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Ihodisf Circles
r Circle No. 1 met Tuesday evening
in the home of Mrs. Charlie Car
roll with" Mrs. Claude Best as joint
hostess and Mrs.' Sam J. Powell
presiding. There were 12 present
and Mrs. A. M. Williams condact-
ed.the devotionals. Mrs. Powell
taught the mission study book and
the hostesses served a tempting
v pear salad course with rltz and tea.
.Circle No. 2 met Wednesday ev
ening in the home of Mrs. Rosa
West with 8 present and Mrs. J. C.
Thompson presiding. . Mrs. Q.' J.
Sutton gave the devotionals and the
. mission study was given by Mrs.
, Thompson. The hostess served a
fruit salad with iced tea. i
Mrs. J. Milton West entertained
the Newly organized Circle No. 8
. Wednesday evening at her home,
with nine present and Mrs. M. A.
Smith In the chair. Mrs. G. Park
Pridgen gave ihe devotionals and
Miss Nell Corbett taught the mis
sion study book. The hostess ser
ved, pound " cake. .- with . London
Smoke,. ice cream and gingerjile.
Invitations Issued
request the honour of your presence
at the .marriage of their daughter
Geraldine
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hp Reverend John Pnnl F.dwnrds '
Thursday evening the nineteenth of June
'iSt eight o'clock ;P:
r ... Warsaw Baptist Church .
l; ""f-t Warsaw, North Carolina
(No invitations are being issued in Warsaw,
and the public is invited. )
Miss Bostic :W
Graduates
Young People
At Camp :
Robert Kornegayand Arnold M.
Jones left Monday for Lake Sing
, letary, near White Lake, where
they are attending a week's con
. ference for Presbyterian Young
People, representing the Warsaw
Church. . Rev. and Mrs. Eugene
Clarke, pastor of the local church,
accompanied the young people to
the. lake. -
Announce Birth
. Mr. .and Mrs. James Farmer, of
Kinston, announce the birth, of a
daughter, Sara Gail, on May 27,
at General Memorial Hospital. Mrs.
Farmer Is the former Miss Hannah
Frederick, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Frederick of Warsaw.
Miss Geraldine. Bostic daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. , Walter Bostic. of
Warsaw, was among the grduates
who received degrees at. Meredith
College, Raleigh, on June 2. Miss
Bostic received her AB degree' with
major in public' school music. She
was a member of the , Phllaretian
Literary Society and for four years
was active in' the Baptist Student
Union. -and was president of the
Young Woman's' Auxiliary in Fair-
cloth Hall. , '
Mrs. Hollingswprth
Is Hostess At Bridge
five daughters, Mrs. Peirce, Wa-
tha; Mrs. D. J. Blood worth, Wiihnl
Mrs. J. D. ' Brock, Faison; Mrs,
Charles Gurganus, Burgaw; Mrs,
William Matthis, Warsaw; two ions,
W. C. Piver and Vernie Piver of
Watha; 30 grandchildren. Funeral
services were? held at. the Peirce
home Thursday afternoon June 6
at 3 o'clock with th Revs, K, D
Brown, Holiness minister of .Bur-
paw officiating; Burial was lit -Alt
Holly fxrif'tery near Watha. Mrs.
Piver was. a member ,of the Free
Will Holiness Church in Watha.
Mrs. Herman Holllngsworth en
tertained her bridge club Monday
evening at her home with two tables
In play. Pretty arrangements of
mixed flowers graced the auxiliary
tables. When scores were tallied
novelty soap was presented Miss
Mamie Bethea for club high and
Mrs. Jimmy McColman for visitors.
Mrs. - Hollingsworth served Iced
drinks at the beginning of play and
at the conclusion of the games she
served a tempting fruit salad course
with ritz and tea. ' . ;
Mother Varsaw
Woman Buried
Mrs." W. T. Piver. 79. of "neai
Watha died Wednesday momin?.
June 4, at 4:30 at the home -of- her
daughter, Mrs-J. R. Peirce, in Wa
tha after a week's illness following
a stroke of paralysis. Surviving are
Friendly tMeets
The June meeting of the Friendly
Club was held in the home of Mrs.
C. H. Holland with Mr'si Fred Re
vellu presidingMiss Hilda7 Clontz
was in charge of the program which
was interesting and helpful. The
social hour included an intellect
ual contest after which the hostess
assisted by : Mrs. O. X. Holland
served a delicious chicken salad
course. About fifteen members and
several visitors were' present.
Hostess To Cliib
of Avon, Fla.
Chief Petty Officer and Mrs,
Norwood Bostic of Norfolk, Va., re
turned Thursday to their home
after spending a week with their
parents, Mr and Mrs. J. C. Miller
and Mr. Ed Bostic .
Mrs. W. L. Bostic spent last week
in Raleigh attending graduation at
fMeredith College, where her dau
ghter, Geraldine, was a member of
the .graduating class. ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Allen of
Wilmington were week end guests
of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. A.
Porter, Mrs. Porter, was called to
Burgaw Wednesday on account of
the illness of her father, T. H.
Ramsey. ' '.;' v.!-:x.v;"
Mr. and Mrs. J. .M. Jenkins and
daughter, Thelma, were called to
Kinston Saturday night on account
of the sudden death of Mr. Jenkin's
mother, Mrs. Lottie Jenkins.
Miss Sara Humphrey left .Tues
day for Ridgecrest, where she will
attend Student Week at the Assem
bly. She went by way of Southern
Pines and will visit her brother,
Arthur Lee Humphrey, who is in
photography business there.
Mr. and Mrs. Finn Lee returned
Friday from Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,
where they spent 10 days with Mrs.
Lee's mother.
Mrs. Bill Sheffield entertained
her bridge club Thursday after
noon at her home which was attract
ively decorated with summer
flowers. Tables were arranged on
the terrace for play.
Mrs. Edwin Sheffield, visitor,
scored high' and rewarded with a
novelty gift. The hostess served a
refreshing sweet course with punch.
Mrs. C. Woraack and Miss
Lenora Womack had as guests on
Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ed
gerton and 'Miss -Louise Edgcrton
of Fremont, and Miss Anne Fclton
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Herring
went to Knoxvllle, Tenn., during
the week end to visit their daugh
ter, Miss Mary Herring. From there
they continued to Atlanta to visit
Miss Cassie Ruth Herring, a stu
dent nurse there. - -
Mrs. J. W. Vincent, of Green
ville was the week end guest of
her daughter, " Mrs." L. A. Brown
and son, John Vincent.! "
Mrs. Simon Katz and family
spent Sunday at Carolina Beach.
Mrs. Lillian R. Quinn spent the
week end in Greenville with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Saieed. ,
Mr. and Mrs. L.; H, Brown, Les
lie Brown, Jr.; and Mrs. Lila Ken
nedy are vacationing at Carolina
Beach. 'y.-i'M
Miss Helen West is representing
the local Charles F, Gavin Ameri
can Legion .Post in the' Beauty
Queen Contest at the American
Legion Convention f. at Carolina
Beach next week.
Mr.vand Mrs. A. Brooks have as
their house guest their niece. Miss
Shirley Mann, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Israel Mann of Raeford, for
merly of Warsaw. V .
Henry West made a business
trip to Charlotte this week.
R. Fr Wadkins left Monday for
Atlanta where Jie will visit his son
at Emery University.
Mrs. Ralph Honeycutt and Mrs.
Annie Cox accompanied Mr. and
Mrs,. Jim Avent and a party of
friends to Carolina Beach for the
American Legion Convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Roark and
Dr. and Mrs. Joe "Freeman spent
Sunday at Carolina Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cook. had
as Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. A.
J.- Frankenstein of Wilmington, '
Miss Margaret Zilphla Kornegay
who has been teaching in Clinton
left Wednesday for Peabody Coll
ege, Nashville, Tenli., where she
will continue her work on her
Master's Degree. Miss Kornegay
went by way of Atlanta, Ga., where
she visited her brother, Henry. 1
Mrs. Arthur Cook, Mrs. O. R.
Cook and Miss Eunice Cook of
Clinton visited Mr. and Mrs. Grady
Boykin in Raleigh Saturday.
Mrs. L. R. Gardner, and Misses
June Summerlin, Barbara Thomp
son, Jean Gardner, Mae Brock, and
Evelyn Parker are spending the
week at Carolina Beach.
Mrs. E. F. Strickland was called
to Clinton Saturday on account of
the illness of her father, Mr. J. M.
Weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S, Whittle and
children were week end visitors
to Carolina Beach. They were join
ed Sunday by Misses Margaret and
Kitten Miller and Agnes Turnage.
Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Britt and Dr.
and Mrs. D. L. Ritter spent Sunday
at Carolina Beach.
dessert course was served after the
flower show.
Bowden News
Miss Anna Nell Parker of Wil
mington spent the week end with
her parents.
Bill Lloyd and Douglas McGee
spent the week end at White Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Seaton Carter and
family have moved into their new
home one mile south of Bowden.
Mrs. Paul B. Reed and daughter
Lynn of Jacksonville, Fla., are
spending a few weeks here with
her father, Mr. R. H. Holland.
Every week-day from 6:45 to 7:00
a. m. Budie Dale of Bowden is on
the air with the Melody Rangers
over station WRRZ Clinton.
Lt. A. B. Pulcini of Camp Le
Jeune and New York spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. B. D.
Lloyd. Sunday they motored to
White Lake with Mr. and Mrs. E.
J. Carter and spent the day.
Mrs. Emma" Moore is spending
a week in New York with Club
members from Duplin County.
The Mineral Springs club met
Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. I. M. Carr of Bowden. 8
members and 3 visitors were pres
ent. Each leader gave an interest
ing talk on vitamin C, which was
given as a skit by the membei-3.
The most interesting event was a
flower show. Prizes were given to
Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. E. J.
Carter for the moit beautiful ar
rangements. Iced drinks were ser
ved during the progressions and a
Miss Dixon To
Weil Mr. Barf left
Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Dixon
of. Richmond, Va., announce the
engagement of their daughter, Mar
garet Elizabeth, to Samuel Benson
Bartlett, III, son of Mr. and Mrs
S. B. Bartlett, Jr., of Warsaw.
Mr. Bartlett is now attending
Virginia Polytech Institute. The
wedding will take place in late
summer.
Faison lews
MRS. A. R. HICKS, JB.
Reporter
Snbecription Ageat
(INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK)
Baptist Church
Is Host
The Baptist Church was host to
the members Wednesday evening!
iu me community maiding. A bar
becue supper was served after
which a social hour was enjoyed
60 members were present.
Mrs. Decker
Entertain
Mrs. Charles Do:'- entertained
a few friends at a ca cola party
Wednesday morning in honor of
Mrs. J. H. Boone, house guest o.
Mrs. Raven Lewis, ' During the
morning coca colas, cheese biscuits,
potato sticks and salted nuts were
served. . '. "
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Employment Serviced
Schedule Changed
The schedule of the Employment
Service Representative In Duplin
has been changed, as follows: '
Warsaw - from 10c3ff - 2:3a ach
Wednesday to 10:30 - 12:00 each
Wednesday.
Wallace - from 10:30 - 2:30 .each
Tuesday to 1:30 - 3:00 each Wednes- -day.
DRIVE-IN
GROCERY
AND FISH MARKET
E. E. IIIN'ES. Owner
Gulf Station In Warsaw
Heavy & Fancy
Groceries i
We Serve You in your
Auto Fresh Fish Daily
And Other Seafoods
in Season
Tailored Suits
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ken in addition to our
regular allotment ,
Beautiful Patterns to gel-
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Perfect Fit!
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A. Brooks
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