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V Beginning next 'Monday, 1 June
-ithe ninth, .the .Methodist Qhurcn
--will conduct a Bible School at the
.church for the young people. The
. ..dhildren from the other churches
? ''" Are cordially Invited to attend.
The Bible School will continue
.'' through Friday the 13th. . . ..
.' CHURCH CIRCLES '
." Circle Number t met at the
- Jjome of Mrs. M. A. Smith who is
' -. circle chairman.'' New officers were
.elected and are the following. Co
chairman Mrs. Milton West, Sec
; dietary and treasureiw-Mrs. H. R,
' i HlDDi Devotional leader Mrs.
Philip Lanier; Program chairman
Mrs. Paul Kitchin, Recreation
leader Mrs. Albert Newkirk. 8
members were present.
; Circle Number n of which Mm.
THary Lanier Is chairman met at
; '; the Methodist church. The new of
. - fleers ' elected are Co-chairman,
' .Mrs. Frank Hobbs, Secretary, and
treasurer, Mrs. James Elixson,, De
votional leader and program chair
man are to be appointed each
month. Recreational leader, Mrs.
Joe Surratt, Publicity chairman,
Mrs. Ruby Beasley. ,
Mrs. C. J. Sutton had charge of
Circle -number Five met at the
home of Mrs. Belton Minshew who
is chairman of circle number five.
During themeeting, Mrs. Minshew 1 am not sure how many towns
presided and gave the opening there are In the United States
prayer. The devotional was given named Warsaw but I know of at
the program at this time. At the by Mrs, Hopton Smrth. The new fleast, four others ana none 01
close of the meeting, Mrs. Lanier 1 officers are Co - chairman, Mrs. them is in the least like Warsaw,
unaries iarruii; smcuuj, aui. jj, 1 nave nut ucc uc hi i.uu
John Bennett West; Treasurer, Mrs. out exactly why the town was call-
D. J. Mlddleton, Devotional leaa- d that either aitnougn rumar
er, Mrs. Frank Giddings: Recrea-j has it that the name came from the
tion leader, Mrs. H. U straugnn.
At the close 01 tne ousiness ses
sion, a contest was enjoyed.
Mrs. K. T. BiacKDurn was tne
winner of this contest. At the con
clusion of the meeting, Mrs. Min
shew served frozen pine apple sal
ad, salted nuts and cheese waters.
Wandering Through Warsaw
The first evidence o fthrips on 1 stages of their injury can oe reros-
Ivering' on nizea oy xne-pucnenng ui w
eedlina cotton is a 'sllverinfl'
the underside 01 the leaves. Later iectea leaves.
served cheese biscuit, cold drinks
sua coojues.
Circle number four met at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Benton who
is circle chairman of number four.
Nine members were present. The
newly appointed officers are Co
chairman. Mrs. R. L. Crossno: sec
retary and treasurer, Mrs. Robert
Mtnton; Devotional chairman, Mrs.
Howard Owens; rogram chairman,
Mrs. Sam Powell, Recreational
leader, Mrs. Joe Surratt.
Included In the program was a
reading from The , Upper Room
given by Mrs. Arthur Benton. At
the conclusion, Mrs. Benton serv
ed strawberry, parfait pie and cof
fee. .(,-,:, :::.:t;ytf . ,.:,
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HOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE YOUR
- CLOTHES f ROM MR. MOTH
hnnV Thaddeus of Warsaw.'
Certainly the town was inere
many decades before the late Rich
ard Addiseu wrote ais iwveiy piece
Warsaw Concerto
' Warsaw would be a hard place
in describe to anyone who had not
been there it has neauuiui nomes
mi shadv streets, magnificent old
houses and very up-to-date modern
ones. It's main street runs along
the railroad the Atlantic Coast
Lne Railroad. ' It's a natural and
convenient shopping center for all
near-by Duplin County, it is w-
Clrcle number III of which Mrs.
Sterling Mariner is chairman, met
at the home of Mrs. Mosley mil
lips. Ten members were present.
During the business session, Mrs,
U.nn. nnaAaA anA Ara PI oiiHa
Best gave the devotional. -The.iected by through highways going
newly appointed, oiiicers , are 1
HAVE YOUR
. DRY CLEANING PRESSING
$ ; REPAIRING ALTERING
J: DONE AT
I'arsoiy Dry Cleaning Co.
T ' WARSAW, N. C.
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
PHONE 421
D. L. MATTHIS, PKop.
WELCOME TO WARSAW FOR OFFICIAL
OPENING OF WARSAW PRODUCE MARKET
SATURDAY
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votlonal chairman, Mrs. Claude
Best; Program chairman, Mrs. Wil
liam Craven; Publicity chairman,
Miss Ann West; Recreational lead
er. Miss Jean Newkirk; Visitation
chairman, Mrs. William Craven;
Flower chairman, Mrs. Emerson
Jones.
At the conclusion of the business
session, Miss Jean Newkirk was In
charge of the period of recrea
tion . Before adjournment, Mrs.
Philips served party sandwiches,
lemonade and cookies.
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Ve Welcome AH Farmers
TO THE
WARSAW PRODUCE MARKET
AND TO
Clifton Freezer
Iter Plant
Loci
AND
CLIFTON ABATTOIR
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WHERE
'BUTCHER TIME IS ANYTIME'
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Personals
TfiA rvi ant trnnAa nf Um XI r
Surrat Jr., regret to learn that
she is a patient at the Sampson
Memorial hospital in Clinton.
Miss Jean Bridgers 01 Macon
Georgia spent the week end with
her aunt, Mrs. Walter Bridgers.
Mr. and Mrs. M. v. cockreii ana
children and Miss Duane Allen
spent Sundy with relatives in Ken-
iy- . . .
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Cramer ana
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Ritters spent
the week end at Holly Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hansen spent
last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.
C, Russ.
Mrs. J. V. West and Mrs. J. W.
Quenn spent last week at their
cottage at Wrightsville.
Miss Juanlta Edwards of Raleigh
spent the week end with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Brown.
On Sunday they visited Mr. and
Mrs. D. W. Maready at Chinquapin.
Private and Mrs. James R. Ed.
wards of Forest Park, Georgia
spent Saturday with his mother,
Mrs. Archie Brown.
'Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brown and
son of Rose Hill spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Belton Minshew.
Rev. Paul Mull Is spending the
week with his friends and relatives
near Asheville.
. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mlddleton Jr.,
plan to stop several days in New
Orleans on their return trip home
from Louisiana.
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From my heart I give thee Joy,
I was once a barefoot boy!
Blessines on thee, little man.
Barefoot boy, with cheek of tan!
With thy turned-up pantaloons,
And thy merry wnisuea tunes;
With thy red lip, redder still
Kissed by strawberries on the hill;
With the sunshine on tny iace,
Through thy torn brim's Jaunty
grace;
MOUNT OLIVE
SHOE SHOP
Expert Repairs
Quality Materials
160 E. Main Mount OKve
Reasonable Charges;
WELCOME TO
Farmers ha;y
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1 CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS
. IL FOR TOBACCO CURING, if " :r i1
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in every direction. And hence it is
a meeca for all the farmers who
come in 'to shop or to bring their
veeetablea to the Warsaw Produce
Market and for all those in the
surrounding area who have homes
to build
The Godwin Building Block
ComDanv. for example, sells con
crete blocks out of which you can
build anything from outdoor tire
places to houses and tobacco barns.
At the Warsaw Hardware Company
they not only sell hardware but
they fix things for you, too when
I was there, they had Just repair
ed a reel which the owner was go
Ins to use this week end for King
Mackeral. They sell tobacco cur-
era too. and so does the farm
er's Hardware and Merchandise
Hnrnoration.
Are you in tne mantel ior a can
A cool appraisal of the world sit
uation would make it seem that a
you need one you ought to get one
soon, you can get a ronuac irom
the Rlvenbark Motor Company, or
an Oldsmobile from tne west motor
CmDanv they sell G.M.C. trucks,
too. It might not be a bad idea to
get a new radio or at least to get
your old one repaired at Fowler's
Radio Sates and Repair shop they
euarantee their work.
It you are snopping ior ciuuima
for the family, why not leave your
car at the Esso Service Center or
the Vet's Service Station to have
servicing job done while you are
in Brooks modern store. They
have everything for any member
of the family, shoes and dresses
and suite and materials 01 au
kinds.
Should your shoes lust neea re.
pairing, the City Shoe Shop does
excellent work and they do a fine
rmlixh lob on your summer shoes.
Cleo Hbbs Is well known for her
good work In keeping Duplin's gals
clamorous at her beauty salon.
and Mack's Beauty Shoppe is
verv noDular. too.
If you are getting hungry while
you are out at the Produce Market,
Mack's Grill is only a block away
and there Is the Coffee Shop
farther out of town where they
serve a delicious steak. You can
get a coke and a sandwich at Bill
Sheffield's cool Warsaw Drug
Store, or almost anything you
might think a drug store would
carry and many tnings you woum
not expect to find there.
If vou haven't had your winter
clothes cleaned and mothproofed,
you should do It right away at
either the Warsaw ury v-ieaners or
at Smith Dry Cleaners. They ootn
do good work.
There are several excellent gro
cery stores In Warsaw the T and
S Grocery and tne j- west mar
ket and you can get iresn iisn at
the Warsaw Fish Market. If your
own deeD-freeze is full, you should
rent a locker from the Clifton
Freezer Locker Company ana
you know your foods wQl be pro
perly frozen.
For entertainment, mere is xne
Recreation Center and Flan
Lee's Duplin Theatre he al
ways has late run pictures. .
R. E. Quinn nas au xinas 01
furnitures you can make an out
door livine room with some of his
T . t
lawn pieces max yu wwuo. enjoy
all summer. ' '
The Cavenaugh and Ptter Insur
ance Company sells all kinds .of
insurance and you will enjoy
talkine to Aubrey Cavenaugh any
wayhe knows many things about
Eastern North Carolina and its
resources., and . ne . is an arrant
North Carolina fan. Mack Oil
Company will furnish you oil for
beating and curing your tooacco.
Warsaw Is quite a place wun
Li . 1 .11 1. T UnnQ
an aunaBpaere au m wrawv
met som very nice people In. War
M . and thev have bee genu
inely kind and friendly-tney have)
a knack of making you feel at home
in tbeir town, Warsaw.North Caro
lina, U.S.A. - .
ine roving scpunci.
WHEN IN WARSAW
formers Day
COME IN AND ENJOY A REFRESHING SOFT
DRINK OR A DISH OR CONE OF ICE CREAM.
TAKE HOME A BIG BOX OF CANDY. ALSO
LOOK AT OUR SELECTION OF MAGAZINES
Te small volume of pesticides be
ing bought by farmers for the 1952
crop season is causing serious stor
age and other problems for pesti
cide manufacturers, according to
the U. S. Department of Agriculture.
Recent figures indicate that '
smaller than average stocks of feed
grains were held on farms on April
1. They were about one-third less A
than the peak holdings of 1949 and .
about one-sixth less than In 1951.
AND OUR LINE OF COSMETICS.
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
PHONE 521
Warsaw Drug Co.
YOUR "REXALL" DRUG STORE
SELF SERVICE
WARSAW, N. C.
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ESSO PRODUCTS
R. T. BLACKBURN, Mgr.
WARSAW, N. C.
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ENJOY A GAME OF POOL
WHILE IN WARSAW ON
FARMER'S DAY
RECREATION CENTER
WARSAW, N. C.
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On
Farmer's Day
Rvenbork Motor Safes
PONTIAC DEALER
NEW and USED CARS
ATTEND THE SQUARE DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE
PRODUCE MARKET AT 8 P. M.
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BUY YOUR
MEATS FRUITS STAPLES
AND
FRESH VEGETABLES
FROM
Packer's Store
IN WARSAW
ENJOY EATS AT OUR HOT DOG STAND
WELCOME TO THE
WARSAW PRODUCE MARKETS
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Merrit & Sutton
Body Shop
PAINTING
WELDING
: WRECKS REBUILT
OFFICIAL OPENING
SATURDAY
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PHONE 527
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SUPPORT YOUR
LOCAL
PRODUCE MARKET
SEE US FOR YOUR
THARRINGTON TOBACCO "
OIL CURERS
WE INSTALL
Farmers Hardware &
Merchandise Co., Inc.
WARSAW, N. C.
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I The adult screwworm fly, a ser
tniui livestock nest, does not survive
winter temperatures in North Car
olina, 'Out miesiea annuals - eiui
bring the pest in from the deep
South where H. ores tne year rounu.
The U. S. winter wheat crop is
estimated at 986 million bushels
340 million more than were pro
duced last year. ;
SmokeySays:
WE WELCOME YOU TO WARSAW
Oil SATURDAY FOR THE OFFICIAL
OPENING OF THE WARSAW PRO
DUCE MARKET. DON'T MISS THE
SQUARE DANCE Oil SATURDAY
WELCOME FARMERS
TO THE
Warsaw Produce
Market
BUILD FOR THE FUTURE
WITH CONCRETE BLOCKS
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