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UBSOBPTION AGENT
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IV.rs. Costic Entertains '
! fridge Clob
Mrs. Norwood Bostic was the de
lightful hostess Tuesday evening
when she entertained her bridge
club at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miller.
The living room, where tables
were set -for play, was attractively
decorated with vari-colored ver
bena. - r
After several interesting pro
gressions Miss Eva Carter was
awarded novelty soap for scoring
high and Mrs. Thomas Rogers re
ceived powder for second high.
Mrs. Bostic, assisted by her
mother and sister, Miss Margaret
Miller, served heavenly hash with
cookies to Mesdames Rogers, L. A.
Brown, L. S. Whittle, Stacy
Britt and MJsses Hazel and Eva
Carter.
DAPTIST CIRCLES
- The Rom Hocutt Powell Circle
, met Monday afternoon in the
home of Miss Eula Powell with
Mrs. J. T. Gresham, Sr., as Joint
hostess and Mrs. L. H. Brown pre
siding. Rev. J. C Powell, home
from mission service in Africa,
gave the devotlonals and chose the
3rd Psalm, which was. read In re
; yerse and giving the viewpoint of
the sinner instead of the Christ
ian interpretation. He also discus
sed some of his work in The Dark
Continent -in regard to burying
the dead. Mrs. J. C. Brock spoke
on 'cottage Prayer". Mrs. J. R.
B irden dismissed with prayer.
The hostesses served : ice cream,
eoo.ues and nuts.
The George Rollins- Circle met
Monday afternoon in the home of
Mrs, Fred Gaylor with Mrs. C. V.
Garner, joint hostess. Mrs. B. W,
Pickett presided and 'Mrs. Robert
tsiacKmore . led the devotional.
The Program was Given bv Mrs.
G. D. Bennett in an Interesting
manner after which special music
was . rendered bv Misses Mae
Brocks Betty Anne Hufham, Sara
Gaylor and Janice Draughon. The
nosiesses served an ice cream
course topped with nuts and pound
cake. '
The Katie Murray Circle was
entertained Monday nleht by Mes
dames A. L. Humphrey and Thorn-'
as Kogers, irrthe. home of Mrs.
Humphrey. Mrs. L. O. Williams
presided and Mrs. Paul Sharpe
had charge of the program, assis
ted by Mrs. Wlulams. Mrs. E. F.
Strickland and Misses Margaret
Woodard, Annie Kate Powell and
Hazel Carter. Mrs. L, S. Whittle
read the devotlonals. Mrs. D. T.
Chambers closed the meeting with
prayer. The hostesses served a
chicken salad course v with coco
colas. "
PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLES .
The Sallie Falson Pelrce Circle
met Sunday afternoon at the
church with 15 present, presided
over by the Leader, Mrs. W. P.
Bridgers. Opening the meeting,
Mrs. J. E. Williams, at the piano,
presented "What A FrlencTTVe
Have in Jesus.'' Miss Nell Bow-
den had charge of the Bible Stu
dy. Mrs. John Frederick discuss
ed an article entitled "Why Con
cerh Myself." Mrs. L. A. Brown
gave a report - of the George
Worth Band, of which she is the
leader.
Circle No. X met Monday after
noon at the church with Mrs. L.
B. Huie presiding and 12 present.
Mrs. F. J. Baarg led the Bible
Study which was combined with
the program "Why Concern My
self," as taken from the Book of
John.
METHODIST CIRCLES
The W. S. of C. &. Circle No. 1.
met Monday- afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Gordan West, at
West Siding, with 14 present.
Mrs. E. T. Turnley, Chairman,
was in the chair and Mrs. A. M.
Williams led the devotlonals and
gave an Interesting discussion on
'Doors" as taken' from Rev. 3:20.
The program was In charge of
Mrs. v. J. Middleton. At the end
of the program the hostess serv
ed strawberry shortcake with tea
Circle No t. met Tuesday night
with Mrsr Hopton Smith and 9
present. Mrs. J. A. Rackley, Chair
man presided. Mrs. M. A. Smith
led the devotlonals and taught the
Mission Study Book in an Interest
ing manner. The hostess served a
tempting fruit salad course with
tea. , .
How to Stretch Leftover Meat
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lU THOSE WHO
; GAVE ALL ... .
Here they' lie. Guard them well
"with your life, sentry, even as they
guarded that for which we are fight
ing, with their own!
Peace' is theirs Let it not be dis
turbed, sentry, even as the peace chey
died to secure for all mankind shall '
once ' won be undisturbed in
f uture years by murderous marauders
such as we have known. .
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. And we'whol live let us do
more than bow our heads in rever- '
' eocei It is fox us wmakTanyTicrifice
' to quicken Viaory -
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C'd Crjlh Chtribafors
IN KENANSVIUE '
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WITH THE SICK
Clyde Surratt was carried to
the Goldsboro Hospital Monday
suffering from a throat Infection.
He is getting along as well as can
be expected.
Mrs. Alice Blanchard is resting
easily In the Goldsboro Hospital,
where she underwent an operation
Tuesday.
Mrs. D. J. Hubbard and daugh
ter. Miss Annie Ross, are recuper
ating at their home after a recent
illness.
Miss Janie Belle Blackmore
continues ill at her home on Pol-
oclk St, where her parents recen
tly moved from their home in the
country.
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. Single cup of cooked veal or chicken combines nicely with
' custard mixture to serve six. Green salad, rolls, a glass ot milk
completes nutritious lunch or dinner menu.
Chicken or Veal Custard
1 cup bottled milk
3 Kg
1 cup cooked, diced meat
4 tablespoons sliced stuffed olives
1 teaspoon chopped parsley
4 teaspoon salt
Is teaspoon pepper
tablespoon melted table fat
(or bacon drippings)
beaten eggs, beat until blended.
jw m on iciiiaiiiiug ingrt'wenis.
Pour mixture into six well-greased
custard rum or inrii viVJm.tI
seroles. Bake in slow oven (300
deg. F.) 40 to 45 minutes.
Here's a meal for six, made out
of practically nothing, and it
solves a common' "leftover" prob
lem, too!
. Next time you have a small
amount of cooked chicken or veal
on hand, serve it up in a custard
mixture for an unusual luncheon,
dinner or buffet supper casserole.
Remember- the secret of good
custard is in slow baking, so be
sure the temperature of the oven
is not too high.
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MOUNT OLIVE
SUN. - MON.
Patrick Tire
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DONALD O'CONNOR,
PEGGY RYAN.
BONDS NEWS CARTOON
' Special News, See The German
Murder Camp
Miss Carroll Wed
To Sgt. Burton '
Mr. and Mrs. CX S. Carroll, of
Warsaw, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Joyce Lynn, to
Set. CharlpR Rpnn Rnrrnn on
Saturday, April 14, 1945, Chocopee
rtuis, jviass.
Mrs. Burton is the only daugh
ter of Mr anrl Mrs. Pnrml anrl
was eraduaterl frnm Vpara rVtllon
Raleigh, in 1943 after which she
did voice major at Greensboro Col
lege, Greensboro. She graduated
from Kings Business College, Ral
eigh and accepted a position in
Knoxville, Tenn., where she was
employed at the time of her mar
riage. Sgt. Burton is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. JohnR. Burton, of Wash
ington, D. C.,and is stationed with
the Army at Chicopee Falls, Mass.
Announce Birth
Cpl. and Mrs. Herbert L. Cooke
announce the birth of twin sons,
on Wednesday, May 9, 1945. Mrs.
Cooke is the former Mlaa Pearl
Boney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. R Boney.
PERSONALS
Lt. Emmett Dedmon, who has
been on furlough with his mother,
Mrs. Frank Haislip, left Thursday
for Kearns, Utah.
Judson Rea, III, USN, of Nor
folk, was home on a 48 hour leave
Tuesday.
Raeford Bostic, M. S., spent
the week endwith his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Bostic. Sunday
they visited Miss Geraldine Bostic
at Meredith College.
Sgt. Jerry Rivenbark is visiting
his parents Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Ri
venbark, after serving overseas
27 months.
Mrs. Sue Neil Wester and dau
ghter of Goldsboro, were guests
last week of her brother. Mr. and
Mrs. O. H. Best
Mrs. Stacy Britt and children
are visiting her mother, Mrs. An
nie Greene in Concord.
Mrs. Edwin Morris and daugh
ter, Carolyn, of Carthage are the
guests of Mrs. W. E. Currie.
Mrs. B. W. Pickett visited her
TUBS. Double Feature
Dead Man's
Gulch
'also
Krazy Knight
WEDNESDAY
She Gets Her
Man
JOAN DAVIS.
March Time - Cartoon Sports
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Warsaw, N. C.
J. E. WEST, Prop.
FANCY GROCERIES, PRESH MEATS,
FRESH F(SH & OYSTERS, FRESH VEGETABLES
Modern and sanitary in very respect. All
stock new-merchandise. You will find beef in
our freezer most any day. We invite you to
sell your produce here -and trade with us.
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Your business is appreciated.
IN SEVEN SFrtWGS
carries Pet, Carrmtion and Nestles evaporated
, milk. Also a line of sausage, cheese and what
ever meats that are available under War con
ditions. Full stock groceries; hog, chicken and
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cow feeds; drugs and dry goods, notions, etc.
.Come in and let us serve you.
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sister in Robbins Wednesday.
Seaman and Mrs. George pridgen
were week-end guests of their
mother, Mrs. G. P. Pridgen.
Mrs. John Best visited her sis
ter in Jacksonville last week.
Miss Margaret Miller was the
guest last week-end of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riv
enbark near Rose Hill. -
Miss Bessie Quinn of Wilson,
pent several days this week at
home with her mother, Mrs. J. B.
Quinn..- .-' -,f.-.'
Rev. J. C. Powell and family
have returned home after a series
of meetings In Kannapolis. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Porter and
Mr. and Mrs Sanford Packer and
daughter, Mary Elizabeth visited
Misses Jewel Porter -and Edna
Earle Moore at ECTC Greenville
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Williams,
Miss Elois Williams, Sonny Will
iams and guest Mrs. Otho Will
iams, of Kinston were Sunday
guests of Mr. Williams' sister, Mrs.
V. B. Smith at Roseboro, Mrs.
Smith was notified Friday of the
death of a son in Germany.
Mrs. Kenneth Fussell visited her
husband in Rocky Mount last
week. . I
Mrs. Sallie Holljngsworth, of
Raleigh visited her son and dau-ehter-ln-aw.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Hollingsworth this week. She was
accompanied home by Mrs. Holl
lnirsworth and sons. Dallas and
jerry.
Cpl. Bill Carroll is home with
his mother and brother Norwood.
Miss Mary Hester Powell spent
the week-end in Wllmineton with
her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs.
Lambert' Turner.
Sgt. Bill Taylor is visitine his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Taylor.
Miss Louise Farrior, end riipst
Miss Nellie Butler, of Farmvllle
were week-end cuests of her Da-
renis, mr. ana Mrs. H. t. arrior.
Mrs. J. P. Harmon has spent
quite a bit, of time with her mou
ther, who is ill, in Jacksonville. -
Robert Pridgen, M. S., haa re-
turned to his base after visiting
his mother, Mrs, R. C Pridgen.
Mrs. Pridgen attended the May
Day festivities at Flora McDonald
College with her daughter, Miss
Martha Pridgen Senior..
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Wallace, N. 0.
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DIAMONDS WATCHES
REPAKrNfl and ENGRAVING
Save Food! Save Points!
Halp la tha praaant feed skortoga
by canning frvIN end barrlat. '
ex it a svgur no ana uiiorraai juu
far this purpose. Apply far It ta
year Rationing Beard.
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To THOSE WHO
SACRIFICED...
Some men are awarded Jrhe
Purple Heart posthumously. '
Some live to wear it with pride
and memories. Memories 1 by how
slim a chance they llved.whlrejothers
died.
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