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' party Wednesday evening by
Misa Mary Alice Blackmore at her
. heme. Jonquils and . spring flowers
werei'jUAed effectively throughout
:Ahe; h6mf and made a pretty set -
jsng for the play of bingo in which
. tltjhscore awards went to the hon -
oree Mtf. ! Jones; ; and to David
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T - hostess' presented the hon-
ores a corsage of white carnations
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, t v Little Martha Anne Barr cele-breted-her
fifth birthday Tuesday
: , afternoon with-a pretty children's
' party!at the home 'of her parents.
MrBSd Mrs. Momon Barr, on Col-.
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- 4 : Mrs. Barr led the children in an
4 .Esstte'r. egg hunt and games and
, -s ; - Jcqifjtepts; after ' which' she served
- . tluyn lee cream and birthday cake.
" Eaettiflttle guest received novelty
: sbai'of candy, .
- C;;li$t Dates To
jkV'-'tiatiOnal Training
Union
M. on
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i.fiV. Associatlonal Meeting,
Bear 'Marsh, April 0.
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tate Sunday School Convention
gkffl 3) First Church, Wilming
ton, April 11-12.
Mohthly Assodational .. Pastors.'
CoAference, Warsaw, 10:30 A. M.
. Vacation Bible School Demon-
Istrhtton, April Z8.
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lrs. Rackley
I v'The James Kenan Chapter of the
x.'vUnlttoJ .Daughters of the Confed
(. ! ercy of Warsaw' and Kenansville
V ; met Thursday afternoon, March 20,
'- ' .in tho-home of Mrs. J. A. Rackley
. J wtth Mesdajnea L. S. Whittle, Nor
i wood Boney and Harvey Boney of
Kenansville, as Joint hostesses with
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( . . 1 present uua mn,- n. waujr,
v Kenansville, as guest. ;
-! &lrs. Henry L. Stevens, Jr., pres-
i ident-opened the meeting with
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" Daniel Soiitherland Williams, 59,
' former Kinston lumber dealer, died
'. in a'Kinston hospital at 11 a. m.
' .' Sunday after a brief illness. Funer
al services were held from the late
home'bn the Richlands highway at
j y pj m.-Tuesday, with interment in
u family cemetery in Smith Town
ship -ln Duplin County. Surviving
v are' his Wife, Mrs. Lena Williams:
! an - adopted daughter, Mrs. Earl
.: .Tarmanrof Baltimore, Md.; a sister,
Mrs.' J.' O. Long of Kinston; and
' ieveral nleces'and nephews.
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The dining table was centered
with mixed spring flowers and Ivy
streamers, with low burning tapers
and' molded lilies of the valley at
either end. Two larae white hearts
. with horse' shoes tied with, white
ribbons were placed on the table.
1 Coffee, sandwiches and cookies
; Were served from the low buffet to
the guests, who were employees of
Qulnn Wholesale Company. ,
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unison singing of "Carolina" after
which Mrs.' Claude B. Best, pro
gram Chairman,: presented a most
Interesting. paper on "North Caro
lina' Educators". .She briefly and
interestingly outlined the life and
works, of. several well-known edu
cators, including Edwin D. Graham,
distinguished Southern educator;
Dr. James Yadkin Jbyner,, out
standing educator and lawyer for,
merly of Goldsboro and Greensboro
where he did great -work at the
Woman's College; Former Govern
or Charles Brantly Aycock, of Har- j
nett County, who started his ca
reer . as a lawyer in Goldsboro, ,
where he was later superintendent
of Wayne Schools, before becoming I
Governor; . Alexander McKeever,
who was reared in Sanford, later
professor of mathematics at the
University of North Carolina and
after that Principal of Greensboro
City Schools.
Following the program Mrs. J.
M. Peirce, secretary, read the min-
utes and plans were made to en-,
roll all qualified ex-service men on
the National Roll of Honor in Wash
ington Cathedral, Washington, D.
C. These must be of direct linial
descent of veterans of The War Be
tween The States.
Mrs. J. W. Farrior, History teach
er in Warsaw High School, told of
her department's project of gath
ering interesting and outstanding
news items and clippings of histo-
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rical note. She asked members for
aid in this project in that anything
of interest would be greatly appre
ciated ' by her department, Mrs.
Farrior and her class have planned
a supervised tour ; of Bentonville
Battle Ground at an early date. '
; Plans were made for the' Chap
ter to entertain District No. 9 of
the North Carolina UDC in War
saw on Tuesday, April 15 and the
following committees appointed:
Place of Meeting . Mesdames
L. B. Hule, Q. J. Sutton. C. I F.
Carroll, B, D. Johnson, R.H. Best,
Sr., and Paul Berry; Dinner Mes
dames Kathleen Snyder, I J, . i C.
Brock, L. S. Whittle, Ralph Honey
cutt, J. W. Best, Stacy Britt and
Henry L. Stevens, Jr. Registration
Mesdames Robert L. West, N. B.
Boney, W. J. Middleton, J. W.
Qulnn and Miss Eula Powell; Mu
sic - Mesdames C. B. Best, J. A.
Rackley, J. L Peirce; Distinguish
ed guests - Mesdames J. W. Far
rior, Harvey' Boney, Emma, Cham
bers, C. A. Womack and R- C.
Pridgen.
Bride-Elect And
Bride Honored At
Series Of Parlies
Miss Helen Cumie Marshall,
bride-elect, of Rose Hill and Mrs.
William James Taylor, recent bride,
of Durham and Hamlet,: were hon
orees Friday when Mesdames J. J.
West, Sterling Marrhier and W. E.
Taylor entertained at the home of
tots. West with afternoon and ev
. enins bridee parties. Miss Marshall
will wed Mr. Daulton West, son of
Mrs. West, on Saturday, April 5,
and Mrs. Taylor was before her
marriage Miss Mary Knotts, of
Hamlet.
The spacious West home on Col
lege Street, ensuite, was elaborate
ly decorated throughout with lovely
arrangements of yellow snapdrag-
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ons, roses, fern and yellow candles.
The dining table was overlaid with
an exquisite hand crocheted cloth,
centered with a massive arrange
ment of yellow, snapdragons, yellow
roses and fern in -sterling sliver
bowl. A similar arrangement was
on the buffet, flanked on either
side with yellow tapers.
At the afternoon party twelve
tables were in play with Mrs. R. E
Wall scoring high and receiving
playing cards. Mrs. Allen Draugh
on won second high and was pre
sented a nest of candlewick ash
trays. The honorees were each pre
sented six goblets in their crystal
patterns. f . , '
Twelve tables were also in play
at the evening party with Mrs. R. H.
Best, Jr., being awarded cards for
high score and Mrs. L. B. Hule a.
cream and sugar bowl for second
high. Again the honorees were re
membered with six ice teas in their
crystal. The hostesses presented
Miss Jewel Porter, bride-elect of
May 1, and Mrs. Edwin Sheffield,
recent bride, a set of individual
salt and pepper shakers.
The hostesses served a tempt
ing and dainty grapefruit salad
course with novelty bridal sand
wiches, cheese . biscuits and tea
followed by individual party cakes,
carrying out the bridal yellow and
green motif. . .
Out-of-town guests were Miss
Marshall, her mother, Mrs. Herbert
Marshall, Mrs. A. L. Wilson, Mrs.
Joel Barden, Miss Edna Fussell,
Mrs. Spillman Troy, Mrs. Mary Bur
nett, Mrs. Archey Lanier, Mrs. Dan
iel Fussell, all of Rose HiU; Mrs.
BUI Taylor of Durham; Mrs. C. C.
Knotts, of Hamlet; -Mrs. Robert
Carroll Wells, Mrs. E. C. Tyndall.
and Mrs. Marie Bassinger of Ken
ansville. Mrs. Sheffield Is
Hostess To Club
Mrs. Bill Sheffield entertained
her bridge club and several addi
tional guests Thursday afternoon
at her new home, which was deco
rated with' jonquils and other
sprinjj flowers.
When scores were tallied Mrs.
Jimmic Kitchin was awarded a nov
elty 'Culbertson scoring pencil for
club high score and Mrs. Jimmie
McColman, handkerchiefs, for visi
tors high. Mrs. Edwin Sheffield,
recent bride, was remembered with
a set of bridge ash trays.
The hostess served delicious ba-
splita to Mesdames Charlie
Sheffield, Jimmie TCitchin, Jimmie
McColman; Edwin - Sheffield, Ed
Strickland, J. F. Strickland, Ed
Hines; Joe Freeman, Charles Bur
ton, Brodus Smith, and Emmett
Roark. . . , '
Mr. Blcckmore
Is Honored
On Birthday
, Mr. W. R. Blackmore was honor
ed by bis family at a surprise birth
day dinner party Friday evening,
March 21, at his home. ' Spring
flowers in attractive arrangements
decorated the home. Following the
tempting dinner a beautiful decor
ated birthday cake was cut by the
honor guest Those present were
Mrs. W. R. Blackmore, Mr. and
Mrs.. Robert Blackmore, Misses
Janle and Mary Alice Blackmore,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blackmore and
daughters of Winston-Salem, and
the Rev. and Mrs. James Black
more of Wilmington.
Miss Porter To Wed
On May First
Miss Je wel Porter, daughter, c f
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Porler, will h.
wed to Mr. Harvey Clayborne Allen,
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Allen
of Richlands, on Thursday, May 1
in the Warsaw Baptist Church.
With The Sick
Friends of ?.Irs. Emma HobbJ -.'ill
be interested to learn that she has
returned from James Walker Hos
p'tal where she received treatment
la.,t week. She is now confined to
hr home with plurlsey.
Miss Sadie Bennett has returned
from James Walker Hospital where
she underwent a minor operation
recently.
Miss Kate Herring, who h is been
ill with pneumonia, is mi: eh im
proved and Mrs. Leonard Herring,
who recently underwent an oper
ation at James Walker Hospital,
has returned home and is impro
ving. Mrs. Jimmy McColman, who has
been confined to her home on ac
count of flu is now able to be back
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at her work in the Grammar School.
Mrs. R. E. West, Miss Lyda West,
Deems and Ellen Anne Pollock
have been confined to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pollock with flu.
Personals
Mrs. C. J. Brown bad as her
week end guests her children, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Bowden of Fayette
ville, Clarence Brown, Jr., of High
Point and Lee Brown, student at
Chapel HilL . .
Miss Hazel Carter and Miss Bes
sie Quinn, of Wilson shopped in
Richmond over the week end, Mrs.
W. A. Carter visited her sister.
Miss Lucy Hayes in Virgilina, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert West, ar
rived Friday from Dallas, Texas, tol
spend some tune with Mr. West's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. West
and Mrs. West's parents in Louis-
burg.
Mrs. Albert Greene and infant
son, of Midway Park, is the guests
this week of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chancey Boney.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Grove and
daughter, Martha, of Richmond, Va.
ore guests for 10 days of Mrs.
Grove's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
L. Matthis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Porter and
Miss Jewel Porter were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Porter's parents, Mr
and Mrs. T. H. Ramsey in Burgaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hines spent the
week end in Raleigh.
Mrs. L. A. Brown and sons. Jay
and Red, have returned from Green
ville, where they spent the week
and with her mother, Mrs. J. W.
."incent. John Vincent also return
c. to bis "work at Warsaw Furni
tuis Co., after being called to
Greensville on account of the ill
ness and death of his father.
itliss "Splinter" Moore of Rocky
-vlount is the guest of Miss Annie
iuitc Powell.
Mv. and Mrs. Graham Quinn of
Raleigh were week end guests of
their parents, Mrs. Lillian R. Quinn
and Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Packer.
Mrs. L. A. Beasley of Kenansville
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Henry L. Stevens, Jr., Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Puree 11 Jones have
returned to Pittsboro and Chapel
Hill after spending the spring holi
days with thair parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. S. Bet.
Mrs. Lillian ii. Quinn was the
guest last week oi her daughter,
Mrs. Dan St.eed in Greenville.
Miss Polly SummerUn of near
Kenansville, is now employed with
Mrs. Hubert Brown in The Cttri
well Beauty Shoppe.
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. Sgt and Mrs. N. L. Wlgss cf
Myrtle Beach, S. C. Mr. and llrs.
Albert Vann and Mrs. Rex Wis
of Charleston, S. O, wen guests of
Mr. and Mrs, B. H. Wiggs over the
week end. ,. ' ' . . ,
Deems Wiggs. student at ECTC .
spent the spring holidays In Char
leston, . s. iC.'-.-:;- y&jM ..v-,
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Greenville, Mar. 26V Nine students
of East Carolina Teacher: College
have appeared , recently on the
Children's Hour radio program
sponsored by the Greenville, and
college branches of the Association
for Childhood Education. .; , .
The ECTC branch of the ACE
was in charge of programs for nine
week, i'.cd ca each Wednesday af
ternoon a member told a story
suitable for children. Among those -taking
part was Margery Lee Tho- ,
mas of Warsaw, who told the story
"The Bajabl Tree."
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