J r. p "d Mrs. . Monroe Minshew
fit t visited last Thursday
t j.ith to. nd-Mr BeUaii
mshew and. boys. ' T (..;'!";..-
!:r. I id J,Hrs.' Arthur ' Bentoo
, ad ch,.J.ea. Kathy and Tommy,
- pent the weekend with her pa
. l ents- Mr. and Mr. J.C. Bos? in
'.. pals Clty,,i-'''U':''!-'
Mr. and .Mr Frances Button
tif Mt. Olive' visited Mr and Mrs.
jpelton Minshew Sunday, r, r.
t Mr. and Mrs. Solon James, Jr-,
and children visited his parents,
., Mr and Mr Solon James Sr.,
y Thursday. - ; '': v" "A
i Mr., and Mrs. Joe Cos tin visited
; - her ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.. C
Tvnriali Saturday eveniiut i'.-i' '
f Mrs. Dick Straughan and chil-
drer of Jacksonville visited ' her
day.- V. :i; ;V.-V;pi ".-'i ; ;; ' 4y
. I .' .'A.. HT. I- r!lini with
Xtlr. ' niut Mm. Joe Pool and Mr.
antt Mm C. W. Ridffe of Hieh
, JimmV Benton o( Charleston
Jiftcfeh day leav wilh hi -pa-Ms,
Mt. and Mrs. E. J. Benton.
: Greenwood, fia, ! are 1 wsiung
K With their daughter and family.
-: Mr. and Mrs. JSd StrjcKiana ana
; children. '
A Rrnadu Rivenbark and
So Danny are visiting her Sis
teif and family. Mr. and Mirs.
beans Grove in Hollywood. Ela.
, anuses : oreuua .. ouuui
Linda Grice spent last week at
. T,, I- . O 1 .1- ..,t
VV" KakJ Um. tlill inm Xiraara
-'yi-J :i t Uiink TfnlK eruMI
io- Aolr with her tSarents. Mr.
' and Mti. Ry Carter.
me Deacn iasi ww.
:.!vn-. and - Mrs. Milford Quinn
the weekend in Windy Beach, S.
'i " k.m.itl' IV.... nnrl "Paul
feritt Jr; whe attended, a ioot-
4 all camp there last week ur
' tied home with them Sunday.
.;The Joe, Sutton's spent last
jWednesaay al wjr cottage ai
parelina; Beacji. 4' '
irfrm nf ML Oliv visited her pa
rents.; Mr. and Mrs. hoti Kprne-
Bton Thursday. iA. ; : f '
Quinn. . MSri Gerald Quinn and
rniw CUtink"vmiiaA In. nAlltavillp
' Wednesday 'afternoon, -4 'i ' t."
of Chapel Hill spent several days
with .her parents,! Mr. auf ,Mr.
Graham Phillips last week.-
' H Mn RnKu Rsaalav ttnent Sun-
r-
day with her nephew and family
jnr. ana Mrs. james oonosvo tu
M-jene'BelsIgf, Phil and Jeahet-
' 4 TlMI ensnt 1.r Atirulnv at Mn.
rehead.
.-.,Mr. and Mrs. Graham Quinn
' and children of Greenville spent
,k&' n..nLnnJ Mrirk thalv' vtOrollt..
Mr. i and Mrs. Sanford Packer and
; Mrt. Lillian Quinn. Mrs. Quinn
returned home with. Ahem for a
visit;
. The Joe Wilson's snent last
week at varoitna aeacti vaca
tioinng. ; ,V Mrs. Blanche flowers of Caly
pso visited Mr. and Mrs. San
. ford Packer last Sunday.
-. Mr. and Mrs.' Otis Cribb and
daughter of Hish Point spent
last Wednesday afternoon with
. hit sister and family, Mr. ' and
Mn Ml T. Kinlaw - -
, s Litch Huie of Mebane spent
Saturdav with his Darents. Mr
r i r r :
'recently visited relatives in Kin
eton. i
i Ml W. C. Rouse of Gpldsboro
tort, were recent over night gu-
ests of Mrs. Butlers parents, MT.
and Mr. Clinton Bouse.
'4 Mr arid Mrs. , Paul Hunter and
children spent several days last
new
hdrews
Next To
Hi-Wqy
a
FRESH
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week with Mr. and Mrs. Vance
CJofelter jn Mebane.rj - V
i Mn .Jvk Knrnesav ''of Golds-
I'boro spent Monday with her pa
rents, Air. ana 4rs. yomi reu?-
jet ..h v ?-V'-; i
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs.' Norman BarwickVwere Mr,
and Mrs. Austin Ridee of Micro.
drs. Hal Wifgslt and .children
tof , Alexandria, Va. spent the
weekend i with her ; parents, Mr.
and Mrs.7 Eddie Drewv;'..r.';',tk;:.-?';y .
Mrs,' IBura - Albertson spent
several days last, week, wn tt.s.
Zebe Arbertsoa of Beulaville and
Mjrs. Eddie Rinark and fami
ly of. Rose HflU,'j '!..,' 1;v.iv:
Mr, and Mrs. ; William Powell
and Jerry returned recently fol
lowing a vacation in-Selma, Ala.
where they visited their son and
daughter-in-law, , Mr.;, and Mrj.
William Powell, Jr., i:
, Mr. and Mrs. Job Wahah and
Annette visited Mr. and Mrs. R.
E.) Tunnel! of Greenvilje Sun
day : iv HV-'V;, . v. . j
IMr. and Mrs. B . C. Sheffield
unit famllv and Mr. and Mrs. Al
lan Draughan and family spent
last week .at Surf City i
Mrs. N. A. Mitchell and Mrs.
Fisher Carlton and girls spent
last week at Fort Fisher. r
'Mrs. T. R. Quinn and Mrs.
Johnny Jenkins, Jr. spent Satur
day in Beulaville.
Mrs; Richard Williams and
Son Frederick of Beulaville spent
Saturday with her sister and chi
ldren, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Carl
ton.; . t
Mrs. I. J. Quinn visited her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. V G. Alder
man Friday, night in Rose Hill ;
Mrs. Johnny Jenkins, Jr. and
her mother. Mrs. T. R. Quinn
shopped in Fayetteville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jackson and
children of -Charlotte spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Winnie Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Costin and
children of near Kenansville vi
sited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Costin Sunday afternoon..
V Rdy . JJasty . Of Kenansville
spent last Wednesday night with
his aunt and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Costin. $(' ojR .
I FriendS iOf Pn. - Otto S. Mat
thewa will reeret to learn that
he is an- operative patient in N.
C. Memorial Hospital in cnapei
Hill. ; - ' ' ' : '
Mr. Arnold Jones and children
Jo Carol 'and Sharrann and Ca
rol Jordan of High Point spent
WafternooB ai White Lake. :
Mr. and Mrs.J. P. Pavis of
Chapel Hill spent the weekend
with their famiUes, Mrs. Martha
Davis and Mr. od, Mrs. W J.
Weatlierly. " -i. " 1 .
-Mr, and Mrs. ..Joe Surratt visi
ted their son and family Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Surratt Jr. and child
ren in Goldsbpro Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sutton vi
sited her mother, Mrs. Virginia
Strickland in Newton throve bun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Hollingsworth
Mpartnmpn Frank Steed. Jr..
Joe Costin, Elwood Revelle,, Joe
Kornegay, Douglass' Towns end
and Gerald Quinn were hostess
es last Tuesdav eveninit when
Mrs. Herman Hollingsworth was
surprosed with a Stork Miower,
Guests present other than the
honoree and hostesses were Mes-
dames Robert Matthews, Bill
Best, John C. Pridgen, James
Afnette, and Mrs'Roby Beasley
and Mrs. Steed's daughter, Laura
Melene. W;''.
Upon arrival' hfi .all tne guests
in Mrs. ... Hollingsworith's home,
I.Mtle Inra Melen : Steed Dre-
sented her with a white carna
tion corsage appropriately bed on
a yellow and white baby rattler.
After Mrs. Hollinesworth. who
was completely surprised, com
posed herseiz, sue opened ine
many lovely and useful gifts wh
ich she received from, her nei-
immmX:..
Produce ;yarket
Minshew's Service
ijjt South-Warsaw.
FEATURING
COLD MELONS "
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
s- OTHER SPECIALTIES
. Bug Repellant , "
. Tatio Lamps ' ;
vs. EMrley Cc-iin
ghbor' friends, , ' .
Iced Pepsis, chocolate cookies
and open faced pimento cheese
sandwiches were served.
Graduates Air:
University t :
MAXWELL AF8. Ala. Lieuten
ant Colonel Robert L. (West of War
saw, N.. C, an Air Force' Reserve
officer, was a member of the grad
uating class at the recently conclud
ed - Command ; and Staff v Colleee
orientation course at the Air Univer
sity. a i'r; ..i ryrj
i The colonel, an attorney, is a gra
duate of Wake Forest College, Wio-ston-Salem,
. N; C. A member of
the Masonic Lodge, he is the son Of
Mrs, Bertha P, West, College Sta
tion, Warsaw.':.; ..
He is married, to the former Anne
Van, Wyck Pollock of Kinston, N.
C';-. : p . 'yi' -' 'i.'.v-
i Colonel West was one of 383 sele
cted reserve, officers from a wide
range of civilian occupations and
professions to he chosen for the
special course. He received instruct
tlon designed to better acquaint him
with the present threat to free wor
ld security. The current roles capa
bilities and employment concepts of
Air Force ' aerospace Components
and forces of the otner u, p. puu
tary services-were stressed. ; , 1
'., ,-L. ".i il . i ,1' .. . ' 1 'I ' .
33 Kin Attend v
Dinner Honoring
Mrs. Byrd
Mrs. W. A. Byrd of Route 2,
Warsaw was honored Sunday
with a famil homecoming and
birthday , celebration.
Mrs. Byrd, who will note her
69th birthday on' Sunday, July
15, was feted by 33 of her kin:
children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren.' " -iy '
Eight of her nine children
urere nreaent with their families.
Only pne son, Bill Byrd of Swan
nanoa who had visited the pre
vious week, was unable to at
tend. ', ' i
Children ' Dresent ; include Mrs.
Rnhv CarHnn and Mrs. Irene Po-
Well of Hollywood, Florida; Mrs.
Madeline 'Beaseley of Goldsboro;
Alex Byrd, of Falson; Robert
Byrd of Wilmington; D5ck Byrd
of tternerl-jJack Byrd -and, Mrs.
LKrt "tiosticr ipf Warsaw? V v
Mrs. Byrd was honored, with a
(large birthday cake and with
gifts. The bountiful dinner was
served picnic style at ? the home
just off the Warsaw-KenansviUs
highway.1 ' 1
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Attends Institute;
Henrv Edwards, of .Warsaw. N.
C.v,is attending a National Science
Foundation Institute-for High sch
ool teachers of the Earth Sciences
now beine held at the .University of
North Carolina, June 7- July 17.
v Edwards is a teacher at tne Jam
es Kenan 'High School in Warsaw,
N. C. A total of 8 students are re
gistered in this NSP . institute at
unc. .. :y:;V;.!: u.,. ,
The institute is sponsored by the
UNC Department of Geology and
Geography under a grant w ks.wu
from the National Science Founda
linn Fach teacher attending recei
ves a stipend of $4S0 plus an illov-
ance tor aepenaenu an iravei, , (
The establishment 'of the institu
te was prompted by the work of th
North Carolina Curriculum . Study
Committee which recommended
that a course in the earth sciences
be taught in the ninth grade, but
discovered that few teachers were
qualified to teach ftuch a course
Courses offered by the'institute in
physical geology, Jurtoricat geology
and physicial geography are desig
nator persons "with little or no
previous training in -the field.
Station
N. C
r .
- 3 T!
.i-'Mis Yvonne Caroleavis whose engagement Is announced by
Tjer jndthe," Mrs, . Martha Davis, to- ASC Earl Jackf Benton, Jr. of
VKeesler Atf Force Base, Mississippi. Mr. Benton is the son of Mr,
s'and Mrs. Earl Jack Bentbn; Sr. of Wareaw; The wedding' is planned
for Sunday, , August 28. , . f mM'm ? '
( Dr, RoyvL. Ihfam, chahman of
the Department ,f Geology and
Geograph is director of the institu'.a
H is assisted by Associate notesr
sor of geology Walter. H. - Wheeler
and Assistant Professor of georgra
phy Sherwin H. Cooper., . . '
The-dates of the NSF Earth Sci
ence' Ihstitute correspond" to the
University's first session of . Sum-
cv,i r
ui auHiw.'
Miss Rollins
Honored At
Dessert Bridge
' Mrs.' Robert J Lewis -.and Mrs.
John A. Johnson, entertained at
the Lewis home on Plank Street
last Friday evening h i honoring
Miss Judy Rollins, a July bride,
elect at 8:00 p.m. with a dessert
bridge party.. - ' Vlt
The 'home' was' dedwatea with
arrangements of' White filadioli
and, shasta daises with turning
white tapers. JSi
White carnation corsages were
presented the honoree and ; her
mother, Mrs, Glenn Rollins. Ice
cream, mit?, mints and bridal ca
kes were served upon arrival bh
tables cpvCred whh, white cloths
and!, centered with", the burning
tapers. - ' . : -"f
tjuests placing were Mesdames
A. 'J. Jenkins! Jf, George West,
and Misses Sara Alice Fussell,
Martha Ann? Bar,;; and Ann Stra
ughan and ithe honoree and her
mother. Mrsii Jlenkins ; won a' ba
king "dish' for bridge high, and
Mrs: Fussell" won a c"0aier : set
for canasta high.-; j;v-.?f
During progression,' punch Was
served from the dining room ta
ble which was thrown with a
white linen cutwork cloth ; and
centered with, a lovely arrange
ment of white gladioJL ; .f ;
Miss Rollins was presented
wuth a Vegetable dish -In ''e
chosen pattern by the 'hostesses,
; ".. i, i,T.?i-t ;
' ; '-'.) .i. -v.- '.-".' :'','
uis
To Attend llat'l : :
A delegation "of five Explorers,
an one adult, leader will represent
the Tuscarora Council, Boy1, Scouts
of America, at the 1st National Em
ployer Delegate Conference, which
will be held o ' August. 26-30J at the
University of Michigan, : AnnArboc
Michigan. . "',;. ;( ' , i .4;;,'.
Over 3,500 delegates are expected
at the conference.. These Explorers
were elected locally to represent the
300,000 American , boys of hijgh sch
ool' age In Exploring.' . ,,; : '
the conference , program, i built
around the present theme of Explor
ing,; rOur Best Today . f or a Bet
ter Tomorrow,' V has been- comple
tely planned. by a Rational Steering
Committee composed of hjgn-scbool
age Explorers. . ' ; .
The local delegation, elected by
the disrtict and council , Explorer
cabinets, are as follows: J. Charles
Pratt,. Jerry Listen Edwards, Way
ne 'District, Goldsboro,' Oliver D.
Smith, and Johnny Craig Rich, Dup
lin District, Magnolia, and ; John
Munich, Sampson District, Clin
ton, Heading the delegation will be
H. Dean (Brady, District Executive,
Smithfield. Vv h'." f ,,t i
One of the men responsible Jonthe
fine Exploring program, said "One
ot the key conference events wiU
be the discussion groups. " These
young men from across the nation
will tackle such national concerns
as American ideals, free enterprise
as President Kennedy's Challenge
concerning the fitness of American
youth. They hope to come up with
recommendations for their r orO
mom'iprs that wi'l ' "
Methodist Circles
The circles of the Methodist
Church Of Warsaw met last Mon
day night intne 'prospective ho
mes of' the tfnerfibers.
Circle 'Nt'i "met with i Mrs.
Charles1 CafWlfc There were ele
ven members present. Delicious
iliirMt jrifiirtimerit were served.
9 Circle No. met with, Mrs. &o-
bert . Lewis, with six members
present. Ice cream floats, nuts
and cookies were served. '
" Circle No. 3 niet with Mrs. M.
A. Smith. A frozen fruit salad
crackers and punch were served
to the eight members present.
Circle No. 4 met .with Mrs.
Fred Walston. Chess pie, and cof
fee ; was seryed to , the 1 seven
members present.'; y
u Circle No. K S ' met with .- Mrs.
finhert Winders with five cre-
sertt. Ice cream , and pound' cake
was served.; .ii.';:.'..;' ;?-.-.',.;!, .,'.-,
i; Circle No-i 6 met . with Mrs.
Sanford Packer with .Mrs.' Lena
Carlton presiding. .Ice- cjean,- in
cantaloupe- was -servea 10 :, u
nlnw anem'Her' nresent. 7 . I
; The .iMethodist Circles W have
changed .their circle ? procedure
and onlv have a devotional and
snort ' business moeefing -within
the individual . circles i in ; tne
members homes. Following , this
they all meet in the Fireside
Room i of thC Church for , their
program. Monday ; night Circle
No. , 2 gave the program, which
was on ; Youth work uver .oeas,
The circle contest was won . by
Circles No, I, 2, end 3. . ; jf
Attend Recital
Mr.t and'aMr Joe Surratt . at
tended the Mueio jftecital of their
granddauMter,'vPamel8 Surratt J
GoldshoiyiSuiiday .afternoori whi-
.l. k... il.iJ hi DM In: the hnme
of jner music teacher,, Mrs. J. V.
Riley.. iT'l'''- : - .h'-tr '
Joey Surratt Pamela's brother,
mat . the Aueat . at ' the door and
presented them with a progranv
Several school mates ot rameia s
assisted in serving. ' r v ;; 1 ": ;
Punch, cookies and nuts were
served to the friends and .rela
tives ' invited. ;$v'yA 3- 4 , iS;:T
SUNDAYS
AT CHURCH ' ;
' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH V
' D. E. PARKERSON, MINISTER
,. Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
,? , layette Battavv 'tf
' Morning Worship 11:90 a. m. . :
' Music by Church Choir j , ;.' ; '
Training Union 7:00 p. Ptc h
.,: - H. C, Allen, Director '
'Evaning Worship 8:00 p. mV
WARSAW METHODIST . CHURCH
, ' Lr T. WILSON MINISTER ?
CHURCH SCHOOL :i5 a. m.
;' t A, M- Benton Sup't, -Worship
Services 11:00 A. M.
.' ;.i -.'..; Sermon: i-. .
. : - 1 Music:; A
i. f WARSAW PRESBYTERIAN
' CHURCH " s v -(.
NORMAN FLOWERS MINISTER
' Church School 9:50 a. m.
'Alien . W. . Draughori, Jr. Sup't .
Morning Vor p 11:00 A. M.
Pioneer Ft .. iip 6:00 P. M.
- ' Evenine " 1 ship 7:30 P. M. '
CALVA1 . ' TIST CHURCH
PAL Ii.JLL, PASTOR " ! :
t'l-W 1 y School 10:00 A. Mr-.-;
' ' ,Co.on McLaurin Supt .,-
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Prayer Service I p. m. Wednesday
7:00 Training Unloa ,
. v John Vancey Director 1 ,
- WARSAW PENTECOASTAL
. - HOUNESS CHURCH
, , - PASTOR . ,
x . Rev. Jesse L. Danials ,
v-" Worship Services ,
; Morning Worship 11:00
'..,':' Evening1 Worship 7:30 .
Sunday School at 10 00 o'clock
. livery Sunday
firman F irw-ii-v, f -int-nder.t
lit
mm f't,e ''
4 Iv ll-'vlwia .,;;.j .
At U. I J. C. 'if.ffy,-
JIIAPEL .HILL - John Patrick
lartnon of Warsaw, has just re
turned from "the University of
North Carolina where he com
pleted ' pre-registration 4 for clas
ses in the fall, j semester,! 1962. ;
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Harmon of Warsaw, J. C
The purpose of the - pre-regis-
.ration program is io enable gtu
ients entering UNC to take ref
quired placement lests in ' sd
nee, , toseleot .subjects for. t e
.'alii and to have the Opportu, '
to consult; Officials of the Uni
versity, regarding loans, s choluit
shjps, : jobs, Jhouslng, and, ,ROTC
opportuniUes-rti.y--"'".,,, ;
A1rs. Fpnye7o 4 i
Entertains Club
ti Mrs. Ed HSnes was high scorer
when Mrs. John Fonveille en
tertained .the members of-' her
.bridge- club and additional gu
ests last Friday evening. '
' Members playing were Mesda
mes Otto Matthews, J. M. Kor
negay, John Vincent W. G. Britt,
and Ed Hines. Mrs. Hines recei
ved costume Jewelry for high
it &ut :
JANc , PARKtK pAlstKT , ucrMMivicf,
1
or SANDWICH . DlCB.Q - C
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Spanish i5ar n x
VINE RIPE
t V , Ml If ,
s 1 r V'-
boneless Shoulder;
ROAST 6'Sc! II?.
"SUPER RIGI
FRANKS:
FAWOUS J,QUALlTy: MILD TAND MELLOV COFEEE
Ct
ilCITV Z
r
:ru .C:r.
Trices la This Ad Are
hijh. O.. i- - ' ; -I 1" '
Mesdames V... i". .ct -id W. J.
Taylor." -' . .- ''-' '"'. ''
At conclusion rf play, . l".3.
Fonveille served ttiie berry, ice
box 'pie and cof'i 8. During play
she served nuts- and soft drinks-
Club He ;s
: ; Mrs. -Clinton' Rouse ' was hos
tess - to the Baltic Bridge club
last , Thursday evening in her
home on Memprial Drive Ext. t
Member . jplayini .were Mes
dames James Sutton who recei
ved second .high Winnie Javis,
who - received high. Bruce Tor
rans jwho' received, traveling,
Mattie Torrans,'. , Seth Hill ; snd
guests to the Club , were Mesda
mes, V, A.;-Standi' and Hubert
Merrltt, . Jr. Mrs, ; Stancil received
Visitor's' high, i ;v-:i-K P.
During mid-point of play, Mrs.
Rouse served seveH-ufi floats, jpo
und cake and cheese crackers.
frleridlyMDCi Mcf
. The Friendly Home Demons
tration Club met in the home o1
Mrs..' C M. Outlaw.
The President called the meet
ing to order, The club sang "Am
erica - the Beautiful'? 1 Mrs. Eu
gene - Best gave the Devotion.
Tha ilnadera rennrtn . were: Clti-
ienship by Mrs. ' Eugene Best;
a''i i i fix
Donuts
a (
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Boneless
Stew
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ALt MEAT
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45c .
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jane ; ' 'M LK "1, I
20,' Parker 8cx. Sij, VoC
v.
Effective-Thr oush Sz'
-tra- ;
r Cove-
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:3V . t-t p-sent Th
club closfi by repeating the
Qub "0:vct- The hestess
served ft,:, pie. fee cream, po ,
tatoe chips and drinks,. y,- -...l,..
j-,,. ' - 7- r;:;-
, The true, reformer will not 'mf. ,
hata evil, but iU eamc:jt!y ,ender ;
vor to U its pUca wUh zy9:&-:-u-i
', Charles Emmons yr-y
Ifchal:"-'
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