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FRIDAY FEltKU AH Y 25th, 1943 THE DUfLlN TIMES Olr . kteM: i 6; Every Gnie Hem committee, Mrs. F. J. Baars. at once.:" ' ' -. ..' -i A report was made on the prog ress of the temporary stage being erected at the Grammar, school. The attendance was much In creased from that of the January meeting, although .there Is still plenty of room for Improvement The schools and children need the utmost co-operation of all parents and teachers. Parent, set aside the third Tuesday, March IS at 8 P.M. for a date with your child at the Warsaw PTA. . - Warsaw Defeats Beulaville High Last week the Warsaw basketeer both boys and girls, defeated Beula ville. The score was: boys, Warsaw 47, Beulaville 35; Girls, Warsaw 22, Beulaville 20. High scorer for the Warsaw boys was Bobby Porter, who hit the basket, for 19 points. Graham Phillips shot for 8 points. Leader for Beulaville was Wesson Who scored 10 points. Griffin for Beulaville scored 8 points. In the girls game Doris Taylor lead with 10 points with Ann West second with 6 points. Simpson and Edwards of Beulaville each basket ed 8 points.' The Warsaw teams have played 19 games. The boys have won 17 and the girls 6. i Verssv P. T. A. Holds Meeting The Warsaw PTA met for their to help meet this goal. If so con February meeting ' Tuesday even- tact the chairman, of the finance ; ing of last week in4he high. school auditorium with Mrs. M. A. Smith president, in the Chair. v Program chairman, Mrs. J. C. Thompson, opened - the meeting with the Lord's Prayer and intro- iduced the Warsaw Girl Scouts,, who kinder the direction of their Scout Leader, Mrs. Elbert Matthis, put ion an interesting - program.. Miss Peggy Mitchell, as mistress of cere monies, introduced the scouts. Miss Peggy Kornegay gave the Scout promise and motto and Misses Mol ly Hipp and Naomi Eason quoted the ten scout laws Miss Jo Anne Britt presented the history of the Girl Scouts to conclude the serious part of the .program. Miss Mitchell Introduced the recreational "cast: Miss Betty Phillips, who presented tier own impersonation of "I'm My Own Grandpa"; poem, by Miss 3arbara West; recitation, Miss Joy ce Whittle; song, 4 "Buttons and Tows" by Misses Georgia Anne Iopklns, Patsy Kornegty and Ella tae West;, and Miss Eloise Lanier vho gave a monologue in blackface. ; Following the program, minutes vere read and approved. Mention vaa made of the receipt of letters rom legislators Vann, Howe, and )utlaw, relative to letters written ecently in the interest of the edu tional program. . " ' fe : - Mrs. Graham : Phillips was ap iolnted a chairman of the summer ound-up pre- school' children's urogram. Mrs. G. S. Best was ap pointed chairman oc ' the summer ecreation committee to work to-, rard a definite planned and super ised recreatlonal"suinn)er program. 'A nominating committee for off ers for next year was appointed. The secretary r.ead a report of be executive board' to the effect tad possibility of .offering a short ours in public school music to tie" Warsaw schools the remaining free school months. I Mrs. i Ben towden talented musician, has of ered her services three hours a ay, four days a week,' giving each oom instructions for half hour erlods.' An outside teacher will Ave to be secured as the teacher Uotment for Warsaw school is not jfOcient for,an extra public school male teacher.1 Possibly civic orga Izjrtions, church groups or indi tduala will be interested enough MBS. STACY BRITT WARSAW EDITOR Subscription Agent Advertising S-'letter Dial 293-6 Please Call In Your News Miss Divine Weds Mr. Fohvielle In S Formal Ceremony ' Miss Donna Jean Divine, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Claud T. Divine of 2614 Gibson St. Flint, Mich., and. John Nathan Fonvielle, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Earle Wall, of Warsaw were united in marriage on Satur day. February 12, 1949 at four o' clock in the afternoon in the First Bantist Church.. Flint, Mich. The Rev. L. O. Roberts was the officia ting minister. ' ' The church was elaborately dec orated with a large background of DEXO A&P's Own Vegetable Shortening 3 Lb. can 93c MARVEL BREAD llb loaf y l!:nieSfyleii i ANN PAGE -PRESERVES 16 oz. jar ; Sfraiprry; 7 ANN PAGE Creamy Smoth 16 oz. jar : Peanut Butter , ANN PAGE V - 16 oz. jar 4. lwnS 77" '; ' CAMPBELL'S TOMATO 2 14 oz. cans NIBLET'S BRAND J Ccrri-S? "! KIPPERED rl!:rrings : A&P GRAPEFRUIT 5:cfbns Er.IED rCoans ' : niLD AMERICAN f " -.rn CCLDEN MAID riILD & MELLOW ' 18c J I Clock Coffee "SIT': - m JP :s 37c 35c 10c 23c 2 12 oz. cans 7 - 37c . 8 oz. can 19c No. 2 can 15c 21b pkg. 29c lb 1 45c lib pkg; ' 7 25c 31b bag $1.15 . 2 bunches 15c ' llb carton : Lti 5 lev palms and large Tiffany baskets of flowers and candelabra holding bridal tapers. 1 The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown fashioned in white bridal satin with a sweet heart neckline. Chantilly lace graced both shoulders of fitted bodice to waistline of gown and continued down front of skirt, giv ing apron effect. Three rows of chantilly ruffling gave special back interest ending in full court train. The sleeves were long and pointed at the wrists and the fingertip veil of illusion was held with a sma)l Juliet cap of seed pearls, and was edged in chantilly lace matching the lace of the gown. She carried a white satin muff, covered with hy brid orchids and shower of Vanda orchids extending from the muff. Miss Helen Zuder of Flint, Mich., was maid of honor and gowned in blue. The bridesmaids were Miss Shirley Bergevin, wearing orchid and Mrs. Harry M. Carroll, Jr., both of Flint, who wore yellow. Their gowns were identical pas tels of gremere taffetta with round scallopped bertha and scallopped peplum at waistline with large, flowing skirt, and fitted bodice. They .w Ore braided tiaras repeating the three colors of the gowns and accented by lavender hyacinths in a very small spray at the base 0 the tiara. They carried white satin muffs covered with Vanda orchids. Miss Ann Cruce, of Flint, was flower girl and wore a green pas tel gremere taffetta dress with Peter Pan collar at the neckline, fitted bodice and a large flowing skirt. Her headdress was a small juliet cap made of braided green taffetta and maline, with greet ribbons tying in a large bow under her chin. She carried a white satin muff covered with smaller Vanda orchids. Lee Brown, of Warsaw, was best man and ushers were Rivers D. Johnson, Jr. and John Anderson Johnson, also of Warsaw. The bride's mother was gowned in dusty rose with an orchid cor sage and black accessories. Immediately following the wed ding a reception was given by the parents of the bride at the King' Daughters Home in Flint Approxi mately 75 guests attended. , Following the reception the 'bride and groom left for -a short wedding trip to Niagra Falls, N. Y. For traveling Mrs. Fonvielle wore a powder blue crepe dress and black accessories with corsage from her bridal bouquet. The bride was graduated from Central High School in Flint .and is a member of Tau Kappa Sorority. The bridegroom attended North Carolina State.Colle.ge, in Raleigh; j served in the U. S. Army Air Force , during World -War II, and is now attending General Motors Institute in Flint. He is a member. Of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Follow ing his graduation from GMI be and Mrs. Fonvielle will be at home in Warsaw where he will be affi liated with the Warsaw Motor Co. MissHusseyToWed The engagement of Miss Frances Gray Hussey, daughter , of Mrs. Er nest Hussey of Greensboro and the late Mr. Hussey of Warsaw, is an-nounced.-to Mr. John Thomas Bar nes.. HL son of-Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Barnes, Jr. of Winston-' Kslem. Mr. Barnes is the grandson of. Mr: aild Mra. Robert Edward I j safer of Forest Hills Farm, of Winston-Salem and of Mr. John Thomas Barnes of Wilson, uiu Huasev is a s&uior at Wo- Callese. Greensboro, where she is an Adelphian Society marshal and a member of the May court. She is also a member of the Junior Spinsters. ' ' - Mr. Barnes servea in ine navy faun and a half years, both in the Atlantic and Pacific, aa a Quarter master, 3c. He attenaea wooa berry Forest Schaal, Orange, Va., ni th TTnivemittv of North. Caro lina, where he was a members of the Delta Kappa Epsuom xraier nitv and 'the Sheiks. At present he is connected with the Tupper Corporation of Cuero, Texas. The wedding is planned xor xne summer. , Miss Cobb To Wed Mr. and Mrs. John. Vines Cobb, of Pinetops, request the honour of your presence at the marriage Of their daughter, Linda 'Vines, to. Mr. Robert Walden Isley, Jr., on Satur day evening, March 5, 1949, at six o'clock, Pinetops Presbyterian Church, Pinetops, N "C. " Accampanying cards read: Re ception immediately following the ceremony, Vlnedale. (The above invitations have been issued. Miss Cobb is a former mem ber of the Warsaw High School faculty.) Club Hostess ; Mrs,- Lewis Mullen was hostess to Her club Friday evening when she entertained at two tables -of bridge The home was handsomely decorated' and club high, bath pow der, went to Mrs. Emmerson Jones who also held hot pads for travel ing. Visitors high, note sheets, went to MVs. Bolton Minshew. The host ess served devil food cake and rcoffee. Entertains Mrs. Tom Aikens entertained herl bridge club Thursday evening ai her-home where jtwo taoles were placed .among a lovely display of. flowers. High score for club mem bers, a garbage step-on can, went to Mrs. George Hopkins, who also held a silverware tray for travel ing. Mrs. Emmerson Jones second hieh and Mrs. Herman Hollings worth, visitor's high,' each received bath powder. A tempting chicken salad course with coffee was served Announce Birth Club Hostess Mrs. Charlie Sheffield was hos tess to her bridge club and several additional guests on Thursday af ternoon with three tables in play among a setting of beautiful flow ers. High score award, bath cloths and towels, went to Mrs. Jimmy Kitchin and traveling award an African violet, was held iy Mrs. George Penney. The hostess served shrimp salad with tomato aspic and coffee. Club Hostess Mrs. Hector McNeil entertained her bridge club Friday evening at her attractively decorated home. During progressions gouda cheeses and crackers were enjoyed and at the conclusion a sweet course of cherry tarts, topped with ice cream, and coffee was served. High scor. went to Mrs. Jack Jones of Fort Bragg, Who received a novelty string holder and Mrs. R. W. Riggs held candy for traveling. 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Franklin Strickland of Warsaw, announce the birth of a daughter, Jane Irene, on Monday, February 21, 194f , Lee r-rt,.r.ti' TTrtffnltol JSftnfnrri Mrs VUUlllJ . W.7f.M.., "-M"-w- Strickland is, the former Miss Mar-j garet Simmons of Sanford. Birthday Party Little Miss Carol Baars celebra ted her ninth birthday Friday after noon when she entertained a small group of girls at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baars. riaiiu-s and contests were enjoyed and the girls received novelty lapel pins as favors. Mrs. Baars served cake, ice cream and pink lemonade oi Durham were week end guests of their parents Mr. and Mis. W. E. Taylor. Mrs. Taylor and son re mained iox a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Marriner and children and Miss Christine Hill of Goldsboro visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Kathleen Snyder attended a special course at Winthrop College in Rock Hill, S. C. last week, as week-end guests their motheis. Mrs. S. H. Mullen of Fayetteville. Mrs. L. W. Parrish of Franklinton, ' and Mrs. Eugene Millette, sister of Mrs. Lewis Mullen of Cherry Point. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Blackrr.ore had as week end guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blackmore and daugh ters of Winston-Salem and Kov. 1 and Mrs. James Blackmore of Wil mington. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Draughon, Jr of Clinton, S. C. were week end guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Draughon, Sr. Mrs. H. T. Fisher and Mrs. O. h. Best spent Thursday in Goldsboro. -Miss Jean Robbins, nurse at the James Walker Hospital, Wilming ton, visited Miss Janie Blackmore Monday afternoon. 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