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. IllE DUPLIN TIMES FRIDAY, KOVERiSCa 18th 194ft J 5 J w 7-F .dressers Iwl . 1 Tha Clinton chapter ot tha N. C. lrdresser met in BUl'f Beauty bop in Clinton Monday nlgbt with Irs, Cleo Hobbs, vie president. residing. Mist Margaret Hairr and Ira. Bill Odora were on the jro- . .ram, ,,- :. v'.".rv..-. ;.v;.; j Officer! for the year were elected Mt follow: Mrs. Cleo Hobbs of War saw, president; Mrs, W. B. Croom of Garland, vice president; Mrt. JUk cille Bass, Clinton, recording secre tary; Miss Julia Botesky, Warsaw, orrepondlng secretary; Mrs. BUI Jdom Clinton, treasurer. : The- following coramUtsA ahaJr nen were .appointed: Membership, ,eadle B. SpeUj Program, Marga et Hairr; Publicity, Gladys Lind ay; Recreation, Lucille Bass. : - (M the conclusion a snort social as held at which time Miss Doro- hy Renfrow, bride-elect, was re icmbertd with piece of silver a bet chosen pattern; Mrs. Cleo lobba, hostess, served eoeoanut ake and coffee. The meeting ad ourned after plana to meet for the annual Christmas dinner at White Lake on December 10th. ; ' , r . . 0th grades; Mrs. Ida Katx, Mrs. 3. N. West, Mrs. Ralph Jones and the teachers of the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. Finance Committee: Mrs. Graham Phillips, Mrs. L. & Whittle, Miss Helen Brown and Miss Nell Bruchhaus. Best Boom Committee: Mrs. J. W. Farrior, Mrs. John Pel roe. J. P. Harmon and Mrs. N. A. Mitchell Mrs. Paul Potter announced a meeting of the Grammar School Grade mothers and teachers to be held Monday afternoon at Jo'clock at-the Grammar School, i. fl The Warsaw PTA heard Dr. Xe 'ind. Wood Tuesday night when he addressed parents and teachers. Dr. Vood is secretary- ot the Federal Council of Allied Churches. His topic was "Cooperation Between School and Home", stressing fam- !y life. He was introduced by Mrs, J. M JVewbotd. 5 Mrs. H. R. Hipp presided at the neeting and Mrs. Kewoold gave the evotionaL Mrs. M. A. Smith acted s secretary. ' f Mrs. J. C. Thompson gave a re- ort on the Halloween Carnival. Ire. Fred Bears announced 1 that is PTA would sponsor a Christmas axaar Saturday. Dee and. 1 Projects planned, by the nigh chool grade mothera and teachers cre discussed and Mrs. N. A. Mit- heu, chairman, appointed the foi owing committees: School ground, lost WadUna, chairman, H. J. Mo ;ec, co-chairman; Mrs. Hector Uc- 1 all. Garden Club; Mrt.' J. P. Bar .on, BAPWCr Mr. J. C. Thomp- ion. Rotary 'Club; Sterling Man-in- Llona Club; Lee' Brown, Jay- and Wooorow Blackourn(t American Legion. Becreation Com thlttee: Mrs. J. C. Thompson, Mrs. B, H. Davis, Mrs .David Carlton. Mr. and Mi Hto Bruchhaua of Elton" &. announce - the engage- ment of their daughter. Nell, to Mr. William James Mlddleton. son of Mrs. w. J. Mlddleton and the late Mr. Mlddleton of Warsaw. The wed ding to take place December 24th in Elton.' Miss Bruchhaui is now teaching piano in Warsaw. Jr. Music Club GOOD TASTE IN HATS n am, LI sees; Amorl The Warsaw Junior Music Club held its first meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mlas Joy ce Whittle, with Counselor, Miss Nell Bruchhaus, presiding. The meeting opened with group singing the National Federation Junior Hymn, followed by the Jun ior Pledge and Collect. The follow ing officers were elected: Betty West, president; Mary Elizabeth Packer, . vice-president; -Shirley Blanchard, secretary; Billy Wlggs, treasurer, and Betty Phillips, re porter. The group enjoyed several piano selections. . Miss Bruchhaus discussed the life of Ferde Grofe and played, a recording of ha famous "Grand Canyon Suite" and the first move ment of "Concerto in A Minor" by Grieg. . After singing favorite songs re freshments were served to the 30 members and the meeting closed with singing of the "Star Spangled Banner." Syndic CROP Train Assembled WASHINGTON, D. C If he ever felt compelled to eat his hat, this patient at Bethesda Naval Hospital here wouldn't mind H so much garlanded aa It is with crisp radishes and a candy rabbit. The stunt waa part of a hat-trimming party put on for patients by the American The ater Wing working through the District of Columbia Bed Cross Chap tor's Entertainment and Instruction Service. who spoke on "Family Life" to the 21 members and two visitors. VSofCS The WS of CS met Monday even ing in the Sallle E. Johnstone class room. Mrs. G. P. Prldgen presided. Mrs. C. B. Best led the devotional. The program' was given by Mrs. Q. J. Sutton and Mrs. J. C. Thompson. There were 14 present . Announce Birth Dr. Leland Wood, Counselor for united Churches, was guest speak er Monday evening at the regular meeting of the Warsaw Lions Club. ;nd the teachers of the 7th, 8th. and J. C. Page introduced the speaker . Mr. and Mrs. Fentress H. Chap pell of Norfolk, Va., announce the birth of a daughter, Martha LaRue. November 8, 1040, Leigh Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Chappell is the for mer Miss Martha Quinn of Warsaw. Circles Meet Circle No. 1 of the WS of CS met at the Methodist Church Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. S. J. Powell presiding and giving the devotional. Seven members were present. The study course "We the People of the Ecumentical Church" was giv en by Mrlt" Powell.' Mrs.- Claude Best gave an article on World Christians Organization at Amster dam. Circle No. 2 met at the home of Mrs. Q. J. Sutton. Mrs. R. L. Cross- no gave the devotional and Mrs. J. C. Thompson gave the study. Mrs. Henry Rivenbark assisted. A bibli cal game contest was held and Mrs. M. A. Smith won. The hostess ser ved pineapple cake and coffee t'o the 14 present. Circle No. 3 met on Tuesday night in the home of Mrs. J. A. Rackley with 15 present and Mrs. Milton West and Mrs. Robert L. West giving the devotional. Mrs. Park Pridgen gave the Bible Study on Our Faith. The hostess served congealed salad, hot coffee, nuts and sandwiches. A miniature Christian Rural Over seas Program (CROP) train symbol izing the farm products to be sent to overseas needy from Duplin County has been assembled in the Bank in Kenansville. , A boxcar from this miniature train will be sent to the state CROP office, as our county fills each rail road car with commodities for CROP. Later, the cymbolic trains from all over America will be joined in to one spectacularly long National CROP Friendship Train. Then the National Train will be re-assembled Into shorter trains. There will be sent to overseas agencies of Catholic Rural Life, Church World Service, Lutheran Relief, and other church groups which distribute CROP food and fiber according to the donors' church designation. The Duplin County's farm com modities will be distributed to the hungry, aged, orphaned and re fugees in Europe, Asia and Middle East It is distributed under church- supervision and without regard to race, creed or nationality. JUNIOR RED CROSS There has been only 3 schools to report on the enrollment service. Those reporting were B. F. Grady School, Calypso Colored School and Teachey Colored School. Notice The U. D. C. will meet Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. J. W. Mlddleton with Mesdames J W. Farrior. Charles Reaves and R. C. Prldgen as joint hostesses. Mrs. H. L. Stevens, Jr. will give a paper on "Sons of the South, Who Won Distinction in World Wars 1 and 2." CONDENSED. STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF D5AIICH BOOT AMD TRUST COMPANY "The Safe Executor" .WARSAW WALLACE FAISON At the Close of Business November 1, 1949 RESOURCES "Cash an Due from Blinks ; $ 16,839,754.88 United States Government Securities'.:.. $63,921,235.26 Obligations of Federal Agencies 5,553,271.32 State, County and Municipal V Securities 6990,140.24 r Total Bonds at Cost Less , V Valuation Reserves.... 76,464,646.82 Loans and Discounts ....C.:.;....r.. 5,814,800.31 . . Accrued Interest and Other Assets 548,226.22 Banking Houses, Furniture and Fixtures - t , and Real Estate 396,926.02 ; . U $100,064,354.25 Attend B&PW Meet Those attending the B&PW dist rict meeting at Southern Pines on Thursday were: r Mesdames J. P. Harmon, president Warsaw-Kenans ville club: D. L. Carlton, treas Avon Sharpe, R. L. West, and Miss es Helen Brown and Mary Alice Blackmore. Circles Meet The Katie Murray Circle met on Monday night at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Swlnson with Mrs. Doris Peeler, co-hostess. Miss Alma Suggs led the devotional and gave the program. Mrs Peeler taught the study book. Mrs. L. O. Williams presided. The hostesses served sand wlches .cookies and coffee. The Annie Kate Powell Circle met Monday night with Mrs. Mo- man Barr. Mrs. A. L. Humphrey preside Mrs. Graham Phillips Today's Pattern LIABILITIES Capital Stock Common ...... .1 ..... .$ Capital Stock Preferred Surplus Undivided Profits Reserves .. : v 1,047,211.35 '500,000.00 100,000.00 3,000,000.00 765,802.20 Other Liabilities ...... J.... Unearned Discount and Accrued Interest Deposits ..-" . 228,119.90 99,311.72 . 94,323,909.08 $100,064,354.25 gave the study on "Moslem Lands". Mrs. Bill Vann completed the book "Sallle Bailey Jones". Mrs. Barr served cake and coffee. Circle No. 1 met with Mrs. John Mlddleton Monday afternoon. Mrs. S. J. Powell presided and led the devotional. Two chapters were taught from the study book by Mrs. Powell and Mrs. C. B. Best. Pecan pie with whipped cream, pickles and cold drinks were served to the seven present. Circle No. 2 met at the home of Mrs. Q. J. Sutton with Mrs. Frank Hobbs, hostess. Mrs. J. C. Thomp son presided and taught a chapter of the study book; Mrs. Henry Riv enbark also taught a chapter. Mrs. M. A. Smith won the biblical con test. Pineapple cake and coffee were served to 14 present. Circle No. 3, met with Mrs. James Rackley. Mrs. J. M. West presided. Mrs. G. P. Pridgen led the de votional. MesdamesMilton West, Robert West and Pridgen taught the study book. Reception salad, sliced nut roll," pecans and coffee were served to ten present. Singing School The Singing School at Snow Hill Free Will Baptist Church, near Scotts Store will continue through Nov. 25th. These meetings are held each evening at 7 o'clock. Every one is invited. Outlaw's Bridge The HDC will meet with Mrs. Elmo Blizzard Monday afternoon, Nov. 21st. All members are asked to be present. Visitors are welcome. . Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parker pent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and chlldien In Wen dell. Miss Sallie Outlaw visited Miss Essie Mae Outlaw at Wadesboro during the week end. Several club women attended the Achievement Day program in Ke nansville Tuesday. The AUW held its regular meet ing in the home of Mrs. Henry Parker Saturday afternoon with a good attendance. Mrs. Leroy Sim mons presided and called the meet ing to order with devotional and song. Following business Mrs. Lot tie Berger presenter the program. Adjournment followed. A social hour was enjoyed with refreshments. Hostess for the December meet ing will be Mrs. Luther Outlaw and Mrs. I. B. Sutton. ill JANE PARKER FRUIT CAKES A & P FANCY APPLE SAUCE 2 No. 2 cans 27c iy2lb cake $1.25 SANDWICH or HOME STYLE lV2lb loaf MARVEL BREAD 18c ANN PAGE with pork, torn sauce 2 16 oz. cans BEANS ANN PAGE SALAD DRESSING OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE SHORTENING SWIFT JEWEL WHITE HOUSE EVAP. 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