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u i. XJr? Warsaw Hews Section 7 jStKoiaixh Jbun. the 3 Kdufidcx c. 'si ' " V' ' ......... A OL. 20' NO. 40 j Section 2 KENANS VHJLE, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1953 SUBSCRIPTION RATE: wunttot $44 wteld flito mtm la NC4 tM per few tat DnpUn and ftdjotntag PRICE TEN CENTS j&r-ss Cantata J Presbyterian Church Sunday The Warsaw Presbyterian Church 'holr will present a Cantata "Carols t Christmas" Sunday night,' De ember 20th, at 8:00 at the Presby rian Church. The Cantata Is ar ranged tor three part women's Notice Large stock of Flooring and ceiling on hand - damaged by smoke 1 : Price Cut Aluminum Paint and vents slightly damaged Also Reduced ' ' This is all kiln dried lumber. No fire and ... water damage - just Smoked. McCuIlen's Mill Highway 71 j.. -a t cea wun soio ana uuev Mrs. W. J. Mlddleton, Jr, is director and Mrs. Ben Bowden is organist Mrs. Herbert Best is cnairman or Church Decorations. Members ol the Choir are: Mrs. Tommy Phillips, Missi Jo Cameron, Mrs. J. T. Ores ham, Mrs. J. P. Harmon, Mrs. Otto Matthews, Mrs. L B. Huie, Mrs. John Pierce, Mrs. C. & Wahab, Mrs. Earl Huie, Mrs. A. T, Jones,' Mrs. W. J. - Middleton, Sr, Miss Sissie Thomas, Miss Joanne Flowers, Miss Judy Standi, Miss Carol Barrs,. Miss Barbara StancU and Mrs. W. J. Middleton, Jr. . ' Miss Jo Cameron Honored! , . ( . . . . "- Immediately following the Pres byterian Choir practice Wednesday evening, Miss Jo Cameron, bride elect was honored w(th a surprise shower at the home of Mrs. W. J. Middleton, Jr. Pecan pie and coffee were served to the choir members and Mrs. Norman Flowers. Mrs. S. L. Torrans Entertains ' Mrs. S. L. Torrans entertained her bridge club at her home on Tuesday evening using the Christ mas motif in decorations.' Mrs. W. B. Whitfield received a Christmas arrangement for high score and Mrs. J. D. Davis was given a box of Christmas cards for traveling! - - ' Upon arrival the hostess served a salad plate with coffee to: Mrs. Whitfield, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. V. A. Stancil, Mrs. J. H. Wahab, Mrs. Forrest Martin, Mrs. E. E. Jones and Mrs. George Hopkins. - Garden Clubs Meet Jointly At Church Phone 2284 Clinton, N. a I I j S " Ideal WaTch f or- " V T, h ' s'fxw i...J t "-l WPAY AS UTTU Af . &t4 cOfy - $noo - ' r - c " The Warsaw Garden Club and the Home Gardeners met jointly Thursday afternoon at the Presby terian Church for their December meet. Hostesses for the month were Mrs. Hectpr McNeill, Mrs. Elbert Matthis and Mrs. Otto Matthews. Mrs. .Bill Sheffield, president of the Home Gardeners, presided. Mrs. J. T. Gresham opened the meeting with prayer followed by the group singing Christmas carols. . The Warsaw Garden Club pre sented the program as : follows: "Duties of Flower Schedule Com mittee" by Mrs. Hector McNeill; "Flower Show Classification" - by Mrs. E. P. Ewers; "How Should You , Decorate For Christmas" and "Customs Observed in Other Coun tries" by Mrs. Kathleen Snyder. An arrangement was made with Christ mas balls and ornaments by Mrs. M. A. Smith. , "Gift Wrapping," by Mrs. Allen Draughan, Sr; Slides of Christmas Decorations were shown by Mrs. Snyder. . Bringing arrangements for the afternoon were: Mantle -. arrange ment, Mrs. S. W. Marriner; Popcorn tree, M- E." P. Ewers; Table ar rangement Mrs. Bill Taylor; Organ arrangement, Mrs. Earl Huie. Re freshments were served in the Ladies Parlor. Members present were: Miss Sally Bowden, Mrs. Herbert Best, Mrs. Norman Flowers, Mrs. A. J. Jenkins, Mrs. R. .E. Wall, Mrs. Ed Strickland, Mrs. J. T. Gres ham, Mrs. Paul Potter, Mrs. Earl Huie, Mrs. M. A. Smith, Mrs. Walker Stevens, Mrs. Paul Berry, Mrs. Bill Taylor, Mrs. Allen Draughan, Sr, Mrs. J. M. Kornegay, Mrs. Rivers Johnson, Jr.,' Mrs. Charles Sheffield, Mrs. Rivers Johnson, Sr., Mrs. Bill Sheffield, Mrs. Kathleen Snyder, Mrs. L. B. Huie, Mrs. Henry Stevens, Mrs; S. W. Marriner, Mrs. E. C. Thompson, Mrs. E. P. Ewers, Mrs. Otto Matthews, Mrs. Elbert Matthis, Mrs. Hector McNeill and Mrs. John Anderson Johnson. Jays Jeweler In Clinton' Birthday Party Mrs. A. M. Benton entertained honoring er daughter, Kathy, on her sixth birthday Friday Morning at her home. Mrs. Benton and Mrs. Clarence Warren led the children in several outdoor games. Kathy received many nice gifts. - Oce cream and cookies were served to: Kathy, Susan Brown, Mooring Craven, Billy Fountain, Beth West, Patsy Sheffield, Jane Strickland, Dlanne Sheffield, Con nie Brinson, David Allen, Barney Sheffield, Billy Taylor, Kenny Min ton, Abigail Warren, Wayne Rack ley, Roy Warren, Johnny Gresham, Mary Frances Hinesr Annette Wa hab, Tony Rlvenbark and Allen Lloyd Smith. Candy canes were given as favors. Home Gardeners Sponsor Dance A holiday dance, sponsored by the 'Home-Gardeners wa htldV a Friday night, December 4, at the American Legion Home., The home was attractively decorated using the Christmas motif. Arrangements by club members lent the home an atmosphere of pro-Christmas' gaiety adding to the large decorated tree, .v Chances were sold at the door for prizes donated by local business firms. Light refreshments were served 11 ntt.nJmrt PpAMUlHg fmm the - ' dontw will be used on the club project. . Mrs. A. M.Benton Entertains ' Mrs. A, M. Benton entertained her bridge club and additional guests at her home on 'Wednesday afternoon. The home was decorated through outrwith Christmas arrangements. Mrs. Robert Blackmore was given a piece of milk glass for club high; Mrs. J. A Newkirk received a frog for visitor's high; Mrs. J. P. Harmon was given consolation prize. Upon arrival the hostess served fruit cake topped with whipped cream and cheeries and coffee to: Mrs. Blackmore, Mrs. Newkirk, Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Paul Potter, Mrs. LS. Whittle, Mrs. Paul Berry and Mrs. Allen Draughan, Sr. Miss Jean Miller Honored Mrs. Seth Hill entertained at a spaghetti supper honoring Miss Jean Miller, bride-elect, on Thurs day evening at her home. Follow ing the supper, canasta was en joyed with Mrs. Dick Straughan receiving cards for high score. Miss Miller was given a place, setting of china. Guests were:4 Miss Miflery Mrs. Straughan, Miss Sue Shine and Mrs. Paul B. Berry. Warsaw Gels New Telephone Directory The "new Warsaw telephone dl rectory is in the mail and will be received on or before Monday by telephone subscribers. This was dis closed by W. Y .Vann, local mana ger for Carolina and Telegraph Company. . - - Indicative of the' ttct that more people are getting more telephone service will be the brand new sect ion devoted to Beulaville. This sect ion will list some 90 telephone sub scribers who in the past have been listed as rural subscribers in the Kenansvllle section. Vann noted that about 23 of these Beulaville subscribers were new and had taken telephones because of the new dial office that Is to be placed in operation in Beulaville on De cember 18. Manager Vann has requested that telephone subscribers refer to their new directors when making tele phone calls to Beulaville after De cember 18 because of new numbers being assigned to telephones there. In fact, he said, it is always best to destroy old telephone directories once you have begun using the newly issued ones. In addition to the new Beulaville section, the Warsaw directory will also have a Kenansvllle, Rose Hill, Wallace and Faison section. Young People's Department With Mrs. Paul Potter at the or gan, and Mrs. Glenn Brown direct ing the adult chotJ! will feature a variety of musical presentations & choral readings. Soloists will in clude Mrs. Ed Simpson, and Mrs. James Franklin Strickland. The male quartette will be featured in a special anthem. White Christmas Warsaw Baptist "Sharing that others may have" will be the emphasis of the White Christmas program at the Warsaw Baptist Church Sunday morning, December 20 which will be observed during the Sunday School hour. Each member will bring some item of food or clothing to be shared among others who are less fortun ate. .A,.L Humphrey,. Superintendent and Dr. Greenlaw, pastor, "have ref41weryjle-inphasis Caroling Dec. 21st The Trainig Union of the Warsaw Baptist Church will observe its annual caroling ministry on Mon day .night, December 21. Leaving the church at 7 the youth will go by truck and cars to call at the homes of the many shut-ins of the community to sing carols and leave a special word of Christmas greet ing from the local Baptist Church. Following the caroling the group, will meet at the church where they will be joined by the adults for a period of fellowship and refresh ments Usually about 60 young people participate in this delightful Yuletide-occasion. Choir Vespers December 20th. The four choirs of the Warsaw Baptist Church, composed of ap proximately 60 voices, will present Vespers in music, the annual Christ mas musical, Sunday, December 20, at five o'clock. The public is cordP ally invited to share this worship experience through music. . Directing the primary and junior choirs will be Mrs. John Anderson Johnson. These newly reorganized children's choirs will present well known carols and children's favor ites. Mrs. McDonald Brock will direct the youth choir composed of young people from the Intermediate and Words of the Wis9 Great results c?,nnot be achieved at once. Wc musl be satisfied to advance in life as we walk, step by step. (Samuel Smiles) will be on individual participation climaxed by personal dedication to Christ. Civil Service The United States Civil Service Commission has announced that qualified printer-proofreaders are still urgently needed by the Govern -ment Printing Office in Washing ton, D. C. The positions to be filled pays $2.80 an hour. To qualify, applicants must pass a written test and have completed a 5-year printer's apprenticeship or have, had 5 years of practical ex perience In the printing trade. In addition, they must have had 1 year of experience in reading book or magazine proof or 2 years of ex perience in reading proof on a daily newspaper. Full details con cerning the requirements to be met are given in civil service examina tion announcement No. 351. Further information and applica tions may be obtained from most post office or from the U. S. Civil Service Commission, Washington, O.C. Applications will be accepted until further notice and must be filed with the Commission's Wash ington office. Mrs; J. Fonvielle Wins High Score Mrs. John Fonvielle received a poinsetta for high score; Mrs. Mit chell Britt was given a Christmas Candle for second high and Mrs. Morris Jordan received dusting powder for bingo on Tuesday even ing when Mrs. J. M Kornegay en tertained her bridge club and a guest. Fruit cake, sillibub and coffee was served to Mrs. Fonvielle, Mrs. Britt, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. O. S. Mat thews, Mrs. John Vincent, Mrs. W.O. Britt, Mrs. Ed Simpson ahd Mrs; E. T. Lewis. i Watch Night Service The Watch Night Service at the Warsaw Baptist Church promises to be another effective program, this one designed to complete the passing year and welcome in the new year. Dr. Greenlaw will an nounce further plans for the even ing in next week's paper, but the public may count on a worthwhile climax to the year's activities at the church. i OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOI Bargain Hunters By" THRIfm WATER pipF";N BUT THokLP?i"AjAMS - vntUcS AT mim's o o o o o a o o o o o o o 9 UVvmmm 2 tm 'wltysrrm o o o o a Thrifty's Clinton Warsaw ooooooooooooooooooooooocf wMm oooo : f u ! . if.. f Fairclbth Construction Co Clinton, N. C. Dragline and Bulldozer Work All Kinds ' (. "i - ' - r' Operating 5 TD-18 Trcctors V rf )rt H-. . . ; b:::.l S:f.;cc ; ;C::i;i:5 :::':f";-; - ;A",".J'V .:t'.r,cfc.-:.'::! Any outside Of Lcvwns, House Or Window. Decoration j Doorways Therules are as follows: 1. Any colored or white residents of Warsaw may enter. (Inside city it. I 1 Those entering must register their entry personally in the Warsaw I Western Auto Associate Store by Monday, Dec. 21st. at 6 P. M. Judging will fake place Tuesday night, Dec. 22. Judges will be mem- I bers of the Warsaw Home Gardeners Club- I 4. A first and second prize for most attractive decoration will go to both Ihe best white and colored entries. Prizes will be announced Dec. 24th. at the yesfern Auto Store. :.::,' : 1st Prizes -Electric Toasters , , 2nd. Prizes - Christmas Lights and Ornaments Sponsored by your it . U 1 !' t" 1" sr . . If- nafiG William FX Craven, Owner , . Warsaw, . v. :fr n w, .. . ".v. .. - v. .... . ..... w -. " "- .. .. .. ..