TBOt PCniK nuZBtnmifNSmilB. N. C,- THURSDAY, 'JANUARY Misei'
Mm. Glenn JJrown
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The . Methodist Men' Club met
last Monday evening for the regular
supper . meeting In the Tlreiide
! Boom of the church with twenty
members present. ' x "-J ''
A delicious chicken supper was
prepared and served by Circle No.
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' Following supper, Bev. Woody
Caviness, pastor of - the Wallace
, Methodist 'Church and brother to
' Mrs. K. C. Thompson gave an ex
. ceQent talk, taking at his topic,
"Methodism", pointing out clearly
the peculiar and distinct beliefs
of Methodism. v '"
Sam Godwin, President, presided
over the 'business meeting;
HeTbert ,J; Vesf
Heads Texas Co.
A, Southwest service office td su
pervise the business or ootn ii.e
Agriculture and Empire State Insur
ant Companies has been establish
ed in Dallas under the direction of
State Agent, Herbert J. West. The
office represents an important
change of policy with reference to
the Agricultural in view" of, the
facf that it had been in the Gross
R. gSpruggs v General . Agency for
, more than 50 years. The Dallas of
' lice will supervise business, of both
companies in Oklahoma and of the
Empire State In Arkansas.
The new service office will pro
vide its usual- multiple line insur
ance iacUitifes; MrV'-West, who will
be in general charge of the office
will continue as Texas State Agent,
and.' Howard R. Hollenbeck and
William A. Reed will assist him.
Both Messrs West and Reed repre
sented other major insurance com
panies before joining the Agricul
ture group.
Mr. West is' a native of Warsaw,
the son of Mrs. Joshua J. West and
the late Joshua James West. He
is a- graduate of Duke University
and before going with the Empire-
State Company as State Agent'
for Texas, Mr. West was an assistant
state agent with the Great Ameri
can' Insurance Company.
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, Fifteen jpieraber wjerii present
when the Warsaw Garden. Club met
Thursday afternoon , in the , home
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.The home was attractively- deco
rated with .arrangements' .designed
by Mr. Hecter McNeilb Mr. Iyey
T. Poole andWMAMi A. Smith; 4
; The mantWa enhanced by an
arrangement ot red .camelia at one
end and at'w appDaite nd brass
candle holders holding tapers, v:
. The 4 dining table was centered
with an arrangement of -pink In a
Dink container. OtheV arrangements
were used throughout the living
and dlnlnc rodnt:"? '-' -
Mrs. Henry :1C Stevens n, presU
dent of the club;' called the meet
ing to order and opened by asking
the' members' "present' to Join in
singing the" club' song and repeating
the club collect, ,.,
After which ltrr Stevens intro
duced Mrs. E. C. Thompson, direc
tor, of district,. pine. and also past
president of the. Warsaw' club who
rave a verv 'jrtfeVestlng jalk, "The
National Council";, explaining the
garden club's' honor roll point sys
tem., projects sponsored tV cli'hj
by the council and rrule and regu
lations. : , i : , 1
After a routine , fcusinef se'slm
the club enjoved a. "Let's Talk" Pe
riod in which .club, members dii-ciiF-ed
various ' prnjects Pid phases
of local garden club work.
The hostess served pineapple sa
lad, deviled ham biscuits, cheese bis
cuits, almond fruit candy and cof
fee at conclusion of the meeting.
Mrs. Franlleed
Wins
Mrs. Dick' Straughah 'Was hostess
to her bridge club last Monday eve
ning. Those attending were Mesdames
Arnold Jones,' Hugh Carlton, Roy
Berwick, Frank Steed, Bill Best Na.
than Costin, Paul Berry and Miss
Hazel Matthi. ' . !
: Mrs. Stee received ,an attractive
flower container and Mrs. Costin
received two over sized ash trays
as traveling prize.
The hostess served soft drinks
and cheese straws doring play and
at the conclusion, grapes, pecan sa
lad and coffee were served.
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Mrs-i Leoii!Tay6rl
Hostess To II D Club
"Let' Have A Good Club Meet
ing" was the topic chosen by . Mrs.
Mae Spicer, Home Agent when the
Mineral Spring Home Demonstra
tion Club met last Thursday after
noon' with Mrs. Lee Taylor.'
. The meeting was opened with the
group singing "Dear Lord and Fa
ther ot Mankind" and was followed
by a business meeting, presided ovejr
by Mrs. E. J. Carter. During this
time, a club project for the year was
discussed and' planned and it was
decided upon that the members
would bold an auction of home made
goods at each club meeting,
I - A report on the Educatioi
A report on the Educational Loan
Fund was given by Mrs. E .B. Hal
es and Mra, W.'H. Moore, reported
on Poultry.
Mrs. Taylor, Recreational Leader,
led in a contest which was won by
Mrs. W. H. Moore.
The hostess served home made
cookies, sandwiches and punch to
the 13 members present. ,
B.P.W. Club Holds
Regular Meet
. In the absence of the president.
Mrs. Dorothy Rollins, Mrs. Mary S.
Farrior, vice president presided at
the regular 'dinner meeting of the
Warsaw BPW ' Club on Monday
night January 16 at the Coffee
Shoppe. Miss Mary Alice Blackmore
gave the Invocation.
Mrs. Farrior called the group to
c-rder with repeating ' together the
Club Collect. Mrs. Marguerite West,
local teacher, was welcomed as
rw member and Mrs. Graham as a
visitor.
curing the business session, let
ters of appreciation for Christmas
Cheer were read from Camp L
jeune and Duplin County Welfare
Department. An invnauon was ex
tended from the Greenville Club to
attend their annual Birthday and
Onpst Nieht.
Mrs. Nell Askew, National &e-
i-uritv Chairman, reminded mem
Vp of the Sky Watch to begin
full schedule on February 1st and
urged their cooperation.
m Pnllv Cottle. Dolio chairman,
outlined plans underway for local
Drive.
Mr. - Annie Thelma Harman,
Chairman of the committee for the
Talent Show announced plans and
appointed committees.
The program was written and de
lected by Miss Mary Alice oiac
more, Radio and Television Chair
man and was presented in the form
of a radio skit, entitled, "Ideas and
Ideals of Our American Democracy.
Mrs. Nell Askew acted as announ
cer; Miss Blackmore, as narrator,
Lited bv Mrs. Polly Cottle, Mrs.
Annie Thelma Harmon and Mrs.
Cleo Hobbs.
Intermediate G-As
Meet Af Church
' Th Intermediate G.A. opened
their meeting last Monday after
noon with the G. A. Song, Pledge of
Allegiance and Prayer.
- Joane Summerlin presiaea over
the meeting, which was followed by
the program. "Gifts With Wings",
with Ann Straughan In charge. She
was assisted by Sue Whittle, Martha
Ann Barr, Judy Pearsall, Mavis
Jones and Becky House.
Ann Straughan .was hostess to the
eight members and two counselors
present
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The Warsaw . Masonic Lodge No.
677 held an Installation ceremony
for new officers on January 10 at
the American Legion Home at 6:30
pjn.;.y',-)V;te;'t'-t . .-."iv.,
. Members -wive, were Invited
guest of the evening .which lnclud.
ed delicious dinner preceding the
Installation ceremony. Rev. Nor
man H, Flower gave the Invoca
tion.. Nelson Carlton, Retiring Master,
Welcomed guest.
Norwood P., Parker of Clinton,
Installation Officer had charge of
the ceremony and James. R. Rey
nolds of Clinton served as Installa
tion Marshall.
Those installed were: Sidney Ap
ple, Master; E. L. Matthis, Senior
Warden; Liston Summerlin, Junior
Warden;' James F. Strickland,
Treasurer; Q. J. Sutton, Secreary;
Ernest Hutsey, Senior Deacon, Ray
mond. Rivenbark, Junior Deacon;
Claude Powell, Senior Steward;
Francis Oakley, Tyler and Rev. I.
T. Poole, Chaplin. ;
Rev. I. T. Poole made the presen
tation of the Past Masters Jewel.
Sam D. Bundy, Mason and Civic
leader of Farmville, was guest
speaker and was introduced by Ar-
ther. Apple of Wallace. He chose as
his topic, "Have No Fears For The
Coming Years."
Penny Branch H.D.
Cluii Holds Meet
Mrs. E. C. Wray was hostess to
the Penny Branch Home Demonstra
tion Club last Wednesday afternoon
at her home. .Mrs. Raiford Bostic
was co-hostess.
Mrs. Orman Grice, new club pres
ident, presided, over the meeting,
which was; opened with the club
collect. Mrs. Robert Davis gave the
secretary's report. Other new offic
ers . for the year are: Mrs. E. C.
Wray, Vice President and Mrs. H. M.
Herring, Treasurer.
Mrs. J. B. Torra'tis gave-an Educa
tional Loan Fun() Report and Mrs.
James Sutton gave a report on Poul
try. Mrs. Mae Spicer, Home Agent,
gave an interesting talk, taking as
her topic, "Let's Have A Good Club
Meeting", giving the necessary steps
in having a successful club meet
ing. The hostess served frozen lemon
custard and Russian tea to the 10
members present.
Carolyn Gresham
Feted At Party
Mrs. J. T. Gresham honored her
daughter, Carolyn, on her 9th birth.
day last Saturday at noon.
The 'Jeleven youngsters enjoyed
a lunch, followed by birthday cake.
Carolyn then opened her many
nice gifts.
Following lunch the group en
joyed a movie at the local theatre.
Those attending were Cvnthla
Batts, Allie Sheffield, Janrie Strick.
land, Betty Lee , Best, Betty Lou
Dail, Becky Todd. Kathy Whitfield,
Mary Frances Hines. Marina Black-
more and Joyce, Mary Lou ana
Bobo Potter.
Mrs. Polly Cottle, chairman of the
Polio Drive wishes to thank, on be
half of the Warsaw B. and P. W.
Club, the Coffee Shoppe, the Thea
tre Grill and Macs Grill for their
cooperation in making National Cof
fee Day a success and also the pub
lic for their splendid response.
Announcement
Pop Corn Day. Friday, January
20. being sponsored by the Duplin
Theatre in cooperation with the Io
cs' poli" n -' v Curb Service.
All proceeds will be donated to
the Polio Fund.
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Mrs. M-?Briir?'
Wins High Score;-
Mr1. Mitchell Brltt"1 received two
rnM nitfthM aa hiffb .acniV'nrizrf
when Mrs. J. M. Kornegay enter-V
talned member of her bridge dub
last Thursday .evening.
' Mrs. John Fonville received a rose,
bush as consolation and Mrs. W. G.
Britt received a brass candle warm
er as occupant of the lucky chair.
Other playing were Mesdames
John Vincent, Edwin Sheffield, O. S.
Matthews, Mett Aualey and George
Clark. '
v The hostesses served potato sticks
and soft drinks during play and de
licious chocolate casserole pudding,
topped with whipped cream and
coffee.
Presbyterian VOC
Meet Monday P.M.
' "Christian Family ' Living" was
the program topic when the Women
cf the Presbyterian Church met last
Monday afternoon at the church.
Mrs. A. J. Jenkins presided over
the meeting which was opened with
a devotional, given by Mrs. H. L.
Stevens, Jr.
Mrs. B. C. Sheffield, Sr., had
charge of the program and was as
sisted by the executive board.
Twenty two members attended
the meeting.
Mrs. F. Martin
High Scorer
Mrs. E. E. Jones was hostess to her
bridge club last Wednesday evening.
Those playing were Mesdames J.
H. Wahab, V. A. Stancil, Forest Mar
tin, George Hopkins, S. L. Torrans,
Martha Davis and M. A. Smith.
Mrs. Martin received a box of sta
tionary as high score prize and Mrs.
Stancil received the same as second
high, winner. Mrs. Davis received
9 pair of china ash trays as traveling
prize.
The hostess served home made
cookies, pop corn and soft drinks
during progression and fruit cake,
topped with whipped cream and a
cherry and coffee at the conclusion
of play.
Notice
Thursday, January 26 at 8:00 p.m.
at Warsaw High School Auditorium
there will be a wonderful array of
local talent, sponsored by the BPW
Club of Warsaw.
Be sure to see all of your fav
orite entertainers in a wide va
liety of acts.
Admission will be 50c for adults
and 25c for school children.
Party
Mrs. Elbert' Mathis entertained her
son, Pat. and twelve youngsters on
Pat's 4th birthday on January 14th
with a "drug store party."
The party was begun at 10:00 a.m.
where the guests met at the Mathis
home for birthday cake and the op
ening of Pat's many nice gifts. The
group then was taken to the War
saw Drug Store where they enjoyed
Coca Colas, potato chips and bubble
daily.
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Those present were Calvin Brown,1
Johnson, Steve ana David Sheffield.
Mary B. Draushan. Jimmv Lashlev.
Tony Klvenbark, Johnny Best, Bus
ter Merritt, Ira Sutton. Ann Miller
and Tricla Kornegay.
Mrs. F. a. Mitcnner assisted Mr.
Mathis with the party. .
Birth And Death
Mr. and Mrs. L. Q. Williams. Jr..
of Columbia S. C. announce the
birth and death of a son, Melvin, on
January 11 in a Columbia, S. C.
Hospital. i
Mrs. Williams is the former Bet
ty Ard of Dallas, Texas.
Returns Home
Little David Allen returned from
Sidbury'a Hospital Sunday where
he was a patient for several days
and is confined to bed this week. '
Mr. and Mrs. Arther Apple an
nounce the birth of a son on Jan
uary 12 at James Walker Hospital.
Jimmy Lashley
Honored At Party
Jimmy Lashley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Lashley celebrated his
4th birthday last Saturday after
noon at his home at 3:00 o'clock.
Little guests enjoyed many out
door games after which they were
invited into the house for cup cakes,
ice cream and bubble gum. Each
guest was given a party hat as a
favor.
Those attending were Ronnie Wa
hab, Steve Sutton, Jimmy Raiford,
Jenny Vernon, Ed Johnson, Betty
Jo Page, Robert Wray, Johnnie
Johnson, Mary B. Draughan, Bill
Britt, David and Bobby Sloan, Tana
Carlton, Micky and Jo Davis and
Steve, Johnson, Patsy, Mary, Diane
and Allie Sheffield.
Notice
Dr. Troy Kornegay will contact
all places of business In town for
the Polio Drive. Your prompt co-
,peration will be appreciated.
Blue Crutch Day
Members of local Girl Scouts will
participate in the sale of Blue
Crutches in the Polio Drive on Sat
irday, Jan. 21. They will be direct
ed by their leaders, Mrs. Perry
Smith and Mrs. Arnold Jones.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Draughan, Sr.,
vacationed in Florida last week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Garris of Pike
ville visited Rev. and Mrs. H. M.
Baker and family last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jernigan and
children, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mc
Clenny, all of Goldsboro and Mr.
and Mrs. D. W. Hopkins and fam
ily of Newport News, Va. visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Herring Sr., dur
ing the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Kennedy of
Norfolk snent last week end with
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Brown,
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in 1953 and is engaged in the sale and dis)r)ution of Suburban
Rulane Gas and appliances in Sampson and Ihiplin Counties. Devane
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the needs of all former customers ofiPetjfii (Gas. Devane Gas
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J. Stewart Devane, Secretary aJd Manager
' Mr. -andfMnrG. S. Best visited
Mr. and Mr E, gene Beddingfleld in
MUlbMpk J wt 'Saturday. ,
, HLWWii Jt E. JSouse spent
Sundaytwftl f first House's parents,
RevTtoftd MltiJkJb. Carter, in Gar
land. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace and
children fCUton visited Mr. and
Mrs, -Milton -Hudson last Sunday
afternoon!'.! " -
MwSam.JoMei end children visit
ed Mrs. Jone' parents, Mr. and Mr.
R. L:WlbX"in Wallace Sunday' af-teraobnf'Vi-
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Mr; and Mrs. O. Williams vis
ited' Mr. di 'Mrs. L. O. Williams
Jr., in Columbia,'' S. C last Wednes
day and Thursday.
Mr. and, Mr. L. O, Williams vis
ited theirUaughte and family, Mr.
and Mrs. l9i!Utfton. in Greenville.
last w eek end. . .
Dr. ajidrtfifOl. Blackmore and
daughter ti Bijring Hope and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank,. Blackmore and
children "of Winston Salem spent
last weeit'nd With Mrs. W R Black
more 4ntf Misseji Janie BelIe and
Mar$ Alice Blackmore.
Mr.'ad Mrs. L, O. Williams lsti
ed' recently rith Rev. and Mrs. G.
Vann Stephens' in Angier.
Dr. and Mrs. Mett Ausley spent
last weesT'end With Mrs. Ausley's
mother, Mrs. B. B. Knight.
Dr. and, Mrs, O. S. Matthews and
Dr. and Mrs. -Mett Ausley visited
Mrs. Bill Craven who is convalesc
ing at the home of her mother,
Mrs. John' D. Langston, in Golds-
boro.
Mr and Mrs. ; .Ted Wilson and
children and Mrs; L. R. Patterson
and grandson, Ricky, of Roseboro
visfted MrayBIBbarjt Mathis last Sat
urday afternoon.
Capt. and Mrs. Dick Marsh of
Edeftton spent last week end with
Mrsjj; Marsh's sister and brother in
law, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Middleton,
Jr.
George Best of University of N. C.
spent last week end w'th his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Beat.
Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Malpass and
daughters of Clinton were dinner
gueH of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Strick-
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Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Marrlnef " ares s
vacationing this week in Florida: --
Mr. and Mrs. Q. J. Sutton, Mr. and; '
Mr. Robert West, Bill Taylor and.
Mir. and Mr. ' S. W. Marrlner a
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Smith of KenansvlUfe spent last
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Creedmoor last Sunday.
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(pending the Christmas ..and New
Year holidays with relatives to 3Pen
sacola, Jacksonville and . See way ; .
Mbuv andColumbWi Geor-
gia and FayettevUle, K. C,
Mrs. E. B. Hales and Mrs. Francis
Fussell and Miss Pearl Whitley of
Clinton attended the 50th wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie
Whitley of Smithfleld last Sunday.,
. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Krnev and
daughter, Tricia, spent last Sunday
with Mrs. Kornegay' parents, Mr.
and Mra. Alvie Lawson at Orum.
' Edgar Pollock visited Sunday at
the Veterans Hospital in Fayette-
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Miss Betty Phillips of ECC spent
last week end with Her parent, Mr.
and Mrs. Graham Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs, Charlie CurUn of
Grensboro spent last week end with
Mrs. West's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Ellis West
Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Boney and "'
children of Fayetteville spent last '
week end With Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Boney.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Matthis, Mr. :
and Mrs. J. R. Boney, Mr. and Mrs.
O. S. Matthews 'attended the funer
al of Ralph Matthis at Mt Gilead
Church near Clinton last Sunday,
Mr. Rom Blackmore has return
ed home after being a patient at
Duplin General Hospital for the
past several weeks. . ;'
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