. IK hCtLTN TV'iLS KENANSVOXEi N, . X..1
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PERSONALS
.1 Mr. ..and Mrs. Paul Brltt ytai' fa
vtniiy ana Mr. and Mrs. Wi U. intt
.Jr." and family gpetit i'hanksgjvina
l)ay with Mr. aauMrs. VVi G. Isrui
Sr- of Pariiton. . , 1 ' v,"
; i mr.; aya Mrs. Ray Jtfckson "and
oaugnier oi cnanoue spent man
iksgjving- pay 'withli Mis.-ltooert
JJavis. -Sunuay dimre,r guests ul
Mrs Davis .were ' Mr,. and Mrs.
iTrank Haper of ChapeiyHill. f
, ,' Mrs. t. K. Hall' of Belmont fend
Miss Elsie McGowen of Charlotte
were weekend guests of Mr and ,
Mrs. O. H. Best. NMKMil tfabor
i f;, Jacksonville, vjsitecf the
, Best's ort Jriday. . ' "' ,
Kvt Mr". 'and Mrs. Hon- Wadkins had
5 tneir week end guest, Mrs. J-
P, Newton of Wilmington;
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Mrs. testusi Royal and daugh
Iter, Mary ? fcue. and' Mrs. B. M".
Turner of Wallace wtre Xhursuay
'dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Ka
'Iph test, Sr. .
' Sunday guests of Mr.-- vt'VLfe
Milton Hudson were: Mrs. Sttmietf
.Lockerman of Hose-Hill and Mr.
fend MA. Ralph Byrd and child
ren, bf Clinton. , v
i ,Mr. and Mrs. Jack Quirtcttj' Of
... jdeit and ,krs Paul: Barry i
Wajhingtoii, 0. & were guests of
M'sP.,S. Berry Thanksgiving
.pay.'1 ' : "
f Mrs. Emmett Redmon and sons
, . and vMrs. Allen McCustui of Mt
Olive were Thursday dinner
gue&ts of Mrs. Frank Hayslip.
'.,v'MiSs Carol Baars of Chapel Hill
- spent the week end with her pa
h r'enlh; 'Mii and Mrs. Fred Baars.
rSr wake Foresf CoUego
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bfimAiiitmiu tJir ntirl Mrs ; Tl. '
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5; Mrs. Harry Murphy and daif-1
6"icrn, uaii miu ouan oi fienan
ville and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tat-
lot, Sam Taylor and Leon Taylor,
Jr., were Tuursday dinner guasis
oi Ajr. and Mrs. Emmons Garner.
J?iie..di of WUi Irene Strickland
will te happy ,to learn that she I
naf: letuintM 'nome after being an I
operative ..patient -Jvupun Oene
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Mrs; Ingram
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"UrSUW r, I M.
" The ' t eLowship and : Y6uh
Choir of the Warsaw Presbyterian
church open.:!! the monthly meet
ing of 'the Parents-Teachers Aso-
ciatioii jat Tuesday .evening at
?:3a p m. Following ; an, opening
njmn, rat&y bne.ir.eid. read' una
lh' scirlBtlu,; .Micky Cavis haa
1 tne tevouoii, and tiianne Shef-fieid-tead
a pue.n after wlrtch tn
choiksang ' Gud Bless 'Arnt'b.'
'ifierr-ioiiowfct a, Si.di-t Iju8ine&
meeting' during which tfrne -tlie
g?J voted to dona'te 150.60 to
ouHd "a covered .Walkway at"tho
Warsaw Grammar .School; build-tng'.-
Srs" John : N., j'onvielle pre
sident;' announced; ".that. the; flag
whiih aid now. ' flown at eaeq
JtWbl weli pjfcfiased by" the
-TA with thq' assistance, of Con
gressman Daid Henderson, t She
also mentioned ' that same had
been flown in Washington, D. L
and, that. the. children, were fas
cinated by. this fact. Miss Ihelnii
iwinson'S Class and Mrs. G,b
Buck's class won a $900 prwt
Ph most monc
in. the-fund racing campaign i
the room-count if.
wrn,
which Mrs. J- M. Peirce iina Mis
Ray West won, Miss Swinson iH'
troduced Mrs. Saliie Ingram oi
;for
the evening was "Reading'' or to
Kenan and ' North Duplin Higli
Schools. Mrs. vlngramrs" topic ;tor
be mpre precise "Reading Fqr En
joyment. .' -.'b K
. "Redding is an endless ;oppor
tfihity: an eve . open' door to an
ever1 greater Wntal growth," sl.c
beBaii.','Pi;actically all the wisdom
of the world is. in good .books. K3
We cart ever read all fhe -gooC
dooks that hive been written, but
the more ona1 reads the richer one
is
She
that
the totentialitiesol gooa.readingt'
"The ruses ,tf? reading Sn this
practical 6ge aremany -Jorie'may
read to gain mastery of a trade; to
escape, to forget, t.o experience vi
carious, chills' and -thrills, to ac4
qtlire what passea under Hho ge
neral heading f . eulture,1 and to
f.:iior " ntuov . fenarp" time She
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we.nt on to say, nowever mat.
Reading for enjoyment is an ac-
tivity of a rfiffeient sort. !
Mrs. Ingram - received many
chuckles when she said, "We can i
also find in. the works of the an- !
cients '.- tx.xle- and conditions!:
' which r .not far, removed frpm
Thia'Price
' scat jbowU-
Yoiir .Hogi
in true and nseful ;wisaom.
further .stated- aba,t i'l -wsh
'l' irflfdDtin-6ryes ta
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Cayenaugh-Thomas Wed Saturday
At Five In Warsaw Methodist Church
me mamafee of " ftgusd Gloria
Catherine Tnu.uas anu j an its ia
Ray Cavenaugh was solemnized
Saturday in the Warsaw Metho
dist Church at five o'clock.
The bride is the daughter of
Major and Mrs. David. E. McQuis
ton of biloxi, xvliss. and the grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs K. H.
Sutton of Warsaw. The bride
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Cavenaugh of Kenansvuie
Music was presented by Miss
Katrina Sutton, organist and Miss
Ruth Cavenaugh, vocalist.
The Rev. L. T. Wilson, pastor
of the brid.' officiated with the
assistance 6f itev. Noriihan Flo
wers. ' f
Given in marriage by her fa
ther, the bride--1 wore a formal
gowff of sheer 'silk taffeta fash
ioned with an off shoulder "v
neckline and abbreviated sleeves.
Alencon lace accenting the sleeves,
neckline and Princess line front
was extended across the back
over colonial bustle. Her two tisr-ed-veil
of imported silk illusion
was attached to a pearl crown.
j :,...n Cfc .
our ptet. iui io
this quotation from a. recent
paper. "Our youth now loves lu-
xury. They have bad manners,
contempt for authority, disrespect
for older people. They contradict
their parents . . . and tyrannize
their teachers.'' The cnuckies
were heard when she said SocVa
tes wrote this in 329 B. C.
IV "Reading may indeed be a poor
' substitute for living, but it bows
j to no superior as a guide, inter
preter, and companion. .
Mrs.' Ingram ended her inspir
ing, talk with a quotation by iCli-
zabeth 'Berrett Browning.
man can be called friendless who
has God and the companionship
of good books."
SUNDAY
r'AT CHURCH
FIRST BAPTIST' CHURCH '
i. e: parkerson; minister
Charles Tanner Youth Pastor. '
f; Sunday School 9:45 a.' m. f
'. ' J. A. Johnson', Sup't."
' Morning Worship U;0fl a.. m.'
' Music by Church Choir , '
Training Union 7:00 p. m.
H. C. Allen. Director
' Eveninjt Worship $.00 p. m." :'
WARSAW METHODIST ' CHURCH
L. T. WILSON MINISTER"
CHURCH SCHOOL i:45 a. m.
"Aj.3. Benton Sup't., ..,
- Worship Services 11:00 A. It.-.-'--.
' Sermon: ' , t
, Ht; v Music: ' " .
i WARSAW PRESBYTERIAN.
" x-.v CHURCH, '"
NORMAN FLOWERS MINISTER
: ' Church School 9:50 a. m.
Allen W. Draughon, Jr. Sup't
- Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Pioneer Fellowship 6:00 P.- M. :
Evening Worship 7:30 P. it:-.-,.
CALVARY. BAPTIST CHURCH -
- PAUL MULL, PASTOR V
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
Colon McLauria Sapt " 'X
Morning, Worship 11 ;00 A.'. M.V
Prayer Service 8 p-m. Wednesday
, - 7:0? Training Union,M ;f ,
'John Yancey Director :
"'WARSAW PENTE COASTAL
HOLINESS CHURCH r V
. '',' PASTOR , ' : 'f
Rev. Jesse L, Danfals v;
Worship Services
Morning Worship 11:00 -.:
Evening. Worship 7:.?0,
Sunday School ar;' 10:00 o'clock -
- - , Every Suhdajr y
Normaa Barwfck. -Superintendent
Thursday Eveniag - ;
Prayer Meeting 7:30
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Phone No. 293
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She carried a prayer book lopped
with a white orchid.
The maid of honor was Miss
Linda Bell of Goldsboro. She wore
an emerald green velvet street
length dress with scooped neck,
short sleeves and sheath skirt-.
Her matching headpiece was cen
tered with a rose with a circular
veil. She carried a bouquet oi
autumn leaves centered with bro
nze chrysanthemums.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. A- J.
Jenkins, Jr. of Warsaw, Mrs. Ken
ncV' Midgett of Hickory, Mrs. Lib
Lanier of Wrightsville Beach,
Miss Joanne Flowers of Warsaw,
and Miss Sara Alice Fussell ' of
High Point. Their dresses were
like that of the honor attendant
J"and, they carried simitar bougiiets.
The bridegroom's father wa
best man. Ushers were David
Benton, J. W. Straughan, Jr., Al
len Sutton, Jirtmy Lanier, ail
of Warsaw and Laran Houston of
Beulaville.
The mother of the bride wore
an elegantly fashioned gown ol
reef green and matching acces
sories. She wore a corsage of j
bronze cymbidium orchids. The
grandmother of the bride wore a
teal blue dress with matching ac
cesories. Her corsage was a white
orchid. j
The bridegroom's mother wore
a silk brocaded dress of biege with
matching accessories and a white
orchid corsage.
Immediately following the ce
remony, the new Mr. and Mrs
Cavenaugh greeted guests in the
vestibule of the church.
The bride is a graduate of War
saw High School and attended
East Carolina College. She is pre
sently employed with Caolina
Power and Light Company of Ra
leigh. The groom is a graduate oi
James Kenan High School and Is
a student at King's Business Col
lege and associated with Hooper
HqlmeS Bureau, Inc., of Raleigh.
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Mrs. Cavenaugh chose, a green
i woolen suit with: black accesso-
I ries and lifted the orchid from iter
I grayer book for- her wedding trip-
Alter a short wedding trip, Mr-
and. Mrs.--Cavenaugh will be at
home at 2508V4' Vanderbilt Ave
nue, : Raleigh.
.v DINNER PARTY
:. Mr.' and Mrs. R. H.. Sutton en
tertained the out of town guests
and wedding party of the Thomas
Cavenaugh wedding Friday even
ing at their home near Warsaw
wuh a dinner.
The guests were invited into
the dining room where a delici
ous turkey dnner was served buf
fet. The serving table was cover
Ad with a white linen cloth cen
tered with an attractive arrange
ment of white flowers. Card ta
bles covered with cloths were pla
ced in the living room and bri
dal cakes decorated with each gu
est's name used as place cards
The 'tables were decorated with
amall flower arrangements cen
tered with burning candles. Fifty
guests attended.
REHEARSAL PARTY
Miss Gloria Thomas and Mr. Ja
mes Cavenaugh were honored Fri
day evening at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Joe Sutton with a rehe
arsal party. The party was given
by Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bell, Mr.
and Mrs. William C Sutton, Mr
and Mrs H L Anderson, Mr and
Mrs. Norris Sutton, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Sutton, and Mr. and Mrs. Gra
ham Rhodes, aunts and uncles of
tne bride.
The Sutton home was thrown
en suite for the occasion and at
tractively decorated with flower
arrangements. The guests were
greeted by Mrs. Herman Phillips
-nd Miss Ruth Cavenaugh. 'ine
serving table was covered with a
white nnen cloth centered with ii
crystal candelabrum entwined
with dainty white flowers and
term. Mrs. A. C Bell and Mis. W.
C. Sutton, aunts of the bride, ser
ved punch from a crystal punch
bowl and Mrs. Norris Sutton ser
ved individual bridal cakes. Bri
dal mints and nuts were served
buffet, from the table. Around one
hundred guests attended.
Dr. Blackmore
Spoke At
Spring Hope
Dr. and Mrs. James H. Black
more and children spent the week
end in Spring Hope. On Sunday
morning, November 26, at 11 0'
Clock Dr. Blackmore was given the
key by the Building Committee of
the First Baptist Church therej to
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unlock the door to the beautifully
renovated- Sanctuary, Afterwards
he invited and welcomed the. mem
bers in or the first services since
the work was completed. - ,
Dr. Blackmore delivered the- ser
vice to a completely filled sanctu
ary. The building was started while
he was pastor there and he was in
vited back to deliver the first ser
vice in the renovated sanctuary
after the work was completed.
Mrs. Barker
Speaks At B&PW
At a regular meeting of the War
saw Business and Professional Wo
mens' Club, held at the home of
Mrs. Rivers D. Johnson, Sr., on
Monday evening, November 20,
Mrs. Hazel Sharpe, Career Advan
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most interesting and unique report
by inviting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Barker of Oxford, North Carolina,
to give a reading on the country of
Greece, particularly, the Island of
Rhodes.
After a delightful program, Mrs.
Barker presented a bottle of "Scar
halia Salad Dressing", a dressing
served in Greece, to each of the
members and guests present.
Mrs, Walter A. Carter, Mother of
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Mrs. Sharpe and Mrs. Barker, was
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The meeting closed witk the 'Club
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Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Lanier of
Warsaw announce the Marriage of
their daughter, Barbara Ann, t0
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