Clqss Picnic
, "The JThree "H" Bible Class,
. . "Help, Humanity, Heavenly", of the
i Baptist Sunday School enjoyed a
' picnic at White Lake Tuesday even-
? 1ng. The class was accompanied by
.their teacher, Mrs. George Penney
. and several more adults.
C:rs Entertain
' ,Mr. and Mrs. If. L. Carr entertain'
, ed Sunday. afternoon with an out
door supper party -honoring their,
' jjttests Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Strauss
and twiir daughters, Jean 'and Jane
- of Washington, D. C'and the War4
saw Baseball Club a fid -their wives.
.Tables were attractively arranged
on the lawn and the40 guests enjoy
ed a buffet supper served by Mrs.
, Carr and. her daughters, Misses
Marjorie, Carolyn and Margaret
, Carr of Wilmington f i" . C
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t Mr., J. J. West has returned from
Duke Hospital where he has been.
taking treatment for three weeks.
He Is getting along nicely and Is
. able to be out f -
In Hospital
James Middleton; Teller of the
.' Warsaw Branch Bank & Trust Co.,
underwent ah emergency append
ectomy Sunday afternoon at James
J Walker Hospital in Wilmington. He
Is. reported .to be getting along
. nicely. . -
Personals
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-; Mr. and Mrs. L. P. McGowen, Jr.
of Richmond, Va. were guests last
week of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. P7 MqGowen, Sr.
Mrs. John Carter of Kinston vis
. Jted Mrs. W. A Carter Sunday. ;
Mr. andNMrs. J. L. Carter and
guests, Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Strauss
and daughters of Washington, D. C,
Misses Marjorie and Carolyn Carr
visited relatives In. Bolton .. and
" Lake Waccaraaw Monday. '
Dj. J."M. Kdrnegay,. local dentist,
has his Office closed this week while
. Am ia on vacation.
Mrs Allen Draughon returned
Sunday from Rocky Mount where
; aha spent a week -with relatives.
. .Mr. and Mrs. Herbert West of
Dallas, Texas, who have been here
' with hi father, J. J. West, have
" gone to New .York for six weeks.
Mrs. Stacy Brltt and daughter!
Betty and Mrs. S. B. Bartlett, Jr.
Spent Friday and Saturday in Con
cord with their mothers;' Mrs.
Britt's mother accompanied her
horoe for a visit.
- Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Powell, of
Rock Hill, S. C, were week end
guesta in the home of Mr. Powell's
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Sisters, - . " - -
Mrs. Q. J. Sutton returned Satur
dayfrom Durham where she stay
ed from Tuesday with her father,
J; J. West 'at Duke Hospital. He
was accompanied home by Mr. and
Mrs . Bill Taylor, who spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Taylor. y
Mrs. R. ti. Prldgen has returned
fro ravisiting her daughter, Mrs,
J. E. Anderson and husband lit
Yancvllle. She' was accompanied
borne by her granddaughter, Betty j
who will visit for some time. j
Mr. and Mrs.- Lewis Marriner
and sops and his mother, Mrs. Mar-:
riner of Goldsboro visited Mr. and
Mrs. Sterling Marriner and Mrs.
J. K. Williamson Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Reese of Hyatts-
yille, Md. Is visiting her .daughter,
Mrs. Bill Boyette. - ,
Mrs. R. E. L: Wheeles Is visiting
relatives in Franklin, and Norfolk.
Mrand Mrs. J. T ,Greshara iind
daughter, Carolyn, have 'returned
from Columbia, Tenn.: Mrs. Gres
ham's mother accompanied . them
home for a visit" . ...
Mrs.?Willlam Lowrance and cliil
dreir of Jennings, La.,- arfl( guests
of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Rogers.
Mrs. Lowrance1 formerly resided in
Warsaw, while her - husband Lt.
LowrenceVas stationed at Camp
Davis. '." 1
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. - Minshew
spent the week end in Fremont
with his parents. They were acr
companled home by Miss Lillio
Belle Minshew.
Mr. and Mrs. Plyde Marsh of
WadesbortfNvisited his sister, Mrs.
G. S. Best this week.
; Mrs. L, A Brown and son of Kin
ston ' were here, last- week. Mrs,
Brown accompanied Mr. L. H.
Brown and John Vincent to the fur
niture show in High. Point.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wilcott of West
Palm Beach,, Fla. visited her bro
thers Henry and David Touchberry
Sunday enroute from New York to
their home.
",, Mrs.R. M. Herring visited her
parents in Lennox Ga. recently and
has m her guest this week her aunt,
Miss Darden of Kinston.
. Jackie Sutton is attending sum
mer school at Duke University."
Mrs. Henry West and Mrs. O. H.
Best visited Mrs. George West at
James Walker Hospital Monday.
Mrs. Edgar Pollock has as her
guest her niece, Miss Mary Jo Pin
ner of Tabor City.
' Mrs. CA. Womack has as guest
this week Mrs! J. E. Barbour of
Marion, S. C.
Miss Lenora Womack returned
Saturday from Carolina Beach af
ter spending the week with Mr.
and Mrs.JB. Y Wbroack, B. Jr.,
and Miss Olive Johnstone of Winston-Salem,
J. who also spent the
week ep4 .here.
Birthday Party
Little Miss Judy Rollins celebra
ted her 7tb birthday 'Tuesday with
a party at her home.i Her mother,
Mrs. Glenn Rollins, was assisted in
leading the children in games by
Mesdames Paul Potter and Milton
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MRS ROY WILLIFORD, who
before her marriage on July 5
in Warsaw was Miss Leona La
nier daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
I. G. Lanier of Bowden. Mr.
Will iford is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Williford of Beula
ville. - ' - .
Nan Dies
Mrs. Cornelius Susan Grice, 73,
wife of J. RT Grice of Mt Olive,
died early' Monday morning in Mt.
Olive after a brief illness. Funeral
services were held from the Mount
Olive Pentecostal Holiness Church
at 4 o'clock Tuesday -afternoon. Bur
ial followed in Goldsboro. Survi
ving are her husband: six sons, W.
H. of Wilmington; D. J L. W., and
Willie Grice of Goldsboro, D. T.
Grice of Mt.Olive and O. L. Grice
of Warsaw; three sisters and jone
brother. v ,
Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Parker of
Warsaw, announce the wedding of
their son, Sxmuel Everett Parker,
to Miss Clara Burke of NorfolkVa.
The wedding will fake place Satur
day. August 2, In the South Nor
folk Baptist Church at 3 o'elock in
the afternoon. The Rev. Mr. Hughes
pastor of the church will officiate.
The public is cordially invited.
Mrs. George H. West of West
Siding slipped Saturday morning
and fractured her right leg. She is
a patient at James Walker Hospital
in-WHmlngton. She is resting com
fortably as could be expected.
West. The little folks received bas
kets of nuts as favors and were
served birthday cake, ice cream and
pink lemonade. About 25 attended.
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Birthday Party
Little Miss Barbara Standi, cele
brated her 8th birthday Friday af
ternoon by entertaining about 20
or ner friends at her nome.
Assisting her mother, Mrs. Stan
di in directing the children in ma
king party hats and games was Mrs.
Thel Snipes. The guests were serv
ed ice cream and birthday cake and
received favors of bubble gum.
rty
Little Mary Lou Porter was hon
ored Monday afternoon when her
mother, Mrs. Paul Potter entertain
ed several little folks on Mary Lou's
4th birthday. The little folks en
joyed games led by Mrs. Potter and
Mrs. J. T. Gresham, Jr and were
served ice cream and cake.
Tuesdav afternoon Larrv Me-
Cullen celebrated his 6th birthday
by entertaining a number of his
friends at a party at his home. Af
ter enjoying games on the lawn the
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Money Maker
SECOND : IIGIIIT A HAGS
PRICE IV BOIOU BOLT ....
1946 . . . . lth IN St FLUE CURED
MARKETS . HIGH MONEY
EVERY DAY.
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Whiteville warehoasemcn
have 350years total v
selling experience.
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Tr.e ia 7ENC, ViTJteville, 1213 at IrtO'P. M.
children were serve J ice crea n aud ;
cake by Mrs. McCullen. :
Mr. 'and Mrs. Floyd J. Strickland
of Warsaw announce the engage
ment of their, daughter. Hazel to
Ben F. Cooper,' son of Mrs. B. F.
Cooper and. the late Mr. Cooper- of
Warsaw. The wedding will take
place in early fall., ;j "
Engagement
' Mrs. Walter A. Carter of Warsaw;
announces the Engagement of her!
daughter,, Hazel Owen, to Mr. Avon!
Frank "Sharpe, Jr., son of Mrs. A. F.
Sharpe, Sr., and the late Mr. Sharpe
of Lenoir. The wedding will take
place on August 28 in Chapel Hill.
Time has been secured on Radio
Station WRRZ, Clinton; to present
a series of transcriptions known as
"The Ppve Me Hour", beginning
Sunday morning, Aug. 10, 8:15 to
8:30 A. M. and continuing each
Sunday - morning throughout Sep?
SCL YOUR
THE QUALITY
3 SETS
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Sales Every Day
Al
TheFarmers'Town
WALTER II. PARAMORE, Sales Supervisor
JiSM
tember.
The maiii objective Is to set forth
tithing among . Baptists, i in ; uus
series there is one drama, one Inter
view, one round table discussion,
iwo testimonial programs, and brief
talks by outstanding ministers of
the day. , -
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Glass Meeting
. The Sallie E. Johnstone Bible
Class met Wednesday evening in
the home of Mrs. Herbert West
With 9 present and Mrs. S. J. Pow
ell presiding and giving the devo
tionals. Hrs. H. R Hipp taught tlie
Book of Lamatations after which
the hostess served a tempting
sweet course of peach pie topped
with whipped cream. - ; -
The Philathea Class held an en
joyable fish fry on the lawn of the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Park
er at Bowden- Friday evening with
.approximately 50 present Serving
on the entertainment comiriUee
were Mesdames Maurice Jordan, D.
L, Matthis and J. C. Brock' Games
and contests were under the direc-tion-of
Mrs. Emmett Roark.
TOBACCO
MARKET
OF BUYERS
No Waiting
Ho Delays
No Confusion
The Farmers' Market
Monday thru Friday, Daily
J'. :
Circl? I !c?t:: j
. The Good Samaritan Circle of the
Baptist WMU met Monday in the
home of Mrs: L. C. Boone with Mrs.
F F- Giddings presiding and E
cussing "Meet The Chinese" with
1 nthami takirur Dart. The hos
test served deHclous light refresh
meats. , '.
State College
Answers Timely
Farm Questions
Q. How can I control sflverflsh?
A. Spray a 5 solution of DDT
about baseboards, doors and win
dow casings, closets, where pipes
go through walls or floors, and
other places where stlverfish hide
or crawl over the DDT deposit. , .
Spray thoroughly in attics or the
basements if they are infested. Ap
ply either solution or powder into
cracks or spreading a thin film
wherever the appearance of the de '
posit will not be objectionable.
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Tops In
9 BIG WAREHOUSES WITH
CLOSE. TO Sta.eaat SQUARE OF
FLOOR SPACE ... SO PERCENT
MORE SELLING SPACE.
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Market. 'v
Leaders in pounds and price
Tobacco Reports,