Morning. B. T. U. each Sunday at 7:30 P. M. Mrs. D. T. Chambers, Dir Building Shingles Asphalt Shingles Rubber Roofing Cement and Clay ' AOS Company Inc. Pink Hill, STAMPS FOR VICTORY ector. Prayer Services each Wed nesday night at 8:30. Philathea Class To Meet - The Philathea1 Sunday School Clas of the Baptist Church will meet Friday evening at 8:30 with Mesdames Francis Fussell, Kenne th Fussellr-Sara Mitchemer and Miss Alice Fussell in the home of their parents, Mr; and Mrs. W. E. Fussell at Bowden All mem bers arc requested to meet at the Warsaw Drug Store at 8:15 and sha e rides to Bowden. In Hospital Miss Hazel Strickland daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Strickland, underwent a major operation at the Goldsboro Hospital Tuesday morning and is getting along as well as could be expected. . Mr. Guy Observed 93rd Anniversary Mr. Daniel Guy was guest of honor at a family 'reunion Sunday May 16th when he observed his 93rd birthday at his home in the county. v A bountiful birthday dinner was served picnic style to over 100 relatives and friends.' Children of Mr. Guy p.esent were: Mrs. Jul ius Boone; Mr. Luther Guy of near .Warsaw; Nathan Guy of the Friendship Community; Mrs. W. A. Staford of Goldsboro and Al bert' who lives with his parents. Mr. Guy is still active in spite of his advanced age, being1 able to do many chores around the home and farm. He has two sons in servce, Clif ton in the Navy and Harold some where in the War Zone. T. E. L. Class Meeting The T. E. L. Class of the Bap tist Sunday School held its Tegu lar monthly meeting Monday night in the home of Mrs. George D. -Bennett with Mrs. C. V. Gamer as joint hostess. Mrs. W. A. Carter, President presided and conducted the devo tionals after which the membeVs read various Interesting poems. - Recently the class began a dr culating library and at this meet ing books were distributed. The hostesses served the 15 members present 'refreshing iced apple juice and cookies. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Quinn of Newberry, S. C. are visiting Mr. Quinn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Quinn. Mrs. George Lloyd acompanied her neice, Mrs. Gay Padgett to Duke Hospital, Durham last .Fri day for a check ud. Miss Mamie Chambers " and guests, Miss Mary Godfrey and Herman Sawver. and Tommy Peele all of Elizabeth City spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Emma Chambers. Mrs. E. B. Hales visited he" sister. Miss Pearl Whitley at the Brick N. C. , MISS RUBY ELIZABETH CLIFTON of Washington, D. C, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G sorgo Clifton of Falson, whoso engage ment to Capt Gary Itham Brltt, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Brltt of four Oaks, li announced today by her parents. Captain Brltt has ben on forthjm duty HfifO JUP. - ..- - Methodist Orphanage, Raleigh last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. R..L. Sistler had as their recent guest, Mrs. Sist ler 's cousin, Mrs. L. D. Hopkins and son, of Norfolk, Va. Misses Ann Nell Parker and Nel lie Gray Matthts returned Thurs day from Durham where they sp ent several days. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Strickland went to Chapel Hill Saturday to get their son, Edward who Is in the Pre-Flight School there. Ed ward spent the week end with his parents prior to leaving for Kan sas City, Kansas, where he will take fuvther training. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Parker had as their week end guests their children, 'Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fussell, of Morehead City and Miss Aleaty Parker of the Glenn Mar tin Aircraft Factory in Baltimore. Mrs. Ralph Honeycutt was a vis itor to Wilmington Saturday. Pvt. Harold Hales, of the Army Air Carps, Greensboro spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hales. ' Miss Mary Hester Powell who has been teaching near Kinston is visiting her aunts. Misses Annie Kate and Eula Powell. Mrs. H. L. Stevens, Jr., spent Friday in Goldsboro. M!r. and Mrs. A. L. Humphrey had as their Sunday guests Mr. Humphrey's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Listen Humphrey and family of Wilmington. Lt. W. B. Lowrance of Ft. Fis her was the week end guest of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Thomas Rogers He was acocmpanied home by Mrs. Lowrance and daughter, Betty, who were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Rogers. Pvt. Bill Taylor, who is in the Army Air Corps and stationed at Greensboro spent the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Taylor. Pvt. H. F. Lee with the Marine Corps at New River was home for the week-end with Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Sallie Hollingsworth of Whiteville was the week end guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hollings worth. . - Mrs David Southerland and dau ghter, of Raleigh were guests last week of relatives here. Mrs. Lila Kennedy had as her week end guest her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ruth Moqre, of Whitavllle. Mr. and" Mrs'. James Pollock of Burgaw were wek end guests of their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pollock. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Page. had as their Week end guests their sons James of Ft. Bragg and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Page of New Port News, Va'. ; Misses Elois Wiliams and Dora Hunter have returned from Mars Hill Junior College, where they were students the past year. ' Mrs. H. D. Middleton had as her recent guests her son, Herbert Middleton of Charlotte, Mrs. Clara Middleton of Kinston and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Thornton and children of Smithfield. Miss Eva Swinson and brother, Mr. J. D. Siwnson had as their guests last week Mrs. Ernest WU kerson and daughter, Doris of Durham and Mrs. Gordon Wells of Laurinburg. i Mrs. D. L. 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