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it briefly. The hostesses served
sandwiches and cookies.- .
CebKfates Birthday
. lUllic Joe Stokes,"cf Clinton,
formerly of Warsaw, celebrated his
birthday ftfarch 29 at a party at
Jaw home, il4 Vance St. :
After several- games, all were
invited into the dining room yhere
ice cream and cake were served,
i avors were assorted candies.
DAPTIST CIRCLES
The George Rolling Circle met
Monday with Mrs. G. D. Bennett
at hor home with 12 present. Mrs.
J. C. Powell gave the devotionals,
and Mrs. R. D, Johnson had charge
of the program. Following busi
ness the hostess ' served a con
gealed salad course. r , 'y-
The Rosa Powell' Circle held its
monthly meeting Monday wjth the
loader, Mrs. L. H. Brown and" 16
present.' Mrs. Carrie Peele gave
the devotionals and program. Mrs.
Brown served sandwiches, cookies
pecans and punch. , ' 4
, The Katie Murray Circle was
entertained Monday evening in the
home of Mrs. Stacy Britt with
Mrs. Paul Sharpe joint hostess.
Mrs. L. O. Williams. "Chairman
presided and Mrs. E. D. Pollock
' had choree ofthe program,- assis-
" ted by Mrs. J." P. Harmon, Mrs.
: A. L. Humphrey and Miss Mary
Hester Powell, Miss Eva Carter
tave the devotional. After busi
ness the hostesses served a sweet
. course, carrying out the Easter
. motif., w.,. . .v-c"':;
METHODIST CIRCLE
.
Circle No. 1. of the Woman's
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Harden had i
as their guest last week their son, I.
Robert or Louisville, Ky. I
MRS. A. a. mcxa, m.
. Rapottay r
ciubserivUea Af".
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Best had as
their guests Monday his sister, Mrs,',,
Sue Neil Wester and -daughter.
Society-of ChrlstianService met Reba, of Goldsboro. ., - , .. . "
Monday afternoon with the Lea-' Mrs. Linm James and son of
der, Mrs. E. T. Turnley and 18 Burlington, visi tea Mr. and -Mrs. .
present Mrs. A. M.. Williams led I R. Callahan Friday. , . ,
the devotionals' and talked on,' Pvt. J. B. West was home for
"The Risen Lord." t Mrs. ,J. a. uiewoeK-ena w)innu parents, mr.- pel I DW POFTV
Best taught the chapter in the and Mrs. Went West -. rtUiwYY rWCIw ;
mission book. Following business Miss Annie Ross Williams and "Felldvr Poets" were enter
the , hostess served sandwiches, Dr. J. M. Williams were week-end tained by Mrs. J. M. Bowden at
nuts and tea. - . - 'a?,1 of relaUyest JLn Greensboro ner jme Saturday afternoon.
, . .Misses Jewel Porter, Margery Mrs. Bowden. president presi-
' iS8 fna moot pi ded- Mrs. E. J. Hill presented the
ECTC were home, for the week. nrnmim ' Her tnnle was "Four
SK and " Mrs, Ed C Newton end. -, Warrior-Poets.".; h 1 .-.-v -announce
the birth of a daughter. Mrs. Grace-Jones, of Charlotte : J .:
Lon April 2, uV Hopewell, N. J. was me guest ; last week 01 her . Original poems were read by tne
Mrs. Newton is tne iormer T? i v" . niemoers. - -f ,
Miss Dorothy Powell, daughter of Mrsatha eenBrpck Grady .... During a social hour the-hostess
Mr. and Mrs; Alva tWeU OI KX. i-nuoj ui w wm, ..... . assisieu oy ner uaugiiioi,
Aiaugnnam served a cniuien auiu
flsm- Nevs
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Car Tire Quota
.For Duplin Cut;
car.
2, .Warsaw. Mr. Newton is in Eng
lana wiui tne wavy. t :.
PERSONALS wr
Mrs. ! R. C Pridgen returned
Monday , from North Wilkesboro,
where she spent three weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. J. Anderson.
She was accompanied home by
Miss Martha Pridgen. student at
lora McDonald. - " - "245 passenger car tires for ration-
Rev, and Mrs. J. .R. Ewers of ing in April as compared to 392
Pittsburgh, Pa., are guests of their, in March. The shortage made it
son, Dr. and Mrs.. E. P. . Ewers, necessary to establish a preferen-
Mrs. Ralph Honeycutt and Mrs. tial list of occupations for use in
Annie Cox were holiday guests of selecting persons to receive pass
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Avent in Rocky enger car tires.. This list .will be
Mount . ; . I used in channeling the reduced
r,abomasSOEeTa, M"-0Sta needs regarded as most essen
Britt Tommy Rogers and Gerald , Hoi tfn
in uoldsboro.
,vith iced tea,
WARREN-PRECYTHE r
Miss Mildred Virginia Warren
drivers will have fo guard their and Pfc. RalDh D. Precythe wrs
tires even more carefully If .they, united in marriags on March 17th
continue to drive. - ' st the home of the bride; The
Duplin County will nave only; Rev. G. Van Stephens, pastor ot
the bride; officiated using the ring
The bride wore a navy blue suit
with white accesories and a cor
sage of white orchids.
Mrs. Precythe is the daughter
of Mrs. Percy Warren and the
late Mr. Warren of Faison.
1 Private Precythe is the son of
vHUCI U1C IICW 4iail U1C JIUlllUCr 1.1. Ihwmrfl.. Af It'BiuM . HA
Mrs. Herman Caroll of Wilming-' f !lFi5le? ""LS! i has recently returned to the States
ton, was the guest last week of , ,tixr3 serving eight months In tne
ceremony.
Junior-Senior. Banquet
I J. C. BeU htls week.. -
Mrs. George Garell of Camp Le
I Jeune spent the week-end with her
i mother, Mrs. H. B. Hatcher.
Mrs. M. C. Bowden visited Lake
Waccamaw last week. ' v
- J. B. Maness spent the week-end
here.
Mrs,; Gresham ' Entertains
r Mrs.' Marv Ouinn Gresham was
hostess Monday night when she the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
enteriainea ner Driag ciud ami treecn.
.fi0. South Pacific. He is stationed at
Each individual tire applicant ' Camp Butner.
must establish his present need . , . - - .
for the tire applied for,' even! Entertains Friends
TSgt. Oscar L,- Creech and Miss. "r" " -
Daisy Burnham spent Easter to; , .
Mrs. C. F. Caroll and Mrs. C.-B.
Best. "' -
Mrs. Bill Yost spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
j. a. Best
several additional guests in the
home of her mother, Mrs. J. W,
Quinn on College St. . T
MORE W AC's
NEEDED NOW
Mrs. Stella Reeves and children
of Wilmington were home for
easier. - ., , - .
Hffjnn. . Cllln . Hfnrrt,.,. K April! i a Tnr tha WAmnn'a irniu
Thehome was decorated with Peirce wore nome for the week-. Corps to serve in the area of the
end. - ; . ' I ourtn Service Command the
Miss : Fannie Woodward spent southeastern states -. as hospital
the week-end with her mother and technicians. With our wounded re-
PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLES'
Quantities of iris" and tulips.
Mrs. Milton West was awarded
a novelty Hearth broom for scor-
ins: high and . a tempting salad io ilt n a.,
course was served to those present m.a Kitt MiUep wn. home for
Easter.,:' -..-.-. ,
.Mrs. Nealie Evans of Rose Hill
J vinitpd hpr slstor Mrs. J. f! Miller
The Sallie Faison Peirce Circle Thursday . : , '
, met Sunday afternoon at the; Miss Sara Humphrey was home
, church with the Leader Mrs. W. for tne week-end.
' P. Bridgers in the Chair and MrS.I Mrs V. P ?trlrlrlnn1 nnA Mrs
' f E.:. Williams at the piano. Fol- Fd Baars shopped in Goldsboro
lowing business, Miss Nell Bowden -Venesday. - - " - i
led the Bible Study and spoke on! ,.Guestf Mr. and Mrs. J. P.-Hari
the topic, "Because 1 ani a Oiris-I mon for the week-end was his
C tian.".. Mrs. Frank Fonvielle fur. ; sister. Miss Anna ' Mac Harmon,
"tther emphasised this topio and the teacher in the Calypso School t
-meeting closed with prayer. ; Misses Hazel Strickland and
- L, "7 v. "-'i"'-- . lox)ulse Oakes were home for the
- Circle No. 2. met Monday after- week-end. . i .
noon in the home of Mrs. R. H. . ' . -
' Best, Srn with her daughter-in-l. : , . .
law, Mrs. R. H. Best, Jr., hostesses
; and 13 present, Mrs. L. B. Huie
Leader, presided and Mrs. War
ren A. Smith gave the Bible Study.
. Mrs. B. C. Sheffield gave an, out
, line of the Year Book, discussing
Betty and Horace Ray entertain
ed about 30 frineds at an. Eastei
Egg Hunt Saturday. afternoon. : -
After the hunt, Mrs. Ray served
punch, cookies and cake.
turning at the rate of 1400 a day
the need is great. North Carolina
met its quota before March 20, but
we are urged to continue to give
our fullest support and assistance
to this recruiting untu May x.
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QUINN - McGOWEN COMPANY
WARSAW, NORTH CAROLIXA
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Funeral Directors & Embalmers
. , , Amulance Service
The Junior-Senior Banquet was
held in the Community Building
Friday night
A delicious four course supper
WAS SC1VCL ,.-.-''r '
A toast to the Seniors was given
by Christine James Response I
Dy noargueniw wuiuuea.
A song by the Junior Class was
sung. A toast to . the teachers,
School and guests was given by
William Thornton. Response was
given by Mrs. M. C. Bowden. A
ong was sung by Anne Stroud
and Kenneth Warren. Betty Ray
gave a recitation and a song was
sung by the Senior Class.
Mrs. C. D. Lee Hostess.
Mrs. C. D. Lee was hostess to
her Sewing Club Tuesday after
noon. At the conclusion a salad
course with iced, tea was served
by-the hostess.. ;
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Adult Division Of
Methodist S. S. Meets
The Adult Division of the Meth
odist Sunday School met Tuesday
night at the home of Mrs. Deems
Clifton, the president, who also
gave the devotionals.
T. S. Shutt spoke on the "Dum
barton Oaks Proposal." '
At the conclusion the hostess
served punch sjid sandwiches. '
Entertains At
Eastre Egg Hunt "
Mesdames J B. Stroud, L. E.
Taylor and Chester Eilis entertain
ed at an faster Egg Hunt r rmay
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ellis, for Bertha Stroud, Betty
Lou Taylor and Barbara Anne
Ellis and' a number of their friends
After the hunt cookies and lem
onade were served by the hostess
es. :: ;y ': I
Henry Edgerton of the Merchant
Marine two son and Mrs. Edger
ton bave returned home after vis
iting Mrs. Eva Edgerton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rector and
Dotty spent Sunday in Wilson. -
Cpl. and Mrs. Pickard Shackle-
ford of Moultrie, Ga. were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rector on
Monday. v
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stroud, Jr.,
and Berta spent the week-end
with J. B. Ill at Fishbourne Mill-
tary School in Waynesbonv Va.
Mr: and Mrs E, H. Hatcher and .
family ? returned to - Philadelphia ..
after spending a week with Mr8.,
H. B. Hatcher. - " ;,s ,.-.
Mrs. Ralph Precythe. spent the .
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Hay r
wood Long in Raleigh.- '
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Latham of
Wilmington were guests of Mrs. .
W T. Thompson' Sunday. ;
. Pfc. Clyde Gautier of Good Fel- ,
ows Field, Texas, visited friends
here recently. :
M. P.; ALLEN JR.
General Insurance
K. EN ANSYlLLE, N. C. :
KENANSVILLE'S ONLY, INSURANCE AGENCY
See GLENsT W. BOWERS, Representative In KenansvUe
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PERSONALS
Miss Betty Jones has returned
to Danville after visiting Rev. and
Mrs. D. L. Jones. . '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor and
Katherine of Goldsbiro were the
Seats of Mrs. Z. A. Gibson Sun-y.
Mrs. C. Beems was a visitor in
town Saturdtv.
Miss Louise Hatcher spent Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. H. B
Hatcher. ' --
Mr. and Mrs. C. D.' McCullen
and two children of Wilmington
spent-the week-end with Mrs. L
H. McCullen.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Decker ot
Wilmington visited Mr. and Mrs
MEN'S SHORTS
MEN'S PAJAMAS
59c to $1.00
$2.75
Faison Dept. Store
Faison, II. C.
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Tiivolou tri-color combi
nation two-piecer with
i .,.!. ed jacket and shirN
waist neckline. Drop
shoulder yoke effect
sleeve . . . and a yummy .
! ox pleated skirt. , ..
'. Jjnior Sizes 9 V C3X5
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With every means of transportation
',: intensively speeding the men and ma
chines of war to the field of action
w coal deliveries must.be staggered over
a fong period of time. ' To be sure of
having Vfhat you need when winter.,
, v, Comes. tX'iwl'l ' 3y
v . I HAVE A CAR ON THE WAY ' ( -
Place your order now when you can get better coal and deli
very while it is riot cold. If you go cold nejet winter blame rio
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WiNTY OF FRUIT AND VEGtTABliS1,
GO TO BH EARLY WITH YOUR
WINDOWS WIDE OPEN-IN GENERAL,
YOU MUST LEAD A TINE .
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la s growing boy's diet! It's the kind bread endorsed by the Committee on Food
' and Nutrition of the National Research Council. Take home oar ceneroas sice loaf
today. . .',- ' ''''' ' 1
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