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'I .id Mrs. Robert Frederick
vfcr r n liitt. .runted, 'M&Va.AfrsV
J i "dc-UH Supdwjtoey JJso
v.. a Aiec , Kornegay fyhii, - was
-ating his, birttjdav .'yy
KiS, A. A,. Currm.,,8Rd;stsifiri
W'ia 0 Red CM.'. MMM,-',H;
Parker .and thijdren, Brenda, Pam
and.Greg..ofj Rooky, Mpunt, visited
Mr. and Mrs.. Larry Mcmullen '(hit
tag the WMk end.; - t'V.iJ
T8 at)!A ApsMa.iN4Mwe-ak
with Mr. and Mrs. J.P, Harmon,
' Mrs. Nancy Herring en$ Ori. Q
JL iSuttoa attended the' District Sch
ool, Order of the Eastern Staff
Wilmington; last Saturday ' j fA .
,' Mra. Cv Spell oddJlU,Wrs.
-Irene Yanoel, iDaa and Sam Jones,
Jr.. vieited Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Beak and ' daughter. jn Greenville
Sunday..- . v ' , , V
'; Last week guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Norman H. Flowers was Mrs. Fred
C. Andrews of Magnolia. Mlwist
' Ippi.' Mrs." AhdrewawfcS 'a former'
neighbor of the Flowers when they
; lived in Magnolia v 4
I '- iRorinie Wahab of, fliiWshwg spent
S; liirday . afternoon' Jwi
Ci.iftiH'.'Jr'.fe; a5:fefW v? i $
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Williams . of
State College spent the week .end
with Mr,, and Mr. James Farmer.
i-- Mr. and Mrt. Hubert Merrttti Jr.
'I 'an djhfant son Jeffrey Lynrti" of
il 'GraenVllle visited Mr.) eiM 3Mr
i-j ; Ctinitota Rouse last WednesdayVj i;
it ' Dlnnpr miests 'nf Mr. and Mrs. J.
1Hatri'B8noirtBwtMr;'V nifnt supper guests
tWaltac." u-'v'-'hia feitttc and family, Mr.
Mr. aha'' Mri;' Clinton Rouse were i Richard. Willlama, - and I
Recent visitors of , Mr.- and Mrs..
i AVavety- Rouse and. infant daughetr
'of JColdfSboro. Mr, 'and Mrs. Robert
1 yn t.t rinBfAM BnJ M unit &llta
mnipv wiuiwM. au
were
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Sunday dinner, wests, of Mr.- andYof Raleifih, Monday A SCr
Mrs...Rouse. . , ,. : 1; ,, ;
Mrs, E. .C. Wray and Mrfc Noah
Jones of Mt. t. Olive visited Mr.
Jones, Mr; (Wray'a f atheaSunday, J
jr, jonea ia Hi pauent.Jn, tneWi)-
on HQspiitalj ' ; , A . ,-st'-y-v.
Mrs, -kE Pi Ewers attended the
CW3i.lastrTihwsdajf( at the Scb.rai
Hpuse, i purhanj., w,; v V
Mr. and Mrs.: Johnny Jenkins,
Mr. and Mrs., Nfijson Cartortfaod'
children"' and Mr Qulnn
spent, -Sunday with Mr. apd Mr.
Rlchard- Wiliama in .BeulaviUet - '
Mr flfzey Popa, and, fieckjt of
Laurinburg spent the week end wit
friewls 1b Wassa.
Mr, and Mrs. M. L. KinlaM and
boys,' Ken and - Andy, spent . the
week -end with her-' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. L,. MoPherson of
WhltevilM. - 4 ' -
iIt.- Aid Mrs. 'Bobby Bittell of
Raleigh were week "end guests of
Mfc and Mia W. W. Garner.-
Mlas Joyce Potter of Winston
Salem spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Pot
ter. , M , , '
4 JWias Becky House of Goldaboro
was week, end guests of hec . par
'nts, Mt. , and Mrs., J.' B.; House.
Miss, Ann Straughan. of Wojnah
College, Greensboro, spent the- f eek
fiend with hec pacent Dr. and Mrs.
Mr. atid. Mra. Jatk Joyner and
fjchlldren of Maanolia were Sunday
dinner guests: oi -Mf.v ana airs.
Allen Brown, .-
and Wn.
Frederick,
ot neuiavnie.
- Mr. and Mrs. James Sutton, Mrs.
Frank Stejd. and,Mrs. Gerald Qulpn
attended the funeral of Mrs. Sut-
ton's brother; Milea Strickland, Jr.,
Ml,. f Mtl
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itSKof ;,,Mr,.- ondVW.' Raleigh, Monday., ": :,r '.-
,. Allen AVak of ' State. College,
spent the . week end with his, i
ents, Mr.- and Mrs,' Jobv Wnhb.fS:
. . m 'tit . M mn
mington y College waa ,wee fand
guest of bei; parents,. Ur. .9pd Mrs
, 5M,andMrs.; t: Phj))ip If ft
for, . Memphis, , Tenn, l.iter, visit
Jng witlj, .their. ', jarents,;. MfvWd
Mts;, ST.! A. tanoil, ld .'Mr ,apd.
; Mr. land Mri' Boo jBalse'of Wil
son wer . Sunday v night; i auppar
guests, of Mr, and Mr n Jv Juin.
Mr, aad Mrs. Joe Kornegay- and
son, Joe Jr.t' and Mr. and Mr, Lott
Kornaaay attended the: KOrnegay
reunion ia Southern Pine Sunday.
Music Maker C
On Wedneada, aftarnoari 8P'
tember 28, the.Muais Makers held
theur initial meeting -of the year
W63 the hemne of their so
unselor -Mjrsi' Glendora- Brown", r
America" and igivwig of the Fade
. Afier the ainging of "(Sod BI3f
ration Pledge. , the business, of -electing
officers tor the-year wa-.
entered, mto the. nrwano., Those
elected .were;. V?. 1;. V, - i - f V V;
President, Bnda .planchardl Vi
ce PresldenL -vTohy ftivetoflji'H
Secretary , St : Treaaury," Kathryn.
As this year will be of specla
emphasis on a Study of Johri Se
'oastian : E h and his ttiuslc,; -:t
sketqh o his life was given, ate
icon ft ues. of his cxB.poaitionr
were discussed. ' Kia , Chorales
were outstanding! and are widelt
used today., Bach,, was organ mas
ter in .the. church Of Leipzig ft
llwenty-seveh years and playol
new music every Sundaty, which
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:"rivMs.(i.rapo6j. by hkwejf. Fanie
Jwnpoeoq, by ' iunjseif. Faerie
came to him. one hundred yeas
par-Rafter his deatn, ajuj.n suit
cxeasjng as muaicjaos eveorwDK
mva 4ftiirlM)t life WuwU'Arut tan!.
tr.tiv i'.ff educational value.
those- .;inf 'J.i. tjtu btudeht
fwjM "'.;e: .Ray, joh3?scm, Jf
thryn Powell, MarxCoope? Jones,
bavid Allen, Tow, RiyertailH, ?e
nda Blancardi . Sue, Bjiinclwa,
RnfVr BJajichaTd,; ra feutton,. S
trina Jojies, Sy3vl Jon.e.s,.,,Nno
iwuri fiveiyn. inle,, Nancy,kW
son and- Faye '-.Waachard,," "
Mr$. Powell and Mr V Jbhnsor.
served refreshments, to the club.
, t v, Kathi), a; Powell, 3'
Mrs, Drauqhop
a i ' a '' ' f .-.': i . ?
Ujncheon i
: Mrs. Allen Draughon, ' Jr. enter
tained with-i a . '. brl.dge ; lpncheop
Thursday at eleven a'ctock at her
home on Pine Street, Lorely .arrai)
eemenfs of fall flowers nt beau
ty to the Draughon bom efor the. d
casslon. ..-.,.;.. ,., .'
At conclusion ,- of , 'bridge1, -. soap
balls were presented to Mrs. J. T.
resham, Jr for high, score. Miss
Sissy Thomas for second high and
Mrs, Ed Strickland for consolation
prize, Others making up the, : two
tables were Mrs, d Sheffield, Mrf
Bill Sheffield. Mrs. Jaroes tt Hlnej,
Mrs,, -Maurice Jordan and ,jlra.
Mh A, Johnson ... ,,u
" At One o'clock, the hostess served
a delicious luncheon of ham, pine
apple salad - - withi eream cheese
dressing, butterbeaps,, : macaroni
and, cheese, rolls, coffee and straw
berry shortcake. ,, .
Announce Birth
V Mr." and it rs! 'Donnie tfgi Regis
ter of "Warsaw announce the birth
of V B i KenenjJ),.W8yn. ' . bp'rii
September 25th.
Mrs. Register is the former Jewel
Wililams of Warsaw.
Announce Birth
MH tVa Wavely tfoliii of
Augusta, 41av anounce the birth of
a. -daiighter,. Cynthja Kay- WPJ
Septarnbeu 26thy aj, Wayhe, Mmog
tek HonritatH k ,.v J nvt k m k
t Mrsi Jtous la the former Peggy
h Announco Birth
.Mx,; ejid Mrs. .Raymond Blanch.
ard Jr. announce birth, at a,
son, John wngnt, oorn septemoer
18th.
Mrs. Blanchard ia the former
Shplby ' Jean Gore of Warsaw f
' Mrs. Cltnton- Roase was bostaaa tp.
her bridge club, Wednesday evening
at her home at eight 0 clock. Those
enioyinc. bridge were, Mra, Mat
tie 'Torrans, Mrs.' Wtmii Davja,
Mfc -Bob. Blanchard, Mrs; Robert
Itewia, Mrs. Bruce "Torraoe,-Mca.
BIen Smith, Mrs. ' James Sutton
and Mrs. CUftoB) PadHpk ofi Clifton,
Whf n the scores were , compiled.
Mrs. i Mattie 'Jkprrans , receivea a
utilit bag -high. : scoaa" Mr
Davis received a hose dryer for
secorid high score, traveling, prbe,
whicfi wasr INA crackers waa. pre
vnttA tn Mra.. Blanchard and Mra.
Lewjs received, a scarf! foft tatar'
hlghi - ';-.- :-- ' ar.?! v
Potato chips and aplt drinks, were
served drain, psagressioDS. At con
clusion, the hostess served devil's
food cake and coffee.
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U. Jonos Receives
promfomwm
i: The pmotlih) of j riold ' M,'
Jonea from Second Lieutenant1,
he ranfcyof First, tieutnant la the
Norths Carolina Army,. (.Natlona -Guard
has been, announced 'byuGoy ;
ernor, Sanforo '-ga fc.-.y I
i Lieutenant Jones graduated fronr j
Warsaw . High Schodi in ; 1951,, and at-;
tended tb, Citadel ia t Charleston
Southi Carolina,; He ialsoft , attend
Officer. .Candidal School at .1 the
North Carolina)! c Military Academy
at-Fort Bwggs in lSa.Lt Jona be ;
gan.. hii:.mUitaryi career i.ln.-Apri
1950 when, na Jo Wed, the. North Par-,;
olina, Army- ftatipnal,,-Ouard w,itb
CompanM, .iJlSth. (Infantry ; .in
Warsaw Due to Uw rewganitation,
of theNational. Guard in. April, 19&9,;
bei was reassigned tov. the . Combat
support Company, Ufa Battle Gwup,
lpth. Infantry Min Warsaw,. tht .unit;
of his , pwsent , assignment.! u tit "
Lt Jpnes-riwaa bora. , in,, Beulaville
and i the son. of. Mr,, JoshdJonee,
Sr an the, late- Mra Jones of .War
rrt .(ihtojmvwW- ti;the former
Jo Camer of (Boutbam Plnea and
fckiisMi!M HMUghterg and . one
son. and ar prsently- residing .at
m Sat HiU Street in Warsaw, y
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vens, Ji?on of Mr: ndi Mrs;t &
TltdVeTfrl 507. E. Hill
St . Wpaw, N. C. ia enrolled in
LhiJ Univeralty of Worth Carolina
School of Medicine' at Chapel Hut. f
Stevens attended high school, at
Jetnca Kenan, "Warsaw, N. C. His
pre-medlcai -work was doner
University 1 of North Carojjna.
The four year program of the
School of, Mledicine. leads, to. a degree--of
doctor or. medicine. ..
Stevens is now in his Freshman
year-of the course. He is sche
duld;t grajkiate in June 1966..
'inclined Club
Bfra. J. M. Kornegay was high
soorer when Mnat W. G. Britt was
hostess to bet bridge club Tuesday
evening eJfhsiO'clock. Mrs. Kior
hsgay WceiVdj A juice conUiner
tor Wglj, .ycojie prize. Second h(gh
aporife was Mr,rjack Gardner and
shef deceived bubble bath and hot
pads were presented to Mrs. Mfctt
Aulpy for consolation prize. Others
ertjoVing bridge were Mrs. Mitchell
Britt, Mrs, Ed. Hiaes, Mrs. Qtto
Matthews, Mrs. John Vincent and
Mrs, John. FQnvielle.
1 Cokes and assarted crackers were
enjoyed dnrlng. progajessions and
at conclusion the hostess served
Cherry refrigerator itiessert with
coffee, -vxv
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Mts.Carltonls
Canasta Hostess
, Mra. Fisher Carlton was hostess
t. haf Canasta Club Thursday even
ing at eight o'clock ft her home on
Collage. Street. Upon arrival of the
guests ,Mrs! Carlton served apple
sierla-mode, mixed nuts and cof
fee. During progressions, Cokes
and cheese tidbits were served. ;
pnjoyipg canasta were Mrs. Ar
nold Jones. Mrs. Alien jirown, Mrs.
m. CMartia, Mrs. Melvin Herring,
Mrs., Alfred Herring, i Miss Helen
Torrana, Mrs, Joe Brinson and Mrs,
Normajn Jonast
(When the scores were compiled,
Mrs. Brown received .magnetic pot
holders for high score and , Mrs.
Martin received plastic bottle caps
for Consolation prize. 1 Mrs. Norman
Jones! was remembered with an
appropriate gt i f
. .
Sculh & 'Johnson 3
Speak At B&P.W:
Chief of Police Perrjf Smith and
Mr John A. Johnson i were guest
speakers when the Business and
Professional Women's flub held its
first meeting of the year last Tues
day evening at the Country Squire.
The meeting was Opened with
the Club Collect repeated in unisoa.
Mp. J, W. Farrior, President, pre
sided over the business meeting.
The program theme- of the B
?,K. Club for. the enduing year ia
'Dimensions in Oemoeracy.' Guests,
speakers for the evening were pni
sented, by Mrs. J. P., Harmon, who
was in eharg at the program,
"Know Your Community." Repsop-
sibUitles of thS FoUce Department
waa Chief, Smith's topic and Mir.
Johnson spok on the Fire Depart
ment. Each, save a very informa
tive talk! on the many duties and
aerricea ef- their.' department, relat
ing their responsibilities, and du
Me toward their community.
Following the most Interesting
program, the meeting waa adjour
ned. - ' i
AUie Sheffield 1
HwPB President-
Lias Allie SheTlielj ,-was eieciea
Bdent of the Pioneer Fellowship
i.rfsetlng Sunday evening when the
regular meeting was, held at ' the
WaraW presbytjerian Church. Other
of' cers electa . were vice-rresi
dent lory Frances nines; Secro-
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'g.ry Patsy Sheffield and Treasur-
, rv Micky ,a,vs,The newly elected
officer will be installed at ttoe next
Jtaetiofu tfrf'4-i'V ' r'5
Outgoing President, Miss Carolyn
CJreabanv. was . congratulated,,, fr
ier i.outatahding work .during the
,ast , year.!-Caroly n will be a, mem
m ot the fenior High Fellowship
,jext jyear.;S.jf-JM-S- S-wu ,!.,
' The new tnc mbers who advanced;
'nom the Junior Department to the.
Pioneer- Fellowship . were extended,
a., most ;oordlals, welcome, i - i. '
, Member a present were Carolyn
Gresham, Mie-. Sheffield, fiarbanr
McNeill, Clara Belle Dunn, John T.
firesham, t ; Dorothy .Brilt .Betf.
West,, Mcky Davlsi Jimmy Duna
Norma).; Faye ?ulnnrn Linda ) Wray,
Ptay, Sheffield Diane . iSheffjeld.
Jenny Afcrnoa;: and L, B. Stroud.
,e Uuriogf thi sociali hour.s; refresh
ments., were served .by. Mrs. E, E.
Hinee and Mrs,. , Ray, Davis,! Adul
Advisory- Mff5i::K,i n:'. . . t
1 tr? Vnaaht'iBatts, presided in
the, absence, t the, president, Kath
ryn ,Coatin, -when the 'Warsaw, 4-H
Clubmen lasMtoesdajft evening at
. I, the, Penny . Branch- Club House. The.
(tminfiteavwera, read by. Mis JJorjna
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APPIE SAUCE..
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SIRLOIII or CLUB STEAK...
SuperrRight
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Whole . Trimmed
BEEF LOItl
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Jesse Jewel Frozen - Beef, C hicken or Turkey .
MEAT ' PIES . .!........ ....... ? 'pk( 4 pkgs. 5Jfc
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BONUM APPLES
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Charles Coatin gave the devotion
and the 4-H Pledge and Motto, was
, iveq by; L.: afiwpds."' : v A : "
' -.Aftet . th group dlvided . William
Costing gave a very interesting
denwistraUen for,- he bpy an, the
proper melbod af cleaomg, gua.
Mr.. -Vtolb Ojtai) denionptrated. for,
the girls thft propea , method -'ej
cleaning f..stpw? v.',' ,--t V' fl-
Barbara- Raynor-. led the ecrea
tion and relreshrtientai were, served,
by Norma Rar Qtttnn, 'Brenda- Sut
ton aiid Barbara RaynikVS s
.There were 23 members present
.Sypperfndyecf
A delicious covered dish supp
ven -e'wud h the, members of the
Senior-High FeUowhsip ot .the.. War
saw Presbytetiao Chm-ch when they,
met Sunday evening, for their regu.
.1 meeting. .The, menu ,wa .fried
.qhicken,, potato salad, butter heanf
and corn, hot rolls.. .and pecan, pi.
1 Dan, McNeiJli gave, the invocation.
, -;Tbe Chcistian 1 Answer", waa the.
topie of the moat, informative pre-j
.giam given by I,- Ft MoCuJIen, The,
program, was bout.v. the: serious'
.prpblem. of drinking among .'the,
vourig people of our modern sot-.
iety. A the conclusion of Mr. Mc
Cullen's prograniv the igrwip dis-,
cussed 'the prevalent problem.
1 The. following members were pre
sent. Charles . West, Dan McNeill,
Charles . Stevens, Marina Bipck-.
. mure, Carolyn .. Gresham, Harriet
i.p'Leary, Mary Spsan, Baars, Bobby:
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