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Mr. and Mrs. David E. Lasater, Jr
of Erwin, who were married in
Warsaw on Oct,' 23, were honored
Sunday afternoon when Mr,
Mrs. E. H. Lasater and Mr, and
Mrs. W. G. Lasater entertained at
the home of the former near Erwin.
Mrs. Lasater, the honoree, is the
former Miss Marsaret Miller. Hn.
ghter of Mr; and Mrs. J, C. Miller
01 Warsaw.
' The home of Mr. and Mr. r'.za.
ater, uncle and aunt of the groom,
was decorated thnuiohmit urith .
profusion of pink chrysanthemums
and pink candles in rrvst.nl hnM-i
In the dining room the table was
overlaid with a lace cloth and
centered with an attractive arrange
ment of chrysanthemums, i
' Greeting guests at the door were
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lasater, who
introduced to the receiving line
mmnnsed of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Lasater, brother of the groom, the
honor guests, Mr. and jars. u. .
t tpr Jr.. and Mr. D. E. Lasater
Sr. father of the groom, sir. ana
Mrs. Jim Lasater presided at tne
register and invited guests into
the dining room, where they were
served bridal cakes, nuts tad mints
by Misses Nancy Lasater, "Kitten"
and Jean Miller, sisters of the hon
or guests, and Mrs. L. S. Whittle,
sister of the honoree, pourea
Dunch. Goodbyes were said to Mr.
and Mrs. Hart of Erwin. j ,
Throw attending from Warsaw
uora Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Whittle.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hobbs, Mrs.
Avon Sharpe and Misses "Kitten
and Jean Miller.
nival was held in the High School .
gym Friday evening following the J
in the auditorium. ,
Miss Pridgen
Hostess To Club
Favorite Fan
Queens
The PTA annual Halloween Car-
Miss Hannah Pridgen entertain
ed her bridge club Tuesday even
ing in the home of her sister, Mrs.
Sam E. Godwin, which was prettily
riM-nrated with chrysanthemums.
Club high score, coasters, went to
Miss Mamie Bethea, and Miss
Frances Stephens received a nov
elty ash tray for visitors high. Miss
Jan Draughon, bride-elect, was re
membered with a copper dinner
bell and Miss Pridgen presenxeu
her sister with a novelty milk white
laced plate. During play coca colas
with potato chips were seived and
at the conclusion a 'sweet course
of cocanut pie and coffee. ,
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Laeth Herring, brides-elect and I.. is
Avon Sharpe, recent bride.. -
Bridal arrangements of- white
dahlias were used in, the living
room and dining room, where five
tables were in play. .
Upon arrival guests were served
bridal ices, nuts and coif ee. Mrs.
Avon Sharps received : ash trnys
for bridge high score and Miss Jew
Miller received a; vase for rummy
high. Each of the honorees were
presented crystal in their chosen
patterns. ' -p f .; ':i
Those making up the tables were
Mioses Draughon Herring, Miller.
Mae ;: Brock, Katherine Bowen,
Frances Stephens, Jean Miller,
Sara Gaylor and Mesdames Allen
Draughon, R. M. Herring, L. 8
Whittle. Thomas Rogers, Davis
HolllnPsworth, Frank Haifllp En
mett Roark, J. K. Rea, Jr., and Avon
Sharpe. , "
, died early t riuuy , t.
last week at the home of fc.:r tuuca,
Mrs. J. C. Russ, in Warsaw. "A short
funeral service was held at the
Qulnn-McGowen funeral home on
Friday afternoon after which the
body was taken to Milner, Ga., for
burial. Services were held at the
Methodist Church In Milner on Sat
urday morning at 11 o'clock. Burlai
was in the Robinson family ceme
tery near Milner. Surviving are
her niece, Mrs. J, C Russ, with
whom she had lived for the past
year. .
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Beauticians Attend
Meet In Clinton
vro r-ion Hnhhs and Mrs. All
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Andrew Patterson of Kenansvuie,
.ttonHoi the meeting of the Clinton
rhK nt TTnlrHresserS and CoS-
motologists In CUnton Tuesday
night with Bill Odom .presmem,
presiding. The meeting was held In
Beadie's Beauty Shoppe. Shops in
Roseboro, Faison, Clinton, Warsaw,
and Kenansville were represented.
Aunt Of Mrs. Russ
Dies In Warsaw
Miss Elizabeth Frances Robinson,
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WARSAW DRUG COMPAUT
Warsaw, N. C.
: MRS. STEPHEN ALLEN
WALLER, who before her
marriage on October 12 was
Miss Jessie Rose Odom, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
C. Odom of Mount Olive. Mr.
Waller is the. son of Mr. and
Mrs. D. J. Waller of Mount
Olive.
Brides-Elect
Are Honorees
Meidames Floyd Strickland, J.
F. Strickland and Mrs. J. A. Porter
entertained Thursday evening in
the home of the former in Warsaw
complimenting Misses Jan Drau
ghon, Margaret Miller, Mary Eliza-
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. Little Janet Boone,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad Boone, Warsaw
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Many tributes will be paid news
paper boys on annual Newspaper
Boy' Day this month. Thousands of
newspaper boys are members of
thrift clubs, sponsored by the In
ternational Circulation Managers'
Association. . Perhaps no greater
honor will come to these boys than
to point them out as school boys
who are demonstrating how to go
into partnership with their Uncle
Sam in building a growing fund for
future education. By investing their
newspaper boy earnings hi U. 8.
Savings Bonds regularly, they are
getting their Uncle Sam to pay part
of the expense. Tour bond officer
or banker will explain how regular
bond bnyings can provide four yeara
of college education, one year ef
which will be paid for by your Uncle
Sam as interest on your investment.
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