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' MIm Audrey Eston Kornegay of
Warsaw has been selected as one
of seven students to represent
Flora Macdonald Colege in "Who's
Who In American Colleges and
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Miss Kornegay has made an out-
standing record, both in her scho
, lastio work and in extra-curricular
activities. She has been a membet
of the William Bartram Scientific
French Club, on the Athletic
BonKLon the staff of the college
annuaT,JRd is the present vice
president of the Student Council.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lott Kornegay of RFD, 2.
and is majoring in French and
Social Science.
Dr. I. O. Greer, who will move
to Chapel Hill January 1 and es
tablish headquarters at the Univer
sity of North Carolina as Executive
Vice-President of The, Business
Foundation of North Carolina, Inc..
has had a long career of public
service in North Carolina end has
many friends in this community.
Known widely among citizens at
a versatile humanitarian, his work
and interests have taken him into
all parts of the State and into many
fields of public service - education,
religion, social welfare, good health,
Civic betterment, and general good
citizenship.
As a teacher for 20 years at Ap
palachian State Teachers Collego
and as Superintendent of Baptist
Orphanages in North Carolina dur
ing the past 15 years, Dr. Greer's
Work and interests have been felt
all over North Carolina.
STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN
All are Invited to a Day of In
spirational Inter-racial and Inter
racial Fellowship at the First Bap-tt-t
Church, Warsaw Colored.
Miss Gaylor
Rev Stephens, the White Baptist
minister is to prep.ch at 3:00 P. M.
the second Sunday in December,
followed by talks by Messrs. Rivers
Johnson; Jean Thompson, Bank
manager; George Bennett; John
Jenkins, Mayor of Warsaw; Walker
Stevens; County Judge R. L. West;
Mrs. W. L. Bostic with 10 present
and Mrs. F. J. Thomas presiding.
Mrs. G. Van Stephens taught the
mission study and the hostess ser
ved ice cream ana cake
Miss Sarah Gaylor entertained
on Friday evening with a dinner
party in the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gaylor celebrat
ing her birthday. Featuring deco
rations wag the table centerpiece
an attractive Arrangement of red
candles surrounded with ivy.
, Miss Jan Draughon, who will be
married on Saturday, December 13,
to Glenn Brown, was remembered
with a deviled egg plate.
A tempting salad course was ser
ved. ;
Miss Draughon
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On Saturday evening in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. C Brock, Miss
' Jan Draughon, brideelecf of the
. week, was complimented when Miss
Mae Brock and Mrs. Julian Gat
ling, of Tarboro, the former Miss
' Ruth Best, entertained at an at-
tractive party and surprise shower.
Decorations were white carna
tions and candles, entwined with
ivy. During the evening Miss Bar
bara Thompson gave a reading,
"Prayer For the New" Home", Miss
Bette Hufham read "Three Wishes
For the Bride" and Miss Brock
. conducted an interesting and novei
"bridal bouquet" game, and the
guests made a scrap book of advice
; for the honoree. Little Jimmy
Strickland, dressed as Dan Cupid,
with bow and arrow, entered, at-
'-r companied by little Miss Sue Whit
tle, as bride, and presented in a
very unique manner a shower oi
" miscellaneous gifts to Miss Drau
ghon. The hostesses, assisted by theu
. mothers, Mesdames J. C. Brock ant
C B. Best served individual bridal
cakes, green and white ice cream
- and nuts In novel cupid cups to the
20 guests present
The Katie Murray Circle met on
Monday night in the home of Mi.;s
Annie Kate Powell with Mesd-mies
J P. Harmon, J. M. Jenkins and
Emmett Roark joint hostesses and
26 present. Mrs. Harmon presided
and Mrs. Kathleen P. Snyder read
the devotional. Following business
a new business woman's circle was
formed name for same chosen,
namely "The Katie Powell Cirela ' .
with Mrs. Edgar Pollock as the new j
leader. Mrs. Henry West is chair-1
man of the regular circle. Brief
business meetings were held for
each circle and the hostesses ser
ved fruit cake, topped with whip
ped cream, and coffee.
District Judge H. L. Stevens; Sher
if Ralph J. Jjnes; 1. S. Best; Bill
Sheffield; Will Hines; Postmaster
Walter Bridgers; Fred Baar; Ellis
West; Roy Mathis; Milton West;
Paul Potter; Sanford Packer; D. E.
Best; R. F. Best; D. Y Hollings
worth; F. J. Strickland: J. F. Strick
land; Stacy Britt; Allen Draughon:
Leslie Brown; Floyd Strickland:
Davis Hollingsworth; Edsar Will
iams; R. E. Wall; Mr. Smith, cleaner
ami presser; ""omas Rogers, chief
of police; Herbert Best; and J. J.
Barden.
We are proud to have our white
friends visit with us and Rev. Ste
phens will deliver the message. All
white friends, of Warsaw and Dup
lin County are wehome
We arc also asking the Spiritual
singers of New Bern to sing at 9:00
P. M. and all visitors are invited
back at that time.
Pastor. Rev. .1. M. Mallctte
Chairman Board Trustees
Deacon, L. H, Gavin.
B. Vance t Sr., of Hot Springs, Ark.,
on Saturday, November 22, 1947.
Honors Houseguest
Mrs. J. M. Peirce was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon when she enter
tained with four tables of bridge
honoring her sister-in-law, Mrs. C.
D. Peirce " Newport, R. I
Throughout the lower iloor were
lovely arrangements of chrysanthe
mums carrying out the color
scheme of pink and orchid.
At the conclusion of several in
teresting progressions Mrs. Ferddie
Faison of Clinton was awarded the
high score award; Mrs. H. L .Ste
ven?, Jr., low score and Mrs. Peiree
guest award. Each were presented
Jovely handkerchiefs.
Mrs. Peirce served a delicious
sweet course of peppermint ice
cream with hot pound cake follow
ed by demi-tasse to the guests.
Coronation Be Held
M Baptist Church
An outstanding evont of Sunday
evening will be the Junior Girls
Auxiliary Coronation Ceremony
which will bo a public affair a. 7:30
o'clock in ' the Warsaw . Baptist
Church.
Mrs. W W. Garner, sponsor of
I G. As. has arranged an elaborate
'program at wnich time J Anne
Britt will be crowned Queen of the
Court, a rank of honor. In her court
will be Princess Julianna Jenkins;
Ladies in Waiting, Ross Garner,
Joyce Whittle, Shirley Zachary,
Betty Phillips, Iris Ezzeh and Geor
gia Anne Hopkins; Maidens, Faye
Blackburn, Betty Parker, Helen
Torrans, Barbara West, Peggy
Thomas, Bessie Herring, Eloise La
nier, and Margie Davis; Page, LLy
Mte Phillips; Crownbearer, Betty
Britt; Flower Girl, Sue Whittle, and
Ribbon Bearer, Nina Garner.
Circles Meet
Presbyterian
Circle No. 1 met Monday even
ing in the home of the Misses Bow
dens on Hill St., with IS present
and Miss Nell Bowden presiding.
Mrs. Eugene Clarke gave the Bible
study and Mrs. Frank Haislip pre
sented the program after which the I
hostesses served cake and Russian,
tea.
- Circle No. 2 met In the home of
Mrs. J. W. Quinn with Mrr, Ralpa
Best in the chair and 17 present
Mrs. H. R. Best Jr. presented the
Bible study and Mrs. . P. Ewers
discussed the program "The King
dom Beginning in Me", Following
business the hostess served a temp
ting chicken salad course with cof
fee. Circle No. 3 was entertained on
Monday afternoon in the home oi
Mrs. J M. Peirce with 11 present
and Mrs. J. C. Page presiding. Mrs
Ed Hines gave the Bible btudy and
Mrs. Jimmy Kitchin had charge of
the program. The hostess served
cookies, nuts and hot chocolate.
With The Sick
Mrs. C. F. Carroll is now ")
to be out after being confined to
her home with a broken arm. .
Miss Mary Alice Blackmore has
returned home from the Goldtiboro
Hospital where she underwent an
operation last week. She is get
ting along as well as can be expected.
Personals
Mr and Mrs. Ben Cooper of Cha
pel Hill spent th week end with
her parent, Mr. and .Mrs. Floyd
Strickland.
Miss Bette Hufham tn Clinton .
waa the week 'and guest of Miss
Jan Draughon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rogers of
Chapel Hill were week end guests :
f his mother, Mrs. W. A. Carter.
Mrs. Julian Catling of Tarboro
was the week end guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B; Best
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Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Wiggs of Rt.
2 Warsaw, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Dixie Harriett,
of Washington, D. C , to First Ser
geant Maurice B. Vance, of Louis
ville, Ky., son of Mr. and Mrs. M.
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Circles Meet
The Rosa Hocutt Powell Circle
met Monday afternoon with Mrs.
D. T. Hollingsworth and 16 present.
Mrs. D T. Chambers presided. Mrs.
R. E. Il Wheless led the devotion
al and Miss Betty Loftin taugnt
the mission study book after which
the hostess served a chicken salad
course with tea.
The George Rollins Circle met
Monday afternoon in the home of
lo nearby towns
-or across the nation
cus station flzd i:a:.jy's store
Warsaw, N. C. Kenansville, N. C.
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