a, Jr. shop-
. .i l .tjrday.
i jL-rai. to-ion, Jr. and
& I'nysUp shopped in
a Li it Vedensday.
i LaNier of Greensboro
; titine last Tuesday after
T several days with her
. rr. and Mrs. ft A. West
i. J. J. West and Robert L.
; cnt Monday r In purham
; rs. West received a check-
t i-uke Hospital , "
s Ann Straughan ot Woman's
e returned home last Thurs-
t..r several days between sem
s. , v i" i 'V ' -1
J.e Paul Hunter' has returned
e after spending last week with
" grandmother, Mrs. J. G. Ken
Y in Beulaville. i ; -..
: r .and Mrs, L. O. Williams left
iJay for Henderson to' spend
several days with their, daughter
si family,. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
I. rton. .
-r. and Mrs. Beaman Lashtey
ami son, jimmy of South Carolina
rrnt several days recently with
fiinds la Warsaw.
Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Parkerson
and Mr. and Mrs Fayette Batts at
.. 'Tided the Ordination Service for
C'.wles Tanner, First Baptist You
tj Director, held Sunday Charlotte.
David Benton and Fred Baars of
fSr-te College are spending the hol
i ' with their parents.
is. A. 61. Lenton trended a
luncheon held in Wilmington for
World Representatives last Satur
day ' 1 ' -
C B.. Best 1 visiting his brother.
Bob Best in Sanforcr, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Taylor and
daughter of Pembrock .College
spent several days last week with
Mr. Taylor's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gorge Taylor.-.
Miss Zona Quin of Woman's Col
lege arrived hornet last Friday to
spend several days with her mo
ther, Mrs. T R Quinn before begin
ning the spring semester at W. C.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Brown irecen-
tly visited Mr. and. Mrs L. A.
Brown in Kinston.
Mrs. Wade Carlton who. was an
operative patient at Duplin Hospi
tal in Kenansville is recuperating
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Rob-
erf Frederick in Rose HiU.
Mr and Mrs. Benny Wilson and
family have recently moved to War
saw from Lake City, S, C. and are
residing on Pollock St. Mr. Wilson
is associated with Quinn Wholesale
Company' here.'
Miss Nina Garner ' of Raleigh
spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Garner.
lewis Pollock of Georgetown. S.
C recently visited Mr. and Mrs. '
E". D. Pollock. ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hinson and
son Johnny attended the. Candy
Dealers As.-, , iuii s. , . r nss-U-ing
held in GckLboro Satur
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hudson and
boys of Columbia, S. C' spent last
week end with Mr.- and Mrs. Wal
ter Herring. Sr. , , .
Belton Minshew Was called " to
Fremont last Friday . due to the
death of his aunt. - -
Mrs. W Ci Martin and baby d;
ghter, Susan Ann returned hoiv
from Duplin General Hospital it)
Kenansville last Saturday...
Mrs. A, J. Strickland and Mrs.
Melvin Herring shopped in Golds
boro last Saturday morning. . .
Mr. and Mrs. AI Smith left Sun
day to spend several days in Char
lotte. ., -
; Mrs. Ert Huie is attending - an
extension course at State "College
this week.i ,v
; Jerry Davis of Charleston, S. . C
and J. D. Davis of Chapel Hill are
spending several days with their
mother, Mrs. J D. Davis, y
Mrs. Aubine English has retur
ned home from Kenansville Hospi
tal after being a patient there for
A week' "V ..' t . v' .-t , . ..
Drew Grice, Litch 'Huie, .Deems
Polock, Charles . Powell, and Wal
ker Stevens, all of the University
of N C, are spending several days
at home with their parents between
semesters .
eke 8's t c, .
:. r vi? n
Quinn - McGowen Company
Effective FtbrtuuyT? YfTvm Close ""
Each Wednesday At 12:00 Noon
4 . During The Summer Months
For Emergency Calls: .!
Dial Either of Persons' Listed Below
G. S. Best
Phone 29 3-4563
William T. Best
Phone 29 3-4477
IL B. McNeil
Phone 29 3-7921
G. W, Rollins
Phone 29 3-4972
Clyde Surra tt
Phone 29 3 4591
Milton Hudson
Phone 29 3-4737
John Powell Jr. Phone 29 3-4509
Quinn vPcGoy3! Company
Warsaw, in. u.
1
Pictured is Representative David N. Hehderson at his Congres
- sional desk surronded by a group of his constituents from Duplin and
: Sampson Counties who were in Washington for President Kennedy's
Inuguration. Standing behind Henderson left to right are H L.
Oswald Of Wallace, Tom'Cro&well of Clinton, J. B. Stroud of Magno
Ilia, Hubert Phillips of Kenansville and Leon Brown of Beulaville.'; -
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Annual Youth
Sunday Observed '
The Annual Youth Sunday:, was
observed Sunday, January 29 at the
morning worship at , the . Warsaw
Presbyterian Church. ;
Dan, McNeill acted, as , se'rvice
leader and Carolyn Gresham as
program leader.. , . ' s,. ' - ,
Following the scripture Reading
and special music by the youth and
Fellowship choirs, Carolyn introdu
ced the ; following v speakers - and
their topics: Mary Frances Hines,
Witness In Worship". Allie Shef
field, ."Witness in Study and Dis
cussion"; Mary Susan Baars, ." Wit
ness in Fellowship.' and Dan Mc
Neill. "Witness in Reaching Out."
' In Memory
Herring - In loving memory of
our- Mother, Katie I. Herring, who
passed away January 31st. 1959. ,,
No morning dawns. , ., , ,
No night returns,
But that we think of you. , ,
Those left behind are very dear,
But none replaces you.
Leonard, Bessie, LUlie, and grand
Couples Canasta
r'ub Met ! :
Mr and Mfo' Bob O'Briant en
tertained, members of the Couples'
Canasta . Club recently, at their
home her i .
Members were served iced drinks
candy and toasted nuts upon, ar
rival of all the guests. 1 ''
Those palying were Mr. and Mrs.
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J. T. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. C C.
Rouse, Mr. and Mrs. Aubine Eng
lish, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pruitt, and
Mr. and Mrs Duncan Cavenaugh.
Mr. English was presented the
high score award and Mrs. Kelly,
tne woman's high score award.'
The hostess served peaches, top
ped Wttft Whipped cream, and cof
fee at the conclusion of play. '
Rev. Tanner; ;
Ordained
Rev Charles Tanner, : associate
pastor of the First Baptist Church
was ordained as minister last Sun
day evening in his home church,
the Durham Memorial Church in
Charlotte.. ' v i-
' Rev. Tanner, who has been with
the church here since October at
tended Mars Hill College, gradu
ated from Wake Forest Colege, and
is attending Southeastern' Seminary
at the present time. r , .
Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Parkerson,
Fayette Batts andm.l.Strickland
ittended 'the Ordination Services
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ausley
Hostess To Club
...Mrs. - Mett Ausley : entertained
members of her bridge club at her
home on Memorial Drive last Fri
day evening; ' r 1 ' , '
Those attending were Mesdames
Mitchell Britt, John Fohvielle, W,
G. Britt, Ed Hines, J. M. Korne.
gay. 0. S. Matthews, and visitors to
the club, Mrs. Bill Sheffield and
Mrs. W. P. West. '
t At the. conclusion -of play when
scores were totaled, Mrs! Britt re
ceived an attractive t appointment
book as winner of the high -score
ward; Mrs. Matthews received a
bobby pin case as second high win
ner, and Mrs. Bill Sheffield, con
solation winner, received a kitchen
towel calendar. '
' Mrs Ausley served soft v drinks
and frittos during progression and
at the-conclusion of paly, delicious
cream puffs. and coffee. -
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February 11th
Of
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110 Rail Road St.
Wallace, II. C.
Come In And Meet Our Local
Manager: R. L. Manning ':
I Cashier: Annie Bryant 1
Payments; To V Suit Your
Budget.
ad
Mrs. Jones
Entertains Club
Mrs. Mattie Torrans was iMgh
scorer as bridge last Thursday
evening when Mrs. E. E. Jones en
tertained members of her bridge
club here.
the traveling award, also a pyrex
caserole dish as her award: Mrs.
J. JL Wahab received a pyrex pie
plate as second high winner,, and
the traveling award, . also a pyrxe
pie plate went to Mrs. Jack Weath-
erly. Others attending were Mesd
ames V. A. Stancil, George Hop
kins, J. I) Davis,, and Forest Mar
tin .
The hostess served homemade
if
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j Loans I
-syncing
Rcscitsr' CASH - Viihouf Delay -SEE V O .o . v
V-7;y Mail Puiih enf s - 7hen Th 8 Oldest (nifep ds nf
Ado Financing Firm Is LcccJdRillIcre. t
FREE. "v
- SUNDAY
AT CHURCH
. FTflSiT BAPTO55T CHURCH '
D. E. PARKERSON, MINISTER
Sunday School 3:i a. m.
; J A. Johnson, Sup't ,
; Morning Worship 11:00 a. m..
" ' Message
"The Church And Her Mtfstera"
' Musk: by Church Choir ,
Training Union 70 p. m.
' H. C. Allen, Director :
Evening Worship 8:00 p. m.
"The Prima nl Paant"
14:00 P. M.. Christinas Portione of
the Messiah by G. F, Handel
WARSAW MET! HOD 1ST CHURCH
L. T. WILSON MINIEXER x
' CHUBCa SCHOOL 9".G a. m.
A. VL Benton Supl
: Worship Services 11M A. M.
- Sermon:
. . - . Music: ... .
', ' Men's Chorus ,
' v WARSAW PRKS3YTEMAN
.... .', VV4IWI , ". ' 1
NORMAN FLCTZrJ. KZZZm
t Church School 8:50 a. m.
Allen W. Draughon, Jr., Supt
Morning Worship U:00 A. M. .
; . ' Sermon : 1
The Recognition of God" ? "
Music: Adult Choir '
Poineer Fellowship 6:00 P. L
CALVARY BAPTX-T CXT.CI
. PALX MULL, PAcroa
S-jt.j y School ir)A,lL
i j Fr'ce, ' " t.
r i i . iz
CcrddTLzr.hs
We with to 'oprebs our deep and
sincere appreciation for each act
of kindness and each gesture of
sympathy shown to us during the
illness and death of our beloved
husband and lather, . Eugene W.
rvaslpy, . J , : s :
Mrs. Eugene W. Beasley and Gene
With Mack Oil Co.
Larry McCullen, who graduated
from the University of North Caro
lina the 27th of January, is now as
sociated with his father at Mack Oil
Company to Warsaw. Larry with
bis wife, and his son and daughter,
who have made their home in Cha
pel Hill for several years,' will
move into their home on Hill Street
when remodeling is completed.
Missionaries k
Spoke Wednesday
uur. ana Mrs. wnnam r. worth.
missionaries from . Ijvhn Afrins
were Inspirational and In formal
tive speakers to members of . the
Presbyterian Church last Wednes
day evening, They , spoke on their
work in Africa and the part that
Presbyterian play in carrying on
this work. . . , , .
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i.Jv. uiiui'iuii,
The Sally E. Johnstone Bible
Class mcj Monday,- January 23 in
the home of A. J. Strickland with
Mrs. George Taylor as hostess.
A detailed business period was
held with Mrs. George Taylor; pre
sident of the class presiding.
Mrs. M. A Smith presented an
inspirational 'devotional, , ' ' - '
Followii2 the meeting, Mrs. Tay
lor served lemon pie, toasted pe-
In.
from V.3 c
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Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Martin an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Susan Ann, born Monday, January
PECAN TREES ; -
Good straight, well.rooted trees of both Stewart
and Cape Feaf ( the new highly lecommended pe
cans developed at the Willard Experiment Sta
tion.) - 1 ' " ' - '
Sizes From 2-3' to 6-7', Ranging in Price From
$2i0 to $5.00. 10 Piscount on 10 or More Jrees
Also Very Nice Muscadine ( Scuppernong Type)
. Grape Vines and Apple Trees
; . , Eeasonahly, Priced
General Line of Quality Plants and Shruhs
ROBBINS NURSERY1 INC.:,
Located: WILLAKD, N., C. . Phone AT 8-
Wallace, N. C.
Penderlea
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A&P Yellow . v. JSunnyfield Pancake ; ! 1
1opW...:oZ,2lb:b3g49cF6 f i
Dried Pinto -r .:, '; Ann Page Pancake Or
Beans -..L1:.M. 25c VdliaSyropiloLjar.-jf:
lond Golden. Yellow; v - A&PFruiti'i-S:' 'K
White Houso: Dry Uv-r; lona SlicechifHalvsS l S'
Milk ..:1L.. qf.iW59cPeMh& 2 Cifn?c
Bremer Jumbo
:Pies.L::::i
imiifi
12 cl. 3?c
Jane Parker Apple
Pies large size 39c
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Kitchen Charm Wax ; , ,
Paper ...2 -100 ft, rolls 35c
j A & P Frozen; French or Cut
Fries ...... J-9oz.p!(g0c
Scott Soft-Weve
Tissue... 2 rolls 25c
Galv. Garbage
CAll 10gaL.$i.49
Liquid Detergent . 5 .
Sail ......... 12 oi. can 25c
Ann Page Strawberry
Preserves 24 oz. jar 55c
Old Time Vienna .
Sauscge 2 4 oz. Cans 23c
Brooks Tomato '
Soup 310 oz. can 2?c (
FRESH VEGETABLES
Regolo Slav Mix v -'
or Sn!-d Mix 2 p!:g. 29c
CnOXE.MEATS
"Super-Right" Smoked ,
Hams. v ' . '
or5h:n:ll45clb.
FRESH CRISP
'iTTiiCE2l:rc2l:::is2?c
Florida Juicy Tcrnplo i
C;;:.;s .......... 3 1:25;
..- .. itotf m ar I . . u a.
C wnii - i - Mm
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Fresh Frozen Young Tender
Fryer Perls Crcscfs ; ,
Ib.! z-lf-ly: $1.2?
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