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CAROLINA S3 x 11 li d u r l i f j t l m a FRIDAY, JUNE 2 lit., IZl I i I -X Mrs. West .Recognized Al 3. And P. V. Convention i Mrs B X. West, retiring Presl Sent of the Duplin County Bum Professional Women'i t-tub and Mrs. Clem Johnson ol r . .'. tha State Onven. Clinton aiit "'-" ... ". " iion held in Morehead City, June 17-19., :.XX.C;:-::y'' :: , ' : Mrs. Johnson, organiser of the Duplin County laun recognixeu Mrs West as representative of Me youngest new "Baby Club" In North Carolina. There are flft;'-nlne clubs in the State, tnree tnousanu, cne hundrid twenty-four in the United States and fourteen r-ew clubs were organized at the convention. Club Hostess Mrs. Arthur Cooke was hostess Friday afternoon at 3 o clock when she entertained her Dridge ciun ana an additional table. Dahlias, petu nias, verbena, and gardenias made an attractive setting for the games. Upon arrival the hostess served cherry pie, with ice cream and Diiuch. During play coca colas were enjoyed.: Mrs. Moman Barr recei f ved a crystal-- fan vase for club J high; she also received note paper fro traveling prize. Miss Leatrice Blackmore, winner of visitor's high score, received a blue crystal vase and Mrs. Laughton Albertson party- napkins for visitor's second high Birthday Party Little Mis Julia Martin, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Martin was. hostess to 45 guests Wednes day afternoon when she celebrated her 4th birthday. The dining table held two beautiful birthday cakes, one pink and one yellow. Ice cream, cake, ; potato chips, suckers and lemonade were served. A&P FANCY TUNA FISH ARMOUR'S TREET IONA TOMATO JUICE A & P's Own Vegetable DEXO SUNNYFEILD self-rising FLOUR MILD AMERICAN CHEESE MARVEL BREAD SANDWICH LOAF ANN PAGE SALAD ANN PAGE BEANS with pork TEA : tIECTAR C 3 LARD 61c WESTERN 1 1b APPLES '- 13c LARGE SIZE 360 1 daz. ie;;o:is 49c . ::esh .' " l lb m 29c "T.SII "". ..-A. vcr ' ' 1 lb ITER BEANS . . 14c LD - or - BLACKEYES 1 1 lb - T ; . lie aw MRS. URAH4.AI rillLMPS News, Subscriptions and Adver tising Representative in Warsaw CAU. 507 Penny Branch Club The Penny Branch Club held its meeting Wednesday afternoon, on June IS, at the home of Mrs. Cortez Blackmore with Mrs. John Frede rick, Joint-hostess. Mrs. J. B. Tor- rans presided. After a song, club collect was repeated in unison. Mrs. R. H. Davis read the minutes and called the roll. Mrs. Torrans announced that the Spring Federation would be held at Kenansvillr High School Tucs clay, June 21, at 2 o'clock. The following leaders' program was given, "'"rood Sanitary Condi tions Around The Dairy" by Mrs. Ray Torrans; "Fathers Are Parents Also" by Mr. II. L. Askew; "Help ful Suggestions On Ways To Keep Them Growing" by Mrs. D. L. Car ton, Home garden leader. Mrs. R. H. Davis ami Mrs. J. B. Torrans gave a demonstration on the "Best Dress", using various pamphlets, patterns, silhouettes and materials to illustrate the topic. During the recreation hour Mes- dames H. L. Askew and Ray Tor rans won prizes in an observation game. A sweet course of prund cake, ice cream, toasted nuts was ser ved to the fourteen club members present. Bridge Club Meets Mrs. Belton Minshpw enter tained her bridge club and iddit 'Dnal guests on Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. The home was beau tifully decorated with dahlias and gladioli Upon arrival the guests were A&P GRAPE JUICE pt.bot.19c Vz size can 39c 12 oz. can 41c No. 2 can to Shortening 3 lb can 85c 10 lb bag 79c lb 42c 1 lb-loaf 18c qt. jar 45c 16 oz. can - torn, sauce 10c lb PKg- 4'c News? served pear salad and tea. At the conclusion of the secotd progres sion Mrs. Minshew served coca co las and cornets. Mrs M. B. L&ssiter received high jacks for club high and Mrs. Geo rge Hopkins a candy dish for sec ond club high. A shoe bag went to Mio. George Clark lor visitor s high and to Mrs. Arthur Cooe pot hold ers for visitor' second high. Mrs. Moman Barr won the" traveling prize which was a pot holder rack. Each guett was presented a novelty crocheted pin cushion hat at the end of the third progression. The following guests were pre ent: Mesdames Lasslter, Clark Hopkins, Cooke, Barr, Irene Martin D. L. Mathis, Forest Martin, Billy Whitfield, Bonnie Thomas, Her man HollingVworth. Lewi Mullens, Carl Winders, Bill Boyette and V. A. Standi. Entertains Club On Tuesday evening at eight o'clock Mrs. D. L. Riggs entertai ned her bridge club. The home was attractively decorated with wild flowers. During the play coca co las and cheese crackers were ser ved. At the conclusion of thegunr.' delicious refreshments of prune whip and rookies were served Mrs. Joyce Burton received a gold ball point pen and pencil set for high score. Travelling prize went to Mrs. Bill Sheffield, which was a scatter pin. Mrj. Ed Polenski and house guert, Miss Connie Riggs o' Swans bdro were guests for refreshments. The following enjoytd Mrs. Riggs' hospitality, Mesdames Bur ton Sheffield, Polenski, Charles Sheffield, Maurice Jordan, Mit chell Britt, Dick Carr and Misjes Holen West and Riggs. Announce Births Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Woriev of Winston-Salem announce the birth of a son, William Turner Worley, on Saturday, June 11. The baby weigh ed 7 pounds 5 ounces. Mrs. Wort-v is the former Miss Ruby Reaves of Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Andderson of Yancey ville announce the birth of a daughter, Julie Lawrence, on June 12th, in the Reidsville Hos pital. Julie weighed 8 pounds on arrival. Mrs. Anderson is the for mer Sallie Gibbs Pridgen of War saw. Johnson Church To Have School The Johnyor Baptist Church will have a Daily Vacation Bible School beginning Monday, June 27 and will continue one week starting at 8:30 thru 10:30 a.m. with the fo.low ing teachers Mesdames Ellis West, Andrew Scott, Harrv Phillips, Mis ses Sadie Bennett, Mary Ellis West, and Rev. G. Van Stephens and the Rev. Trucblood. Graduates From Dentistry College Marshall H. Solomon was gradu ated from the Medical College of WE CLOSE EACH WEDNESDAY AT 12:00 O'CLOCK Open All Other Days Except Sunday 7 A.M. TO 6 P.M. All Kinds of SEA FOODS in Season HOT DOGS and COLD DRINKS WARSAW FISH MARKET (KNOW YOUR FISH OR KNOW YOUR FISH MAN) ! Attention Tobacco Farmers! We are ready to furnish your Tobacco Flue Re quirements. It will pay you to see me before you buy. Furnace Grates, Furnace Doors and Flue Eyes carried in stock. '" " . If you are interested.in Good Workmanship and a Flue That Will Fit, See Me. Remember a good fitting set of flues is your best fire insurance. -Copper Tubing and Fittings for Oil Burner Ser vice. , ' Give us your order as soon as ydu can for your ' reuirements. Don't cuss- Buy Our Flues They Fit. tours for a successful curing season.. J. Ct II RT, 1, MOUNT OLIVE, N, C. Virginia, School of Dentistry, in Richmond, Va on June ?, 199. He was a member of Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity and Alpha Sigma Chi honorary leadership fraternity. He received his A. B. degree from the University of North Carolina where he was a member of Zeta Beta Tau social fraternity. . Dr. Solomon is married to the former Miss Dorothy Brooks, dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Brooks of Warsaw. B & PW Club The B& PW Club held its meet ing Monday evening in Mitchener's Dining Room with husbands and friends present. The tables were decorated with nasturtiums and ivy-covered candles, with Mrs. R. L. West presiding. Installation of new officers was conducted by Mrs. West on a ra:n bow candlelight service. New offi cers were: Mesdames Anni Thelma Harmon, President; Virginia Hol land, first vice-president, Mildred Winders, Recording Secty.; Mary Alice Blackmore, Corresponding Secty.; and Dorcas B. Rogers, Treas. After the service Mrs. Harmon presented Mrs. West with a white lacquejed fruit basket in apprecia tion of he r services. Honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clem Johnson of Clinton. A qui7 program, entitled "Meet the Ladies and Gentlemen" was conducted by Judge R. I,. Vest, with household gifts as prizes. National Guard Completes Firing Company "M" 119th division of Warsaw National Guard completed its firing for record at Ft. Brogg on June IP. Their record was ex cellent. Transportation and mess facilitie were furnished by the company. Capt. W. M. Buck and Lt. Henry Mcrritl were in charge, as sisted by Sgts. R. C. Best and W. F. Whitfield. Mother Warsaw Woman Dies Following an illness of several years, Mrs. Shelby Hooks. 81. died Sunday, June 19, and was buried June 20th in Concord. She was the wife of the late Sidney J Hooks. She is survived by two sons A. h. Hooks, Atlanta, Ga., and G. M. Hooks, Washington. D. C; three daughters, Mrs. Lyle Smith, and Miss Rosalea Hooks, Concord, and Mrs. S. P. Bartlett, Warsaw; two mothers, W. R. and N. A. Archi bald; and one sister, Miss Kai Archibald all of Co.icord. Bible School The Warsaw Baptist Church closed a successful Bible school on Fridav. June 17, with an enroll ment of 141 and an average attend ance of 116.8. There were 76 with a perfect attendance record. The faculty was efficient and manifest ed a wonderful spirit of coopera tion. Cold drinks were served daily to the student body and faculty. On Friday Mrs. J. W. Straughan served cookies to all. An offering was ta en each day. which amounted to $13.90. This will be sent to Miss Mary Hester Powell to be used for Foreign Mission work in Africa ORRIS Miss Dost Honored Mrs.H. 1 Stevens, Jr., enter tained in honor of Mlsa Lois Be.-t of New York, who is visiting her mother, Mrs. R, H. Best, Sr., at a luncheon at her home on Hill St. The home was beautifully decora ted with gladioli and other sum mer flowers. Mesdames Hector Mc Neil, E. W. Stevens, L. B. Huie, R. D. Johnson, Paul Potter, Herbert Best, Jr. Cordon McSwain, house- guest of Mrs. Huie, Paul Ben y, and John Fonvielle were present. Attend Meet In Fayetteville Mesdames Glenn Rollins and Su sie Carter and Mr. John Fonvielle attended the Chevrolet Dealers Ac countants meeting at Bree'es Land ing in Fayetteville Tuesday. John Fonvielle and John Anderson John son were present for the Wednes day session. Bridge Party Miss Helen West, bride-elect whose engagement to Donald White hurst of Greenville, has been announced for Saturday, July 2nd. was honored at a bridge party Tues day evening by Mesdames J. M. West, R. L. West and Sterling Mar liner at the J. M. West Home. Glads, roses and a bowl of par denias ornamented the dining room mantle and bridal lillies carried out the bridal motif. Silver in her chosen pattern was presented to Miss West. Mrs. Hill Jackson, recent bride, received a novelty pitcher plaque. Mrs. N. A. Mitchell, winner of high score received a noveltv skil let ash tray. Second high went to Mrs. Graham Phillips who received an ornamented out-going mail bas ket. To Mrs. J. P. Harmon w; -given a gold miniature telephone pencil for traveling. During gsmes coca colas and nuts were passed and at the conclusion a dessert course of frozen fruit salar!, tomato and cheese puffs, ham and parsley sandwiches, spiced crabapple and iced tea were served. Mesdames Norwood West and W. E. Taylor and Miss Anne West were refresh ment guests. There were eight ta bles in play Lawn Parly Miss IJoss Garner celebrated h.'r nth birthday Tuesday cvepini; with a lawn party at her home Up on arrival punch was served to the 32 guests. Danejng and games were enjoyed. Refreshments were ice cream and cookies. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Patterson and son of Mt Olive and Mrs. Edgar Hester of Creedmore were out of town guests. With The Sick Mrs. Maggie Chambers left on Saturday fo- James Walker Hos pital in Wilmington where she is under treatment. Mrs. A. U. Bains is improving afler a two weeks iliness. UDC To Meet The UDC will meet wMh Mrs. Fred Baars Thursday ;il te noon at 3:30. Hostesses will be Mesdair.es V. P. Bridges, R. C. Pridgen, S. U. Mines and John Best. Entertains At Bridge Mrs Robert Blackmore enter tained her club Thursday afternoon. Glads and other summer flowers c Buy It In Kenansville SHOES, PANTS, SHIRTS. HATS. SOCKS, TIES, BRICK, CEMENT, BRIXMENf, 5-V AND ROLL GALVA NIZED ROOFING, RUBBER ROOFING (90, 55 & 45 lb), HARDWARE, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS AND ' NOTIONS, TOBACCO TWINE AND TOBACCO TRUCKS, WESTING1IOUSE ELECTRIC STOVES ONE MINUTE AND LAUNDERALL WASHERS J. H. I & Invontions That Servo -You jff (Miff v H vere used for decoration. Upon ar rival Cocoanut cake, mints and nuts ware served. Mrs. George Penney received guest towels for hifh score and Mis. N. A. Mitchell received a jar of jam for traveling. Personals Tin- ,,hnson Baptist Church will hold ils amm:il picnic WedVfday al White Lake. fkii'-s Aiidrey Uoykin of Golds b(ii ) i. visiting Mrs. A. G. Cooke. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Mitchell and family .pent Sunday in Clinton. Mrs. K. W. Stevens and children are home after a ten day visit with l'cr mot her. Mrs. Hester of Chase City, V.i. Mr Stevens ac conipan.ed them home at the week end Judy and Bill Rollins have re turned from vi.-iting their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Graham W.ells, Sr. of Wallace Glenn llollins spent Tuesday in Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Sam DarU'elt attend ed the funeral of hur mother. Mrs. S J. Ho.iks, Monday in Concord. Mr. and Mrs. Lewi.- Mullens and children spent Monday in Raleigh. Mi ami Mrs. Wilbur Garni r and family Mcnt Sunday in Wilson with her aunt 11. L. Stevms. III. had as guests lor the weekend at the Stevens' collage at New River, Mr. and Mrs. Colon Hyrd of Kinslo,i and Mi-s Evelyn TeltiU of Roeky Mount. Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Siancil and children spenl Sunday in Ke-ily with Mrs. R. A. Stancil. Rev. and Mrs. G. Van Stephens are attending the conference of N. C. Baptist Preachers at the State Convention's Seaside Assembly at Ft Fisher this week. Amor.g those attending the Camp Kire ritual at Camp Tuscarora on Saturday night were Mrs. R. J. Jones, Miss Mary Lee Jones. Mrs. Stacy Britt, Misses Jo Anne and Betty Britt, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Best, Miss Peggy Steed and J. C. Thompson, district chairman. Misses Jo Anne and Betley Britt hae returned from visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Annie Green, in Concord. Miss Betty George Phillips 13-, turned Saturday from visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. L. R George in Kinston. Mr and Mrs. A. K. Hall of New ton Grove were supper guests of Mr and Mrs. Belton Minshew Thursday night. Mrs fi R. Penny and children are SDcnding several days wiih her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Green. Mrs Waller Carter is visiting her son. Alfred Rogers in Chapel Hill. While away she will visit Mrs Charles Barker of Oxford and Mrs QUI. IN CHARLES F. KETTERING Inventor of Self-starter HANKS lo Charlet F krttrrfng vomen longer deprmltnl on mlr mu4r in Url lit tar when they with lo goQlnoiorlnfi ! "qj Hcimrtng wko Invented 'lie itPf-tUrirr Heror I frequently happened iliai milUtl) wracked her careful grooming ad her temper tty iryfatg J ilarl the ear heraelf Keiierlng a iie gallam knighl who trilled thai problem for all women for all time. Today ihe merely prewea her few , againii a small pedal or pretaea a bulloa llh tier Auger. rnpmrril h ftatfomif Pmteml Ctffirf 3 "'-h aMf n- ' MRS. ROBERT CARROLL llliinT, who before her marriage on May 27, was Miss Mattie Pearl Herring, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennlc Guy Herring of Rose Hill. Mr. Best is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Best of Wrsaw. rl Gentry of Roxboro. Mrs. Bill Jackson and Mrs. Laura 'A'e,t went to Wilmington Wednes day. Misses Ann Bowden and Sue Shine and Fisher Carlton went o Flora Macdonald this week to at tend the Senior Presbyterian Con ference. Misses Evelyn Jean Davis, Mary Huh Winders and Agnes Turnage are spending thii week at Carolina Beach Rufus Carr Takes Own Life Rufus Carr, CO-year old retired farmer of near Magnolia died his own hands Sunday morning about 4.30 o'clock. His holy was found in the bottom of a well near Ihe house. Mr. Carr had been suf fering ill health for some lime and just prior to his death his mind be gan to wander. The family had made plans to have him hospitalized 'the day on which he was buried. Coroner C. B SHterson was call ed lo the home soon after the body was found and ruled denth , as suicide No inquost was deemed necessary. He was a lifelong member oi the Mount Zion Presbyterian Church and an Elder for many years. In his more active days he was a popular fox hunter in Duplin. Funeral sei vs were conducted fr. m the home Monday at t jj.m. by" Rev. F. M. Bain, Rose Hill Pres byterian minister. Burial was in the McMillan Ccme:"iv near the hr.me. In addition to his wife, the for rner Adeic Rouse, he is survived by one daughter, Dolly Sue of the n.ime; five sons. Gerald, McDonild, Samuel. ,I?,ck, :ind James Carr, all of the home- one grandson; one brrther, J. D. Carr, Washington, D. C; two sisters, Mrs. R. T. Wells and Mrs Fllon Wells, of Wallace. Steak Supper The American Legion Post No. 127 of Warsaw will have a steak supper Friday night, Jue 24 al the Legion Home. This is the Regular meeting night and alfLcglonaires arc urged to attend. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Rerthelot and children and Mrs. W. E. Currle have returned from vlsUing his relatives in New Orleans. While away they attended the wedding of Mr. Barthelofs niece. Miss Glo ria Ann Jacob to Mr. Peter Dottjlo. Thomas Smart of Weit P iint, Ga. is visiUng Mr. Ross Wadklns. Mr. Wadkins has Just returned from a visit with friends and relatives in Georgia and Alabama. Meat productlbn under Federal inspection for the week ending on June 11 totaled 293 pounds. t i1 l'i'!", ' !'" Slightly more than half of all domestic stocks of cotton are esti mated to have been under CCC loan dn"My l. J ?W WWWVWWWVW v-ttt, . , i ... . . . - -- -- -- -- -- --
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