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Of Mews eiest To. Every e .MBS. STACY BRUT .. ; WARSAW EDITOB Subscription Agent --. Advertising S-'icHor Dial 293-6 . . 'Please " Call In Your ..News Cirlhday iJH . Heater Charles Stevens ceiebra y.tad Ma third birthday with a party Monday afternoon at the home f -We parenti Mr. and Mrs. E. W rMevana on Hill St. Games and rnn tteeta were enjoyed and Mrs. Ste- vena served ice cream, birthday t'rakt and presented the little tots With oandy tuckers and baloons as itwvn.,.:... Circles Meet Tle-8JJie,.fai8on Peirce Circle . -if the Preabyterian Auxiliary met Monday evening In the homo of Mre. Af-Xi. Cavehaugh with 15 pres . ,-nt and Mr. B. C. Sheffield in the , eblr. Mrs. J. W. Farrior taught the 1 JBilble atudy and Mrs. J. M. Peirce (presented the program. A tempting " ,alad course with coffee was served. "- Circle No. 2 met Tuesday after- noon In the home of Mrs. R. II. Best , jjr, with 11 present and Mrs, E. W. -. tWen presiding. Mrs. E. P. Ewers 'Mate the Bible study and Mrs. Ste ves discussed Christian Relations ' ' -program. Iced drinks were served. Circle No. 3 was entertained o.. Monday afternoon by Mrs. Jimmy Pin the home of her parents, bin presided and Mrs. J. C tught the Bible study. Mrs. ee presented the program and the" hostess served a salad . witb coffee. -. B&PClub To Meel "The Business and Professional Woman's Club will held their meet jag Monda. ynight, Feb. 21 with a supper meeting at 7:30 at Mitchin ert Restaurant. Mrs. Robert L. West, Prerident, requests that all members and anyone desiriig to teeome a member please attend, please notify Mrs. West at once in order for her to place orders for the number of plates, which will be 1.00 each. Gamers Entertain , Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Garner en (ertalsed at a family dinner party '0aday: at one o'clock at their home in the Bowden Apartments. Colorful spring flowers decorated - jk living and dining rooms and ; eovtrs were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Garner and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patterson and son BUly of Mt. Olive," Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Fleming and son Jimmy, ttre. Clyde Hester and Joseph Hes 'itt, all of Creedmore, and Miss ' Aanle Brltt Hester of Raleigh. ' Mrs, George Clarke was hostess her bridge club and several ad ditional guests when she entertain ed with two tables Friday eyening at bar attractively decorated home. Mrs. MlWord Quinn and Mrs. Era Bterton Jones received Valentine eandy for club and visitors, high and Miss Nora Blackmore held the traveling award. The hostess served tananna splits and coffee.. (his Appointment f To West Point ' Mrs. Charles Reaves received a jtira Saturday stating that her Son, Cadet Charlie E. Reaves, Jr. had been nominated by Congressman Jraham A, Barden as an eligible alternate for appointment to West -Pent In 1949. .. ; .Cadet Beaves, son of Mrs. Tea ies and the late Mr. Reaves of War Ww, it at present a freshman in the junior College of Riverside Mili Urf Academy, Gainesville, Ga and now at winter quarters in Holly rood, Fla. He graduated with hon i from New Hanover .High in ilmington in 1948 and in senior I TC now. 1 . ' ... . ta 1 M ting iiui nee The James Kenans Chapter UDC 1 ret Friday afternoon in the home i Miss Eula Powell "with joint tesses Mesdames Emma 'Cham s, Kathleen Snyder and Ralph ycutt with 22 present. Ws. R. L. West opened the '"ting, followed by the ritual, led " 's. C. A. Womack, and the r- s. L. B. Huie pre ; i t 's report. Mrs. ( T liavina iilMiiififlliltifi'ifiliiiiiM When Neil Bolton, (left) agricul tural agent for Tide Water Power Company, -and Jack McCarley, Wil mington dairyman, get together there's always plenty to talk about - -th? wezther, crops, milk produc tion and better farming. McCarley operates a large dairy farm on the Carolina Beach Road, about six miles cast of Wilmington. His prize herd of Guernseys is one of the fi nest in the country. For a man who really believes in Southeastern North Carolina you need go no further than Neil Bolton. You're liable to run across Neil almost anywhere, at almost any time. You might find him auctioning off 4-H Club chickens in Pender; chapter mimeograph their year year books. Mrs. H. L. Stevens, Division Registrar, announced that the Ninth District meeting would he held in Wilmington, March 23. Following business Mrs. N. B. Boney, in the absence of Mrs. Rob ert Grady, read an interesting pi per on "Sidney Lanier" which was written by Mrs. Grady's husband, Editor Bob Grady, of Kenansville. Mrs. C. B. Best and Mrs. W. J. Mio'dleton redd papers of much ln lerest on "Robert Toombs". These vei o compiled and written by Mrs. -.1. C. Brock, who was unable to at tend. The hostess served a delicious Valentine salad course followed by demi-tasse. Entertains Club Mrs. Sam Godwin entertained her bridge club and additional guests Tuesday evening, using an arrangement of gladioli in the liv ing room where two tables were in play. Club high, shell hose dryer, went to Miss Hannah Pridgen, and visitors high, a bread tray cover, to Mrs. Ed Hines. Mrs. Godwin served a tempting chicken salad course with spiced apple juice to her guests. Club Hostess Mrs. Allen Draughon entertain ed her bridge club Wednesday af ternoon ft her home on Pine St. Attractive patriotic decorations were used and guests found their places by novel hatchet tallies Up on arrival guests were served de licious cherry pie, topped with whipped .cream, and coffee. After several progressions Mrs. Stacy Britt received a linen hard kerchief for high score and Mrs. Edgar Pollock was presented scuffs for second high. . M m m r DONT TAKE A CHANCE KNOW AND OBEY TRAFFIC LAWS Traffic laws are made to protect yon. Learn and ob ' serve them and watch for others who don't Sooner r or later, those who break the law wind up in jail, the hospital, or the Eravsyard. Don't let it happen to yon. ; Bo Careful K: ye V helping with a sale of catt'o or hotfs over in Lenoir or acting as master of ceremonies at a town festival in Duplin County. He hr.s been known to officiate at jie eating contests and rumor has i that he won a hog-calling contest over in Jones County. This he de nies. As the spark plug for the most successful North Carolina "Better Farming for Better Living" pro gram, Neil covers an average cf nearly 3,000 miles a month. His prime purpose - - to see that North Carolina farmers and their fami lies are happy, healthy and are practicing "Better Farming for Better Living". Jr. GAs Entertain The Junior G. A.'s and R. A.'s of the Baptist WMU entertained at an enjoyable Valentine Partv on Monday evening in the Legion Hut. A covered dish supper was served and games and contests followed, led by Mesdames Wilbur Garner, L. S. Whittle and N. A. -Mitchell. Attractive valentine decorations were used and approximately 40 young folk enjoyed the fun and merriment. Honor Roll Warsaw School's Honor Roll for '.he fifth month was listed as fol lows: First Grade - Fred Baars, .Jr., Walter Costin, Bill Straughan. Jr., Betty Britt, Gerline Brown, Helen Cooke, Linda Lanier, Judy Pear sail, Lois Peterson, Jewell Williams, Yvonne Davie, Grace Frederick, Peggy Westbrook, Shirley Whaley, Martha Anne Barr, Carol Brad shaw, Ruth Ellen Knowles. Helen Mae Miller, Mary Ina Reuse, Gloria Ann Smith, Sue Leigh WhiHIc, and Shelby Jean Zachary. Second Grade - Austin Ridge, Drew Grlce, Brooks Boyette, Joe Dunn, Marcus Maulkner, Shelton Justice, Fred Outlaw, Carl Penney, James F. Smith, Robert Taylor, Frances Grady Emily Henderson, Annette Holmes, Evelyn Miller, Joyce Potter, Anne Straughan. Do ris Whaley, Margaret Brown, Knth ryn Oakes, ay Sides, Daisy Brock. Pat Eason, Dorothy Register, and Helen Taylor. Third Grade - Charles Powell, Jimmy West, Dallas HoUingsworth, Lltch Huie Walker Stevens, Jr., Marcia Hipp, Rebecca House, Thcl ma Jenkins, Lynn Veach, Janet Wood, Carole Baars, Judy Rollins,! and Judy Stancil. Fourth Grade - Jerry Joiner, Henry Carlton, H. C. Phillips, . B. Hudson, Linda Sides, Carolyn Carter, LUlie Mae Phillips, Jev el Falrcloth, Lynette Bostlc, Sara AJ- save moy b your ownl o ice Fusscll, and Lib West. I Fifth Grade - Billy Cooke, Anne : Lee,, and Pat Hubbard. ! Sixth Grade - Barbara Jones, Betty Mozingo. Barbara Hender son, . v,H Pe?gy Torrans. Seventh Grade - Angeline Gore, John Steed, l'eggy Sides, Nancy Houston. P-cggy Thomas, and Molly Hipp. Eighth Grade - Jo Anne Britt, Thomas Rogers, Janice Bosfic, Ma mie Bostic, Betty Blanchard, Helen Forranf,,' an J Shirley Blanchard. Ninth' Crude - Nancy Bundy, Joyce Ann Jones. Mary Elizabeth Parker. Polly Thomas, Jtobin Sides, and Lois Phillips. Tenth Grade - Mary Gray Davis, and Anne Huie. Eleventh Grade - Evelyn Jean Davis, Kathryr, Steed, and Betty West. Twelfth Gi:nle - Mary Lee Jones and Martha Ann Smith. Basketball Warsaw traveled to B. V. Grady Thursday nihl of Inst , week and won both sides of a double header. In the opener the Warsaw tjirls won 2(3-22. Mary Lee Jone.. was high scorer with 15 points. The Warsaw boys scored their 14th victory of the season. 38-24. Graham Phillips was high scorer for boys with 18 points. Personals Mrs. L. H. Alberlson and son visited her father Eddie Uivenba'l;. of near Wallace recently who has becin quite 111. Mrs. Fred Gaylor spent the week end in Norfolk, Va. Misses Marparct and Sallie Peir ce of Washington, D. C. were week end guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Peirce. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Williams and I Mrs. Lynn llarton. of Kenansville, is lie The most Beaetifo BUY for Styling Millionsof people all across America and undoubUdly your- friends and neighbors, too ore hailing the "luxury look" of Chevrolet for '49. If. the bsauty leader, all right inside, outside, and from fwry point of view! For the bodies are by l'Uher fined all car Iodic found only on Chevrolet and bigkar , priced cars. fte most BtmrilM BUY for Comfort You'll enjoy a new ejid finer kind of comfort in this car. The perfectly relaxed comfort of "Five-Foot Seats" plua extra-generous head, leg and elbowroom. Moreover, it's a "car that breathes" for an advanced heating and ventilating system inhales outride air and exhales stale air. (Heater and flefreitcr units aptitaal at extra cart.) Warsaw Motor Co. m 1 riinSuiw it. fund its tun purchase I I mll price, plus postage. rVVO L I 3 t.itm-Ji M (Sitntd) R. J. Reynolds r'v VJK- ms3P1 TobccoCo.,Wimton-Salein, U",!k 11 J 1 1 lsl North Carolina. ffv$i J'f&3l visited Mrs. Mary Williams in Kin- ston Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Edwards of Barnsville were recent guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bostic. Mrs. Bostic is improving from a recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. West were week end guests of her mother in Kinston. Mrs C. A. Womack, Miss Lenora Woma.k and Rufus Womack were week end guests of relatives near Greensboro. Mrs. Cleo Hobbs and Miss Ali- ene Matthews attended the Duplin Sampson Cosmoligists meeting in Clinton Monday night. Mrs. J. J. West, Mr. and Mrs. Daulton West and Mr and Mrs. Maurice .lordon v sited relatives in Petersburg, Va. Sunday and Mon day. Mrs. Paul Parker of Beulav.lle, Mrs. R. E. Quinn and Mrs. Charles Seems eveiySod. . . eveywAere. . . is saying- most JteautJu ffiBKT fte mast Bsoaffc BUY for Driving and tiding last with new Center Point Design What a thrilling experience will be yours when you take your first ride in Chevrolet for '49! New Genter-Point Design including Center Point Steeling, Center-Point Seating, Lower Center of Gravity and Center-Point Rear Sus pensionprovides driving and riding results heretofore available only to owners of more costly cars. Here ia another "first" for Chevrolet another vital contribution to low-cost motor ing another treat for Chevrolet owners! Re memberonly new Center-Point Design can give these finer motoring ramlU; and only the new Chevrolet offers Center-Point Desiau at lowest cost. Bttf jfrlQuatity S3pjj!Z7 t lowest Cost AMERICA'S j Smoke Camels and test them in your "T-Zone" (T for taste, T for throat). If, at any tifne, you are not convinced that Camels are the mild est cigarette you've ever smoked, re turn the package with the unused Camels and we will re fund its full purchase price, plus postage. (Sittd) R. J. Reynolds TobaccoCo.,Winstoa-Salem, North Carolina. Sandiin and M. I.. Fuller of iiale: 'ii were Tue ;d;iy dinner guest i of Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Cavenaii.'ih. Mrs. J. li. Teaehey of Ro.,o llii! visited Mr. and Mrs. . II. Iir-1 . Friday. Visi" in.' Mi.-s Belly M. Lnl'u. this week are Airs. .1. li. Lnflin I Miss Jan Ellen I.oftin. Mrs. 1! G. I Hines. Mis .lo Anne and Dir.; Hines of Norfolk. Va. Miss Lois M. flndbolci re:n:mill Monda v to Ocean View. Va M'I.t ; spending the week with her friier. j C. A. Godhold. who is a palienl ;;' James Walker Hospital, Wilniin"- : ton. Mrs. llerviy T. l-isher .-p. i sonietmu in (Johlsboro hi week with her mother Mrs. B.smc Humphrey, ,vho was a hospital pa tient. Friends w ill lie intere .;.'! to learn that she is improved. Mr. wl Mrs. Hruee Torrai' ard Mrs. L. O. Williams attended li" CHOICE FBR II YMRS Jones Chevrolet Co. Pink m,lL'. funeral of A. E. Roval in Salem bui R 1 hu sdav. Mr. Roval was the lather of Mrs. R. L. MeCall, form er i df War? aw. ! In : ! 'f. t :f Dallas, Texas .'pen! sevc-al days last week with his p;:ie:it.s Mr. and Mrs. J. J. West. He rev, to Fayetteville to attend ;n in, iirai.ee nieelin? in Pinehurst. Mrs. Jimmy Kitchin and daugh ter of Virginia Beach, Va. is visit ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cavenaugh. Mrs. L. S. W hittle and Miss Kit ten Miller visited in Grenn.-,bore last Tuesday. garde; .'.ri:!I, TOl'RK FEATURE X NOItTIi CAROLINA With an early Sprint; indicatire j the luini :il"lH".' of full-bloom with I f rM-hlconi. uardens in 17 North : '"anili'iii tm. n- will be n pretent ions and scheduled parade the en tire month of April this year. A 2S-paye booklet.' available t nun local '( arden Clubs and State i Ne.vs Bureau. Raleigh, highlights I opening events at Goldshoro and I Wilmington. On April Fool's Day, Goidsboru's score of private gard ens will be shown on guided tonrs climaxed by visits to Cliffs of the cusc State Park. From April 1 through 3. Wilmington's annual Aalea Festival has a flower show, a Ted Maloiie broadcast, and a -oil!.' festival scheduled for Friday; a flower show, gigantic parade, n.ind concert, and Ihe famed Azalea ilail Saturday and garden tours, i lower ii;w. and golf tournament lor Sunday. IltS. M. M. TIIIGPEN Beulaville, N. C. Representative For CLINTON FLORAL COIVTPANV WARSAW, N. C. of aw For mil thrills and thrift for the finest balance of pcrforinnnie and economy owner after owner will tell you there's nothing like a Chevrolet! IU world's champion Valvr-in-IIrad engine now setting a trend tor high-priced cars, but remaining exclusive to Chev rolet in its Held holds nil records for miles served, owners satisfieti, ami years tested and proved, V ! The most Beaulihl BUY for Sahtf - To buy one of these lirillinnt new Chevrolet! lor '9 is to give your family fivefold safety protection fouad in no other low-priced car: (1) New Certi-Snfe Hydraulic Brakes; (t) Extra-Strong Fisher TJnisteel Body Construction; (8) New Panoramic Visibility; (4) Safely Plate Glass in windshield and all windows, and (!) the super-steady, super-safa Unitized Knee Action Ride. A M
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