.? . || S' ? II AJF '' rAMPii Br ??, I Your FCX Dealer In I Warsaw I Welcomes You I Visit Us In Our | New Locatior | I I ? FEEDS ? FARM SUPPLIES I ? SEEDS ? FERTILIZERS I TO VETERANS DAY CELEBRATION IN Warsaw November 10th. } j v - . , v "'M Cities Service Oil Co. ,, WALTER HERRING JR. DISTRIBUTOR - . ...... . . . ? Ifisxsdfy i Wg'iTBliTMP Welcome i ;? M WARSAW DRUG CO. I VETERANS DAY ... . v I Welcomes You , CELEBRATION to Warsaw During ? < iv ^ *0 VETERANS DAY Warsaw CELEBRATION November 10th. . ".j I ' )Vjfc ?ill' 1 UC S.m.h WARSAW BLOCK CO. I One-Cent Sale Now II . ' tfitffi'S 'it Warsaw ln Pr?>9ress E Welcome To ,'10^S Town ana Country Shoppe Warsaw's And BEAUTY SALON veteran's Welcomes You to Warsaw's DAY Veteran's Day ? CELEBRATION And Invites You To Shop For Wo n;?o O _ ^ ? f^\l 1 Your Fal1 And L Service V^)lL Winter L?di?. Ready To Wear ? And I Company ... Featuring . . ? 1 Warsaw WM . Fashions Finest fty*? .. ?i? . ? . ? ?1 ? ????? -- '*^7^''. ^ Ki-.' K Dine Out I Veterans <*&-. b!: Welcome To :f Warsaw j| % And Our Place ?.w -1 HOAAE OF THE 72 Oz. STE ??*?* Personals Mrs. Roland Wilson, Joe Wilson. Mrs. Robert Burns, VerneO and Jane Blackburn spent last week end in Richmond with Mrs. Robert L. Branson and family. Mrs. and Mrs. L. G. Turner, Mrs. Audrey Joyner, Mr. Owen Bishop and Abner Wilson went to Topsail Beach Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Boone retur ned home Tuesday afternoon from a visit with their daughter and son in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Tillman ind grand children Seena Tillman of Brunswick, Georgia. They were accompanied on the trip by Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Griffin Jr. and daughter Beth of Williamston. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Turner Visit ed Mrs. Emily Bail and family in Chinquapin Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Lawrence Potter and Mrs. Stylton Batts shopped in Wallace Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. iLawrence Potter and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Potter are spending a few days at their cottage at Topsail Beach. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Wood, Paul and Susan of New Bern visited Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Turner Friday afternoon. Mr. Atlas Baker of Norfolk, Vir ginia is spending a few days here ?with relatives. Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Hunter Jr. of Kenly visited Miss Louise Croom Thursday afternoon. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lee Stevenson Mark, Keith and Sharon of Garner spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker. | Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sasser spent Sunday with relatives at Hamstead. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Wadsworth visited J. C. Wadsworth, in Rex iHspital, Raleigh, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Taylor of Pen derlea were dinner guests of Mi . and Mrs. Jerry Smith Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Johnso. of Goldsboro and Mrs. Chanoey | .Carr of Dunn were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith. tl Mrs. Verlie Wells, Joyce, Jackie and David of Wallace, visited Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Powell Sunday. *Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Grubbs of i Calypso visited Mr. and Mrs. N. T Pickett Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Battatf Of New Jersey Ske spending-ipMSetlrffc with Mr. and Mrs. PenMSll*Smlth and family. Magnolia HDC Plans Bazaar The Magnolia Home Demonstra tion Club met Thursday afternoon November 1st at the home of Mrs. Paul Bass. Mrs. Bast' dining room, living room and entrance hall were decorated with lovely arrangement* of fall flowers, autumn leaves, fruits and nuts. Mrs. 'L. E. Pope, president, wa< in charge of the meeting, which opened with a song '"We Gather To gether." Mrs. Kenneth Taylor led the de votions using verses of the 100 j Psalm During the business meeting the bazaar was discussed and commit tees for various duties appointed. The bazaar will be open at 5:30 p. m. with supper being served at | 6 on December 1. Clothing leader, Mrs. Charlie ' .Thomas, gave an interesting talk on, "The Underworld of FaslJion," stressing the advantages of having foundation garments fitted. Arts and crafts leader, Mrs. J. W. Evans showed Candles she had made from old pieces of candles and parafin. House furnishing leader, Mrs. J. jf. Tucker, discussed flower ar rangements. | Foods and nutritious leader, Mrs | J. W. Evans gave the demonstra tion., stressing the importance of Vitamin C in the daily diet. ^ ^Pamphlets were given members jrataining recipes for using either 1 ' fresh or frozen strawberries. I : Mfrs. Evans baked a strawberry cheese cake, which she served as a part of the refreshments. Every- j pile said it was delicious. A game, 'I Ate Dinnef With The * Governor To-day", was led. by Mrs. Albert West, recreation leader. I: During the social hour the hostess j assisted by Mrs. P. W. Evans ser ; ved delicious refreshments to the Udrteen members present. Civic Club Met i&e Magnolia Civic Club met with Mrs. N. T. Pickett latt Tuesday night. During the business meeting it was decided to serve food and drinks at the town hall on election day. I Members-oresent were Mrs. Bos* coe Potter. Mrs. Fennel Smith. Mrs IJ. P. Smith. Mrs. AMn Powell, . Mrs. Clifton Chestnutt, Mrs. Jack ! foyner. Mrs. Alvin Martino, Mr? L. E. Pope and Mrs. William Pot j^Mlhe k> of the meet! the Attend 4-H Achievement | Mrs. Abbie Smith, Mary Alice , Thomas Mary An Martino, Gary ] Smith and A. J. Smith attended I the *-H County Achievement picnic < supper and program, held in Ken- j an Memorial Auditorium, Kenans villa Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Thomas attended the pro gram. Mary Alice Thomas was one of the four to win top honors for out standing work. She was a blue rib bon winner for her record book, in What Questions Vets Are Asking Here are authoritative answers by the Veterans Administration to questions from former servicemen and their families: Q-Do wives and children of vet erans have any eligibility for VA medical care? A-Not as such. If the wife is a veteran, she might have her own eligibility of course. You may be thinking of the special restorative training provided certain children under VA War Orphans education assistance, but this is training rat her than part of the VA medical program. Some children eligible for the War Orphans program but unable to pursue an education be cause of physical or mental disabil ity may receive training such as speech and voice correction, lip reading, Braille reading and writ-1 ing, and the like. ' If the senior clothing chvisio,. foi pa- fj jamas, dress, street dress, and play clothes Annette Cavenaugh won a f t>lue ribbon for Aoeolate pouftd c ake with seven minute frosting, t Mary Ann Martino wrfnt a blue Hb t ton for pineapple layer cake A J. ( smith won two bhte and one white v ribbon in ^finishing and painting. r With The Sick Mr*. Elbert Baker broke her toot week ^he rent to tlx ta| n Kenaiuville tor treatment, but s home now and able to walk with ? rutchea. " ? Mr. Cy Cavenaugh had the mia ortune to get hia note broken while utting a tree in the yard of hia irother-in-law. Mr Gordon Black- J lurn, Thursday afternoon. Ha was aken to the hospital in KenanavtU* rhere he received treatment and eturned home. - . ? Welcome "0 i -? ? . ^ To ;" ^ . . Uf ?K WflfSflW . .-n-^riv' ? ft ON Veteran's Day K| ? ????? ' -W I -.r.---.- -4-4 JOE SUTTON GROCERY f Kenansville Highway I Quinn-McGwM Coflnc. ! > Welcomes You to Warsaw ff ... .&&* v.'.. ??>????>?< -<??' n nm>i mm Vi^it Our Store And Select Furniture: For Your Home From Our Complete . Line of House Furnishings I Man^ Useful Novelties In Stock ! For Gifts t|?0tk)p:> Inquire About Our Family Protecj|^|^0 Insurance Plan ? r - ? -f" TlieNew Valiant" CHRYSLER CORPORATION'S LOWEST-PRICED CAR! WITH AMERICA'S FIRST FIVE-TEAR WARRANTY* r ?: ' \ f ? '? . .i . ' 'i * ,/ it f. 'i ,f . *V, ? "..r' I You'd think that an amazing 5-year or 50,000-mile warranty on a ' new compact car would be enough to offer a value-minded buyer. ' ,( But if S not enough for Chrysler Corporation In this new-com- . ? A. * > pletely restyled?'63 Valiant you'll get more scat than any other compact at its price (101 standard horsepower) You'll get the kind of cornering you'd expect only an sports cars (torsion-bar 5f i suspension on the front wheels). And you'll still get years-ahead features that Valiant introduced (like alt aKefttator instead of the usual generator) That's Valiant a car that will go! i; * Ypur Mthorucd Ply moulh-Vpiiaiit DaMpf1 Wirraiity afaipfl d?f?cti * pMtpripl MM wortaMt- 9| L IMP oa 1M3 art ku h**n wptnrlpp to ndntfp parti ipptKtmpni ? i*mi In t mi* 01 . 10.000 nHt, kxkpvti twin* (ret. 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