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and Mrs. J. R. Boney, on Bell St
Various games and contests
were enjoyed and the children
were served Icecream and cake.
educational processes Is the little
bit that students learn.
Buy a war bond now you do
not have to wait until January;
the enemy doesn't wait
Individuals making plans to
take care of the soldiers when
they come home will likely dis
cover that the soldiers will take
Mary and Martha received
several useful gifts from their
care of themselves,
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tlia twigu bono of Murine
llmultanXHuIp fat two Broad"
way smash' hits, en being
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which' aW appears wtiH Ran-
thot Tone, Dick Fovea and
Vlcto Moot, and the aeoond
being the sensational etaa
aaeeaes, "One Touch of
. yeans, ilia- new nnulcal
comedy; on which tha crillca
Lara exhausted their Lexicons
of prala)' .,
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Entertains
Mrs. E. F. Strickland entertain
ed Friday night with two tables
of bridge at her home on Hill St
- The rooms were decorated with
winter greens.
; At the conclusion, Mrs. rrea
Baars was awarded high score
- prize.
The hostess served a delicious
hash with cake and coffee.
Birth Announcements
Born to Mr and Mrs. Edgar
D Pollock, of Warsaw, a daugh
ter, on Sunday, Nov. vx, at Mem
orial General Hospital, Kinston.
Mrs. Pollock Is the former Miss
Margaret West.
i Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
-Harmon, of Warsaw, a son, J.P.
Jr, on Saturday, Dec. 4, Golds-
boro Hospital.
Mrs Harmon is the former
Miss Annie Thelma Hinton of
Jacksonville.
NOTICE
The Katie Murray Circle of the
B. W U. will meet Friday night
at 8:00 with Mrs. T. W. Simmons.
All members are requested to be
present, as" this is the last meet
ing of the year.
Mrs G. Van Stephens will teach
the book, "More Than Conqueors".
METHODIST
The W. S. of C. S., held its
regular meeting Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Lela Middleton at her
home.
Mrs. E T. Turnley presided
and Rev.'C T. Thrift presented
the devotional.
A program, "The Need Of
rM-iotinn T.lternture" . was Dre-
sented by the Chairman, assisted
by several others.
The hostess served a chicken
salad course with coffee and
fruit cake.
little friends.
CIRCLE MEETINGS
PRESBYTERIAN
Circle No. 1, met Monday after
noon in the home of Mrs. Warren
A, Smith with 9 members present
and Mrs. J. M. reirce presiding.
Mrs L. B. Huie (rave an Inter
esting message: "For In Thy
Dark Street Shineth". The hos
tess served hot pound cake, salt
ed nuts and Russian tea. ,
Circle No. 2, met Monday after
noon with Mrs. B. C. Sheffield,
Mrs. E. Walker Stephens, leader,
9 present
Mra V -T Rpflra lad the Bible
Study and Miss Victoria Middle-
ton gave the program on or in
Thy Dark Street Shineth".
Circle No. 3. met Sunday after
noon In the ladies Parlor of the
church with 9 present and Mrs.
W. B. Bridgers presiding.
Mrs J. W. Farrior taught the
Bible Study and Miss Nell Bowd
en gave an interesting Christmas
program.
BAPTIST
The Rosa Hocutt Powell and
George Rollins Circles met Mon
day afternoon, 3:304n the church.
After each circle held their ses
sions they met jointly and heard
Mrs. G. Van Stephens teach,
"More Than Conqueors".
WITH THE SICK
Noted Improvement is shown
in the condition of A. Brooks,
who was quite ill in the Golds
boro Hospital last week with
pneumonia following an appen
dicitis operation.
Some improvement is noted in
the conaiuon oi tu i. win, wnu
a a Datient at James Walker
Hospital In Wilmington.
Mrs. John Frederick returned
Snnrinv from WhisDerinfiT Cedars.
where she was a patient following
a fall that resulted in a bead in-
Jury. -
IN MERCHANT MARINES
nnhort PrlHp-pn left Mondav
for Raleigh, where he left Tues
day for Sheephead Bay, N. J., to
take hls.training in the Merchant
Marine.
Robert is the son of Mrs. R. C.
PrMovn and for the nast several
years has been on the State High
way Patrol siauonea at Wilming
ton.
BONEY TWINS
ENTERTAIN
AT PARTY
Misses Mary and Martha Boney
entertained last Thursday Dec. 2,
at a delightful birthday party In
celebration of their 9th birthday,
at the home of their parents. Mr.
AMERICA'S A
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PITTSBURG II "jTf
WILL MA Kl TUIU LAST
Pktsburoit Paint Enriched with "Vltosd CZP
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MBS. IXMUEL KL3il0I
1AWYEB of Elxabtth City,
Wh Wore her marrlaa on
Iforembar II was Miss Mamie
Oiambers of Camden and War
aw. aaujhter af Mrs. Charlei
A. Ohambert and the late Mr.
Ohamhers af Vimv. vr.
flyr l t& ptf of the late
1 & lawyer
. and Camden.
Mr and Mn J. W. Best SDent
Thursday in uoiasDoro.
Mm e. T Turnlev and Rev,
arul Mm C.'T Thrift attended a
Methodist meeting In Wilmington
Friday.
Mrs. R. H. Best Sr. returned
fmrn fVmcnrd where she Visited
her nelce, Mrs. A. Jones York.
Mr. and Mrs. faui anappe ana
Mesdames Van Stephens, Brock
and Drauehan spent Thursday In
Ra1? .
Mr. ana Mrs. ranees wanes
nil children were Sunday suests
of Mr. and Mrs. I E. Taylor In
Falson,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. porter spent
Sunday in Burgaw.
Mra C O. Harrell of Rose Hill
is visiting Mrs. H. R. Hipp.
Mrs Sallle Hollingsworth of
White ville spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Hollingsworthi
Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Britt spent
Friday in Wilmington with their
grandfather, ti. 1. ttrm, a paueni
in James Walker Hospital.
Mesdames Moman Baar and
Alene McNiel shopped In Raleigh
Wednesday.
Misa Margaret Peirce spent
the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Peirce.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Parker
nf Wilmington were Sunday
guests of Rev. andMrs. C T. Thrift
Mrs U. XO. 2neworooK naa re
tnnuxi to her home in Philadel
phia after visiting the J. M. Peirce
and Mrs. D. E. Best
Mrs. H. L. Pitman and son, Ray
Pattern. S53S may be ordered only
m
Chlldrena sites I, 4, 6, 8 and 10.
It t, frocK, take x yards 35-Inch:
Dfbafbre. 1 yards 35-inch.
. fiettd SIXTEEN CENTS In colli
f tola pattern, write plainly
IZE. NAME. ADDRESS, 8TYLE
UMBER. " -
OTEN CENTS more brings yoa
Qi Winter Pattern Book with Free
nttern for apron and applique
printed In book.
Send orders to Newspaper Pat
tern Department, 232 West 18th
Street. New York 11. N Y.
of Wilmington visited Mrs. O. H.
Best Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Lizzie Rogers of Turkey
spent part of last week in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Britt.
Mrs. Ruth Hollowingsworth
spent Monday In Goldsboro.
Mrs. W. E. I lines and children,
Mrs.J. C Page and Ed Hlnes
spent Thursday in Wilmington.'
Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Britt and
children were Sunday, dinner
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Carson
Boone in Wilmington.
Sgt James Franklin Strickland
was home last week with - his
parents.
Sgt and Mrs. Laurence Harri
son of Raleigh and Seymour
Johnson Field were supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Oakes
Sunday.
Intelligent advertising
is more than putting your
name in print. It is instal
ling your sales talk in the
brains of prospective customers.
It Is the business of a news
paper, we presume, to give its
readers the facts about public
questions, wether the truth suits
the politicians or anybody else,
or not
The amazing truth about our
Dc;!ip-Tt:atre;.
WARSAW, N. CV
Sao. - Mosu Deo. 1-lt
"NORTHERN PURSUIT" j
with Errol Flyn and
Julie Bishop
6m em sariaa C
V ; lL . W m id - - r
Jai Q1b Pb-i 03 L.-jje-
n.
WABSAW, N. a
SEE US FOR YOUR
QUILDING MATERIAL U E E D S
cr Iced of Ccrnsnt end Cement Mortar
l.-.f crrivci) '
Tues. Dec 14
"SWING SHIFT MAISIE"
with Ann Bothers and
- - ' Jam Craig
Wed. Dee. 15
DOUBLE FEATURE
'Beyond The Last Frontier
with Eddie Dew
"WEST. SIDE KID"
with Don Barry . -
Thora, - Frt Deo. 1S-11
"Johnny Come Lately"
with famea Oagney and
Grace Georg-e
Sal Dee. 18
DOUBLE FEATURE
'Scsr.t ,zz The Tlser"
with Ilngli Sinclair
"six cu:j co:r:L"
FOR YOUR PLEASURE
JEFFERSON'S e ACME'S
.17 in E s
CHOICE OF THE MARKET
In Pints, Quarts, Half Gallons and
Gallons All Flavors.
WE KEEP
BE EH
ALL THE TIME
On Tap and In Bottles
TEXACO
GAS & OIL SERVICE
A. J, Glrictiland
Ceir vice G tatioft
: -: " ' ; - .'i'y'
1 Mile N. of Warsaw - Brick Station -Formerly
operated by R. J. Lewis
Highest Prices For Your
WE WILL BUY ON
Saturday ; ? December 18th
AT THE
Bricli 7arehoi!C2
rLc:-:::cE, s. c.
This Market Spcr trr J Cy Tha LIONS CLU3
RememberBrown Point Stamps G-H-J-K now
valid expire Dec 4th. Brown Point Stamps
- ..
L-M now valid expire January 1st. Green
A-B-C now valid expire December 20th.
Mile) & Mellow Coffee
8 O'Clock
3 lb. Dag 50o ,
21b. Bags 41c T
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3
SULTANA BRAND
PEANUT BUTTER
. 1 lb. Jar .23
Enriched Daily dated .'
MARVAL BREAD large 14 oz loaf .11
1 Brown point per tall can -White House '
EVAP MILK 4 tall cans .35
Sunnyfield Self Rising T
FLOUR
Sunny Field Corn
FLAKES"
10 lb. bag .59
8 oz. pkg. .05
Octagon Soap, large, 3 for .14
White Sail Toilet Soap " " V ' 3 for .12
Potatoes 10 lb. bag No. 1. for .39
New Green Cabbage t 3 lb. for .15
ANN PAGE Beans with pork, 10 points .10
A & P Corn A grade No. 2 13points .13
ANN PAGE Macaroni No. 1 J .10
Ann Page Macaroni . . 8 oz 3 for .15
ANN PAGE Spaghetti 8 oz 3 for .15
Warsaw, N. C. l
FISH IS NOT RATIONED
Eat More Fish andOyeters
For Your Ilaalth. .
We dress fish between hours of 9:00 A 1 :00
A. M. and 2:00 & 6:00 P. M.
nnnirs no: GnnKET ; "
WARSAW
. WANTED : .
x-l f- ' yV'. i' 'mi ' i in', i . i ' t,. .
CASH Paid For GdOD Used CARS
Chevroletf Ford, Plymouth ; .-
-ALL MODELS- .
rareav, ,TJ. .,
USED CARS
In A-l C on ditlo n
GOOD TIRES : v
Models Late As 1942 v r
. - S . TEEMS . . ,
; LEWIS MOTORS ; v
At Bus Statton
. In Warsaw - V' ' '
, . BOBEBT LEWIS, Pipp. " r i
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