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WARSAW NEWS PERSONALS Mrs. Prank Kaper and ion Prank. Jr. returned home Sun day to Rocky Mount after spending two weeks with her mother. Mrs. Winnie Davis. Mrs. Harry Snow and chil dren. Susan, Hariette. and David are spending several weeks in Wilmington with fri ends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Torrans spent last Thursday in White ville with Mrs. Sally Hollings worth Myers. Miss Nancy Wilson is spend ing this week with Miss Dale Elliott in Edenton. I. J. Quinn and Benny Wil son spent several days last week in New Orleans on Busi ness. Mrs. Roger Belch and child ren of Portsmouth. Va. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Zachary last week. Mathew C. Bowden of Lake land. Florida was Sunday din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Torrans and Jean. Mrs. Benny ? Wilson and son Benny accompanied her moth er, Mrs. C. M McMillian to Greenwood. S. C. where she will visit with her daughter and family. Mrs. McMilliam has spent several weeks with the Wilson's. Mr and Mrs Edael Riven bark and children, Mr. and Mrs D (5 Aldsrman of Rooe Hill and Mr and Mrs. .1. D. Elliott and children visited the I. J. Quinn's Sunday Dale Elli ott who spent last week with the Quinn's returned home with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coetin were Sunday dinner cuests of her parentp. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Tyndall in Kenansville . Mr. and Mrs. Graham Phil lips, Jr. and girls of Wallace spent Saturday afternoon and evening with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kinlaw and boys. Ken and Andy spent the week end in Whiteville with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McPherson. Rev. and Mrs. L. T. Wilson left Sunday afternoon to attend the State Methodist Convention in Burl'ngton this week. Mrs. L. R. Patterson, Mrs. Wilson's mother of Rose boro, is spend ing this week with Terry, Lynn, and Bill. David Robotham of West port, Conn, is spnding two weeks with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Pierce. Friends of Steve Sheffield will be happy to learn that he has returned home after being a patient at Babies Hospital at Wrightsville. Friends of Tom Waters will be happy to learn that he has returned home. He was a pat ient at Veterans Hospital in Fayetteville. Friends of Fred Baars will be happy to learn that he re turned home Monday after be ing a patient at the Cape Fear Valley Hosptial in Wilmington. Dr. and Mrs. James H. Blackmore, Julia Ann, and John of Wake Forest spent the week end at their home near 'Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brttt and family have moved to their new home on Unity Church Rd. Mrs. Elbert Matthis, Gray, and Pat spent last week end with her aunts, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Pope and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Satterfield, of Raleigh. Visitors of Mrs. Ora Wiggs and family last week and thro ugh the weekend were: Mr and Mrs. N. L. Wiggs of Vale; Mrs. Bertie H. Griffin of Seven Spr ings; Mr. and Mrs. Len Wiggs HONOR GRANDCHILDREN Mr. and Mrs Graham Phil lip* entertained their grand children. Lara and Beth Leak and Ken Midyette. Jr. last Sat urelay afternoon at 1:30 p. m with a birthday party on the back lawn of their home. Lau ra waa three, Bath, was one and Ken, Jr. waa flea. Colorful balloons were hung from all the tree*. After the guest of all ages enjoyed gam es of their choices, birthday cake, ice cream and punch was served. Laura and Beth are the dau ghters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leak of Canboro and Ken Mid yette. Jr. is the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Midyette of Hie kory. They all received many nice gifts. Party hats and party blow outs were given to each guests as favors. ENTERTAINS HUSBANDS The Baltic Bridge Club mem bers entertained their husbands with a cook out Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Torrans near Baltic. , Members and their husbands attending the affair were: Mr. and Mrs. James Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Rouse, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Smith and son Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Hill and daughter, Betty Jo, Mrs. Mattie Torrans and her guest, Mrs. Ruth Herring, Mrs. Helen Smith. Mrs. Winnie Davis and guest. Mr. Went West Mrs Torrans' grandson, Jimmy Quinn and his father Grady Quinn and Jean Torrans. Charcoaled steaks, and hum burgers with all the trimmings were served. WEDDING INVITATION Mr. and Mrs. James Marcus Hurst of Warsaw, North Caro lina, request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Linda Ruth, to Mr. Robert Eugene Caiaon, on Friday the third of July, Nine teen Hundred and sixty four at four o'clock in the afternoon at Kenansville Baptist Church, Kenansville, North Carolina. Mr. Caison is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Robert Cai son of Kenansville. All friends and relatives of the couple are Invited. Reception following at the nhiiMtk and son. Cecil, of Fayetteville; Mrs. M. C. Gnuchi and child ren, Larry, Vena Beth, and M. C? of Fairflield, Iowa; and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vann and children of Goldsboro Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Stancil, Mrs. George West, Patti and Dave, and Mrs. H. C. Phillips and Pat returned Monday after spending several days at Top sail Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rog ers, Jr. of Fayetteville spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Avon Sharpe. Mr. and Mrs. Avon Sharpe returned last week after spending some time in Miama, Fla. due to the death of Mr. Sharpe's brother-in-law. En route home, the Sharpes visited her brother, Mr. and Mrs. James Carter of Brunswick, Ga ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mr. and Mr*. Frank Whaley of Warsaw Announce the birth of a son. Frank, born June 22nd, in DupUn General Hospi tal in KenansviUe. Mrs. Whaley is the former Shelby Jean Quinn of Kenans viUe. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. and Mrs. Joe Carpenter of Hendersonville announce the birth of a son. Litchfield Huie, born Friday June 19. Mrs. Carpenter is the former Anne Huie of Warsaw. MRS. DAVIS HOSTE88 Mrs. Martha Davis was hos tess to the members of her bridge club Thursday evening at her heme Mrs. Davis served potato chips and Cokes daring pro gressions and ginger ale floats and cookies at the conclusion. Those enjoying bridge were Mesdames Job Wahab, Irene Strickland. Forest Martin, Jack Weatherly, E. E. Jones, Albert Newkirk, V. A. Stancil. and Mattie Torrans. Mrs. Strick land won high score and Mrs. Weatherly was second high. MRS. DAVIS HOSTS BALTIC CLUB Mrs. Winnie Davis was hos tess to the Baltic Bridge Club last Friday evening at 8:00 in her home near Warsaw. Summer flowers were used in the living room where two tables of bridge were in play. Playing were Mrs. James Sutton, Mrs. Bruce Torrans, Mrs. Seth Hill, Mrs. Woodrow Smith, Mrs. Mattie Torrans. Mrs. Graham Register and pu ests Mrs. Frank Raper and Mrs. J. B. Herring, Jr. Mrs. Register received a pot ted plant for high, Mrs. . Hill received hi jacks for traveling and Mrs. Sutton received a tea pot for consolation. During progressions, Mrs. Davis served punch, nutty fin gers, toasted pecans and at mid-point of play, she served ambrosia salad, and ham bis cuits. MRS. QUINN CLUB HOSTESS Mrs. Gerald Quinn was hos tess to her bridge club last Thursday evening in her home at S:00 p. m. Summer flowers were used in the living room where two tables of bridge were in play. Members playing were Mrs. Frank Steed. Jr., Mrs. Joe Cos tin, Mrs. Joe Kornegay, Mrs. Larry McCullen, Mrs. George 'West, Mrs. Roy Berwick, Mrs. Johnny Jenkins and guest, Mrs. M. L. Kinlaw Mrs. Kinlaw received-a mat ching guest towel' and wash cloth for high, Mrs. Costin re ceived bridge score pads for traveling and Mrs. Berwick re ceived a flower needle point cup for consolation. Mrs. Quinn served ambrosia salad, lemon iced pound cake, toasted pecans and iced tea at mid point of play. 9 U. 8. homeowners lorn nearly $330,000,000 from fire, National Fire Protection Association fig ures show. The headaches and heartaches of fire destruction in the home are incalculable. MM. LOCK AMY HONORED Mm. BeuU and Jem Korne gay, Mm. Betty Lockamy and Mrs. Cecil Lockamy entertain ed Mrs. Donnie Lockamy last Saturday night in the home of Mrs. Betty and Mrs. Cecil Lockamy near Warsaw at 7:M p. m. Summer flowers were used in the living room of the home where the "Stork Shower" took place. Appropriate games were played after which Mrs. Lock amy opened her many useful kifts. Cookies, iced drinks, mints and potato chips were served by the hostesses. ?scouts Go Fishing ruu aiiu auvcuiuic was a- j gain the order of the day for | poet and troop 240 Boy Scouts of America, Pine Ridge Com munity. The scouts undertook a deep sea fishing trip off the coast of North Carolina. The Explorers and Scouts and leaders left the community at 4:20 A. M. arrived in More head City at 2:20 A. M. and boarded the "Danco" fishing boat at 7:00 A. M. Three hours of travel and 20 miles out to sea the fishing began, with every one eagerly hoping to catch the "big one". The catches consisted mainly of Black Bass and Red Snap pners and nearly every one had a nice string of fish when at 2:00 p. m. the skipper said "pull up the lines were going _ MRS. IDA W. BOSTIC CHINQUAPIN . Funeral ser vices for Mrs. Ida Williams Boatic, 86, of Chinquapin, who died Tuesday, were conducted Thursday at 2 p. m. at the Chinquapin Presbyterian Chu rch of which she was a mem ber, by the Rev. Zolton Phil lips and the Rev. Don Purvis Burial was in the Wallace fam ily cemetery. Survining are one daughter, Mrs. Adrian Teachey of Rocky Mount: one son, Sam of Chin quapin: three sisters, Mrs. Colburn Jones of Watha, Mrs. Ode 11 Teachey of Rose Hill and Miss Winnie Williams of Wilmington; three brothers, James and Luther Williams, both of Wilmington, and Henry 'Williams of New Bern; five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She was a na tive of Duplin County. Heart researchers have now singled out certain clues which help physicians to identify per sons who may be susceptible to heart attack long before any symptoms occur, the North Carolina Heart Association says. I In." Again The 3:00 hour ride brought every one b ack to the pier with enough experiences and stories to relate for quite a time. Thoee explorers and scouts making the trip included: Explorers: Ken Smith, Har vey Kennedy, Ronnie Kennedy, Eddie Heath, Mercer Sumner, Bobby Carter, Alex Houston, Jessie Sumner, Hollis Thigpen, Advisor Russel Chesmore. Scouts: 01 e n n Sumner, James Allen Kennedy, Arthur F. Kennedy Craig Mercer, Gary Mercer, Ronnie Jones, Scoutmaster Edward Earl Ken nedy. Fathers that made the trip included: Arthur Kennedy, Wil ton Sumner, Arland Mercer. i A m a Beulayille News PKKiHJNALJS Patrolman and Mrs. Lonnie C. Jackson and Mr. and Mrs Alfred Basyden have returned from a tour of the mountains and the western part of North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watley and daughter of Austin, Texas and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Deb son of Wilmington visited Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Dobson recent ly. Mrs. Lewis George Whaley and son Danny and Zannie Mae Cottle made a business trip to Duplin General Hos pital, Kenansville Thursday ariernoon Mr. E. G. Bostic was honor ed on his 88th birthday Sunday June 14 at his home at Warsaw with a birthday dinner. Those from Beulaviile attending were; Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bos tic, Mr. and Mrs. Bilbro Bostic. Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn Ken nedy. Mr. and Mrs. William N. Bostic. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bostic and children Billy Ray and Jill and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Bostic and children. Allen and Tommie Dean. Mrs. Cecil Whaley. Mrs. Lew is George 'Whaley and daugher Danita shopped in Kinston Sat urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bell of Morehead City spent the week end with Mrs. Irene Thigpen. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Baysden and daughter Joyce Renee of Kinston were dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Whaley Sunday. Mrs. Eddie Earl Griffin and Mrs. Treasure Rhodes were Kinston shoppers Saturday af ternoon. William Edward Brown, Jer ry Hunter. Vickie Parker and Gail Albertson attended Four H-Camp at Camp Millstone last week. The Beulaviile Four-H-Club had it's regular meeting for June at The Cliffs of The Neu se State Park. About 21 attend ed this meeting and enjoyed swimming and a picnic supper. Mr. and Mrs Gardner Ed ward* are visiting Mr and Mrs. J. O. Hogan in rnansjl vania this week Mrs Gardner Edward*. Kay and Elaine made a trip to Kto ston Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mr*. Marion Ed ward* and children, Elaino and Kay, Warren Edwards and son Jerry visited Mr. and Mrs. Dot Edward* in Warsaw Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Warren Edwards and daughter Joan and Mrs. Rob ert Craft, Sr. visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Raynor in Mapel Hill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Clark and children Kim and Ted Allen of Savannah. Georgia are spend ing several weeks with his par ents Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Clark. INFANT CARTER BOWDEN - Funeral services for Tony Carter, four-month son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ellis Carter, of Bowden were held Saturday at 11 a. m. at the Carter family cemetery, near Bowden by the Rev. Zeb Su miner lin In addition to his parents he is survived by one sister, Kelia Carter of the home; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carter Sr. of Bowden; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harper of Beula ville; paternal great-grandpar ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Regis ter of Warsaw; maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Mag gie Jordan of Clinton. DAN C A THEATRE GUIDE Wallace, N. C. Thurs. * Fri. Jut 23-2S "Susan Slade" Starring Tray Donahue IN COLOR Sat. Jane 27 "Bullet For BUly The Kid" Starring "Steve Brody IN COLOR ALSO "Sergeants 3" Starring Frank 8iaatra IN COLOR Sua.. Mob.. Toes. Jane 28-2S-M "The Great Escape" v Starring Steve McQueen \ IN COLOR Wed. July 1 "Roman Spring Of Mrs. Stome" Starring Vlven Leigh Odukrie & Pflat Tobacco Twine 3 and 4 Ply Is Stronger or Better 5 Ik. lag $3.15 HE'S STORES Wallace Burgaw I Editorially Speaking: From Carolina Vol. 18 l-ly, 1963 No. 7 gM ^ OFFICIAL PUBLICATION m M MM ^tarheel electric MB Mm MM BUM mm Mm membership association It Does Make a Difference 44 across the State House in the House of Rep resentatives, Speaker Olifton Blue of Moore County presided with impartiality and precision. He kept a firm rein on proceedings, but allowed every courtesy to all members of the House. His committee appointments showed no bias to one group or another. There is a lesson to be drawn from this by electric co operative members. It does make a difference who is lieuten ant governor of the state. When you vote next year for someone to fill that office, be certain you are voting for someone who at least is unbiased?if not favorable?toward the rural electrification program." Vote for the MAN-not Just a NAME Vote Cliff Blue for Lt. Qovernorl "Cliff Blue for LI Governor Committee." (Paid Political Adv.) Deplin County Committee ? i ' ? HEAR DR. LAKE U TV SCHEDULE Wednesday & Thursday - June" 24 & 25 9:30-10 P.M. Wed June 24 Washington-Channel 7 730-8 PM. Thurs. June 25 GreenvUle-Channel 9 8-830 PM. Thurs. June 25 RaleigMhannd 5 9:30-10 P.M. Thurs. June 25 Wimington-Channel 6 Duplin County Supporters of Dan Moore for Governor ? ^ BELL MOTORS Your Rambler Dealer Kcnansville, N.C. PHONE 296-3426 > % Mrs. Ruth Grady, Publisher Dupjlin Times-Progress Sentinel Kenansville, N. C. Dear Mrs. Grady: In May, 1964, our firm held a sale on new Ramblers and ran a series of four half-page advertisements in your paper. We used no other media of advertising to test tiie response we might receive from your paper. We are happy to report that this proved to be the most successful sale in our history. We would like to express our appreciation for the fine cooperation provided us by your advertising department in presenting eye-catching layouts for our approval and use. We know that people read the ads because they brought the paper in with them, and purchased a new Rambler. This month represents our fifth anniversary and, because of the fine response we received from our adevrtising in your newspaper in May, we are holding an even bigger sale, with even better buys and discounts on new and used cars and Interna tional trucks. We are using only your newspaper for this promotion and, for the first time, we are using larger ads in color. We appreciate the availability of your newspaper and the fine services rendered to help us get the most response for our money. With the continued use of your paper, we anticipate the largest volume of sales in 1964 in the history of our com pany. Sincerely, Elmore Bell ~ *?
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