Mm. Stacy Brltt
Wimw Editor
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Dial 8988
Miss Albertson Bride
Of Richard Bostic
Miss Virginia Albertson of War
saw and Beulaville was wed to
Richard Bostic, of Beulaville, in a
quiet and simple ceremony at 8
o'clock on Wednesday, July 11, in
the Beulaville Baptist Church
with the Rev. Robert Fitzgerald,
uncle of the bride, officiating.
The church was decorated with
white gladioli and fern and the
bride entered unattended, attired
In a handsome street dress of na
vy blue with which she. used white
accessories. She wore a shoulder
corsage of orchids.
Mrs. Bostic, the daughter of
Mrs. L. J. Albertson and the late
Mr. Albertson of Beulaville, at
tended the Beulaville School and
'for the past three years has been
employed with the Warsaw office
of the Caroina Telephone and
'Telegraph Co.
Mf. Bostic is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. P. Bostic, of Beulaville,
and returned June 27th to receive
a discharge from the United
States Army after having served
three years in the African and
Italian campaigns with the Army
Engineers.
The bridal couple will be at
home in Beulaville upon returning
from their wedding trip in West
ern North Carolina.
News Of Warsaw
Servicemen
Pfc. Emmett Roark arrived on
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Shows,Rides& Concessions
I Monday to spend a furlough with
his wife,' Mrs. Doris Stevens Ro-
I ark, after having been with the
Third Army in Germany since last
'January. . ' ' . T '
Pfc. Billie Bartlette is spending
a furlough with his parents, Mr,
and Mrs. W. E. Bartlette. He was
with .the Infantry in Germany.; ,
Pfc. Sidney Apple has arrived
i in the states from Germany, where
he was with the Infantry. He will
visit his parents, Mr and Mrs.
Simon Katz.
Pfc. Julius R. Rivenbark has
written his wife from his base near
Reims, France, that he will be sta
' tioned in the Area of Occupation
for the next 12 or 15 months. He
was with Gen Simpson's 9th Army
on V-Day in Germany and on May
16, was awarded the Bronze Star
Medal and Citation.
i
Sgt. Raymond Voyght Ridge, 21,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Ridge,
Rt. 2, arrived home July 4 from
England, where he had been re
ceiving hospital care for wounds
received March 16 in Germany.
Sgt. Ridge was with a Tank Bat
talion in the Third Army.
Sgt. R. T. Blackman, Jr., is
home on furlough with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Blackman. He
has been overseas two years and
saw action in Germany.'
1st. Lt. W. H. Freeman and wife
have been visiting in Warsaw.
He received his Naval papers last
week to report to Ft. Eustice,
Va. Lt. Freeman, a native of
Leaksville, received his Doctor's
degree in Medicine last Septem
ber from the Baptist Hospital in
Winston-Salem, and has since
been interning in New Jersey.
Sgt. Ben Bartlett, son of Mr.
and Mrs. S. B. Bartlett, Jr., is
home after receiving a medical
discharge from the USMC. He was
in the Pacific before returning to
the Naval Hospital, Charleston,
S. C, two months ago.
Texas Visitor Honored
In Warsaw
Mrs. Mary Gray Quinn Gresh
am was hostess at a prettily ap
pointed bridge luncheon Thursday
afternoon at 1:30 at the home of
her mother, Mrs. J. W. Quinn on
College St., honoring Mrs. Gordon
McSwain of San Antonio, Texas,
nee Miss Lewellen Best, who is
visiting her father, D. E. Best.
The spacious Quinn home was
ensuite and decorated with attrac
tive placements of flowers and
made a lovely setting for the four
luncheon table.
A dainty two course luncheon
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viipmiC'iay .
was served and when scores were
added Mrs. R, H. Best, Jr., scored
high and received a novelty Mexi.
can market basket filled with
vegetables. ; The honoree received
guest towels. !, '
Assisting the hostess were Mes
dames J. W.. Quinn, A. L. Cave
augh, and W. Lr Shbaf. '
Those enjoying the hospitality of
Mrs. Gresham were: the honoree
and -Mesdames Best, J. M. Peirce,
H. L. Stevens, Jr., A. J. Jenkins,
R. E. Wall, E. P. Ewers, P. S. Ber
ry, P, B. Potter, S. W. Marriner,
Walker Stevens, and Misses Sallle
and Nell Bowden and Mrs. Ed
ward Bowden, of Elizabeth City,
and Mrs. Bain Jones, of Mt. Ster
son of Wallace.
Ing, Ky., also Mrs. J. C. Thomp-
! son of Wallace.
Visitors Complimented
At Parties
Mesdames R. H. Best, Jr., Walk
er Stevens and E. P. Ewers were
hostesses on Saturday afternoon
when they entertained at eight
tables of bridge complimentary to
Mesdames Gordon McSwain, . of
San Antonio, Texas, Bain Jones,
of Mt. Sterling, Ky, and Edward
Bowden of Elizabeth City in the
home of Mrs. Best on Hill St
The living and dining room ta
bles held bowls of lovely dahlias,
gladioli, and roses.
Upon arrival of the guesta they
were served dainty sandwiches,
cookies and coco colas and at the
conclusion of the progressions,
Mrs. W, M. Buck received a nov
elty vase for scoring high and
Mrs. Sterling Marriner received a
pitcher for second high.
Low
award went to Mrs. Faison Mc
Gowen, of Kenansville, which was
"Wonder Cloths." Each guest was
remembered with Helena Ruben
stein perfume.
Mesdames McSwain, Jones and
Bain were again honored Monday
afternoon when Mesdames A. J.
Jenkins, H. L. Stevens, Jr., and
R. E. Wall delightfully entertain
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ed at a dessert bridge in the home
of Mrs. Jenkins on Hill St. .
The living room' was adorned
with roses and gladioli and in the
dining room, the table was een
terW -withLan 'enormous arrange
ment of purple gladioli.
"When scores were' totaled Mrs.
W. A, Smith, high scorer and Mrs.
E. P. Ewers, scoring low,' received
Cara'Nome -powder 'arid the hon
orees were given double decks of
monogramed cards.
During the progressions refresh
ing punch was. enjoyed and fol
lowing the games the ' hostesses
served a tempting sweet course.
PERSONALS
Mre Willis Willson and mother,
Mrs. Steele, tare vacationing' in
West Virginia.
Mrs. A, G. Cook has returned
from Suffolk, Va., where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ken
neth Claw. : ;'- ,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nunn and
daughter spent Sunday at Caro
lina Beach.
Miss Louise Brown of Columbia,
S. C, and Miss Audrey Boylin of
Goldsboro were guests of Mrs. A.
G. Cook several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Cook were
guests of Mrs. W. E. Carrie on
Wednesday night
Miss Eva Belle Kornegay and
Billy Farrior returned Friday
from Peace Junior College, where
they attended Young People')
Conference last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rackley had
as their guest Miss Mable Lee
Topel, of Wilmington. Mrs. Rack
ley is visiting her sisters, Mrs. H.
A. Topel and Mrs. S. B. Kelly at
Wilmington and, Carolina Beach.
I Dr. E. P. Ewers has returned
from Pittsburgh, - Pa., where he
' was the guest of his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Ewers.
Miss Elsie McGowan left Tues
day for Durham, where she will
'visit her mother,. Mrs. Addie Mc
Gowan, at St. Lukes Home.. She
was the guest of her aunt and Un
cle, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Best
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Draughon of
Clinton, were Sunday guests of W.
H. Draughon and Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Draughon. ' - -
Mrs. G. E. Jones had as her
guest last week her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Jones of Castle Haynes.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rogers
and son are spending the week In
Morehead City with Mrs. Roger's
sister, Mrs. Dalton King and mo
ther, Mrs. C. I Bostic. ;
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Garner re
turned Friday night from Caro
lina Beach.
' Mrs. L; R. Quinn had as her
week ? end guests, ' her on,'CpL'
Graham,' Sgt' Touchton and Sgt
Stewart, all of Cherry Point " -
Mrs. Kathleen Grady has re
turned from Visiting 'her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brock in Fai
Son. V1;
j Miss Anne Hule has returned
from visiting her grandparents, Mr
and Mrs. O. H. Hule in Atlanta '
Georgia, .v -''; .
, Mrs. J. B. Quinn had as guests
for the week-end her daughters,
Mrs. L. H. Brawn of Wallace, and
Miss Bessie-' Quinn of . .Wilson,
whom she accompanied home for a
'visit.;'-'
Miss Jewel Porter has returned
from summer school for the rest
of the summer.' ' ' ;"' '-'.
Mrs. Ben Bowden of Fayetteville
was the ' week end guest of her
mother Mrs. C. J. Brown. '
.Charles Barker, of. Oxford,' was
the week-end guest in the home of.
Mrs. W.' A. Carter. - -r-
Misses June and Emily Potter,
of Wallace1 were guests last week
of Miss Jo Anne Britt They were
accompanied home by Jo Anne,
who is their house guest this week.
Miss Mary Hooks of Canton is
guest this week of her sister, Mrs.
James Strickland. ' "i
. Mrs. L. R Albertson and sister,
Mrs. Larry Bostic and daughter,
were Sunday guests of their pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Riven
bark near Rose. Hill.
Mrs. George Bennett and son
have returned from visiting her
mother in Dillon, S. C Her mother
Mrs. Nan Burt accompanied them
home.
Mrs. L. O. Williams Mrs. G.
Van Stephens, Miss Elois Williams
and guest Mrs. Alberta Cox spent
Monday afternoon in Clinton.
Mrs. Belton Mlnshew and infant,
son have returned .from James
Walker Hospital and are at thai
home of her parents, Mr. and "Mrs. I
A. J. Strickland. I
Mrs. Alfred Rogers has returned
to Chapel Hill after visiting her
mother-in-law, Mrs. W. A. Carter.
Mrs7 L. A. Brown spent Wednes
day In Beulaville with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Edward Brown.
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Sesame Club Meets
Tha : Spoome' dub 'met in the
Community ' Building ' Wednesday
afternoon with Mesdames i. a.
Shutt H. L. Hoey .and L. D.
Groome as hostesses. The Presi
dent Mrs. A. H. Wltherington
Dresided. -
Mrs. L k. Faison presentea me
program on art ; ; '
Durine a social hour sandwiches
and grape 'juice - were served jby
the hostesses, , i.
Mrs. Hicks Hostess
Mrs. A. R. Hicks, Jr- was hos-
tess to her bridge club Thursday
night After several progressions,
dusting powedr. was presented to
Mrs. H. L. Hoey for scoring high.
.The hostess served a frozen sal
ad course with Iced tea.
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Auxiliary 'Meets ,
The Auxiliary of St. Gabriel's
Episcopal Church met "Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. H.
T. Ray. ;' . ' . "
In the absence of the president
Mrs. W. L Thompson presided. At
the conclusion a salad course with
iced tea was served.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. J. J.v Gibbons of
Wilson and Capt. and Mrs. Gib
bons visited relatives here Mon
day.". !. - ;
Mrs. Faison Lee of Mt. Olive
Elcctrbal Hiring
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was a visitor her Monday.
Mr. - and Mrs. H. T. "Ray and
Horace went to Camp Leach Sun
day, Betty "Ray, who has been at
Camp Leach for two weeks re
turned home with them. . . .
. Pfc. Henry Armstrong who re
cently returned from France, vis
ited relatives here last week.'
' Mrs. -A. P. Cates and three sons
are Visiting her parents, Mr.' and
Mrs. Curtis in Pittaford, N Y.
'! Jim Thompson, MM, is at home
on a short leave.
Mrs. Eva Edgerton, Mrs. Rebec
ca Rumbley, Mrs.' Nelle Precythe
and Mrs. Ralph Precythe were vis
itors in Goldsboro Thursday.
Mrs. W. I. Thompson and Bill
Thompson made a business trip to
Wilson Saturday. '
Vernon - Weatherby, MM. lt
spending some time with his mo- -ther,
Mrs.; C E. Weatherby.
Ben Cooper who has been a pa
tient in the Rocky Mount Sana
torium has returned home. - . "
Mr. and Mrs. C A. Decker of
Wilmington spent the week end .
with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. BeU.
Mr. and Mrs.' Raven Lewis and
daughter of Wilmington were the
guests of bis mother Mrs. Lewis
Sunday. ' . . '
Mrs. Waldo Clifton was a visi
tor in Clinton Saturday.. Waldo,
Jr., who has been visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Butler, return
ed with her.
Mrs. N. F. McCohnan, Miss Lo
uise Hatcher and Mrs. Waldo Clif
ton were visitors in Goldsboro on '
Friday. .
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