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- Km. Howard Joiner, Reporter and Subscription Agent Please Call Mrs. Joiner at teiepnone ior newa 9 VIUiwvb w , -st Thursday night at seven at the home of Carol Baars t r brother Fred who ted as vuve George Washington jaiionS' wet used in im taoie , 'ementa. Qn one table Wash i a" crossing the Delaware was i ad in clay and on another table tj trees and hatchets were x- Tb xtraaldent. Peggy Mitchell j--dtd and opened the meet ng 1 . .k. MM YUrnHna." Lltch t ttm Mm atorv of Sydney LaVaer and was foUewed by a poem wriOea by him, read by Joyce Wbit- 'rbe tnlnutes were read by the t.llli Mac PhlllrDS. At the close ' of the meeting, -v....... u1 attractive a rolled red colored sandwiches, salted nuts were -enjoyed. t IPeniiy Club Hostess 'Mrs. George Penny entertained itJaa lh laat SMdav niahL An arrival, cherry tarts, assorted tmts and coffee were enjoyea. uur ing progressions, soft drinks and cornets were served. Hum nlavtna were Mesdames Edgar Pollock, Robert Blaokmore, Paul Potter, N. A. Mitchell. J. P, Whittle. ; Harmon, W. W. Garner and L. S. Mrs. Potter won roe uso .nA Mrs. Blackmor was awarded the traveling prizes. Both received nylon flowers. - i Mrs. Jones - Bridge Hostess entertained jura. louiire.ov w her bridge club and several visi tors last weanesoay . ; Those enjoying ner awviw'" .w. (niinminff! Mesdames Q. J. wa ure " o- - - . chm wniiam Unebacn. J. Newkirk, Can win a era, . w chin, Irene Martin, Bonnie Thomas, t-i,.. Min,h.v J n. Davis. S. L. Tnrrana. Vernon Stancn, uwwn aiwtun M A Smith. Bobert ,t nniii Whltftolri. J -. - , .... The high score ana me prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mln- . nut uhn ri.pivfn nana iuuuu uu . Th viaitnm hiffh was won by Mrs. Kltcbln who was- giv en perfume. 2 . . . During progressions, soft .drinks and pop corn were enjoyed nd at the end of play, the hostess served home made strawberry ice cream and individual cakes. zmiiiH rr i test teatWU V ' Msie eiia X 11 CLARK'S 'Drug Store to WARSAW -"' Mrs. Albertsoh Bridge Hostess nn VrMnv nlirht. Tehniarv 22. Mrs. Lawton AlbertSon entertain ed her bridge club and three ad ditional visitors, Mrs. Vernon Stan di, Mrs. William Llnebach and ura t. Whittle Others clay ing were Miss Nora Blackmore, Mrs. Yancy smitn, Airs. mnBin oaat, and Mrs. J. A. Newkirk. i Her decorations were most ai tniu. ih. fUtnmm Washington motif being carried out in the ar rangements ana reiresnmenis. During progressions, soft drinks ni nntatn sticks were enloved and at the end of play, Mrs. Albertson served cnerry tans ana oonec. The visitors high, a cox of candy. arnn Wu TUTt KtSIW1l TUB Traveling prize was given to Mrs. Whittle wnicn was a pair or manna and George Washington Figurines. The club high was on by Miss Nora Blaokmore who received a cup . and saucer.-. ' ' ' , Mrs. Carlton ; Hostess Philathea : Th xMiiintKos aIhu Af the Bantlst Church met last. .Thursday at the home ol Mrs;; r.inc.eu wiui liitrm rti,vM firltnti an A Mrs.' N. A. MitcheU as co-t)oatess. The de votional waa given by Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Carlton,, after'; which a hii4 Knolnoca aaaatnn waa held. At the conclusion of the meeting, the hostesses served iraii jeuo, eooaiea, candles and nuts. Twenty nembers were present ai u iuociuik Mrs. Brovn , ; ; , Fetes Gardeners The Home Gardeners met Wed- j ,Miini antii. at 8:30 o.m. at the home of Mrs. Glenn Brown, with Mrs. Bill Taylor as co-hostess. Th. mMtins waa called to order by the president, Mn. DauUon West. Mrs. vim ""w '-'' read the minutes and then there - tu.atnMa aiaalon A new member, Mrs. Charlie Shef field was voted into we wuu. The club had as there guests, Mrs. Edwin- Ewers, Mrs-.. Henry Stevens, nd Mrs. Hector Mc Neil of the Warsaw uarueu vmu. Each expressed congratulations and gave a anon sena-uu hu w m newly organized club. The house was nnuuiuu; u. orated with artistic arrangements of daffodils, the club flower. The hostesses served sanowioneB, smil ed dates, pecan rolls and Russian tea. ' ' Mrs. Vincent Entertains Mrs. John Vincent entertained , mj wtitih l.t Jrrlriav nlBflt. jnr wiiua - - " , She waa assisted In entertaining by Mrs. Fes Mltchener. nua ninvintr were me ioiiowium; Hf- Bnhnrt ITrMlerick. W. G. ,aunan,v ' - - - Brttt, Daulton West, Maurice Jor dan, R. W. KlggS, IKto maiuuews, MitcheU Brttt, John FonviUe, Eddie Strickland, Ed ; Sheffield, ' AUen Draughon Jr., Ed Bines. ' The high score was won by Mrs. John FonvUle who received a set of hand painted ash trays. Mrs. Jordan won second high and was given a cigarette holder. The high light of the evening was the lovely misceUaneous show er given to Mrs. Robert Frederick who win leave soon to roaae ner I . I 1n Mill inline lu ivirec . ' Qafn,. lanulntt' inm mipnta were UC1W1 .VM"-B, o - served congealed salad, cheese wa fers, assorties candies, nuts and coffee. Jfoutr. . proved by i..s twu,,. lmie they can solicit from Warsaw mer chants..' i. , -'.i f , i '"; Constitution and by-laws com mittee was also appointed by the president consisting of Lee Brown, chairman, Sanford Packer, Wil liam Lelnbach, and Mom an Baar. Georgo C;nn:lt VinsPrcnioIion : A Warsaw student Is one of eight members of the Wake (Forest Re serve Officers Training Corp who have been promoted from the rank of cadet Sergeant to Sergeant First Class. He is George L. Bennett, Jr., a Freshman at the college. Last June, he graduated from the Riverside Academy at Gainesville, Ga. where he held the rank of Sec ond Lt. in the Cadet corps. ' , ' Class. To Present Play On March the twenty-first, the senior class of the Warsaw High school will present a play entitled, "For Pete's Sake". The play Is under the direction of Miss Katie Owens. .Those taking parts are the fnllnwlnff- Marie Coatin. Emma lira V Rlvenhark. Jovca Ann Jones. Harvey carter, Banoara iiowr, Mary Elizabeth Packer, Shelton Wood, Billy Hunter, inez Tayior, Rlllv Todd. Mvron Enallsh. and iR. C. Thigpen Jr. - billy HI. Wigfs of Warsaw was a visitor in the office of Senator Wil lis Smith this past week. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Shaw, parents of Mrs. Jerry Newbold Jr., attended the nnen house at the Presbyterian manse held last week. - ., . Mrs,. J. A. , Backley i 'and son, Wayne recently spent several days witb relatives in Wilmington.' Among the college students who are spending the week end at home are Bett West and Mae Brock; WC UNC, Mary Lee Jones, EOC, Mar tha Ann Smith, Carolina, r wi -.ii Mr. J. C. Buss and granddaught er. Miss Slssie Thomas scent Sat urday in Raleigh. ; -v'e t:- Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gresham and children wiU leave next week to spent several days with her pa rents in Columbia Tennessee. Mrs.JJnarlotte urowne ol wasn ineton. II C. aoent last week end with Mr, and Mr J. P. Harmon. Mrs. Browne was a school mate of Mrs. Harmons when she attended school in Mew York. Mr. and Mrs. s. is. weeniaw wno " Tff in the ,ve been vlsitina- their son left should take more interest In the Friday morning ta T return to their Sports program ".w-j. Association Meet At a recent meeting of the War- uf Xfsrohanta Aanpln.tlnn. it vu voted that the Warsaw merchants win start euiains weanesaav aiier- noons jApm iotn. o untu uaraets open. It was also voted that the maiwliinti whn am " finmr rlnalnff on .Wednesday afternoons to con- tinna tA ttn an. i;niinn aTAiiona and garages wiU be excepted from tms ruie ana wiu remain open an day Wednesdays. ; ' - It was also decided to start im mediately tackling the Rat. con trot Ie was decided that Beginning Feb. 29th rat poisoning was to oe iacea in ana arouna vne garo age disposal units throughout the Planned An Heirloom Tea Is planned for March 21st at the home of Mrs. Henry Stevens Jr. The hours are fmm fmir to nx and eiaht to ten o-m. The public is urged to at tend. . . fx.'-:....;, vrr Adimisuilon tkrlces are Adults 25 cents aid children is centa. U. D. C. Holds Ret lular Ti.e recui'd for the seasun ci t,- Basketball All-Stars was, no tuu, no runs, and no errors, but n men was accomplished In the belief of their Amateur uoacn. . f. auiuih tnn mucn ox an ideaUst for sentimentalist to-bea good coach out ne ieei i""' much was gained in friendship, bet ter morale building and most im portant of aU godrlaUon. be- tween our young y V and other towns we played with. There was much improvement , some individuals piaymg each contest went by even though mi int-bv the locals. Most important of aU was the cou rage shown oy UIC. "r . V mi Bova aa they kept trying to win a gam with Just as much spir it after eacn loss, many -j hii nl' for the High School team, by the experience they received in these games. auuuj thing which we hope has been help ed is the interest in basketball in this community. The people of this town and community ceiwuj ,,, l.uberta. Wuieiiiw niwvu, Larry Outlaw, Xlnda Bennett, Elta mmk liroadhrst, Paula Hurdley and Botoby murrior; Mraue MT's i-i i( 5 .1 V. 3 I. .:it- ed ti'u .i ' " i '. " . , MorUi t ....ullaa is the only state that maintains all public roads QUALITY DABY-CIILX JfclFEEDSill i I - 1 L.fl r- hnnM in Swirsnort. Maine. Mrs. A. W. Greenlaw accompan ied Mr. and Mrs. Greenlaw as far as Richmond where she visited the family .of her brother Harold R. MoCroskey for several days, v; ; ' Mr. and Mrs. w. is. nines spent tJiA week And In Alexandria. Va. visiting their son S. M. Hlnes. iLeslie HIBrown of Augusta, ua. spent the week end with his parents iii r- aaran .iwi ra . ia-a nriiui ri Misses SaUie. Maceie and Nell Bowden attended the funeral ; of Mrs, Frances Kramer in Elizabeth City last Wednesday. Junior Music Club Meet Th Warsaw -JTiintar Mnsli Club met on February 22 at the home of Lynn veacn. xne meeting was opened with the club song, after wnion tney naa roe pieage. A report on Edward MoDoweU's enlnnv waa iriven hv Jnvee Whittle. An entertaining story, "Just Folks and tneir Bongs", was given oy Sally Newton. Those who took part in the mu- slpal itNiffram wjkrA fhe fnllnwintf! I Sally Newton, Gail Newton, Lynn veacn, Manna ana Ann Baar, Margery Davis, 'Joyce Whittle, Johnnie Daughtry, Sylvia Gooding, Lew Elly Langston, Shelby Jean Jones, Patsy Kornegay, Lillie Mae PhiUips, Doris Blanchard, Peggy Torrans, Utch Hule, Judy Rollins, Lynn Veacb, , Ruth Byrd, Ann Woodard, Royce Garner, Betty Phillips, Mary Elizabeth Packer. An interesting story of Crosley and Juliette Adam waa told hv the instructor .Mrs. Jim Middleton. At tne conclusion of the program, o.i.M.ni'. ' laMilntf luillria tietter CI tlzens and helps the young people more in moral ana gooa, m"u leadership' in this community than In a well olanned snorts program in the school with the peo ple's interest strongly , wmuu . AU of our Church Pastors will agree I am sure that well direct ed sports contest comes second only to the church programs In helping young people to be good future loaders with high moral standards i. it,, onmimiinitv. ; This rambling article has been written to show . . .ithniirh tne .worsaw uvm hi 0-- . - aii .e,M AKAnH win miv hall ffames. something was accompusneu ior uic good of the young people involved and tne community as a wuuw, and ioooy trarawi, j . . - Davis. Thelma Joyner; Joan Smith, without tax on property. ipOOOQOOOOOOOCCCQQQCCwC a o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Notice im, Topp ioooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo KJ o o o o o o o o o o; o o o; o o, o. o o o o o o C) () () () () () ( ) ( ) ( ) ' ) ( ) ( ) ) ) ) ) By Miss GLAMOUR J And JUDY NELL v.' '-: v.1' ' ' ' LUSCIOUS PASTEL SHADES PLUS CHECKS GALOBE TOTJ SHOULD CHECK ON PBICED $14.95 to $39.95 Newbold's Hold fr hir ' , AM AW ziws HATS RHODES fers 1 C i-8i o. o (rh os jo V 1 I o( V. I o Xv i . i o v f O C a i c o II o M TTraT! Hnlria Iteffular : j The united uaugniers oi me con federacy held its regular monthly mutlnl lant Thlirulav. Fxh. 21 Rt at the home of Miss Eula Powell. Mrs. fmm, rh.mhm ind Mm- Kath leen Snyder were co-hostesses. Mrs. Paul Potter, tne "resident nresiaea. Mrs. L. B. Hule and Mrs. C. A. Womack led the ritual. 4 tn h d ft rrea xiaara ana . xne vtaya iwi Means Committee chairman, Mrs. L. S. Whittle were given. .' Plans were discussed for giving an Heirloom Tea on March slat. It was decided to hold u from the hours 4 to o and from 8 to 10 at toe lunn. Af Mrs TfAnrv fitooena Jl. The admission fee is to be 15 and 29 cents., .'., ..- s The program, the topic of which Is 'The Immortal Six Hundred", was given by Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. Stevens' grandfather, the late, Cap- rain fi A .Tnhnonn warn aha nf tliA Six Hundred confederate officers wno was commed at Morns island S. C. under fire of their own guns. At the conclusion of the meeting the hostesses served cherry de lights, topped with whipped cream and decorated with miniature con federate flags, salted nuts and coffee. CD ( () O o o o o o o o o Agents For .TIIAEBINGTON Tobacco Carers O a o c o; o o o LESPEDEZA OATS GARDEN SEEDS 'TOBACCO BARN BUILDING MATERIAL . ' Si varsav1 Farmers Exchange f 1 , ' Warsaw, N. C -'v- ' ... , i a ' a " laiyps Personals Mr. and Mrs. Belton Mlnshew The third anniversary of the ar rival of the Rev. and Mrs. Jerry M Waiuhnlil Ji. ..in WnniW wa observed Tuesday' night during a twn jwinr nnen nnnse at me rrea- byterlan manse, i Members of the jnncni9aHnn IrnJn Knth t.h Warsaw Presbyterian Church and the. Bow den community, church eaued ana mar. ' arantnA a, f h HnAK hv Ihp Rev. Newbold. Gucsas were invited into the dining room by Mrs. J. T. Gresham and Mrs. J. H. Hines where refreshments were served. Mrs. Archer Williams and Mrs. U7allra .GtatfAna lumMil nnf ? ao Good4ives were said to Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Rlggs. , About one hun dred guests called during the open house which was held from eight to ten r.BL. The Warsaw P.T.A. is sponsoring a Stanley party i on weonesuay, Places-Grammar ocnooi kuucji Room. . : :,.- For the purpose of raising money , for the Lunch Room. Come prepar ed to buy your Spring cleaning needs. Contests, games, prizes and p.f..ahmonta f!nmA loin the fun. Give us a big order and please ar range 10 pay wnn your uiucr. lf ;o ocnooi - Honor: Roll Given' in V . nmhlu nrlru1na1 of the Calypso i high school, ftas released the honor rou ior me mm grauais j periOa. -! in nrrtr tn ifinVe the honor rou each student had to average "A" on each, subject ana ce present every day. Those making the honor roll, Mr. Grubbs said were: Grade 10, Wesley oook; grade 8, Mary Rose Davis, Martha Carter, A Pi.ln naiU m-arie 7. Bettv Best. Sandra Grice, Betty Lou Holland, Charles Byrd, jerry iea owinaou, Barbara Jessup and Annie, meiua Winders. Grade e.ryvonne jonnson ana Thomas Swinsonr grade ! Peggy Woody, Kay tirlce. jane i. AJorit ton, Elizabeth Jessup and Plnkey PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED By REGISTERED ' ' DRUGGIST MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Phone Day 521 . " - Jflione Wight 5U1 UVSav Mtmmj ,- nnnsno C9. WARSAW, N. C DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS ' Friday and Saturday, February 29, March I 1 Table Gifts, Values "To $3.00 - " . 1 : Table Gifts, Values' To $5.00 $1 $2 Many Other Special Bargaina Too Nmnerooa Te Mention. BMaaaaaataaaaaaMaHMaMBaHHsVHHaaaaHa V Sallie Gardner Antiques Interiors Gifts Mriai(i Near Paramount Theaitre, Goadaboro, N. C A Six Day Special . 1 HI brsaw: m Be Perfect Suited This , Spring. The Very Newest Smartly Styled at Prices You Will Want To Pay I 'a.aKW" :rs LcrJ:: D:rJ. Sfcre c c V I, WE ARE GlYINd 07 OFF ANY PURCHASE j WHEN YOU PAY CASH I ; FRESH MEATS, VEGETABLES, DRESSED U. .-5?,- ;!" ? i'. Cv CHICKENS, FRESH FISH, IKLVVY And FANCY GC :ii:3, and FEEDS Ja E1.S 1 PlC Is ; v., 1 ' It! 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