1 1 ! Society and Persona Is C:rlSc0Meef Willi Brownies The Girl Scouts met on Tuesday afternoon with the Brownie Scouts in the school auditorium immed iately alter school for a "fly-up" ceremony for Millie Burch who was ten years old. The program opened with the scouts singing Happy Birthday to Millie. Mes dames N. B. Boney and W. M. In- VE CATCH 'EM WARSAW vr fq7 7 " Duplin's First Professional Base Ball Team WARSAW FISH MARKET W. E. Barileff, Owner. gram had i-arce of t eji; and Mrs. Louise Mitchell piayJ special music while the : scouts marched on the stage. There were 31 present The scout meeting will be held on next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Angela Daughtry for a special Board' of Reviews. Card Club Meets , On last Thursday afternoon the Thursday afternoon Card Club met in the home of Mrs. Caroline Gav in with Mrs. G. ' V. Gooding as hostess. Pretty spring flowers with irises predominating were used for decoration. At the conclusion of play Mrs. J. E. Jerritt was found to be high scorer for club members and the hostess presented': Mrs. Gavin a box of candy. Cherry tarts and iced tea were served by the hostess. Mrs, E.V. Vestal Entertains Club us The Kenansville Kontract Klub met on last Wednesday evening in the home of Mrs. E. V. Vestal, She also entertained and extra table. Additional guests were Mesdames J. E. Jerritt, P. J. Dobson and Wm. Pickett of Kenansville add Mrs. R. W. Davidson of Montreal, Canada, and Mrs. Charlie Atkinson of At lanta, Ga. Attractive arrangements of mixed spring flowers were used on the auxiliary tables. When scores were tallied Mrs. Vance Gavin won high score for club members and Mrs. Charlie Atkinson for visitors. The hostess served chocolate cake topped with whipped cream and iced tea. Notice HERE WE GO CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Are Rolling Along With The WARSAW RED' SOX DUPLIN MOTORS CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH DEALER Expert Body Repairs Electric and Acetylene Welding Warsaw, N. C. The Auxiliary of Grove Presby terian Church will meet on Mon day evening at 7:30, April 28, in the Sunday School Rooms. Circle No.' 2 of the Auxiliary is invited as gUtalg Of CUXUO i.J. X. t. ,. B, Gavin will present the piciiiam on Christian Education. MfiJ. R. Grdy Entertains Club Mrs. J. R. Grady entertained the members of the .'Monday-! evening Bridge Club and an additional ta ble honoring her sister, Mrs. H. W, Shoulars of Rich Square. .Attrac tive arrangements of purple and white iris and spirea - were used for decoration. The hostess served strawberry short cake, Iced tea and salted nuts. When scores were to taled Mrs. L. F, Weeks was award ed high score . for club -members and Mrs. Woodrow Taylor for vis itors and Mrs. Shoulars was giveb a guest prize. Each was presented a potted plant arrangement. ; ' ; mi 4 Met On Monday ' The Missionary Society of the Baptist Church met Monday after noon in the home of Mrs. C D. Thomas with the president Mrs. C. D. Dobson presiding. Mrs. P. J. Dobson had charge of the program "Baptist Work in European Coun tries". There were nine members and two visitors present After all business was disposed of, a social hour was enjoyed at Which time the hostess served ham sandwiches, coffee and cookies. WS Of CS Meets The Kenansville Methodist WS of CS met Monday evening April 14. in the home of Miss Erma Williams, opened with the devo tional led by Mrs. Ingram. Con ducting the program on "100 Tears in China", Mrs. II. D. Williams pointed out that the topic was particularly interesting and timely WELCOME TO WARSAW AND OUR From ' the Duplin- County' -H Beef Calf show held here April 8, the Club members took their cal ves to Kinston and entered them in the Coastal Plain Fat Stock Show on the 9th and 10th. 104 cal ve were entered, from 11 counties. - Victor Taylor, from Faison, push ed Jack Basden, from Wayne County, close for Grand Champion; however, Jack's calf was a little the best, so Victor was satisfied with the Reserve Champion, which was a Hereford calf r weighing :'. 025. pounds. Victor's Reserve Champ ion sold for 32 cents a pound, bring ing him $323.75. r ,...-... Each County represented in the show was asked to. enter S of the best calves in the group of S. con tests. Victor and Ray Taylor, Gor don Whaley, Jimmy Wells, and Joe Bass's calves were selected from Duplin. This group won first prize over all other counties In the show. Joe Bass won second on showman ship among the 104 contestants In the show. All of the calves In the show were graded into 4 grades: grade 1 to 3, and all below grade 3. since April, 1947, marks the 100th year of Methodist Missionary work in China. Mesdames Quinn, Johnson, D. S. Williamson, and Westbrook presented several mile stones in our Chinese missionary experience with implications for the future. Mrs. Newton, the president and official, delegate, gave a report on the conference March 19 meeting at Grace Church In Wilmington. Other regular business being disposed ' of, the meeting adjourned to a social hour with Eskimo pies for refreshments. Duplin held a higher percentage of calves grading number 1 than any other county. Duplin also had the second largest number of calves in the show. , ' , ' Each calf was sold at auction on Thursday afternoon, April 10. The 104 calves averaged $23.08 .a hun dred On foot , i . , The sulphur; in this dust mixture will also aid in the control of red spldef if a good job of dusting is I Uw"i: iij L...L ti :.i Li i. . es the under side of t!e 1. - t A slow acting nitrogen f i rll. that feeds crops over a long grow ing period has been developed by soil scientists of the U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture. mi - ( For quick relief from itching aueu athlete' foot, cabiee, punpiee and 01 v. condition, nt pure, cooling, medio" D. D. D. PmsCRIPTION. A doctor Cicuden and atainhaa. Soothe, cot quickly calm interna itching. Soe ti - i prom it, or money back. Don't " ' druggist today for Ik. B. tt. f-i' C2 TUESDAY NIGHT SAIIFORD PACKER YOUR DEPENDABLE GROCER IN WARSAW SWAT 'EM DUPLIN Let's Win The Pennant This Year Greetings To WARSAW I've been very busy for the past few weeks, doing my Spring sew ing. And this year, I've discovered an attachment called the Stitch Master that has certainly made my work look professional. It's at tached right to my machine and with it I can make invisiblchems and smooth edges, not only , for dresses, and clothes but for new Spring house furnishings. ' . So far, I've made two new suits for my young daughter . . . which she tells me the girls call "dreamy" . . . a new dress for Dabs and one for myself, as well as host of things for my home. And my new miracle attachment has certainly been a helnl On necklines, for in stance, I've learned how to make a smooth, perfect edge . . .a skirt hem is no problem at all, anymore I stitch them right on the ma chine and with the new Stitch Mas ter the stitches are actually invis ible! w-: i . It's certainly easy to sew with today's modern equipment, tent it? My two sons were thrilled with tha curtains I made for their bedroom. I found some regular sailcloth . . . dyed it navy blueand applicqued bright ships and anchors on it. Then I made spreads to match for their bunk beds. Now the entire room has a nautical look and the boys are proud as punch! .New draperies for the living room are next on my list I've always beea. afraid to tackle them before for the fear they'd look home made. But with my new sewing machine attachment I have no feare at all for every garment I've made with It, has really looked profession!, and I'm making plans for dozens of new furnishings which I can make easily and quickly now! - . YOU ARE - EJTT IF YOU DON'T SUPPORT OUR DUPLIN BASE BALL CLUB I KENANSVILLE DRUG STORE Amos Brinson, Mgr. ' , . .."!, avvMaaaanipcaaaiipiaai i i YOU KNOCK A HOME RUN When You Use BAUD'S Animal Bone FERTILIZERS ' . .... V ' . , J- V Distributed By J; o: STOKES In Kenansville 'i,',..-..';".',V..-...'"s V f U . y-1 u ) t ti r'r-1"- a "'it:r.:.- ... : "ly-gK. , "COM! 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