. .s"cr of Wilming
i ".5 "rl days, this
r u.,Jer-nd ianv
. . i 1 ; rs, Sinjjclalr : New
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. r ad J.TiJ. Alan Brown and
i Yiii.tfd Mrs. Brown's par
, I. r. and lira. Cfd vey in Mt,
! lait Sunday.. . '".':'' v-,; "v.
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j. p. Johnson and MW. Rob
t l ewis sippned In Goldsboro last
. sday. . , "
. ., Paul Potter and Miss Mary
r Potter spent last Monday in
idngton. "', 1
; v., p. E. Patterson, Paul pot
. Eobo totter, " John Gresham
..i i Bobby Batts attended one ot
." 8 AOC ' Rsgltetbfltl Tournament
,.e last. week. , , -,
' James Strickland and Paul
roiter made a business trip to wu-
jv. metoit last Wednesday,
: Oklr, and Mn Roy Torrans and
. dauchter. Betsy, of Wilson were
Saturday " guests f Mr, and Mrs
J B. "Torrans.
. Leroy Taylpr of Pembroclr Col
.kge spent last 'week end with his
Barents, Mr. and Mrs. George Tay
. DreV'Grice the Vnlversity of
' North CatflHna. spent last weekend
l.ui.- -i.l iu .nJ if., n.
t Jktrs. Jtobert Taylor and daught
er, Wanda Jean of Kellurn spent
v.aeveral, days lasat week with Mr
, and Mm. Geom Taylor .
( Mesdames John : Fonvtelto, Ed
" a Strickland,: tee, Brqwn. and Mett
, JUisley attended the Garden and
' Flower fihow- in Raleigh last Tues-
'i'-flar V; -'
' Mr. iwd' MrV P.. W. - Oakes of
Greenville spent last week end with
.Ifct -daughter and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Htnes. ':
' Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wahab spent
Wednesday In Rocky Mount where
the visited'relatives.
: Mr and Mrs. W. P. West and
1- hoys and Mrs. i. N. West. Sr. spent
last Sunday In Farmvde where
1 they visited Mrs. West's daughter
tin dfamfljr, ''"'Mr. and Mrs. Don
Whitehnrst
;:-.;v-.Mr ,and .. Mrt." H. D. West
. and tMyt of Raleigh spent last
week end with. Mr. West's mother,
Mrs,- J. J West and. family.
X .41.jind,'WtV'-', J. Sutton and
illjp and Bunt 'Taylor left Tues
' day- tfr-speDd.the week with Mr.
; ; ah! rs. J. vJt.vSutton, Jr. in
;;-7ampii--jPi0rldaii':;.!lff7' :
f ' -Mriflnd.Mrti Ross1 Wadklns and
i ; Mri and Mrs-V-"' Surratt visited
the site iot 4he Ke Methodist Col-
ege to FayetteyUki and visited Mr.
; an AMre, .George Herring there last
.'-' i Sunday afternoOrt;. ' f?s:-: :
.v. 4 )fai4r:F? WrfcUjtoa and daugh
. isnespent Saturday in fiart-
:? iiVherrthey tlsited Mrs; SttjttV
l 1-md'i, parents, Mt. JnH M' W.rh.
BUI were Sunday 'eeaiiig. dinnet
' 7 ; guests of Mr:;and;Mrti.,'3of korne-
' f and daughter, Doriiut'Sue and Mr.
J and Mr. Ray West Jpettt lwt week
:ifj nd t-'TppsaJl Beach;.
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fi.J-. . ' Wlit': '' " tfek, SPRING is here!
:(-QllfW- ;"r We have our greatest
rp4 ' selection of NEW styles PW Wne Trpc!s!on -
y.Sft:.4 vi r - and colors for that built shoes for boys J -
xpSS." . Easter outfit. and girls, with cushioned Z k
0S-v T't ' I pp0' sives e A?
illffiilfes wK I Soot protecti0,, y ss a
! ' needed. ' - !
15; t;? ' We have a big selection 1 ,'-
"-. '$faY!fltef In 101 sizes. . Brown'
' r3;' -V' " ' "Black ;?
SV:'.;:'.;f:; . ,v Brown
ft-V Beautiful BagA ' l ' -s,n jti&h "
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WARSAW r CHUUCII. SOCIALS rt -
' Mr. and Mrs. J, Porter and
grandson. David ' visited in WU
mingtoq last Sunday afternoon. ;
- Jimniy Boyette of Campbell Col
lege spent last, week end with h(4
parents, Mr. and Mrs. . B. Boy
ette; . xi 'i;.yi": -:.r'i"V,:?.
,?. ... 'V '' t-i 'f fV.-,
Dr.?' and Mrs.' J. M.'v Kornegay
and daughter,, Tricla, have retur
ned home after spending last week
vacationing in Florida. 1 f
J. P, Roberts of Leaksville. Ark.
is spending several weeks with his
daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Shelby Zackery.
' Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Brown spent
last Thursday In Wilmington where
they visited their son, Leslie, and
Mrs. Brown s mother. Mrs,
Kennedy.
LiIa
'
v,i- j u
Ted Wilson shopped in Fayetteville
last Thursday.
Mrs. Shelby Zackery and father,
J. P. Roberts visited the Zackery 's
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. -Robert Belch in Portsmouth,
during the week end.
Rev..D. E. Parkerson, Joe Cos-
tin, Roy Barwick. and Hugh Carl
ton attended the ACC Basketball
Tournament in Raleigh last Satur
day .
Recent dinner guests of Mr. and ;
Mrs. O. D. Drew, Sr. were Mr. and I
Mrs. Stanley Lockerman. Miss Re-
hecca Wilson, and Mr. and Mrs. E. 1
Sheffield, all of Rose Hill, and Mr. '.
and Mrs. Clarence Jfizzeu or uin- 1
ton. and Mrs. M. H. Hudson and ,
HmiohtBr .Inv all nf Warsaw
Mr .and Mrs. Mike Rouse of
rharlotte and Miss Randv Dorman
of Swansboro recently visited Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Rouse.
Mike Hasty of Kenansville spent
last week end with his uncle and j
aunt, Mr. and and Mrs. Joe Cos-
tin. :
. .... 1 j., Griffis remarked." a female rein
Davis Evans spent several days . , ,-.., c ,
. . . , .
in Durham last week. ;
Bill Grice made a business trip to !
Mow York Titv last week ,
Ross Wadkins. lay speaker of the
Warsaw Methodist Church was lay
sneaker at Matmoha Methodist
Church In Magnolia at tne 11:00 o-
clock worship service. I
Dr. S. E. Hmes was admitted as
a patient to Duplin General Hospi
tal in Kenansville last Saturday.
Airs. Draughon
Hostess At Bridge
Mrs. Allen Draughon. Sr. was hos
tess at bridge last Thursday after
noon at her home on Pine Street.
Mrs. Draughon served a delici
ous salad course and coffee to the
following guestk upon Sfri val: Mes-
datnest Avon Sharpe. Robert Black
more, Lv S. Whittle, M .H. Barr,
Paul Potter, E. F. Strickland .Rob
ert, Lewis, and Y. L. Smith. .
Mrsv Potter was recipient of fhe
high, score award, a pitcher. Mrs.
Sharpe received consolation, and
Mrs. Blackmore received the se
cond high award.
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Sunday Jcibo' H$
ClaUHas: !)'
The Young Men's Class of0 thr
First Baptist Church entertained
their- wives at "ladies night''; las
Thursday evening at the. Coffee
Shop at 7:30. ;K
Fred Revelle, class teacher gave
the welcome, followed- by the invo
cation by James F. Strickland. :
FoIlowingva 'ssteak supper. Ed
Strickland led the group in singing
and other entertainment. v
Those attending were Mr and
Mrs. Fred Revelle. Mr! and Mrs;
Paul Britt, .Mr. and Mrs. . Nathan
I Cos'iin, . Mr. and Mrs. James F;
Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
!acmo' ,ajLM
son, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Edwards,
Mr. and Mrs. Raiford Bostic. Mr,
and Mrs. R. R. Wood, George Hen
ry Best, arid Mr. Strickland.
Youth Musk Club
The Warsaw Youth Music Club
met Wednesday, March 1st when
Mrs. W. J. Middletofl, Jr. present
ing a program, "Youth Musician -
Susan Walters". Susan, the eight
war oia aaumer 01 wr. ana .urs.
Joe Justin waiters or Hamesoure.
Mss. will nertorm tor, tne music
Educator's National Conference m
'' " " ,
months Susan sang and at thirteen
montns sne piCKea out ine notes
of "Three Blind Mice" at the key-
board When she was two she was '
ninvinc hr nwn Bf.rnmnanimPnts
j mnirin'0 ,,n nm0 fnp' 5h n. !
peared in public recital when she
was three vears old. It was evt
dent then that the Walters family
had a prodigy on its hands. The
Los Angeles Composer, Dr. Elliott
i. til i 1 (3, u, 1 1 ui inuMii . .'u.-ioii lat
.. . . . . . ... .
:"L, ,u" 'T-
niioa wtui ' '.
kJlI V VI UdUOl VIIUIlll (II 4UI.V(VJ
burg, Miss.
students who performed on the
student recital were: Donna Sue
Edwards, Harriett Moore. Laiirrie
Gresham, Mary B Draughon, Cin-
dy Jones, 'Mary Sheffield, Brenda
Bostic, Marsha Jordan, Ann Holt
Jordan, patsy Sheffield, Betsy
Vans, Catherine Buck, William Out
law, Louise Bundy Jones, Abigail
Warren. Gayle Revelle. Kathy Ben
ton, Linda Grice, and Jane( Black
more. Refershments were served by
Mrs. Raeford Bostic and Mrs. W.
M. Buck.
MrsJMathis
Cfub' Hostess
Mrs. Elbert Matthis entertained
members of her bridge club last
Tuesday evening at her home at
8:00 p. m.
Mrs. J. N. West was high scorer
and received a set Of mixing bowls
as her award, and Mrs. Allen Dra
ughon, Jr. second high scorer re-
ceived a beverage bottle as second
Siphwinhpr, . nthrs nltivinff viere
Mrs. John A. Johnson and Mrs. F.
A.-Mitchner , . -
Mrs. Matthis' served 'soft drinks
and toasted pecans, and at the. con
clusion, apple jacks, topped . with
whipped, cream, and coffee.-.- rji ;
Calvary
Brotherhood Met
The Brotherhood of Calvary Bap
tist (Church met last Tuesday even
ing at 7 00 o'clock at' the Warsaw'
Restaurant. '
Following a delicious supper, the
president, Enni Tadloek, presided
over the business meeting at which
time Johnny Chesrtutt was elected
stewardship chairman of the organ-
iRtion . The' prosram. 'Give of
Your , Best To The .-Master?, was
.presented by Ttfr. Tadlock who as-
sisted bv Rev. Eueene Harar Rev,
Paul ' Mull, , Waitu's English, Fur-
ney Jones, and Colon McLaurin. .
Fifteen members and one visitor
attended the meeting. '
First Baptist1
Brotherhood
Members; of the Brotherhood of
the First Baptist Church met last
Wednesday evening in- the Fellow
ship room of the church with nine
teen members attending.
Following a barbecue dinner ser
ved by circle number seven of the
W, M. S.. president Elbert Matthis
presided over the brief business
1 Pref over ,he bnef buslnet
meeting . , . ' 1
. l. i : L.
lu. "' auM,,t" '".
chairman,- an open torum was ne a
concerning a project 01 rennisn-,
ing the floors In the educational ,
plant of the church.
Mrs. Sheffield
Hostess At Bridge
Mrs. Bill Sheffield entertained at
a bridge luncheon Inst Thursday
morning at il:O0, o'clock at her
home. "
Those attending were Mesdames.
J. T. Gresham, Edwtn Sheffield. F.
A. Mitchner, J. H. Hines, Naurice.
Jordan, .Allen Draughon, Jr., and
Miss Fannie Thomas.
At the conclusion of several pro
gressions, Mrs. Sheffield served
barbecued chicken,' butter beans,"
corn, molded salad on lettuce,
banana bread, hot biscuits baked
Alaska and coffee.
When scores were tallied Mrs.
Jordan received high score award,
and Mrs. Draughan .received the
second high award.
Has Slumber tfarty
..Donna Kay Wood. daflj!cr 9'
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. .Wood, celebra
ted her 13th birthday with a"'sluni-,
ber party". Inviting , some of her
friends. Last Friday evening.
Terry Wilson, Allie Sheffield;
Linda Grice. Donna Sue Edwards,
and Annette Wahab enjoyed a hot
dog and hamburger supper held on
the lawn of the home. Cupcakes
and soft drinks, were aiso enjoyed.
, f . , . '.hi
.JwimvlUiy ilKrl
Class Met: '.'
The Sally E. Johnston Bible Class
met . last Monda evening in " the
home of lis president, Mrs., George
Taylor.
Mrs. M. A. Smith, class teacher,
presented the "Bible Study- taken
froni the twenty-second book of
Luke " ,' ", '
The hostess served lemon. : pie,
toasted pecans, - and - coffee at the
conclusion to the eleven members
and one visitor present.'
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j..rwisu,. "mvi , .
I lf( Mett Yi ' " ; '
t "VV mwi 1
Mrs. Henry L. Stevens, Jr along
with Mrs. fiobert Grady Johnson of
Burgaw; United Daughter's of the
. Confederacy Division 4 president
1 spent several aays lasi - ween in
Albermarle and Statesville '.where
they attended district meeting of
.he U. D. C there -
'Baltic Club Met
. '1
Mrs. Robert Davis was high scor
er at brjdtfe lost, Thursday. evening
when the Baltic Bridge Club met
in the horn eof Mrs. Clinton Rouse.
Mrs. Rouse received a sewing, kit
as her award; M rs J. H. Wahab
received a skirt hanger as recipient
of the visitor's high award, and -second
high, a recipe box was recei
ved by Mrs. James Suttom Others
attending were v Mesdames Seth
Hill, J. B. Torrans, Woodrow Smith,
1 y m ry-ii. 1
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Aine mwway point of players
Kouse served cnocoiate cake. Ice
cream, toasted nuts and coffee.
STOCK, YOUR
Sirloin Porter House
Or Club Sfeak i,..:..;. 93c lb.
Boneless Round -
Sfeak
Roast
i Boneless
Fresh-Crisp-Large
Fresh-Large:;;
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2 -50 Ft. Rolls 89c
Ann Page Sald DressinpglM
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COOKIES ..,..:.:...:... 2 lb. p!:g. 39c
CluL
Alrs.f:
Mrs..W. G. I- ; t fas delightfully
surprised at an unroitnate shower
given, for her ast,' Friday evening
nv members of hor, bridge club in
the home of Mrs.i Mitchell Britt,
.Those attending were Mesdames
0. S, Matthews, Mett Ausley, W. G.
Britt,. John Vinaent, F. .A. Mitch-
tner,. Allen Draiatrhon, Jr., W, 'P'
West, and Johnf Fonvielle.
: Mrs.w FpnvVelle received high
score an -"artificial flower arrange
ment,.' as her award and Mrs. Vin
cent' who rqceiyed consolation was
given a card holder.
i At th6 conclnsipn Of play Mrs.
Britt was- presented with a lovely
pale pink!, camellia corsage and ap
propiate gifts, attractively ..presen
ted underneath a miniature white
cotton tree on ' which - tiny . baby
items were hung. Mrs.' Britt recei
ved many useful gitfs. . ',-.
CIubMeet$t t
With Mrs. Standi
Mrs.' V. A. Standi entertained
members of her club: last, --'Friday
evening at her home here. V : 4
Those attending were Mesdames
Jack Faatherly, Geprge- Hopkins,
J. D.Davis, Mattie Torrans, A.: J.
Strickland, J, H.. Wahab and Forest
Martin. , f
Mrs. Weather'y was hign scorer, I
receiving a dish .drainer as her a-1
ward; Mrs.. Hopkins was second 1
high - winner 'andj.Mrs.Davis Te-!
ceived the traveling award " '' I
Mrs. Stancil served delicious cho- j
colate pound Take; lime sherbert, '
toasjed nuts, and coffee
FREEZER fiOW !!! AT WARSAW,'
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FIRST B4PTIST CHURCH
'E. i PARKERSON, 'MINISTER
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Sunday bchoal 8 4 a.1 m,
'J. A. Johnson, Sup't ! ,,
f Morning Worship -11:00 a, m. . ,
Music by Church Choir "
' .Training Union 7:00 p. m. ' v
. H C. Allen, Director
1 Evening Worship 8.00 p. m. v1
WARSAW - METHODIST.' CHURCH
L ' T. WILSON MINISTER '
" CHURCH SCHOOL 9 45 a. m,
1 , A. M Benton Sup't. 1 i
-''Worship Services 11.00 A 't
-'j - Sermoni ( .
" " M"le- , ' .
, I , WARSAW PRESBYTERIAN
' ' i CHURCH
NORMAN FLOWERS, MINISTER
Church School 9 SO a. m v j,
Allen W. Draughon, Jr., Supt.w'
-(- Morning Worship 11:00 A. M
, 1 Sermon i -
; . "Conversational Evangelisrti'V s :.:.
. ' Music: Adult Choir ' ' " '1
Pioneer Fellowship 6:00 P. M. r:f ;
Evening Worship 7:30 P, M. -
Beginning of week of revival '
v services Messace By - ;
CALVARY" BAPTIST CHURCH V
PAUL MULL, PASTOR , '
Sunday School (0:00 A. M,
Robert Price, Sup't V
Morning Worship 11:00 A, M.", f
Training Worshlp 6:5 P. M- !
Evening Worship 8:00 P, M. ' '
PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS .,"
, CHURCH
REV. T L, DAUGHTRY, JR
PASTOR
Sunday School - 10:00 A. M. ..'
, Worship Service 11:00 A. M.
Evening Worship Serxice 7:30 P,M.
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MARVEL Van., Cfio. p:d Slr:v;' ::r;
ICECREAM i::-M:.:::
Ot (.uivu.y .
iaw,. Eurml wus i-i i-
lens near Viarsuw.
' Mr. Byrd was a native of J 1
son County but had livei in t
Warsaw-community .for more fan
30x years. : '
'Survivors' infiu" ' .-....
former Mary Elizabeth Dail ; four
daughters, Mrs. Bill . Carlton and
Mrs. Tommy Powell of .Hollywood
m An, nubert lieasiey ot iioids- .
wo, and Mrs, Cecil Bostic of War
taw; five sons, Alex Byrd of Fai
ton, Robert Byrd of Wilmington
lichard Byrd of Garner. William C. :
3vrd of Swannanoa, . t and Jack
Byrd of Warsaw; two brothers; 22
j;randcblldran ana 43- great grand
hildren, . s ,
Note Of Thanks
We extend our heartfelt thanks to -he
many friends and neighbors
for "thelr . acts Of kindness during -
the illness and recent death of our
'oved ne, Willie A : Byrd. These
'estures of Christian fellowship
have helped in untold measure dur
ln' our itime of bereveament. They
will always be remembered. .. .,'f .
Mrs. W. A. Byrd and family,:
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