Iia DITLIN M.-..ZS, KI'ANSVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY SEPXERffiEa 13, 1063.
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Phone No. 293 .4420
Mrs. Shirley Costin
r Personals
t Mr. and kfsEc Stickland arid
ajn Juhntw visited, with r their
daughter, v JanV: wR 3 ' P?il
fient n f),. .Jawuna urenopeaie
llaspital in Gastonia. Jamie was
iaiujUcd f Therapy. ;
i Mr. and Mr. Joe Cofstin are va
cationing at Carolina Beach this
veeK. Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Steed,
pua children. Laura Mejene spent last weekehd with his pa.
F iw'Mutv "'fi-'Vionts, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jo
. Alia weunejwy wjiii menu.
Axthur Jones, -
.Mrs. Richard Williams and son
Frederick of Beulaville were Fri
day Bight "guests of, her mother
Mrs. T:. R Quinir.
J. B. Herrmg and James Tay
lor spent last week in Charlotte
on business.
,Mrsn Oliver Kins is spending
two weeks with Mr. and Mrs.' F
L. Nance m Beaufort.
Oliver Jones, Jr.. of Raleigh
nes. Sr.
Miss Sara
Alice Fussell left
and children or ureenyiue spem Sumuy tl) atteixl WidimingitiHi CoJ
last weekend with, their parents, j
ilr. and Mra. SanJord Hacker and Kejth Ilobbs relurlled t0 KaaL
Jlrs. Lillian. Quinn. Carolina College Sunday where
' I Mr and Mrs. BiBy Houston and he win a Freshman counseler
chudren, Sherrte ad West of t,js week
JCtaston, spent ,the weekend with ;M, A w- w (;ai.m.r wlln nx,
fcieir mothers, Mrs. Florence been g palient in Sampson Me
Jlwn and Mrs. J. N- Wess it nu)ria Hjsp,ilal jn CillU)l( retu.
. j Mr. and Mrs. MfUord Qumn and rned n()me last Fri(1.iy
aons Kobbin and Craig spent se-,
jreral days last week in Georgia. I Mrs. Jack Gardner accompanied
I Mrs. Frank Raper of Rocky her sun Jack, Jr. to Mars f liJJ
i Mount spent several days last College Monday where lie will be
eek with her mother, Mis. Ko-' a Sophomore this year.
-Lert DaVis. I Mr. and Mrs. Ray West visited
f M. and Mrs. Algie Edwards her mother, Mrs. C. H Britt who
and bojs of Newton Grove spent is a panient at Wayne Memorial
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Hospital in Guldsboru.
jButton and daughter Elizabeth. Guest of Mr. and Mlrs. Eddie
Mr. and Mrs. Solon James, Jr., Drew during the weekend were
and children were Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wiggs and fa-
' of his pareas, .the Solon James rriita of Alexandria, Va., Mr. and
Srs. in Wallace. Mrs. Harvy Johnson and family
F Mr. and Mrs. Mac McNeil of and Miss Rose Drew of Clinton
Raleigh spent the weekend with and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bryant
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Myra Knowles of Rose
McNeil. I Hi'. I
I Mrs. Lillian Quinn and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Boyette ac
ter and Mrs. Wyoma Thomas and 1 compa.nied their son Jimmy to
jon Michael of Beulaville were Campbell College Sunday and en
itunlay guests ,of Mrs. T. R. route home they visited Paige
iQ-uinn I Johnson who is still a patient at
' Mrs. Edsel Rivenbark of Wal- Sampson Memorial Hospital in
ace spent Saturday with her sis- Clinton.
4er and brotherinlaw, Mr. and j Rev. L. T. Wilson left Monday
Mrs. I. J Quinn. ! night to attend a funeral in Em-
I Mr. and Mrs Floyd Jones of porta, Va., on Tuesday. On Wed
Wrlminglton and Mr. and Mrs. nesday he attended the Anr"3l
Truby Pulley and daughter of 1 Methodist Conference held in Ra-
Raleigh were weekend guests oi le:gh
iheir parenis, Mr and Mrs. . E.
Mrs.AUred West ...and daughter, -iLJ;. rirlacl
returned home Tuesday. They iiv.mivajmi ,..aivaw,
-me circles- oi-we wwsaw rar
thodist cnur-t'rv men lasi.MndaJf
night in the fuUuwing respectivjfc
homes. v " , 'vr'j?v'
Circle No. 1 met with Mrs;'Em-iiK-ns
Garner with the. chairman,
Mts. Robert West Presiding; Mrs.
C. F. Carroll gave the devotional
Mrs. Helen Smith entertained Mrs. Garner read a poem entitled
the members of the Baltic Bridge Uove, Hope iwl faith". Mrs.
Club last Friday evening in hefi Garner served i-hoerlate pie, va
home on Pine Street. ' nilla ice creativ-anit saj'ed. per an
Members playing were Mes-' Circle fj0. 2 met with Mr.;. Joe
daones Mattie Toirans, Clinton Beinsun, who is chairman anj
Rouse, Bruce Torrans, Seth Hill, : presided over Uie meeung. ,iiere
Robert Davis. Bob Blancliard anii were . eight members present
also visited her mother, Mrs. J.
B. Atkinawi of Harrells . whidp
here.,.,. . , .
Mrs. Smith Hosts I
Baltic Cub
Homemade ire cream .and-iokie
were served. yf ,
Circle No. 3 met with ! Mrs.
l.iston Suiwinerlin with Mrs. Jofe
Kurnegay, chairntan, presiding,.
JVil s. Gtuige Taylor gave the de
votional. There were ten mem
bers present. Frozen cuconut
crearin pie and iced tea was ser
ved. Circle No. 4 met wiJi Mrs.
r II Lirf AA Ruby Beasley. Mrs. E. C. Thonip
rnQnaiy nUK VIGl .son .gave the devotional A short
The Friendly H. D. C. met i business meeljing was held. There
the home of Mrs. O. L. Holland were six members present. Apple
lor their monthly meeting. Aftef ! Pie and ice creaim was served at
he meeting was called to order, ! the conclusion.
l,hp rluS sani? 'HmI Club Women'. 1 Circle No. 5 met with Mrs. G.
Mrs. Eugene Best gave the deva- ' B. Pridgen with Chairman, .vlis
lional Proaram. Kiuht members raui nuruer piesiumg. ms
guest, Mrs. E. C. Wray. Mrs Daj
vis received high, Mrs. Hill re
ceived second high, both were
presented coasters and Mrs. Wray
received two towels for visitor's
high.
Doiring progressions, Mrs. Smith
served Cokes and potato chips,
and ai- conclusion of play, she
served Peter Pairi Mound cake.
sinking "America" . accompanied
by WiHiam Outlaw, v
New Officers elected were: Pre
sident, Patsy Sheffield; Vice Pre
sident) Marsha Jordan; Secretary,
Ann. Hines;' Program . chairman,.
Jenny Carlton Has
Pirthday Party ' 4 V
Oiti, and'Mrs. Hugn Carlton "en
tertained their - daughter, Jenny, ,:,',!
last Satuidjy aftemon at 3:00 p. w Middleton, r !dte.
m. - with a Drca-Up tea party 0U9sed ..Mugic yun
hpnomnc her ( on her seventh . BtpreH-Uon which the
birDhdaiy. r 'club will study, this year. A pro-
Arnvirg in thear very best grum Was presented on I'Haw
dress - up outfits carrying their Much Work It Takes to Accom
ijaby dolls Hie girls enjoyed plisl, cXir cfoals." Mrs. Middleton
rhit-chiit and te:i aMerwhich they q,uestins of tlie club
aB went for , stroll around the kmjw mf person -.vho
block. ' jsirgs or plans' very well? Did
u Young ladies helping Jenny to they ' .always - practice because
celebrate were Jo Carol Jones, they warned to practice? Did
Mary Best J crimson, i ana ana ia- someone ever make them prac-
oia, Carlton, Renne . and Teresa tice?. ' L
Carlton', and Bonnie Jo Jones. she told of the trained circus
Birthday oltef' ice cream, nuts animals and how it is the trainer
and tea were served. who makes them prautice day af-
Favors of mirror sets with ter day so they can perform won
combs was presented .to each lady, derful Stunts. The parents are
(like the trainer and see that their
children practice day by day so
Mrs. Parker
Entertained At
Dinner Party'
l Mrs. Mae Parker of Eagle Spr
Mrs; Gaston
Entertains Qlub ".
lMrsBiu'GH(ie'w8 high scorer
last Thursday tveaing when Mr
tngs
sisters unoay vnm a omner pa- r- : , nri -.iwprl
.Hiam'E. Hobbs of CUnton 'VJS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Hobbs and -M" Ctu andJMra, E. C, Wray.
Club Meets With
Mrs. Standi
Mrs.' V' A Slanc-iil entertained
he m"mbors f her bridvie club ' may 'be fun to u what we can
last Thursday evening at 8:00 p. do very well; but before it be-
sons Keith and Benny of Warsaw.
Surprise Shower
For Mrs- Arhetto
f M.rs. lames tftnetotfrffa) sur
prised last Friday' evening with
an ' appropriate stork shower in
the home of Mrs. Jack By r4 on
Pollock Street by the women of
the Calvary Baptist Church.;"
The honored guest was surpri
sed when she -arrived at the Byrd
home where she was presented
nuty- lovely and useful gifts.
The hostesses served 'chicken
sallad sandwiches, potato chips,
sou. drinks, and cookies. '
Mesdames -Charles Pans M. I.
Kinlaw and J. B. Herring, Jr. '
JXming progressions; Cokes and
potato chips were enjoyed at con
clusion of play coconut cream pie
ana coffee was served. .. .
Uiciy may be trained to accom-
plish Uieir goals. Anyone who rie Gresham, Kay Britt, Jan To-
MY F Meets,
The : MYF of the Methodist
Church met Sunday afternoon in
the fireside Room 'at 6:30, p.ny
with ' 10 members present. .y
Biss Bette Walston, president,
presided and a bo presented the
program "The Purposes of MYF
Miss Walston was the church's
dci.t'gate to the Annual Conference
does arMthina very well has out 1 wnsend. Ciniv Jonex. d-ana Carl-
a great deal of effort and hard ton, Ann Hines, Mary Sheffield, Sessions at Duke in August, and
wortc into wha.. t they do. It Barbara Ravnor. Marsha Jordan. ! Muss Walston announce at juie
Ann Held Jordan; Suzanne Sou-. meeting that Johnny Crosno, son
isitor answered to the ' 8en 6ave devotional. lee
creaim floats and cookies were
served to the six members pre-
md one visi
roll call.
Leaders reponts were: Educa
tion - Mrs. Lott Kornegay; Clo
thing Mrs. 0de Bradshaw.
Mrs. Mae Spicer gave the demon
stration on "How well is your
Kitchen Arranged."
For recreaition, the eight mem
bers and visitor ate graped from
the Holland vineyard.
Jones Return
To Duties
sent.
Circle No. 6 met with Mrs. San
ford Papker with Mrs. Belton
Minshew, chairman, presiding. Ice
cream sandwiches & cheeses
were served to the seven mem
bers present. Mrs. J. C. Surratt
gave the devotional on Evangelism.
Immediately following the cir
cle meeltings the members and
their Chairmen met together at
the Fireside Room of the Metho-
Floyd Jones, son of Mr. and dist Church for their regular bu
Mrs. E E. Jones, has returned to siness .meeting program. Mrs. Job
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard his duties with the New Hanover . Wahab, president, presided. Mrs.
Pat
and Board of Education after having Emmons Garner secretary read
the minutes 1
Jones- . Hudson and children,
Mr and Mrs. Barton Hairr and Wanda of Roanoke, Va., spent se- compuetea une woik lor nis mas
children of Fort Bragg spent the veral days with his sister and tors degree in Education at East
weekend with her parents, Mr-1 family, Mr. and Mrs. George Gar- Carolina College.
ner last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hebert West and ! "The History of every nation is
Mrs. Alfred West and daughter eventually written in the way in
Vickie spent -last Sunday and which it cares for its soil." Frank-
and Mrs S. B. Zachary.
i Mr. and.Mfs. E. E Jones and
ier brother, Mrs. Frank Bradley
apent several days in Newark, N.
j. last week with Mr. and Mrs. ; Monday at Wrightsville Beach. lin D. Roosevelt
Andtew prqduce jvarket
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Hi-Way 117 South - Warsaw, N. C.
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MELONS
Fresh Virginia Grown . . .
ELBERTA PEACHES
New
SWEET POTATOES
Red Delicious
APPLES
Home Grown
TOMATOES
ONIONS
OTHER
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Circle No. 4 had charge of the
program, which was on Homf
Missions. Music was played by
Miss Bette Walston.
Johnny Strickland.
Honored
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Strickland en
tertained their son, Johnny, last
Thursday afternoon with a birth
day upaJty inviting all his neigh
borhood friends. He was 8 years
old.
Helping Johnny to celebrate
were Stewart Millard, Jeffrey
Matthews, D. W. Townsend, Don
Best, Bob. Matthews. Jeanie ami
Lovely faH arrangomenits were
used throughout the home.
Members playing were Mesda
mes" E E. Jones,' Mattie Torrans,
Forest Martin, W. J. Weatiherly,
George' Hopkins, A. J. S.trickland,
and Job Wahab, Mrs. Torrans
received second high and Mrs.
Weatherly received high. Each
waspresented with gold costume
pins.
During progressions, Mrs. Stan
di served Cokes and cornets and
at mid-point of play pineapple
surprise and nuts were served.
Brotherhood Hears
Quartet
The Brotherhood of the First
''not';t Church of Warsaw met
last Thursday night at 7:00 p. m.
.n tne neuowwup room oi wie
church.
r ouowing the delicious supper
which was served by a circle of
the church. Mr. B(il Knowles,
President, presided over the meeting.
The Raynor Quartet of Wallace
gave the program of beautiful
.misic.
There were approximately 20
members present.
came fun, i: was hard work.
Students playing on student re
cital were: Tanga Jo West, Lau-
therlatid, and Jane Blackmore.
Refreshments -were served by
of the Rev. Cresno a farmer min
ister here, was eiecte j tresiaem
Mrs. Bill Sheffield, and Mrs. Ed of the N. C. Conference MYF hi
Sheffield. - V 'ring this conference.
Jeanette Britt
Honored
Miss Jeanette Britt was honored
urtit h n ct i rnrii;ji Ki rl hH:u n;i I'tiV
Robbie Fonveille. Upon arrival I, .,, f Mr aA .,
they all enjoyed playing Baseball
Favors of jet airplanes were pre
sented to each guest from John
ny. The birthday table was center
ed with a birthday cake and sur
rounded with Johnny's Civil war
scene. His parents presented him
with a Civil war game for his
birthday.
Birthday cake, ice cream and
soft drinks were served after
which Johnny opened his gifts
from his friends.
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mes F. Strickland last Friday ev
ening. Miss Jane Strickland and
Bill Tay lor were. hosts. The group
enjoyed dancing after which Jea
neue opened her lovely gifts.
Refreshments were served of
punch, cup cakes, and nuts. Out
door torches were used in the
yard along with candles and hur
rican lamps in the garage where
the group enjoyed dancing. There
were about 15 guests present.
Youth Music Club
Has 1st Meet
Of Year
The Warsaw Youth Music Club
held its first meeting of the school
year in Warsaw Jr. High Audi
torium Wednesday, Sept. 5. The
meeting opened with the group
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