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noliier-Daughter Banquet Is Held v At The Warsaw High School ''!., By EULA LEE BRITT ' ) . The second year Home Econo mic Class of Warsaw High School has recently' completed an enter tainment unit, and. the girls put into practice some , of the" things they learned by holding a banquet in the Home. Economics Depart ment for their x mothers i on last ' Tuesday night. ';, . ': The class made thin banquet booklets, place cards, nut cups, and fruit baskets for the occasion. The department was lovely . with' tall baskets of spirea and other cut lowers onset Dy nuge red dowis of red carnations and bows of rib on, with fern and white narcissus on the tables, which were arranged in "U" shape, and the soft glow of . lighted ? candles throughout the room lent a festive air. s Mrs. M. A. Smith presented Mrs. JCathleen Snyder, Home Ec. tea cher, a most lovely red carnation corsage. '-' The meal consisted of ' tomato juice cocktail for the first course; creamed chicken on chicken dre: s 1 ing, , green lima , beans, , candied yams, hot home made rolls .and butter with iced tea for the main Mrs. Blackmore Is Hostess To Club ' ' Mrs. Robert Blackmore was hos tess to her bridge club Thursday afternoon at her home in the Berry Apartments, which was attractively decorated with mixed spring flow ' v ers. Two tables were In play with ' ' Mrs. L. S. Whittle winning hi-Jacks . for club high, Mrs. Wilbur Garner a dish towel for visitors high and . Mrs. George Penney, also awarded a dish towel for slam prize. The hostess served a dainty peach salad course with tea. ... Miss Miller Hostess To Unique Club . Miss Margaret Miller was hostess , to the "Unique Club" and several additonal guests Friday evening at hex home. Three tables of bridge and rum my were in play among a setting of pretty arrangements of mixed spring flowers. ;- V -High score for club members dusting powder, went to Miss Nell ie Corbett and visitor's high, also dustbag powder, to Miss Hazel Car ter. In rummy, Miss Mae Brock re ceived novelty soap for high score. ' Miss Miller remembered Miss Jew el Porter, bride-elect, with crystal in her pattern and each guest pre sented her with a handkerchief. - The hostess served coca colas and i , - I f yi: $$x&yy . - -5V TM- ' iliC;';.-':' :- - WW " : roey Johnnye Junior does a perky pcplumed two-piece Inset with : lands of dainty embroidered eyelet. Slash winged collar and .cropped sleeves Invite a cool ' " - JLmtsitli 1c inm til t-on toerfuckcr. coarse and a salad made, of fresh grated coconut) grated carrots &nd crushed 'pineapple was served on lettuce: in a decorated grapefruit basket topped with a perky green ribbon bow on the handles; the dessert was mock plum pudding with whipped cream. When they first came in the mothers looked at the work recent ly done by their daughters, which was on display on thte bulletin boards. The program for the even ing was "begun with a song by all, "When Irish Eyes are Smiling." A very lovely invocations was -given by Mrs. Ellis West. Barbara Thomp son, as mistress of ceremonies gave the welcome, response to this was given most graciously by Mrs. M. A.. Smith with an original poem, which everyone thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. J. C. Thompson, brought greeting.' for the evening in a most inspiring message to the Home Ec girls and their teacher. A humorous reading, "Angeline at the Seelback," given by Martha Anne Smlth.was enloy ed by all and the program was con eluded with singing, "Good Night Ladies."- . nuts during the games and conclu ded with angel haslr-with cookies. Announce Birth Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Saieed, of Greenville, announce the birth of a son, on Thursday, April 24th, 1947, in Pitt General Hospital, in Greenville. Mrs. Saieed is the for mer Miss Minnie Quinn, of War saw and Beulaville. Circle Meets The Good Samaritan Circle of the Baptlst-'WMU met at the home of Mrs. L. C. Boone Monday after noon with 12 present and the chair man, Mrs. Ira Ezzell, Jr., presiding She also read the devotlonals and explained it interestingly. Mrs. P. F. GidCdins, program leader, read the first chapter of the mission study book assisted by Mesdames G. S. Best, Ira Ezzell, Sr., L. C. Boone, Conrad Boone, C M.Tadlock, J. J. Britt and J. B. Herring. During the business session Mrs. Ezzell, Sr., reported on community missions and it was voted to re member Mrs. Mose Dunn, who is ilL .'. The hostess served cookies anH fruit punch durina the enovahln social hour. ' . .. ? . S8.95 I liitii RECENT bmut: Mrs. James Norman Wolfe, who before her marri age on April 16th, in Calypso, was Miss Mary Elisabeth Albritton, daughter of Mr. and . Mrs. John Thomas Albritton Of Calypso. Mr. Wolfe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Arthur Wolfe, of Mount Olive. Bride-Elect Is Honoree At Party Miss Jewel Porter was compli mented Monday evening when Mrs. J. F. Strickland entertained in her honor at a party at her home on Hill St. Bridal flowers were in the living room, where three tables of bridge and rummy were in play with bridge high score award going to Miss Meljones Cooper and rum my high to Miss Mae Brock. A- love ly kitchen shower was presented the honoree by the guests and a Presto Cooker Was presented by Mrs. Strickland. The hostess served a dainty ty sweet course of ice cream, in dividual bridal cakes, nuts and green fruit punch to her guests. Mrs. West Hostess To Bridge Club ' Mrs. R. L. West delightfully en tertained her bridge club, and the ; : K memDers nusDanas Monday at a bridge dinner party, at which time Mr. and Mrs. H. , Daulton West recently married, were special honor guests. .. : Throughout the home were lovely and artistic arrangements of yellow and white flowers, with spirea pre dominating. The mantel in the liv ing room was draped with clemitfs in a crystal bowl and in the dining room the table, overlaid with a lace cloth, was centered with a bowl of pink azealeas, surrounded by a gar land of clemitis. - Seven tables were placed for bridge and set back. Mrs. E. F. Strickland, ladies high scorer re ceived a hammered aluminum bon bon dish and Sterling W. Marriner, men's high scorer, was awarded novelty matches. In set back, E. F. Strickland received a novelty bird dog set for scoring high.' The hos tess presented Mr. and Mrs. West an honor gift, a blue waste paper basket in Godey print. . Upon arrival the guests were ser ved a tempting chicken salad course with coffee, followed by individual lemon, pies and at the conclusion of games iced coca colas were ser ved. Warsaw School To Close May 9 The Warsaw Schools will begin their commencement exercises with the annual Baccalaureate sermon on Sunday night, May 4, preached by the Rev. Lowell Sodeman, pas tor of the Clinton Baptist Church, at 8:30 P. M. in the High School Auditorium. Tuesday night at 8:30 P. M. the customary Class Night exercises will be presented by the 1947 Sen iors. . Commencement will be on Friday evening at 8:30 when Dr. David J. Rose, M. D., of Goldsboro, will de liver the graduation address in the I high school auditorium. Dr. Rose, a distinguished professional citizen of Goldsboro, is past president of the North Carolina School Board Association and is at present Na tional President School Board As sociation. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hollings worth. had as Sunday guests, his mother and brother, Mrs. Sallie Hollingsworth of Raleigh, and Lt. Henry Hollingsworth, USNR, who has been stationed- in California. . Mr. and Mrs. D L: Matthls and guests ,-. visited the Wilmington flower gardens Sunday afternoon. . H. M. Toughberry has returned from Palm Beach, Fla., where he was called on-account of the illness of his brother, who suffered an ac cident while cleaning a gun. : H. C. Allen, Jr., of Wilmington spent the week end here. Lawrence Brown, who is work ing in Kinston, was home for the week end with his family. Miss Nell Parker of Wilmington was home for the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Barker In Bowdea. Mrs. A. L. Cavenaugh spent Mon day in Goldsboro on business. . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sheffield and L. S. 'Whittle attended the Drug gists meeting in Charlotte this week Miss Sarah Humphrey and clan mate, Miss Jasmine Rohannon, of Flora Macdonald college, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Humphrey, While here they attend ded the Baptist State Union Spring Retreat in Raleigh Friday and Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barker of Oxford were week end guests of her mother, Mrs. W. A. Carter. Mrs. J. C. Brock and Mrs. Macy Cooper spent Sunday in Goldsboro with Mrs. L. O. Hollingsworth and Mrs. David Southerland. Mr. and Mrs. Clay McCullen at tended the funeral of his nephew, Ivey O. Hollingsworth, Jr., in Clin ton Monday afternoon. Mr. Holl ingsworth, with "two more ypung people, was killed in a tragic acci dent Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Pollock of Agusta, Ga., and Mrs. Jack Glisson and daughter of Rockingham, were week end guests of Mrs. M. C. West and Mrs. Russell Morris. Miss Eula Powell left Thursday in company with Mr. and Mrs. Ber- nice Powell of Rock Hill S. C, for Savarnah, Ga., from where they will Join Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Powell and continue on a tour of Western U.S. Mrs. Lilliim R. Quinn visited her daughter, Mrs. Dan Saieed and in fant son, in Greenville last week. Mrs. Graham Quinn, of Raleieh is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Packer. Miss Lois Best of New York is the guest of her mother, Mrs. R. H. Best, Sr. Mrs. J. B. Quinn has returned from visits to Wilson and Wallace where she visited her daughters. Mesdames L. A. Brown, Stacy Britt, A. G. Cook spent Thursday in Wilmington where they visited theazealea gardens and Mrs. Stacy Britt, Sr., who is ill. Improvement is noted in the condition of Mrs. Lila Kennedy, who has been confined to her home during the past week. Mrs. Allen Draughon and Miss Janice Draughon went to Raleigh Saturday where Miss Draujhon played iff the Music Contest. Mrs. Lillian R. Quinn has moved from the Strickland apartment on College St., into the Sanford Packer home on Hill St. Mr. and Mrs. Packer recently moved into the old Fonvielle home which they purchased and renovated. Mrs. Ruth Newton went to the Atlantic Coast Line Hospital in Rocky Mount last week and is un dergoing treatment. Daniel E. Todd Daniel Eason Todd, Sr., 47, of the Lanefield Community near Warsaw, died in the State Sanatorium on Sunday afternoon after a serious illness of about 3 months. Funeral services were held at the Johnson Baptist Church near Warsaw Tues day afternoon, conducted by the Rev. G. Van Stephens, pastor. In terment was in the Pinecrest ceme tery at Warsaw. Surviving are his wife, the former Clara Bell Sutton of Pitt County; six sons, D. E. Jr., John, Charles, Billy, and Tommie Todd; four daughters, Betty Jo, Clara Jean, Peggy Ruth, and Cora Rebecca Todd, all of the home; his father, J. N. Todd of Ft Fisher; one brother, L. T. Todd of Cedar Grove, N. J.; and one. sister, Re becca Todd of Cheyenne.' Mrs. Mary Judge , Mrs. Mary Alice Judge, 73, wid ow of William G. Judge, died at her home in Chinquapin Monday afternoon. Funeral services were held at the Sharron Baptist church in Chinquapin Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock, conducted by the Rev. James F. Garvin. Burial was OOOOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO i . 4 f in the family cemetery near Chin quapin. Surviving are ope daughter, Zoda Lee Judge of Chinquapin; and one sister, Mrs. Martha Sloan, both of Beulaville.. Mrs. Williams Presents Pupils In Music Recital Wednesday afternoon ' marked one of the annual occasions or real enjoyment when iIis. J. E. Will iams presented her music pupils in recital at her home on Hill St. Guests were met on the porch by Mrs. W. P. Bridgers and at the door by Mrs. Williams. Flowers of Springtime beauty, with pink azea leas predominating were artistically arranged in the hall, music room, living room and dining rooms, wheich were ensuite for the occa sion. Gu est j were parents of the pupils and a few special friends. Selections included modem, o'd time and classical arrnngemcrts; each pupil displaying real ability and the meticulous training they had received and ea h de-er v ig credit for an excellent perform.in ce. Outstanding wei o the numbers given by Mary E'izabeth, Mae Brock and George Best. At the conclusion of the program guests were invited into the dining room where they were served sand wiches! cookies, stuiicd dates and . an iced fruit punch by Mesdames J. C. Pace. W. M tt .ck L. H. Brown and Misses Mae Brock and Mary Lee Jones. I IT'S THE NEW LAUGH RIOT! "I Ain't Gonna Open That Door" AT PLAYHOUSE THEATRE Pink Hill, N. C. Monday and Tuesday GROCERY Delivery Service DAILY BY TRUCK AT 10 A. M. AND 4 P.M. 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