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Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. , M. W. McGowen
of Goldsboro, formerly of Warsaw.
announce the birth of a son, Rob
ert Eugene, on May 17, 1947 at the
Goldsboro Hospital. Mrs. McGowen
is the former Ella Deanie Marsh
burn of Clinton.
Entertain Club
'Miss Nellie Corbett and Mrs.
'Frank- Hobbs entertained their
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, the former when two tables were
' arranged among a pretty setting of
. summer flowers. Club high score
' prize, a chip-chop, went to Mrs. J.
" B. Mooring and. Mrs. L. S.. Whittle
received a set of coasters for visit'
or's high. Mrs. Daulton West was
remembered with coasters also.
' The Hostesses served toasted
pound cake, potato chips and lem-
onade to their guests. -
Hostess To Club
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Ana nusoanas
Mrs. Ed -Strickland entertained
tiai : hriricrA Huh nnH hiiRhnnria ni
v the members Friday evening at her
home here on Hill St.
Summer flowers were placed or
( auxiliary tables throughout the
' home and four tables . of bridge
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nig iu ivirs. auuiuy xuiumu, auu
x Dr. Joe Freeman with rummy high
going to J. F. Strickland.
The hostess served a tempting
congealed sweet course.
The Good Samaritan Circle of
. the Baptist WMU met Monday af
' ternoon in the home of Mrs. Walt
er Rouse with 11 present and Mrs.
G. S. Best presiding. Mrs. F F.
Glddins, led the program following
the devotionals by Mrs. Best. The
topic for the month, "The Japan
; ese" was presented by Mrs. Gld
dins and others. Following the
business the hostess served refresh
. lng cold drinks. '
Bible Class Meets
Tti Rolllo V, .Tntinsfnna Hihls
Class of, the Methodist Sunday
School met last week in the home
of Mrs. H. R. Hipp with Miss Rosa
West as joint hostess and eleven
present. Mrs. S. J. Powell presided
- and Mrs. A. M. Williams taught
the study book. Mrs. Powell led an
interesting contest and the hostess
es served delicious strawberry
shortcake. '
MAS. CLIFTON GUY, who
before her marriage on May 17
in New Hope Baptist Church
was Miss Ilene Hudson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hud
son of Turkey. Mr. Guy is the
son of Mrs; Daniel Guy of War
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Church Bulletin
Class Meeting
The Philathea Class of the Bap
tist Sunday School held their meet
ing Thursday evening in the home
of Mrs. Kenneth Fussell with Mes
dames Thel Snipes and Ralph Vlck
: as joint hostesses.
Mrs. R. M. Herring presided and
there were 14 present. Mrs. L. O.
Williams read a . portion of the-
Psalms for - the , devotionals and
Mrs. Kathleen Snyder led in prayer.
Following business Mrs. Herrin?
conducted an Interesting contest
and the hostesses served ice cream
with pound cake and- nuts..
Bible School
A very successful Daily Vacation
Bible School was concluded when
they observed their commencement
programFriday evening, led by the
principal, Rev. G. V. Stephens, who
was assisted by Rev. Gilmer Beck.
Associational Missionary.
Following the processional, with
Mrs. G. D. Bennett at the piano,
flag salutes and songs, Rev. Steph
ens gave final reports, announce
ments and recognitions after which
the departments presented an in
teresting program... ".
There was an average attendance
rf 100 and each day the ladies of
': e church served refreshments
Warsaw Methodist Church.
, A. M, Williams, Pastor.
Church School, 10 A. M.
Morning Worship, 11 A. M.
Youth Fellowship, 7 P. M.
Second Quarterly Conference for
Warsaw Charge will meet at Trin
ity Church, Sunday 4 P. M. Dr.
John C. Glenn, district Superin
tendent, will preach and preside
over the conference.
Mother Of Local
Woman Dies
Mrs. Ida Capps, 60, wife of W. Os
car Capps, died in the Goldsboro
Hospital at 1:05 a. m. Tuesday fol
lowing an illness of several week;.
She was a resident of the Beston
community for several years, but
had recently made her home with
her daughter, Mrs. R. V. Wharton
of Goldsboro. Surviving are her
husband; five daughters, Mrs. Whar
ton, Mrs. J. W. Pearce of Dover,
Mrs. W. R. Futrelle and Mrs. Paul
Ingram of Kenansville, Mrs. Oliver
Daniels of Oriental; one sister.
Mrs. Bessie Deans of Pine Level;
eight grandchildren and several
nieces and nephews. Funeral ser
vices were "held from Mrs."'Whar
ton's hdme Wednesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock, conducted by the Rev,
Charles W. Riggs, pastor of the
First Christian Church, assisted by
the Rev. Leroy C. Trexler, pastor
of the Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church. Interment was in the Ke
nansville cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Powell : of
Rock Hill, S. C, Mr. and Mrs. Luke
Powell of Savannah, Ga., and Miss
Eula Powell, returned Thursday
from an extended tour of the west
ern and northern United States.
Miss Eva Swinson had as guest
last week Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Swin
son of Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. C C.
Ivey of Bear Marsh. .
Mrs. W. A. Carter and Miss Hazel
Carter visited relatives in Virgin na
Va.,. Chapel Hill and Oxford last
week and had as week end guests
Mr: .and Mrs.' Charles Barker of
Oxford. vv'"y,.iyy
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Saieed and son
of Greenville were guests of her
mother; Mrs. Lillian Quinn over the
week end.
Mrs. John Quinn has returned
from a visit in South Carolina.
Misses Sarah Humphrey and Au
drey Kornegay have' returned from
Red Springs where they were stu
dents at Flora Macdonald.
Leslie Brown, Jr., spent the week
end with his parents.
Mrs. Fannie Lanier has returned
from James Walker Hospital and
is improving. She wants to thank
her many friends for their kindness
-toward her during her recent ill
ness. " .
Mrs. W. C. Fitzgerald and son of
Raleigh, Mr. J. C. Gresham of
Greenville visited their sister Mrs.
Fannie Lanier Saturday.
Rev. N. E. Gresham of Jackson
ville spent awhile Tuesday with
his sister. . Mrs. Lanier.
Major Lanier Jr., spent the week
end in Beulaville.
Rev. and Mrs. Gilmer Beck of
Warsaw visited in the home of Mrs.
Fannie Lanier Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Whittle and
children, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Millet
and Misses Kitten and. Margaret
Miller spent Sunday at Carolina
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. George Piddgen had
as guests, Miss Clinton Holloway of
Jerret, Va., Missed Virginia Hud
son, Hazel and Alene Motthews,
Wade and Paul Matthews of Tur
key. F. D. Bramlette, who resides
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Taylor, spent several days last week
in Greenville, S. C., with his dau
ghter . -
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Strickland, Jr.,
have as houseguests, her sister. Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. Erwin, Jr., and Mrs.
E. B. Erwin, Sr., of Greenwood, Fla.
They are at the Strickland cottage
at Carolina Beach this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Draughrn
have returned from Clinton, S. C,
where they attended the Presbyter
ian College, where their son, Allen
Jr., is a student.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jenkins were
week end yisitors;io Wfightsvil'p
Beach.
Mrs. L. B. Huie attended the
wedding of William B. Aycock, Jr., i
in Raleigh Saturday. He is the
grandson of Mrs. L. P. Best, Sr
Mrs. S. J. Powell was called to
Rockingham Sunday on account of
the death of her uncle, Andrew
Watkins, who had been ill for
sometime. She was accompanied
by Mr. Powell and son, Bobby
Glenn Powell.
Mrs. Stacy Britt and children
have -returned from Concord where
they spent 10 days with her mother,
Mrs. Annie Greene.
Miss Alice Harris were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C, D. McCullen on
Sunday. ; - , '
Mrs. W. I. Thompson attended
the Federated Club meeting at
Wrightsville Beach Friday.
Mrs. Decker Is
Honored By
Mesdames Decker
And Edgerfon
Faison News
MBS. A. B, HICKS, JR.
' Reporter
Subscription Agent
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Birth
T.Tr. and Mrs. E. C. Nunn, of War-
', - 1 f-Mh of a son.
Methodist Leaders
Hold Meet
The Adult Division of the Meth
odist church met in the Commun
ity Building Thursday evening
with Mesdames Fred Warren; Louis
Aman . and Hubert Andrews hos
tesses. Upon arrival of the guests
a covered dish supper was enjoyed.
Rev. J. D. Crawford conducted
the devotional and the business was
presided over by Mr. Paul Best.1
. The social hour was in charge of
Miss Kathleen Warren and Mrs.
Fred Warren. Contests were enjoy
ed and Mrs. B. F. McColman and
Mrs. T. S. Shutt were winners
The 'Woman's Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church met Monday
afternoon in the church with Mrs,
H. I, Randolph and Mrs. 3. E.
Faison as hostesses. Mrs. T. W. De
vane presided and the program
was given by Mrs. J. M. Smith. A
Birthday offering was taken. :
Tues. Evening
Bridge Club
The Tuesday evening bridge club
was entertained by Mrs. Nelle Pre
cythe with' several additional guests
and the home was attractive, with
arrangements of flowers! , During
the evening the hostess served coca
colas and-salted nuts, Mrs."L. E.
Taylor, was awarded a box of sta
tionery for scoring high and Mrs.
Jim Thompson received the Bingo
Mrs. Hicks Is
Hostess To Bridge
'Mrs. A. R. Hicks, Jr., was hostess
at two tables of bridge Saturday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. E. H,
Decker, Tibuseguest of Mrs. Charles
Decker. Roses and pansies were
used for decoration. Coca colas
were served during the afternoon.
Mrs. James Hill of Florida received
the high score award and was also
given a guest prize. The honoree.
Mrs. Decker, received a gift from
the hostess. A sweet course with ice
tea and salted nuts were served
at the conclusion of the afternoon
Mrs. Lee Is Hostess
To Bridge Club
Mrs, C. D. Lee entertained her
bridge club. Thursday evening. Mrs.
C. A, Decker and her mother, Mrs.
E. H. Decker of Lake Worth, Fla.,
were additional guests. : ::
Summer flowers were used in
the room where two tables were in
play. When scores were counted,
Mrs. LTD. Groome was awarded
the high Score prize. An attractive
gift was given Mrs. E. H. Decker.
A delicious salad plate with iced
tea wag xerved by toe hostess. . .
Personals
' Rev. J. M. Smith attended the
meeting of the General Assembly as
delegate: from, Wilmington Pres
bytery from May 28 - June 4. -
Mrs. J. M. Smith and children
spent several days this week with
her parents in Lumbes Bridge.
Misses Elizabeth and Kate Hick?
are rnests of Rev. and Mrs. W. B.
Ki " i r onr Charlotte. . ; ' ;
J. H. Tonne of Greensboro
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Mrs. C. A. Decker honored Mrs.
E. H. Decker Thursday afternoon
when she entertained at an infor
mal tea. Arrangements of roses
were used in the rooms. Upon ar
rival, the guests were greeted by
the hostess and presented to the
honoree, Mrs. E. H; Decker. .
Ham biscuits, sandwiches, cakes
potato chips, cheese biscuits and
punch were served to approxima
tely 35 guests who called during
the afternoon.
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Mrs. E. H. Decker was again
honored on Sunday afternoon when
Mrs. Eva Edgerton entertained a
few neighbors. During the after
noon the hostess, assisted by her
daughter, served cbokies, potato
chips, sandwiches and iced tea. .
WARSAW
LODGE
AF & AM
No. 677
MEETS EVERY SECOND AND
FOURTH - TUESDAY NIGHTS
AT 7:30. ALL MASTER MASONS
ARE INVITED TO ATTNED.
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See You In Church.
There's a good reason for Mrs. Smith's happy
smile! She's telling Mrs. Jones all about the
grand time everyone had last night at church.
It was "ppen house" and everybody cante to chat
a bit, meet new people and enjoy themselves
thoroughly..
Naturally, we all realize that social activities
are only one part of the many fine services our
churches render, that the first and formost rule
of the church is to give religious guidance and
comfort.
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active part in the benevolent and social activi
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