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arsaw Mrs. Howard Joiner, Reporter and Subscription Agent Pleaso CaU Mrs. Joiner at telephone 454 for newi The mcmben of the Warsaw Garden Club wno atteoaeo. ine finiM ihn vhool at State Col lege were Mr. Hector McNeill, Mrs. Edwin Ewers and Mrs. E. C. Thomson. The school Was conduct ed by Mrs. William Stickles of a. Y. and several State college profes sors. . Among those who attended the Fall meeting of the N. C. Lilly Society were Mrs. Edwin Ewers, Mrs E. C. Thomson. They won re gal lilies having driven the farth est distance to the meeting. Among the young men of War saw who are attending classes in Business Administration in SaJem burgfa' under the benefit of the Veteran Administration are Mr. El bert Matfeis, Cecil Bostic, from Kenan sville are Bumpsy Guthrie; Allan Dunn and C. L. Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Mills Hodses have returned from New York where they accompanied their son, Lem who Is with the North American Shipping and Trading Company of New York. Lem Is enroute to Curacoa Island and Bueonos Aires, Argentina."' -i Mrs. Lee Johnson of Hamlet spent last week with faer sister, Mrs. William Taylor. , . Mrs. James Rackley and son Wayne visited in Wilmington last week. 1 " ' Chaplain and Mrs. C. W. Crumb of Jacksonville, visited Mrs. Lei a Middleton last iweek. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carrol of Beu laville recently visited their moth er, Mrs. Charles Carrol. The Bev. J. C. Powell, mission ary to Africa was guest speaker at Mt. Oilead Baptist church on last Sunday week . Those from War- Wells of Teachey were recent miMti of friends in Warsaw. Mrs. Harold Matthls visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Matuus last wee. ; Mrs. Rachel Carrol of Wilming ton visited Mrs. W. E. Hlnes en- route to Washimrton D. C. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Herring and Mrs. V. F. Darden visited In the home of S. L. Agnew in Wilson last week. Mr. Alfred West, a student fit State College. Raleigh spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert West. Miss Faimie Thomas spent Fri day in Durham. Mrs. r. e. wan recently visitea "-."aU' relatives in Washington D. C. Mount is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Newklrk and Mrs. D. L. Matthls. Mr. E.E. Jones has returned home after a business trip to New York and Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Newklrk and children were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Newklrk. Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin Warsaw Fish Market Ocean Freak Seafood Direct From The Sea PRICES ARE CHEAPER (Next Door To AAP) Both Wholesale and Retail Know Your Fish or Know Tour Fisherman D.Z. HOLLOMAN Free Phone 326 We Dressing Warsaw, N. C. Deliver r CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Top Mode Manufacturing Co. OF WARSAW We Are Proud Of You FARMERS HARDWARE & MERCHANDISE CO. Jimmy Strickland, Prop. WARSAW, N. C. David Chambers. Mrs. Eva Jarman has been a pa tient at the Sampson hospital in Clinton. v Mr. Ernest Hussey of Farmvllle spent last week end with his aunt, Mrs. E. J. Hill. l Miss Mae Brock spent last week end with her mother, Mrs. Jessie Brock. Miss Brock is a teacher in the schools of Lexington; Mr. and Mrs. Julian Catling and children of Tarboro recently visit ed Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Best. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brock and boys of Rocky Mount visited their mother, Mrs. Jessie Brock last week. ' Mr. Graham Philips attended the district meeting of the National Oil Co. held in Goldsboro. Mrs. Wdlttr Carter is visiting her sister, Mrs.. B. W. Gentry in Rojcboro. Miss Becky Staughn has return ed home to Siler City after visltlnig Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Straughn. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Qulnn and children of Kinston were recent visitors of -elatives in Wars:w. : Miss Sue Hussey of Charlotte spent l"rt wsek wtth her aunt, Mrs. B. J. Hil'. Cap.a n ar1 Mrs. T d Gipson of Washington D. C. recently visited Mr. and Mr?. Earl Huie. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Saieed and children of Greenville spent last Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Lillian Qulnn. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Quinn and children were Sunday visitors in Warsaw. Miss Nora Blackmore spent Mon day in Raleigh. Miss Rosa Miller spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bland- Miller of Beulaville. Miss Geraldine Whaley spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mis. Bland Miller of .Beulaville. Miss Geraldine Whaley spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. George Whaley of Beulaville. Miss Wilma Brinson spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde isnnson of Beulaville. Mrs. Lillian Quinn attended the birthday dinner of Mr. E. W. Evans of Wallace last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Albertson and son Jerry attended the Pres byterian Homecoming, held Sun day in Beulaville. Among those attending The Ice Review (held n Raleigh were Mrs. Florence Houston and son Belton Miss Ann West, Mrs. A. L. Hum phrey. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Best Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Caison spent last week end in Winston Salem. Mr. Belton Houston of Fayette vllle spent last week end wiith his mother. Mrs. Florence Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blackmore and children of Winston Salem spent the week end with Captain and Mrs. Will Blackmore. ; Dr. and Mrs. James H. Black more of Spring Hope spent Sunday with Captain and Mrs. Will Black-more..:-, v ;,., ':V::o,:';-;l Celebrates Bi Miss Joyce Potte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pawl Potter celebrat ed her birthday Saturday afternoon at five p.m by Inviting her closest friends to a welner roast given on the spacious lawn of her home. After weiners, toasted marshmal isvur nntnto china and oickles were enjoyetj.'the guests were invited Into the dining room wiiero , table was centered with a cake decorated In green and yellow. Orange cups shaped like jacKoian terns and filled with jello were served with the cakes, i nose in vttpri were Carol Baars. Judy Rol lins Ann Straushn: Sue Whittle; Nina fiarner: . Juanit?' and Dotty ffinson; Carolyn and Johnny Gresh- am and Mr. ana Mrs. o. i. vmcsu- CONGRATULATIONS TO TOP MODE MFG. CO. Made the way you'd make FOR YOUR DREAM WTCHtt4 - r ... ' j i ' La': SO much fun fo cock on SO ocsy iD uxo end cben- :V SO vcr hzWM - i : - - i MrSstMinshew Is Bridge Hostess Mrs Belton Mlnshew entertain ed two table of bridge las wea nesday night at her home on Col lege st. Fall flowers were used In he- drcorations. Mrs. Forest Mantiii won a bridge set for the club high and Mrs. George Hopkins received hose for visitors high. Mrs. Hopkins also won a prize for traveling, a box of soap Mrs. Wade Carlton won a make up kit for consolation. Others playing were Mesoames Vernon Standi. E. E. Jones, Carl Winders and Mrs. S. L. Tomes. At the conclusion of play, Mrs. Minshew served cherry tarts, nuts and coffee. Announce Birth Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Best, Jr. of Norfolk announce the birth of a daughter. Ajmber Grey, on Oct. 9th at the Naval Hospital in Ports mouth. Mrs. Best is the former Mary Grey Davis of Warsaw. Warsaw Jr. Varsity Continued From Front Sec. I t Passes Intercepted By Warsaw 2 and Beulaville 1. Scoring Touchdowns Warsaw W. C. Tew on 3 yd. pass from Bill Carlton and 3 yard run. James Crecc hon 45 yd, pass from Ltmwood West. Beulaville 0. Punts and Yards. Averaged Warsaw, James Creech 4 for 29V4 yard average. Beulaville, Joe Wil liams 2 for 23 V4 yard average. Yards Gained Rushing Warsaw ( i Beulaville Gross 103 Xoss 21 82 .J43 . 15 128 Yards Gained Passing Warsaw, 96 and Beulaville 44 Score By Quarters Warsaw Beulaville 1 0 0 2 0 ..... , 0 3 7 0 4 6 0 lT ' "0 Penalties Warsaw, 20 yards and Beulaville 13 yards. ' ? Fumbles Warsaw 1 and Beulavl!le 1 Fumbles Lost Warsaw 0 and Beulaville 0 Conversions By f" laville None. v Yds. Loit Rushing and passing Warsaw, 21 and Beulaville IS. . Beu- the most generous gift ? of all,', because it's parti Ofyu-YOUR PORTRAIT 1 V:. Be generous td those " 'dear .ones of youre have '. your portrait made for aristmas-riCVl ... w r. , .... - v A , i The 2nd month tmnor roll for Warsaw achoola is livted as lol lows. - i"-.. - 1st Grade Boys Charles Frederick; Dan McNeill Charles Elevens; Charles west; Ronald Best: Billy Byrdt Johnnie Faulk ner; Donald Knowles; Bobby Lock- amy and Billy Wood. Girls Linda Anderson: Mary Susan Baars; Peggy Lanier; Elia- abeut sutton; Anna Daws; jane Pinyatello; Jerry , Summerlin and jsveiyn. Jackson. ,-, -;r . ,v .... end Grade Boys Gerald Bradshaiw; Johnny. Cross no; Tom mie Home; Bobo Potter; Charles ijiancnara; J. w. aoyette. jr.; George Clarke; - Allen Fountain; Lee Joiner; Billy Knowles; Brad ley Minshew; Jack Sauls. Girls Marty Davis: Barbara Lanier: Judy Lanier; Bennie Bart lett; Linda English; Carolyn Fus sell; Sandra Lanier; Judy Martin. 3r Grade Boys Charles iDeLuca; ' Neal Mitchell; ' Bobby Phillips; Lee West; Billy vann; Jimmie ' Bradshaw; Joe Harrel; Johnnie Pat Harmon. - : ' Girls Joyce Eason: Linda Barr; Gloria Best; Grace Braswell; tana ungnt; juuise uan;. unaa Sue Farmer; Linda Hurst; '. Mary Ann Dunn; Mary Alice Ervin; Alice Riggs and Joan Ridge. ; 4tn Grade Allen - wahab; Oovlee Lo.x,aeiy; Dannie Fatts; I .. v Axkeiw; A-U:y Jones; Myra Jvw, n; Dottie Klnson; Jane Carl ton; Maoie straughan; unda De Luca; Janice Henderson and Mary Lou Pfttter. ,. , 5th Grade BUI Straugban and Judy PearsaUY". v 6th Grade Frances Grady; Annette Holmes; Ann Straughan; Brooks Boyette and Joyce Potter. 7th Grade Charles Powell; Tommy Smith; Judy Standi; Mar cla Hipp; Marie CockreU; Lttch Huie: Judy Rollins; Walker Ste vens; Lynn Veach and Jiroony West th Grade Lynette Bostic; Janice Williams; Sandra Blanchard; Carolyn Carter; Henry Carlton; 6sa Alice Fussell; Larry McCul len; H. C. Phillips; and Lillie Mae Phillips. , ,::,:::.,.lr.'-y 9th Grade ' Lucy Dunn; Ann Woodward; Barbara Ann Standi and Ann Blanchard., , ' , , . 10th Grade Eloise Lanier; Bet ty Moadngo. . 11th Grade Howard Joiner; John 'Steed; Margaret Frederick; Angellne Gore; Nancy Houston;, Dorothy Knowles; Betty Phuuys and Rita Sutton. i 12 Grade Gerald Jones; Lin wood West; Tommy Rogers; H. E. Register; Annie Grace Gore; Peg gy Mitchell and Mamie Bostic. tt'i T'l . 'l.rt lawi.o 'c -Leryuue is IbvIkj. Co.. an4 v a t ur, wlw c t U i bring your friends. ' James Kenan Chapter United Daughters Meets Yilh Mrs. W.J. Middleton Sr. v The James Kenan Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confed eracy met on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. J. Middle ton Sr. T he lovely floral arrange ments were suggestive of Hallo ween. ' - Mesdames J. W. Farrier, Stella Beeves and George Bennett were co hostesses a this time. The president, Mrs. Paul Potter presided. Mrs. H. L. Stevens, Jr. division President, presided at the recent district meeting beld in Raleigh. It was announced that Miss Mary Alice Blackmore and Mrs. Paul Potter bad been awarded prizes for the best essays rendered: Miss Mary Alice Blackmore gave a splen did account of the district meeting held In Raleigh : , : ? The program was in charge of Mrs. N. B. Boney of Kenansville. Mrs. Boney gave a' sketch of the life of Captain James G. Kenan for whom the Warsaw chapter is nam ed. - . At the end of the program, the hostesses served a congealed salad plate, with cheese biscuit and coffee. ' Local societies of the North Car olina Society for Crippled Children and Adults will hold an area meet ing on ; Wednesday, November 5, at 3:00 p.'m. at the Community Center on Second and Orange Streets in Wilmington. North Car olina. Plans for more effective help ' for : the many crippled and otherwise handicapped children will be discussed. Mrs. James W. Dinkie, Chairman, and the New Hanover County Society, will be hosts. Counties who will be represent ed are Brunswick; Carteret; Oolum- WANTED TO BUY Jerusalem CLEAN, DRY, NO SAND OR TRASH 51 Pr Lb. Delivered To , D. E. BEST STORE IN WARSAW, ' .V: j r Don't Leave Your Family's Future to (CHANCE! V What could be more satisfying lo yott than the : , ; j - certain knowledge that; coma what nay, yomr ; ; . family's future is protected? "' Can yon afford to leave anything to all-important " f-'f' chance? , "h, ft'thi ; ''f :V'f ' ( :v -t i ;vi, ? Of course you can't I And, what'a more, thett ' no need for you to do to. ' ' ' ' f, Regardless of what your present income may Be, 1 we will work, out with you a sound program el . life Insurance to meet your particular need , . ' -' to give your family the kind of protection yon vfW ijirant them to have, j , fc "" Your phone call will bring a qnajliied , ) . V ; iasutance ex pet to your honle ir tZto ' V M-' IN A COOPERATIVE SPIRIT WE SAY J 1. I i To : I'ldnui&uuriiiy u. . n Warsaw's New Industry P Together We Will All Move M Forward To A Greater Tomorrow ' ; Is m . OIL COMPANY ; J Distributors of MobUoil Gas & Oil Products , U IN WARSAW ' ' 1 I In Warsaw Home Freezers 11 Ft. Box Reg. $432.50 $385.00 ' Down Payment 10 15 Ft. Box Reg. $554.00 $485.00 Down Payment 10 NORGE L & H G.;E. ELECTRIC STOVES SYLVANIA TELEVISION SETS INTERNATIONAL ' REFRIGERATORS fouler Radio Co. WARSAW, N. C. EASY TERMS " oooooooooooooooooooooooo Beautify your home as you heat it! . . ; jf ' tVaxnrlous mahogany finish. New Exclusive Automatic Power-Air Slower gives ere a forced warm-air heating, ssres 1 out of 4 fuel dollars (optional). Exclusive Duo-Therm Dual Chamber Burnet ; Vm r 'ore heat from every drop of oil. 4 t'g heat radistip doors.. Valt-Ugh heat control dit Automatic Draft Ilia ' r. Waste Stofper. Humidifier. Add thermostat and tend fire from your easy chair; ' .. , . V ... IN WARSAW .77 r . p r- "- i ,.r ?,.'' . 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