Ca; ti.:a and Km. Will" d M. I Z
announce th marriage of their sister
Mm Ellnabetti Ingram
to ,
Mr. Simpson Haywood Porter ,
on Tuesday, the tenia of October ;
Nineteen hundred and forty-four ,
Dillon, South Carolina , (
At Home- .. -v
- Wmtw, North Carolina :
CDIS-ELECT HONORED
. TT.-..U. TIa.mV TnA ink
Vann, William Eubanks and N. B.
Boney, Misses Doris Rouse and
tpsses on last Thursday afternoon presided over the program, ibiks
i .....I J n. mio. I 1 V T K JeiTltt. U. Jr.
wnen uicjr triiici lauicu i . were umhms "J " . . . .
ceUaneous shower honoring Miss I Johnson and others. lay"
Florence Brlnson, bride-elect of Brock and Jimmy -Johnson were
the month. The delightful affair j taken into the Troop (No. 50) as
was- given in me v-ourc nouse . Tenaenooi sscuuio.
nex ' where the hostesses worn
in the Welfare Department and
Red Cross, Offices. Chrysanthem
um wrm Hood in th TtHwnm for
the occasion. The hostesses served
d-w-hter. Mrs. A. Dempsey, in
Wallace. ' .
Funeral services were held on
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the home of her daughter. Inter
ment was In the family cemetery
near Atkinson.
She is survived by five children
Mrs. Dempsey, D. L. Croom ot
Atkinson, E. W. Croom of Marion.
Va., Mrs. J. S. Adams oi Wilming
ton, and O. B. Malpass of High
Point " ' '' ; r -.
PINX HILL MAN ; '
HONORED AT CTHDAY
A birthday dinner Ws given
Sunday in honor of Mr. E. R. Rob
inson at his. home near Pink Hill.
He was sixty years old on Nov. 11.
Among the guests were Mrs.
Robinson and children, Robert,
Carrie, and W. C, Moseley Robin
son, Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Rob
inson, Mm. Leonard Lee and dau
ghter, Mr, and Mrs. Edwood Rob
inson and son, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Rmum nd familv. Mr. ' and Mrs.
John Tavlor and family. Mr. and
I 1
tertalned their' parent onenight
last weeK in uw "he , Mra. Wilbur
:Icai r-c' - -"of . Mr charlle
PfTree Patrol andtheir parents
were also Invited.
C..tmtll' ' UllllOn
Sgt.WnSaM D. Parlli. Risk
ed Life to save Of.ioer at.
Bombing of Pearl Harbor.
Sgt. Willard D. Darlinj. 25,
chief clerk of the 9th battalion of
the Infantry Training regiment
at Tent Camp, Camp Lejeune, is
credited with being the first Ma
rine to receive the Navy Cross in
World War IL -
Ttion a Mjirlm Pf he Was
awarded the medal after riskine
. . i -r i rci J..lH.Ji
nis me to save an omcer uums
the attacK on reari tiarDor. e
was serving on board the USS
Oklahoma as an orderly to the
executive officer when the Nip
airships zoomed In overhead for
their sneak attack. ', ,
Seeing the officer in the water.
TO .
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The' following letter was cecei
ved recently by Mrs. Maggie
Smith of Rt. 2, Pink Hill from her
son, SiSgt. Linwood Smith: ,
' Oct. 27, 1944
My Dearest Mother: - -Will
write another letter tonight
I don't know when I will ever get
time to write again. I am still n
a Gramy town. I have never been
as scared as I was this 'morning.
t hurt lust rotten a letter from
Pansy and when I opened it the
German shells started coming Jn.
ran
Pleasant Hill
r and family. Mr. and ' swim and anna rently German shells started coming
ir Heath and family, j Xvnk DX ffthe!l toPPed everything and
lharlie Taylor of near unch on- which iTwaf M flellar- 1 stayinS ,n 1
ill. . motor la .-n.J01! rr""?-WS- cellar of a house, they are pre
the
motor launch on - which ne was . ; n.tt
being evacuated and swam to his 0,T't "7 I have been
kAnimr him .flout until .strong all of the tune. I nave been
CIRCLES MEET
of YSTw2rt AuxUiary of Grove
to wa tv.' rr inaa vv uiiiau o
punch nd cake in addition to r Presbyterian Church met on Mon
mints and salted pecans. The hon-' day afternoon with Mrs. "
oree received 03 pieces in ner Brock as hostess, mm. . ,t"-
mriA mnnKm nt . i 1 K KihlP iSTUQV On r UI-
uwMwva i rufuil mi i" .
. . superior, Keepnn iuiu aiiuni.
DUPLIN COUPLE MARRIED he could haU another launch.
, ,..n.v Left alone in the launch with
HERE WEDNESDAY the officer, in the vicinity f of a
Tntw of the Deace C. B. Sit- dredge pipeline in the harbor, af-
Sx ass stfaar Jrtasss. s
iSxSTZ T .hrS-utt'Wr to Mow htov Thl. Ml
near cninquapm aia uie sruuiu, -
David W. Raynor, a young Marine, j safely ashore in the face of severe
is th nn or Mr. ana Mrs. jcjiis
crystal pattern and a
other useful gifts.
SCOUT PARENTS
ENTERTAINED
The Xenansville Boy Scouts en-
'For-
ney. The-hostess assisted by Mrs.
V, .J: Virhlo cake
over seas. .Thought it wasneu
where I was before l came nere,
K..t If ttiorn over was a hell this 'S
it. All I am hoping for is to come
out on top aaa get uacK nuww.
About all you can hear are our
flrlnflr OA hnilM A daV. I knOW
the next town where we are firing
on is blown au to pieces. ;
TViia mnWp the plchth COUntrV
I T have heen in and I hooe it is my
him , last one until it is over. You -can
DM.mM. Af yiaoi. Teiilaville
Folowing the ceremony, as is at Pear Harbor, he was with a
customary, the groom asked Mr. radar outfit for - eight months
Ritteraon how much he owed him overseas. He saw action at Guad-
and "Pap" replied "riot one cent, alcanal. Besides the Navy Cross,
TlCzt Oiivcr I.:. Cullen of Rt 1,
Warsaw, returned from oversea. 9
after 57 months of service. 1. 3
latest duty was in the JW .vtst
pacinc. lie arrived at J?t. f iapg
the first part of Novemb'-r prior
to visiting his parents.. Mr. an
Mrs. W. McCuUen. .
rv
J 1:1
i'r
A r ' ' . ' " t T
P s.. .v , he i
i've serious Li.
11c and the trn !
113 Gil 1
TTe average f rn f
lout 15 cords of fuel v.
,-ar.
' r
iJ U La i. J
Enjoys Her Meets Now,
Sleeps Fine And Feels
Lots Stronger, , StcJes
Well Known Resident.
Discusses Her Case. -
giving
Don't?
After serving on sea'duty and 'worry about me: Mother, for I
tell all the boys we are
Germany what they need,
.- "I tried one medicine after an
nthM hut Retrmcn is the frist med
icine I ever found that gave me;
the relief I so badly needed, gra- .
..n., Anar-a KTi-a T.lllie Tncram. 1
1004 E. 26th St, Ceveland, Tenn.
ney The-hostess aasisieu "j "", ana rap repiiea nui. wk ul, uuuuu., ucoiuc nv viw,
G V Gooding served Marble cake that 1 my gift to every soldier I he has a letter of commendation
. rr M.m1i.ri were . . - ' fmm Admiral Mimit-r . Mtntirm
icn i....w..- nmrrjr.
and coffee,
present
MR. L J. SMITH WEDS
ClaoGified
ADS :
IIJISSIFIED BATES
I cent ner wore I
eJUftTg of too. Cnless tm
nav m account 1ta m
please mmI money, tamp
money order or -Jm-k
with sda. rarniern: If
yotj nave nythlnn t
r escbange. want !
v buy, nao thr Tmihm CU
r Mad wK wr will arrr.l
nrodaoe t paynteni.
cntcix No. t M -
Zs hostess, a goodly MISS ELLEN SOMERS -
number of memoers we ": cwemher 12. 1944. at St
Mis Hilda uonu 'V'u - He'w. bv the
son oi miu
Pink Hill, and Miss Ellen somera.
Atm K tneetinflF
sisted by Mrs. Jack Sitterson ser
ved hot chocolate ana
m ronpEK CIRCLE
Mm. L C Burch was hosted"
the Ella Cooper Circle of the lo,
cal Baptist Church on last Monday
night. Mr. Jim Fulford had
charge of the program. Thirteen
young ladies were present After
the program the hostess served co
cocolas and cookies.
PERSONALS v
I Misses Susie Lee Williamson
and Cornelia Qulnn spent last
week-end in Wilmington with Miss
Anna Eubanks.
I 3 . t rt Dnkliunn. A. B.
. - .w.nj rartsr nf Wallace.
Privilege X Siepay any iinw Bianu, V T" nmw
Before Maturity. See'ar WrUet Nettle Williams and Inej Rney
VX WITT CARR. SFXTTY-TEEAf. also ReDa Eubajiks of R
CLIVION NATL FARM LOAN addition to Mesdames R. vv au,
ASSN. - BOX 146 , TEL W9-4I and Henry L Stevens, Jr. of W(ar
. CSLINTON. N. a , v saw and N. B. Boney ( ot Kmai
, - . ville went to New Bern on Thurs-
. day of this ween to a mwiuii
MB. FARMER, have your well Tar jji Camp and Council.
J..nks nf Mr anil Mr. J Som
ers, of BaUycullane, Co.. Wexford,
Eire, were united in holy matri
mony. .
from Admiral Nimitz, citation
from' the commander-in-chief of
the U. S. fleet, and a letter of
merit irom uen. i nomas tioicomi),
former 'commandant of the Ma
rine Corps. Sgt Darling lives in
tne ituss Apartment in Warsaw. .
from the Army on account of his
nerves. Pvt. Petteway was with
the 758th Bomb Squdn. 459th
Bomb Groupe. He recently visited
nis aunt, mrs. uan uavis, nere.
worry about me. Mother, for . I M Ingram has four sons in the
S2 LJW'l Z. Irmed; slices. Discussing Reton-
wiffwi Mta Answer real Ba Bhe happily wntmuea:
soon with a long letter. Mother.
From your loving son,
SlSvt. Linwood Smith.
7005858
' 1 Btry. C. 70th FA U. S.
Armv APO 339 '
CIO P,M. New York
SOLDIER HURT
A recent report by the War De
partment said that Second Lt Le
Roy. J. Teachey, Jr., son of Leroy
J. Teachey, Sr., of Rose Hill had
been wounded in action in the
European area,
M nnnetite ; became , SO DOOr
that often I didn't even go to the
MRS. LILLIE lAi...A..i
me. I enjoy my food, I sleep I ke
a top, and I never notice be ng
nervous anymore, tven tne siug-
w
.in nfton Htcncreeri with me and
brought bn sour stomach and gas.
My strength and weight went
down and I became so nervous
that the least thing upset me.
Siugglsh elimination forced me to
use one laxative alter anomer. my
uleen did not aeem to refresh me
I and I felt draggy, nervous, and
rundown almost tome point oi ex
haustion. .
"I never before experienced any
thing like the relief Retona pave
.a nueh otwwiper that I Can now
go about my work with a tor s. Ke-
tonga is grand. .
Retonga is Intended to re"
distress due to Vitamin B-l r -
ciency, constipation, insufH. t
flow of digestive juices in the : -
mach, and loss of appetite. Ac t
no substitute. Retonga msy 1? i -
tained at the Kenansvii.e Z ;
Store in Kenansville or et t e
Warsaw Drug Co., in War- .
"CORRECTION
WoaV hefnre last the Times, in
ian article. sUted that Leo Jack
I son had purchased the stock, store
building and Kenansville residence
i of H. M. West This was incorrect.
KHV t ivvn v
FARM LOANS
IlNfl TERMS
LOW INTEREST
he onlv Dure based
merchandise.
drilled now aa pay for Is twelve
maatne later, wnta xor quownon
ana direction from town.
HEATER WELL CO, -.
' RALEIGH. N. C
' . '. ; : :
IN TUB FAST THIRTY TEARS,
PRICES OF OTHER THINGS
INCREASED, WHILE AVERAGE
COfJT OF FIRE INSURANCE
REDUCED MORE THAN FORTY
; FER CENT.
R. W. BLACKMORE, Agent,
Reliable Insuraaee Servloe, . .
Warsaw, N. C.
WOOD FOR SALE
ANY LENGTH; SLABS; $10
PER CORD, DELIVERED.
Call t. O. Campbell at V. S.
Bndhaufs store In Clilnaua
pia or write to 9. O, Campbell,
Beolavllle, N. C. Rt 1.
11-25-41 Pd.
LOST "
Identlfleatkm Bracelet In
Warsav, N. C Friday night,
November 10. 1944. Finder
please notify Glenn
Leulaville, N. C Reward.
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I ne lar ic -
Mesdames J. v. uooson
V, Gooding also Miss Lula M.
Hinson accompanied Mrs. J.
Jerritt to Goldsboro on Thursday
of this week.
Mrs. C. C. Loth has gone to see
her husband. Maj. Loth in Boston.
Mass. Mrs. D. IL McKay is teach
ing in her place. , , ' '
Mrs. R. U. wens maue
ness trip to Wilmington one day
Miss Margaret Williams spent
last week-end in Goldsboro with
relatives. " r ' 4
Mrs. Gilbert Honeycutt spent
several days here recently with
her sister, Mrs. G. V. Gooding.
Mesdames Harvey Boney and
Grace Vann attended a Welfare
meeting In Raieign recently.
Among those who accompanied
Miss Fannie K. Lewis to Golds
boro last Wednesday to the Music
Federation Meeting were Cornelia
Qulnn, Carolyn Willalms and Ja
net Bonev also Alice West of
West's Siding. ' "
Mrs. Laura n. uavin is spending
some time here.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Johnson had
the following guests for supper
one night this week: Misses Eliza
beth Sparkman. Mildred Pate, Le
ila McDonald and Alice Hill
Reeves.
Warsaw .:TnoD:sT
CHURCH
The new pastor. Rev. A. M. Wil
liams, will preach at 11 a. m. nnd
at 8 p. m. He will preach at Carl
ton at 4 p. m. Every member of
these churches is urged to attend
these services and a cordial invi
tation is given to everybody to
come and hear the new Methodist
minister.
Rev. Williams comes to Warsaw
from Whi takers where he has
preached for the last five years.
He brings with him his wife and
child, a son about five or six years
of age. Mr. Williams is a fine man
and a good preacher.
Kev. and Mrs. v. x. i nrai
leave for their new field.
Mr. and Mrs. Thrift, after four
years In Warsaw, left Friday mor
ning for Ellerbee which is in Rich
mond County. During his pastor
ate many new members have been
added and many improvements
have been made, both to the
church and to the parsonage. Mr.
Thrift expressed himself as well
E leased With his new field which
i much more compact than the
one here. It is In tiie great peach
section of the State.
RETURNS FROM ITALY
Pvt Willie B. Petteway, Jr., has
returned home from Italy jjjhere
he spent nine montns oi service.
He has been ' given a discharge
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