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MTMartitfaeDhew J B. Hud- PoweU MK wd Mr H.mf .
Mr and Mrs. HutH Cariton .ana ' ' ! " j" ". T." ".
i V ' BSfc - f IU Awt !- I 1 - M I V - 4wi ' 11 , 1
hiMrM oand Mr aul Mrs. Kov nvis JSvans Bsit JSCaiion UBS
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Barwick and children spent last Gdsbwo. and Mr. and now lnstaUed a ifheej align
wai.Aning rroni
i Mrs. Paul Potter and MriHetnV.;?? c iewls and stralghni . axle. ta
li StevenV Jr. shoppwj in aUtoigh' j "? rp. auta tfW-
Ast Saturday.-- f 4 7 1 TTlrL. i... - Evans has ., aTstatT r factory
Mr,.'AlviaJ-. foweU are spending at machine ;
;y, .:.
Mrs. F. r'rickland and daugh
ter, Jane. Wit,. J Mrs. Strickland's
parents,, jfr . and Airs. W.: L,,Sinv
.. -monf during, the weekend.'
v l n aaiMrl C D. Caskina and
daughter, Betty- Kass, of Charlotte
spent last weekend with Mrs: Gaa
.kins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Garner. Mr. Gaskins and Betty
.ana iwn,. vhwij v , W4pfcid. at their MV4rt cot- w ' vy :.
days last week, at Myrtie Beach. Mr. and Mrs. James Sumner to juIW Ctownce-' Boone" W .8 bag had
r ; , Mrs J. & Torans is spending Wilmington. -'f --j J X-bKmw' and Miss 20 years; experienpe,i4'i wheel
Several days with. her sister, Mrs.!, Mr. and Mrsi ttVT. Long of Jj322J5 -Upnitmi has aowfed his staft
TiJL.BW;M3miM.WkGU and Mr. and Mrs. o&ZFZFl
J;-- I -amf - fanulv. Dr. : and .Mrs. !mnt-:lBWT fftt been
El? W 'T iSS? MXTlT P Kackmo're In Spring Hone, f" llw yeara
g Patrol School at Chapel HiM guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. I . . - M JLVaU, i h
factory
an balance
ize truck
: Parolriwn E. CWray is : Suaday i diimir
rW;;.h::i!Dr'i t Cmb.ltal'he Wahab, GeogeHopfannd V. A.
JGoidsboro test Saturday nwraing.' ad ewi visited ; Mr. - Coombs
t' Mrs. Ed HiO who visited several brother and family 'Mr. and Mrs.
.weeks wit: retattvas in Charlotte Stanley Coombs in Pink HHt last
- and SeverviMe, Tenn. has returned Sunday. i. " ' f
. ly ,, , . ,, i , !,,,, i , jv. and Hrt & , rarKerson
I
ALTERATION WOMAN
i For Dress Shop in t
Wilmington. 5 Pay Week,
' ijood salary, write to
The Carolynn Shop,
1608 Market St.
"Wilmbgioti.
;-?h North Carolina
are attending the Sou the an Bap
ties' Convention in St 'Louis this
week. ' k i ! - ' ''v; ("
at Wj-igntsvjlle tieacn us woek.--. fitancat'' -"raw
Mm. . M. Herring has returned n The hostess was assisted in serv
home after spending several weeks iag ginger ale' sherbet floats and
withj her daughter to, New : Crricoflkies by her daughter, Kathy;
leans, La..'-,; ?:;', --.;.i.v H'ivX''ti i ,
Mr., and Mrs. Earnest Todd .todl ys
WtihTtieSick
y- : f 1 , f
- Frieada wiB -regret to learn that
Mrs. W. W. Garner Is aa operative
patient at Samp9oa County Hos-
FORMAL .
WEAR
RENTALS
New Yea Can
Rent .
.'-I 'f jr.. -,' .
Taxedos
Whtte ,
, - Dinner -
Jacket)
Fall Dress
. All Farmat
Aeeessories
Far',
Wedding "
Dances -
Formal
. Affairs
' Onr Rates Are Most
- :-: Reasonable' '
Sec Us Far Year Needs
' (Allow Five Days Far
f T Dcnnr)
LEDERS ' INC.
.;. m W. Walnnt St
Mm
Oil
:Mdsbro, N. C."
children of Myrtle Beach. S. j C.
and Mr. and Mrs. A. C WhitUe
"T.-.hi ;rLi 1 'of MdeansviBe spent last weekend
jar.' ana Jim rut w .!k J .i t c wkim.
. "r"1. folk. Vs.. ner son . Johnnie; also ZTIL ,ZZZr,
dava use ween wm -vneir oroiner : i,. . . , iuuu uiutuman , ,. - ,,j.p
nshh ' iick Johnof Fairiess ;Little "Chip"' Aosley retyrtied
.S wiSfS Hills. r Pa, spent -thn week; end home last yTedhesday following s
.StL' T nWffli ai, visited Mrs. G P. Pridgen, Mr ? -on Monday. ' ' , ;
rfn-S.u nd Mrs. R. J. Andrews, Mr. and Eeryone wiH regret to iearn
nmhulTu, Gew Pridgen., Charles (thai Mayor? Ed Stric Wand is a
daftfteXn! " Sun" John is serving hU two yean in paUent at Puke Hospital
- me aw Dei ore entering coneee '
Mr. and Mrs. D. I Matthis left atationed to Nonfalk, Vir
Sunday for Marion, S. C where giaia at time. ; v
wey Wiiu dc visiuns jar ana nn.
Mason Ledbetter for several days, t " ' i; ' ; -; ' '
Mrs. J. C Brock was guest of; LaiHOerf KeLDOl
Hostess To Club
Mrs Earl Huie was high scorer Every 1st and 3rd Sunday, evening
Sii. Y ;
AT G.inCH
FIHST BAPTIST CHURCH
p. E. PARKERSON, MINISTER"
. Charles Tanner Youth Pastor. .)
sunaay scnooi :4 a. m.
J. A. Johnson, blip t.
Morning Worship 11:00 a. m' '.
Music by Church Choir ,
4 4 Training tnion 7-0O p. m. '
' H. C. Allen, Director '
' Evening Worship S:00 p. m. .j
WARSAW , i METHODIST CHURCH
L. T. WILSON- MINISTER
- CHURCH SCHOOL a. m. v
A. M. Benton Sup't, '
4 Worship Services 11:00 A. M. .".
, , " Sermon:
. ' , 1 Music: w '
',WARSAW fxtcSBYTERIAN
" s ' ' CHURCH ' t "'
NORMAN ; FLOWERS MINISTER
v? Church School 9:50 a. m.
i Allen W. Draughon, .'Jr. Sup't.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. ;
j; Pioneer. Fellowship 6;W P. M. 5
Evening Worship 7:S0 P. M.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH',
' PAUL MULL, 'PASTOR
, Sunday School 10.00 AM. ,
t Hobert Prfce, Sup t. I - "
, Morning Worship 11:00 A, M.
Training Worship 6:45 P. M. :
. .Evening Worship 8:00 P.: M. -tPENTECOSTAL
HOLINESS
- ' CHURCH . - -Evenimr
Worshii) Service 7:30 P. M
- Sunday School 10:00 A. M. .
'; Worship Service . 11:00 A. M.
WARSAW PSNTECOASTAL
; HOLINESS CHURCH ,
PASTOR 1 i " 1
MRl GARbAND MURRAY
Worshin Services
Each Sunday morning; ai 11 o'clck
Mrs. I O. JioHingswortn at tne ,4 The descendants of the late Rev.
fhriner's Convention h ii d : a t aihj Mrs. O. D. Lambert held their when. MflCIBill Taylor' entertained
wngntavuie aeaea ; . , . ; nnnuat-.laberrMilr Reuniratmbe,e?rld dub.-?,
Bouse, aenda Kornegay. and of th ev. and Mrs. Ralph Lam- ice ' bucket asher " award and Norman Barwick. Superintendent
Diane Wanab spent . last . Sunday t bert of Goldsboro. 1 second high, plastic overshoes, ' '
A picnic lunch was served on went to Mrs. W. P. West Others The heart's letter is read in the
the grounds, f ; playing were Mesdshnes John A. eyes 1
Members of the family attending Johnson, R..D: Johnson, JrS J.' Ji.'. r " Hprhprt
were: Mr: and Mrs. Hubert Lam- West Elbert Matthis. Lee Brown. 1
parents, Mr. and Mr G. S. Beat bert an daughters, Mrs. OUie and F. A. Mitchner. . ' I . ' "
Miss Sue .Whttfle has returned D" of Raieigh; Mi. aiid Mrs.tr-TM, iMMtes served chips and .. " " ' , ..' '
home from E. C. C for the sum-1 WiUiam Powetl and son, Mr., and soft drinks during play,, and at the Wnat 'W.W'. not' heart
' A vacation l;iUa Schocxl Kvill be
held at the I'irst B;ipbi.t Church
in Warsaw, June l-q, 1961 at 8:30
A.M. 'Ul 11-30 AM. 4 , - '
. AU young people, , ages 3-16,
are urged to attend t i
i c
; - I i ( ! were l"' .1 rrom I.;,-:;;
. J.. it. 1 i i, . .. -.ship k-ador,
'rt ' "' " who gave-a buinary tf Dr. Kachul
Q ; . Lavis' tuiit which b .e had L..llver-
' ''Basic Sewing Construction" jed at a recent Lome dumonstra
wasr the demonstration given to tion club muning m JCenansville.
ihembers o f the Penny Branch Mrs. Mae . bpicer home . agent,
Home Demonstl'ation Club, when gave, a most helpful demonstration
lit met Jast Wednesday aifternoon ori sewing i construction, giving
' " "A- - " -hplrrful . nointers .concerninif th
a iiL' at the clubhouse. ' v 'helpful, pointers concerning the
' MnnOVflCiJ Ulfl II. v i The meeting which was opened correct use of the sewing machine- i
"Mr and Mrs, Buy West of War-' wit tine staging ef "Jioly, Holy, including theus of tne auacu
saw 'announce; the' birth. Of a eon, - Holy wis presided, over by Mrs. menta; , cprrect ' choosing of patr
Douglas Ray, May lbth,'at t)up- E. C. Wray who gave the" devo. terns; 7. the selection of materials.
im .General JHospitifl id Kenans- tional fotloving the singing of the na many oyief neipiul phases a
ville. Mrs; West is the former Mar-
gueritt-Britt of Mount Olive.
hymn.- - ' t ,i' sewing. , ;,f '
. During the business , meeting At the close of the meeting Mrs.
ans were made tor a own "cook- st-eo-, jjajson, npsiess servea aen-
kj '".( ' ' l"t" on Juna 11 at the home of ,cious strawberry shortcake to the
nOT10 JiQtQQnQfS Mr,' and Mrs. Jt B. Xorrans to mne members attecdLng.
Mesdaunes BiU- Vann and J. F.
Strickland were hostesses to mem
bers' of the Home. Gardner's Club
when it met last Wednesday after
noon in the Fellowship Room of
the Baptist, Church 'here.'- 1 "'
;! the absence of the president,
Mrs. W.. 1 J. . West- presided , over
the meetnig nend installed officers
fop' the I In-odming year, jOfficers,
installed ware as iollowsi r Mrs;
Bill- Vann, president; Mrs, 1 AJlerf
Draughon,: -vice- president,' and
Mrs. J. F. Strickland, secretary '
.'-nTSS.'V tUK.RMII.;;: .
. '7 llOUSJCSfyft 'APARTMENT ,
"1 T,,,-3? ' JIN Si,u.v.4. '
,( j - . Kenansville and VVarsavJ '
L ' V.K, t vg ' jw ; 4 f '
"i , Mr8. Homer C Brown ij.'J ,
4 ninu .374 1 , ' , 'k , i Rose, Hill N. C
y , .Jn- .I. Irs. Bcltotv MiiishcM'yV;,.
"-fhOne 554 t-v -" N: C.'
fit Carolina Beach.
; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bedding
fieM of MaUbrook spent last week
end v wdtht, iMafi. ; BaaagfieUTs
at, bridge- last Monday evening , At t 80 O'clock .
JSunday School, at 10:00 o'clock
s v " r Every Sunday
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Best1 and
daughter spent- last weekend at
Camp Morehead where they visit-
ed Mr, and Mrs. Purcett Jones. -
Mr.' and Mrs. George Taylor
visited friends in Pelham during "' oaugnwrs
the weekend.? ' , r Vb?ro!1 M5H Mim.Aus;
Mr. and Mr JamW Avwt of n pl
RM.unn( v?ataTfcrr wifwh ' otr guest were Miss Edna
Honeycutt and Mrs. B. Baine, G"y. i0,0'- W C'
during the weekend. ;'. , ; '
Mrs. Norman Barwick and sons, conclusion blueberry pie, topped rues rtot;
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Killette and with icecream and coffee. ' John Hey wood t
daughter, and Mrs. Fannie Ander-i 1 "' ' -
son and sons all of Warsaw; Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Lambert , and
children of Mt Ouve; Rev, and
Mrs. W. M. Watkins and daughters
STOP - BUY :-W . -SAVE
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OAS FOR LESS ' ,
; Recnlsur 27c Per Gallon I Ili-Tt 30c
-" All Brands Of 'Oa'i
U. 8ILT0N D. M IHSHKW - OWNERS MATTIK . MN8HKW ,
Sp
1AST DIAIXE
ring Clearance Sale
$139.95
irthiicd Poriablesl
t9!l Emerson PdHdbles . : ; $149.95
lr, G: E. Portables ..... . ; . . $159.95
IT Console TV'S $169.95
'l1''- i C ' .'(aslpwas)
- All makes and models of GE, PHILCO and. r
, ' ' . - ElERSON Televisions V m , '
Priced To Pit Your: Budget-AU Prices With Trade
STEREOS
Symphonic. Console
With AM & FM Radio
$159.95
,..-,- ,t
GEia Walnut or
, .' ; Mahogany.
RADIOS
AU Models of Table And
Transistor .Radios
Reduced ' - '
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' Used Televisions . :
- (First Choice-,
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, $35.00
$149.95. .
Pictoro Tube Sale (through ; month
cf Mayv Only $29.95
. i . ' 4 X Full Year Guarantee ',
r ,
Grice of Goktsboro and Rev. Don-
ner Iucas of Falcon. ,
Mrs. Kornegay ;
Hostess At Bridge
- Mrs. j. u. Kornegay was hos
tess to members of her bridge :
dub last Tuesday evening at her
home here. . L;.y ?!:
- Those attending were Mesdames
Allen Draughen, Jr, O. S. Mat-"
thews, Mitchell Britt, W.,G. Britt. '
John Fonvieile, W- P. West, John
A. Johnson, and Ed Bines. ' : j
1 When scores were tallied, Mrs, !
Draughon received an attractive
cobbler 's apron and Mrs. Matthews
received a cheese board as second
high winner.. ; rl'A; -...Y:-
: mis. Kwrnegay served potato I
chips and soft drinks duing pro-
gression, and at concliulon. a lime
pineapple congealed salad, cookies
and coffee.. 1 .'
Cfob Meets Wittf i
Mrs.Weatherly
' ' Mr, Jack Weathierry entertain
ed members of ber bridge dub at
her home here last : Thursday
evening'. . . ; :-r
Mrs. E.: E. Jones was; big h
scorer and Mrs. A. J. .Strickland
received the second high award
Others playing were Mesdames
INDIANA
.The Hoosiers aren't particularly proud of the
huge amount of masonry that is their .State Capital
at Indianapolis. More symbolic of the city is the85
foot-high Soldiers and Sailors Memorial with foun
tains splashing in summer and an elevator running
to the top. No, 1 tourist attractions are the Motor:
Speedway where the -500-mile races are held.thc
World War Memorial Plaza which includes Ameri
can Legion headquarters, the Scottish Rite Cathed
ral with its 63 hell carillon. Other, attractions are
the home of James Whitcomb Riley, pOe,t and the
children's hospital named for him. , - '- ;
Flrstl3ATIC:JAL DaiiJi
Each,; Account - WALLACE 'Member i
Insured To ,N. C . 'of ,;'
1 ? $10,000 ' " Federal Reserve
ByF.p.I.a V , , System;
' "The Only Bank In This Area With Membmhlp s' a.
1
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' Register Now For . .i , '
:'Summe; r TennJ)ay School . ,
Term Begins iJune 12-Kinstpht
- Complete Secretarial Courses - ,
Spee'dwriting . Shorth'd(.fi' Accounting Course ,
v i 7 inaiviauai . auDjecis ' . f
. Approved Foir Veterans Trainings c -
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; GLAZED JONUTS
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Large ' Sail :
23c
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53c
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Fresh Yellow Cora..:
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