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SRT -fiRAIiVr AT
EDWARDS AIR BASE
Sgt. Bernice Grady, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Anson A. Grady, has been
- v sslgned to Edwards Air . Force
Base at Muroc, Calif.
' Sgt-Grady graduated from the
Warsaw High School May 5, 1947
x and - entered Army ,:' service ' in
November the same year . He re
cently spent 21 months In the
Caribbean. -Before
his assignment to Edwards
, he was stationed at Shaw Air
Force Base in South Carolina.
MRS. BLAND PICKETT
DIES SUDDENLY
Mrs. Neta Stephenson Pickett,
, age 87, wife of Bland W. Pickett,
died - suddenly early Thursday
' morning at her home in Warsaw.
She was the daughter of the late
- :. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stephenson of
New Bern.
Funeral services were held on
Friday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock at
' the Baptist Church by Rev. A. W.
- Greenlaw, her pastor. .Burial was
in the family plot at the Mt Olive
Cemetery in Mt Olive. She was
active in all religious affairs.
She Is survived by her husband,
one daughter Mrs. Leon Britt of
, Mt Olive; one son, Frank Pickett
- of East Bend; one granddaughter,
Mary Stephenson Britt of Mt Ol-
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Society of , Wake Forest College.
- The newly-elected head of the
THANK
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THE PRIMARY I WISH
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honorary leadership fraternity was
president of the student body dur
ing the 1943-49 school term. Other
officers for next year include Paul
Williams, Lexington junior, vice
president: and Grady Friday, Dallas
first-year law student, secretary.
Dr. Henry S. Stroupe, associate
professor of history, was re-elected
executive secretary and Dr. E.
E. Folk, associate professof of Eng
lish, was again named the faculty
adviser of the group.
BRIDE ELECE IS
HONORED AT SHOWER
Miss Hannah Pridgen, bride-
elect, was honored at an "old
fashion" shower at the home of
Mrs. Charity Kalmar near Faison
at 8:00 p.m. on May 13th with Mrs.
Kalmar and Mrs. Herman Taylor
as co-hostesses. The house was
decorated thoroughout with mixed
spring flowers and the beauty of
the garden was enhanced by Ja
panese Lanterns placed among the
flowers and shrubs. The bride and
groom received in the garden, Mrs.
Taylor and Mrs. Kalmar directed
guests to a lower garden where
they were served chicken salad
and pimento sandwiches, cream
cheese on crackers, toasted pecans,
midget pickles, cookies and punch
from a table overlaid with a
handmade linen cloth. Mrs. James
F. Davenport, Jr. of Greenville and
Mrs. Rudolph H. Sheppard of
Washington, sisters of the groom,
ppured punch and were assisted
in serving by Misses Marian Kal
mar, Margaret Ann Swlnson, Verna
Mae and Julian Marie Taylor and
Mrs. Ben Swlnson, Jr. Later the
bride and groom were presented
many, beautiful and useful gifts.
About 150 guests were present.
WARSAW STUDENTS
GRADUATE AT DUKE
Three students from the Warsaw
area are candidates for degrees at
Duke University's 98th Commence
ment Monday, June S, at 10:30
a.m. in Duke's Indoor Stadium.
Dr. Charles Dollard, president
of the Carnegie Corporation, N. Y.,
will be the principal commence
ment speaker. The Hon. Hoyt v
Taylor, lieutenant-governor of
North Carolina, will also address
the graduating classes.
The three-day program will be
gin Saturday, June 3, with a meet
YOU
TO EXPRESS MY SIN
LEWIS W. OUTLAW.
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ing of the Board of Trustees a
meeting of the Duke - University
National Council, a band concert,
and a general alumni dinner and
open house Saturday afternoon and
evening.' .i i ..- ,; "-. ;
On Sunday, June 4, and ll a.m.
Dr. Ralph W. Sockman, minister of
Christ Church In New York City,
will deliver thecommencement
sermon in the Duke Chapel. This
will be followed by carrillon and
organ recitals in the afternoon and
an outdoor reception for seniors
and their parents at 6 p.m.
Seniors will officiate at the tra
ditional flag-lowering exercises at
sunset Sunday, and a community
sing for student, parents, and
alumni Is scheduled in the Woman's
College Auditorium for 8 p.m. that
night.
Local students among the appro
ximately 1100 candidates for the
B. A. degree are: David J. Middle-
ton, son of Mrs. D. J. Mlddleton;
Quincy J. Sutton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Q. J. Sutton; and William J.
Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Taylor.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Mr .and Mrs. Charles Johnson
Sheffield of Warsaw announce the
birth of a son, Charles Johnson, Jr.
on Thursday, May 18 In James Wal
ker Hospital, Wilmington. Mrs.
Sheffield is te former Miss Emma
Herring of Warsaw and Bowden.
MOVE TO WARSAW
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Surratt, Jr.
have moved to Warsaw and are
living in the Russ Apartments. They
moved here from Winston-Salem.
Surratt will be associated with his
father in the Warsaw Flour Mill.
ENJOY HAYRIDE
The Warsaw High School Seniors
were entertained at an enjoyable
hayride Wednesday night when
Misses Phylis Whitfield and Evelyn
Jean Davis were hostesses in their
honor. Guests gathered at the High
School at 8:30 p.m. and were car
ried to Dudley's Lake. Upon arri
val hot dogs, marshmallows, and
drinks were served. About 40 at
tended. BIBLE CLASS MEETS
The Sallie E. Johnstone Bible
Class of the Methodist Church met
Monday evening in the home of
Mrs. J. L. Carr with Mrs. Sam Pow
ell Joint hostess. There were 13
members present.
Mrs. B. C. Surratt presided and
Mrs. C. F. Carroll gave the devo
tional "Seeing Christ In Prayer'
The Bible study was conducted by
Mrs. H. R. Hipp on "The Acts."
The hostesses served lemon chif
fon pie with whipped cream and
pecans.
RECITAL
The Belle Hinnant School of
THE DUTL1N TIMES
Dance will present its recital on
Friday night, June 2, In the High
School Auditorium in Mt Olive.
It will ,be sponsored by the Mt.
Olive Service League. Misses Boss
and Nina Garner of Warsaw, pupils
of the school will take part in -the'
program.
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ANNOUNCE WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gaylor of
Wilmington announce the engage
men of their daughter, Sarah Vic
toria to Hugh Clifton Jordan, Jr.
of High Point.
The couple plan to be married
in the Warsaw Baptist Church in
August.
Miss Gaylor attended Warsaw
High School and is a member of
the First Baptist Church there.
She is a student at High Polnr-Col-lege
at present.
Mr. Gordan is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Gordan of High
Point. He is a student at High
Point College. He plans to finish his
college work next January.
The couple will live In High
Point following the wedding until
they complete their college work.
BIBLE SCHOOL
The Warsaw Presbyterian Church
opened its annual Vacation Bible
School Monday for one week at the
church. Classes are from ,9:00 to
11:30 a.m. Miss Sallie Bowden will
direct the school. Misses Nell and
Sallie Bowden are conducting the
Kindergarten pupils. Mrs. J. C.
Page and Miss Lenora Womack,
Primary; Mrs. J. W. Farrlor and
Mrs. J. M. Peirce, Juniors; Misses
Anne Bowden and Peggy Korne
gay, recreation. Music will be -under
Mrs. W. J. Middleton, Jr. Light
refreshments will be served each
morning by the women of the
church. The school is for children
from four to twelve.
BIBLE SCHOOL
The annual Daily Vacation Bible
School of the Baptist Church open
ed Monday morning with an attend
ance of 80 pupils. Elbert Matthls
is acting Superintendent. Mrs. O.
H. Best is secretary. Helping in
the Beginner's Department are Mis
ses Mae Brock and Mary Lee Jones;
Primary, Mrs. L. S. Whittle, Mrs.
Elbert Matthls and Mrs. Herman
Hollings worth; Junior, Mrs. V. A.
Standi, Mrs. L. O. Willioms, Mrs.
George Penny and Miss Joyce Ann
Jones; Intermediate, Mrs. G. S.
Best and Mrs. E. D. Pollock.
Deacons of the Church are sup
porting the school wholeheartedly.
A deacon each monring is present
to tell the character story. Monday
J. F. Strickland was present and
Tuesday C. V. Garner made his
contribution.
lanefieldIld.c.
The Lanefield HOC met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Man
ley Scott with 12 members present
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and. 6 visitors. Mrs. A. C. Lockamy
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man Phillips on House Furnishings.
Due to the absence of the leader
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Health. The hostess served candle
stick salad, ritz and drinks. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Leon Merrltt.
ANNOUNCE WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Blackburn
of Warsaw announce the marriage
of their daughter, Evelyn Louise,
to Mr. T. C. Summerlin of Kenans-
viHe. The wedding took place on
Sunday afternoon, May 28th iSi
Dillon, S. C.
BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Allen Draughan entertained
her bridge club and invited guests
on Thursday afternoon at her home.
Red roses were used in the living
room where two tables were in
play. Mrs. L. S. Whittle received
a pecan pie for high score and Mrs.
George Penny pecan rolls for con
solation. The hostess presented Mrs.
Stacy Britt lingerie as a going
away gift. Mrs. Britt will leave
in July to make her home in Con
cord. Mrs. Draughan served a fruit
salad course to the following: Mes
dames Whittle, Penny, Britt, Mo
man Barr, J. P. Harmon, Paul Pot
ter, Robert Blackmore and Wil
bur Garner.
BRIDGE CLUB
Thursday evening Mrs. Marcel
Rocque was hostess to her bridge
club at her home. Arrangements
of sweetpeas, larkspur and other
summer flowers ornamented the
home. High score went to Mrs. Bel
ton Minshew. Second high to Mrs.
Emerson Jones and Mrs. George
Hopkins received a wall placque
for traveling. During the game the
hostess served drinks and nuts and
a fruit salad was served at the end
of the third progression. Those
making up the tables were Mes
dames Minshew, Jones, Hopkins,
Irene Martin, Forest Martin, Al
Banadyga, Earl Whitaker and the
hostess.
PERSONALS
George Best, Jr. will be a mem
ber of the graduating class at Camp
bell College this week. Mr. and Mrs.
G. S. Best will attend exercises and
accompany him home.
Miss Rebecca Best arrived in
Warsaw last week for the summer.
She has been a member of the
Benson School faculty.
Miss Lewellyn Phillips who grad
uated at ECTC last week is at
home for the summer.
Miss Margery Thomas of Golds
boro spent the week end with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Thomas.
Students at home for the summer
are Mary Lee Jones, Mary Ellis
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Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Surratt and
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Miss Evelyn Jean Davis attended
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Garner and
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Mrs. Emerson Jones. Flovd anH
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TO THE PEOPLE OF DUPLIN COUNTY
I am very grateful to my friends, who so loyally
supported me in the primary, and I have no feeling
against those who supported my opponents, both fin
fellows, and I covet the support and influence of all in
the General Election in November.
It will be my every endeavor to represent all the
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Belton Minshew and children ut
spending this week at Carolina
Beach.
L. R. George of Klnston spent
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
Graham Phillips and Mr. Phillips.
He was accompanied from Klnston
by Misses Betty and Mile Mae
Phillips who spent last week with
their grandparents.
Miss Peggy Mitchell returned
Sunday from visiting in Clinton.
George Bennett Jr. is expected
home Monday for the summer. He
is a student at Riverside Military
Academy.
Graham Phillips Jr. Is expected
Saturday for the summer. He at
tended school in Klnston this year.
Miss Barbara Jean Thompson Is
spending the summer with her pa
rent. She is a student at Greensboro
College.
Mrs. C. V. Garner spent Wed
nesday in Goldsboro.