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The" James Kenan Chapter of
United Daughters Confederacy met
on Thursday afternoon at the noma
f Mrs, Q. X Sutton with Mrs. C
A. Womack. Mrs. J. J. West, Mra.
W. E. Taylor, Miss Lenora Womack
and Mrs. M. H. Hodges co-hosesses.
-- Mrs. Paul Potter,, president, pre
sided at the meeting and opened
, by singing "Ho Tor Carolina.'' Tba
- pledge and salute to the flags were
- given Rafter which Mrs. Womack
led the ritual. .The minutes were
read by Mrs. I S. Whittle In the
absence of the secretary, Mrs. James
. Backley. ' '
During the business period, Mrs.
' Potter gave a report on the dis
' trict meeting held in Mount Olive.
The marking of Confederate Sold
. lers grave was discussed and the
members were urged to report any
unmarKea graves, runs ior jnem
." orial Day Exercises to be held on
May 17th were discussed. Plans
were made fox a fau to be enjoyed
after the memorial exieUo on the
i vn ,at Mra L U Stevens home,
he president appointed a nomln-
committee for len of new
as follows; ICC Prid-
n.chairman, Mrs. X M. Pierce and
WFred- BaarsMrs. Boney
s?ainV reminded , members of the
fciood Mobile to be In Ooldaboro
tiwr J2nd fd eredail to take
part to thls-'rog.'n..xts. J. W.
i atrlor gave - ,m "f -presting
an lirlbrmaVt ttalk Worth
Carolina War i verno ." Zeb Van.
ce .was th.' oUnu jg character
ln- her talk. Mrs. N. B. Boney ler
discussion e?tb ?tuf?the
United StatA tb&A fcfcstrations
were given e,r"Vway to
v and- tavr . ne nos-
esses served chicken salad plate,
ritz, pecan rolls and hot spiced tea.
u.w Mr i were Mrs. Fred
BMr! f.Mri. Chaa,
F. Carroll, V I- J- anor, aw.
Mrs. TV.
M. B. Hodge,
Sr. Mrs. N. At
Potter, MissJhiU
P. Pridgen,? -Mm
Mrs. Charue ea'
: J. Middleton,
Mrs. Paul
oVteUJMrs. O.
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, Mrs. Kathleen
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Important Schedule Chongas
Effective Apnl2$th, 1953
Except Asltloted,
No. 41 Arrive Warsaw At 5:07 A. M.
No. 42 'Leave Warsaw At 8:22 P. M.-
NOTE "
No. 49 Leave Warsaw At Jl:33 A. M.
- No. 48 Leave War&W At 4:49 P. Mv
Note: No. Schediie HTeeUte.-April Uth, M6S.
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Mr. and Mrs. J, N. Clark. Jr. of
CUrkton announce the birth of a
son, David Bowden April SO at.
Thompson Hospital, , Lumberton.
Mrs. COark is the former Nell Bow
den of Warsaw. .
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The PhiUthea Class of the Baptist
Church , went over to Kenansville
Sunday afternoon .to conduct Sun
day School at the Home of the
Aged. Rev. J. C Powell taught the
lesson. Others attending were Mrs.
Kathleen Snyder, Miss Nora Black
more, Mrs. Bill Vann. Miss Fannie
Wilson and Mrs. D. I Matthis. -
Junior Fellowship
Met Tuesday '
' The junior Fellowship met at
the Presbyterian Church , Tuesday
afternoon. After a recreation period
the host of the afternoon, Linwood
Cockrell invited the guests to the
Drug Store for refreshments. Atten
ding were Charles Stevens, Linda
Farmer, Benny Dunn, Mary Emma
Dunn, Edna Fay Powell, Johnny
Pat Harmon, Susan Baars, Jerry
Albertson, Eddie Cobb, Diane Wa
hab, Gloria and Sandra Smith.
Mrs. Brilt Hostess
At Bridge Party
Mrs. Mitchell Britt entertained
her bridge club on Thursday night
Lovely floral arrangements were
used throughout the home. Mrs.
Fes Mitchner was high scorer and
received a milk glass bowL Mrs.
Dawlton West was runner-up and
was presented a butter dish. . Mrs.
Britt presented Mrs. Walter P.
West, recent bride, with a sugar
and creamer in her crystal The
hostess served strawberry short
cake to Mrs. Daulton West, Mrs.
Ed Hines, Mrs. Fes Mitchner,. Mrs.
John Vincenti Mrs. Ed Simpson,
Snyder, Mrs. C. wT Surratt, Mrs.
J. J. West, Mrs. L. S. Whittle, Mrs.
C, A. Womack, Miss Lenora Wo
mack, Mrs. Q. J. Sutton and Mrs.
N. B. Boney of Kenansville.
Mrs. Walter P. 'West. 1 is.
Fonvielle and Mrs. Troy Kornei.
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FOR THE ONE YOU L0.VE MOST-OH AVERY
SPECIAL OCCASION...
Carlton F. Hlrschl ' V ', :
National Family Week ' v
National Family Week May 3-13
this year gives us another, opport
unity to stress the importance l
Christian Living in the home. Nat
ional Family Week is observed by
many of our Protestant 'Denomin
ations. Likewise the Roman, Cath
olics and Jews have their obser
vances' the same week. ;"A. ''',
The slogan is certainly true, "The
family that prays together is the
family that stays together,. . We
need' more families that ' find a
prayer life and a life of fellowship
together. Is your family l united
family? Is there . cooperation be
tween each member of your family?.
Is there harmonious relauonsntp
between each member' of your fam
ily? Is each member of your family
growing in love together and above
all with God? Is God the head of
your family? Let each family seek
to realize the importance of the
family and to do their, besfr't tot
prove their xamuy reuuonsnip ifi
their home. ' VAV.''
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araduatva readinff left to right are members of the 1953T graduating class of Faison High SchooL first row:
Bobby Lee, Shirley Herring, Lila Belle McCullen, Lorraine Sutton, Marvin Arnett
Second row, Gerald Aman, jimmy raageix, innua wu. ouo oaoa, mm. mauua. - N
- Absent when picture was made were, Culbreth Adams and Jennings Strickland. -
,.-v .:...:.! .'. -.; ;- Photo by Lanier's Studio, in Wallace.
frimdi of Tom Waters will re
gret to learn that he is a patient at
the Veteran's Hospital , in Fayette
ville. ' 'V .;;.'
Mrs. H. A. Topel and Mrs. B Ai
Kerkes of Wilmington visited Mr.
and Mrs. James Rackley Wednesr
day.
Mrs. Sam Britt of Goldsboro; Mrs,
Plilip Gordon of New Hampshire
and Mrs. Herbert smitn oi jvenaiw
ville spent Friday, with Mrs. Paul
Potter. In the afternoon Mrs. Potter
accompanied them to Clinton to
see Mrs. L. A. Beasley who is a
patient at Sampson Memorial Hos
pital. Mrs. Virginia Lanier and daugh
ter, Sandra, were dinner guests of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Cottle at Turkey Sunday. '
Miss Helen Murphy of Wilming
ton was the week-end guest of her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. James
' Miss Bessie Wuinn oi wiison vis
ited friends here over the wee
Mrs. John Fonvielle and children.
Johnny and Jeanie, left Saturday
night to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Divine, at Flint Mich.
Helton Houston who ' has been
employed with the Carolina Tele
phone Company in Fayetteville has
been transferred to Greenville. '
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Surratt, jr. ana
daughter, Pamela, of Golflsboro
were Sunday guests ,01, aar.anu
Mrs. Joe Surratt, Sr. ; .
Mrs. Chas Carroll spent Monday
night in Beulavllle with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill CarrolL She was . guest
speaker at the U D C meeting while
there. ' . " '-'-:.'
Mrs. Belton Minshew visited Mrs.
J. B. Minchew at Wallace Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C E. Wahab and
son, Ronnie, made a business trip
to Wilmington Saturday.
Woodrow Blackburn, ..J. D. and
Jerrv Davis spent Saturday . at
Carolina Beach.
Forrest Martin Is able .to be out
after being confined to his home
for several days. . v , V
Feeling OLD and
Yorn-Ouf At 40
Work . Strain - Worry Getting Xoa
Down i i ' . if'
All tired out no energy never
feel like going out evening : any
more wake up still tired wd. m;
couraged? '-, 'S ' r'
Thousands wholail 'to ''get from
their food all the Vitamins-Iodine
and Iron they need, have lejt fast
like that until they start'itaklng
f FERRIZAN gives yott a '.gener
ous supply of valuable B Vitamins
and Iron with precious Iodine Jtor
the ductless glands. '
Accept This Generous Offer Today
You've nothing to lose and everyr
tling to gain. "Sou must eel better
look better work better and rest
better. Be completely satisfied with
ey back, v i '.
CLARK DKUQ Blvac ,
? In. WarsaW x
Mrs. Everett Young of Goldsboro; .
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Johnson and
children of Hamlet were Sunday
guests of their mother, Mrs. Bessie
Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Johnson."
tlx. and Mrs. Fred Baars ana
children visited Mr. and Mrs. Nat
han Frederick at Kington Sunday. '
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Straughan have
returned after visit with Dr. and
Mrs, J. F. Robertson at New Symra
Beach, Florida.
Alvia Powell and Mrs. j. c row-
ell made a business trip to Wil
mington Saturday.
Allen DrauKhan. Sr. W. W. ear
ner, Charlie Miller, Frank Haislip
and Allen Draughan. Jr. have re
turned from a fishing trip to Flor
ida., v .;.v..--':''.
Rev. J. C Powell spent Thursday
nisht visiting in Rocky Mount en.
route to Richmond on a business
trip. ; :. k-iS ; - 1 c v' ;
' Mm. Robert Minton and son, Ken
ny, and jars, norence uoiuion
spent Thursday in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs.. Ed nines ana cnii
dren. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dail and
children of Rose Hill spent the
week-end at Carolina Beach. '
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Godwin, Mr.
and'. Mrs. Avon Sharps , and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Kitchin spent the
week-end at Topsail Beach. ;
Mrs. Clontz Kornegay has re
turned after a visit with her hus
band at Columbus,' Georgia. .
, Rev.-, John McGee of Durham,
missionary to Africa, spent Satur
day -night with Rev. and Mrs. J.
C. Powell. "
. Mr.- and Mrs. A. D. Wilder and
son, Al, of Kinston visited Rev.
and Mrs. J. C Powell and Mr. and
Mrs. David Chambers Sunday.
Mrs. Bill Patterson of Mount Olive
spent Thursday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. C V Garner.
Dewey Smith and Belton Hous
ton of Fayetteville were week-end
guests of Mrs. Florence Houston.
Mrs. W. E. Beianga oi Kenans
ville spent Sunday With Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Bostic.
Mrs. and Mrs. L. C Southerland
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Whatever the occasion k will '
mean more to her oow, and much ' fr iI-l
Borttoberuihtfutor-. , ' ',. JLt!?.-P.T.
M you remember wiu ntf '.TTT 3ii-, -i".i ,"r
' lost SO nsnasomciy common ; y v , ,
CmMt of frunai mnn f05
to hsndtomeljr combines , t.' f ,'k 3 epicWsi. w' witk wJi-ria nr. liauM-ia
twmuneot and prscticauty- ' "JJJ """,r
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and daughter, Sandra, moved from
the Qninn apartment back to Al
bertson on Saturday. "
Mrs. J. H.-Wahab and daughter,
Annette, visited Mrs. Ed Simpson
at Kenansville Monday. '
Mrs. J. A. Hirschl returned home
Saturday after a stay in St Peters
burg, Florida:
Mr. ' and Mrs. John Schnoor of
Long Island, N. Y. are visiting Rev.
and Mrs.; C F. Hirschl and Mrs.
J. A, Hirscht j-, ; ., ' : . ;.: , .
Mrs. R. L. Svkes of Kenansville
visited Mrs. Florence Houston Mon
day. f.-.f a.: :
Rev and Mrs. Virgil Queen of
Wilmington ' were dinner guests
Monday night of Rev. and Mrs. C
P. - Hirschl. : t; .).: ..w-
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rouse- of
Seven Springs spent Sunday with
Mrs. Rouse's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John - A. Boyette, Jr. :i-J- k ,
Mrs. Claudius Stroud spent Sun
day with Mrs. Stroud's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Boyette, Jr.
Mrs. John A Boyette, Jr.' is on
the sick list at her home. We hope
Mrs. '.Boyette-will soon be 'well
gaia j'v;.; y-jj-f ( j
' Miss," Pat Kornegay returned to
Campbell College Siinday. For the
past' six t weeks Pal has been re
cuperating in Sampson County Hos
pital and her home near Warsaw
from injuries suffered in an auto
accident 'near Lillington- on March
20th.rwhen she with five other Cam
pbell girls and their teacher wreck
ed their car in a collision with an
oil tanker.
Stanford
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and
children were dinner guests ox Mr,
and Mrs. WUbert Roberts and fam
ily near Kenansville. Sunday.
r Mrs. A. D. Quinn, Misses Neta
Jones, Lilly Smith, Nancy Sue
Roberts and Bruce Swinson attend
ed the. Spring Rally of the Senior
Hi Fellowship of Wilmington Pres
bytery at Graves Memorial Church
in Clinton, Sunday, h . j :?.-'.):,.
Mrs. Mary Quinn was a dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Listen Swin
son Sunday in the afternoon. Mrs.
Quinn and Mrs." Swinson visited
Mrs. Pearl Parker in Pink Hill
Miss Janie Turner left Saturday
to spend some time with Mr. and
Mrs. .Thomas Kanoy in Winston-
salem.
' Mr. and Mrs. Burl McArthur and
daughter Hilda were Sunday vis
itors with Mr., and-Mrs. Bruce Mc
Arthur at Kinston.
Mrs. . J. E. Roberts and boys of
Calypso spent Monday with rela
Uvea here; - ' i s'.'y...li;V' .'
Cpl. and Mrs. William Waters and
son David spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Croon in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kornegay
and son of New Bern visited rel
atives here Saturday 'night
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Joyner and
daughters of Jacksonville spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. : Woodrow Smith
and family of Pink Hill were din
ner guests - .of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Joyner Sunday. - ; t-w, ,
Mr. and Mrs. David Swinson spent
the week end in Raleigh with Mrs.
Ina Swinson. , ', ; . '
i Mr. and Mrs.' Simon Quinn visi
ted Mrs. Sudie Brock at Bear Mar
ch Sunday afternoon. ,
' Mrs.' George Parrott Mr. and
Mrs. Proctor and Mr. and Mrs. Ar
nold Smith of Goldsboro and Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Parrott and child
ren -of Kinston were visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Smith Sunday
afternoon. t - -i -., ' .sv-'"r
, Mr. "and Mrs. E. 1 Kornegay
and boys of Mt Olive and Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Jackson of Golds
boro were dinner guest of Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Kornegay Sunday.
Mrs. Clyde Broadhurst of Calypso
and Rev. and Mrs. Taylor O. Bird
and children of Faison visited Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Brodgen Sunday
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I ss huf I - ' : ...merlin ,.
Cross Hot- i t with.
Ulim Martha l-i '.,
Mr. and Mrs. Ciiua Holland of
Kenansville and Kir. and Mra. J. M.
Holland were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Faulk Sunrfny. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Muiolson vis
ited friends at Sarecta Sunday
afternoon.-':- :- . . . .
Mrs. Lola Hines and son Harley
and Mrs. Dolly Sumner were du
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sank,
Hardison in Mt OUve Sunday. , -
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cherry and r
son were Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Cherry's parents Mr. and Mrs. Hin
son In Mt OUve. '
Sit and Mrs. Ledford SumneT
and daughters of Philadelphia, Pa.
spent Thursday with Sgt Sumnef
mother, Mrs. Dolly Sumner.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Fobs and:
daughters of Elizabethtown, and
Mr. and Mrs.. A. L. DaU of Jack
sonville visited Mrs. Emma Foss
and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sutton and .
Donna spent Saturday with Mrs.
Thomas Sutton and family .in' Cal
ypso. ..... .-..V.; -.
I Wayne Roberts of Roanoke Rapids
spent the week end at his home1
here and Mad as his guest aunaay,.
Brooks Parker of Calypso.
Mrs. Martha Outlaw of Mt Olive
returned home Saturday after at
weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Outlaw; and Sue. ; -
Carol and Ernie Kirby spent tnar
week end with their grandmother.
Mrs. E. B. Kirby in Fremont
Espy Sullivan, Sr. of Toano, Va
and Espy Sullivan, Jr. of Richmond,
Va. snent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Jasper Brock. Mrs. Sulllf
van who had been vsiting tne Bro
cks returned home with them.
The community extends its' deep
est sympathy to the family of K.
M. Nicholson whose tragic death,
occured near Raleigh Monday. ,
. Mrs. Maude Vernon accompanied
by Mr.' and Mr. Ralph Vernon and
daughters-of Warsaw, visited Mrs.
Oda King near Ptaey Grove in. '
Sampson County Sunday afternoon,.
The business meeting oft the Pres
byterian Women of Stanford was
held at the church Wednesday
night The meeting opened witbi
prayer by Mrs. Maude Vernon, the
president Mrs A. D. Quinn, presid
ed. Mrs, Bemice Kornegay gaye
the treasurers report The roll waa
called and minutes of the last meet
ing read by Miss Martha Roberts.
The Bible Study, "The Church" waa
ably presented - by Ms. Simon
Quinn, Mrs. Ralph Jones and Mrs.
Ned Roberts. -The' meeting closed
with prayer. There were 13 mem
bers present ''r.V'-i v .
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Group Meets : .
The Senior Methodist Youth Fel
lowship met on Sunday night at
the Church at leven o'clock. After
the meeting was called to order
Mrs. C F. Hirschl talked to the
group aDOUt tne summer Assem
blies. Barbara Jones gave the Call
to Worship. The group sang "O"
Worship the King." Mrs.' Hirschl
continued the study "Worship and
What You Put Into It" The meet
ing closed with the M. Y. F. Ben
ediction. Refreshments Were served
to the fifteen members present .
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