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our wide election of wearables that will score on Christmas.
Sport shirt
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and up $3.50 and up $4.00 a:;d up From $1,50 up
son. Woodv at Henderson war
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Mr. L. S. Whittle. 1 ,
',) Mr. and Mrs.' V. H. Beale. Jr.
Steven of PnteiM . were Sunday
diner; guests f iMr od,Mrs.BlU
Vann. ' v , r ( .
JJ i. Beatrice M. -Conner 'of
Kure's Beach-SRenU the f weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. . B0 Yarnx
f Mrs. vLda .Middleton spent )kst
weekend with Mri and Mrfc W.-M
Hawkins , in Richmond, ; Va. ? w
Mr. aiiJ Mrs. B. C. Surratt spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. t E. C
Stokes. in Lexington . y
Mr and "Mrs. Listen Summerlin'
were Sunday guests ' ot Mr. and
Mrs, H. O. LewU n Mount Olive.
Mrs. -0, L. Samcrlin bf Summer-.
lin Crossroads spent several -daya
with her ion. Listen Sumerthv and
family. 1 '
I Youth Music. Club
' The Warsaw Youth iMusic ' Club
met Wednesday, December 3rd. in
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the Warsaw Junior High School
Auditorium. The group opened the
meeting with tbo singing of "Amer.
ica", asompanied'by Janri Strlc
kland. Marina Blackmor gave the
National Junior Music Club pledge
"I . aJtnowledge my indebtedness
to good music; I know that the
mmlc !of a nstiori tospUee or degrades;-
I reailMrt that latsiualntance
with, gseat. music .insHJ la ia lova.ol
that which brings courage and lofty
I ideals and tends toward eh an, no
ble iltving; i pEomiae to do all In
my power to make America truly
musical, f . ,
Mary ) Susan Baara.gavt the sc
retary'a; .report;- . ;
The program Mor December was
How' Handel 'WroW-tha Messiah'
a .story . of thprpTcaiest of al sac
red music, the oratorio that was
written by Matadel W twenty-four
days, . , .
' Students ' performing ori studenf
recital weretn i Marina . Blackmore.
Johnny ? HoUlpgsworth,! Kathy
Whftfield, Johnny Best, Terry Wil
son, Vickie Jones, ' Kathy Benton,
Brenda Smith,, AUld ghttfleld, An
nette wahab, Mrraine jfiancnara,
i.-na. QrlscBet Wiiaton, Mary
Eseell, Cynthia , -Kretsch, Donna
Kaye. Wood I4ndg' ftigUsh, J. W.
Boyette, Janrie Strickland, George
Clark, Carolyn Oresham and Eliza
beth Sutton, t '
i, next uumniw fioi y cuukuci ou
Cokes Were served by Linda Grice
and Elizabeth Sutton.
Covered Dish Supper
The Penny Branch Club will
have a covered dish supper at 9:80
P. M. December 17 at their club
house. .
A Christmas program is being
planned for the occasion.
All .members are.uiged to come
and bring their family and frie
nds. Weiner Roast For
Jimmy Pittman
Mrs. James Pittman honored h;r
son, Jimmy on his 10th birthday
with a weiner roast last Thursday
afternoon at 4:30.
Outdoor games were enjoyed
after which hot dogs, cookies and
soft drinks were served to the fol
lowing gu'.sts: Susan Brown, Abi
gail Warren, Jackie Martin, Henry
Li e Thlgpen, Billy Man.ln, Ed,.
Johnson, Bobby Sloan, Micky Da
vis, Ray Vernon, M. H. Barr, Bobby
Summerlin and Jerry' brother He
ber. Jimmy received many nice gifts.
W. S. of C. S. Has
Mission Study
The Women's Society of Chris
'lan Service met December 3 for
.heir annual home mission study,
Christian Concern For North
.merican Neighbors'" in the Fire
ide Room of the church. The
study included . Methodist Mission
For Christmas
You'It Find
Famous
Such As .
GRIFFON Suits
DOBBS ... Hats
McGregor sports
Wear
HOLEPROOF Socks
WEMBLEY Ties
REIS Pajamas
ARROW; Shirts
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HAL STANLEY'S
M en's -Wear
Clinton, N. C.
work In .Canada, U S. A., Mexico
and in .the Hawlian- and Caribbean
Ar. as. ;..0ii' tv
' Tbe meeting was opened with a
devotional given by Mrs. G. P.
Pridgen who also Introduced the
following speakers, Mrs. W. M. In
gram and . Mrs. C, G. - Nlckens of
Kenansville.and JMesdames D. F.
Carroll, J. C. Surratt, M. A. Smith
and H B. Hlpp. . ;
At .' the midway - point of the
study, Sandwiches, cookies and cof
f.s were enjoyed by the members
Mrs, Fonvielle " , ?? k
Club Hostess - '
Mrs. John Fonvielle was hostess
to members of her .bridge club last
Friday .evening at ber hpme here.
John Vincent. Ed. Hines W. G.
Britt, MltcheU Brltt . John A.
Jhonson,' R. D. , Johnson, Lee
Brown, and J. N. Wast.
Mrs.; Hines was recipient of the
high acore awaid, Christmas pac
kage decorations; Mrs. West re
ceived' the visitor's high award,
Ctwistmas cards and c4.isolali.on
award, Christmas ash trays were
rec ived by M:s. Brltt.
Mrs. Fonvielle served soft drinks
and potato chips during play and
at the conclusion, date nuts and
cake and coffee.
Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. Elwood Revelle entertain
ed her daughter, Gayle, on her
10th birthday last Wednesday a
ftprnonn at 3:30 jit their home.
Mrs. . Revelle : served birthday
'cake, ice cream, soft drinks, pota
to chips and bubble gum to the
following guests attending: Susan
Brown, Jeannette Brltt, Catherine
Buck; Catherine Powev". Jtane
Strickland, ' Betsy Vann, Louise
Martin, Abigail Warren, Donna
Sue Edwards, Jeanie Millard, Ka
hy and Gayle Whitfield, Norma
Ray Quinn and Gayles sisters, Con
nie and Judy. ;
Games and dancing were enjoy
td by all.
Gayle received many nice gifts.
Heber Pittmas Has
Birthday Party
Herber Pittman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Pittman celebrated his
7th birthday with a party last Wed
nesday -afternoon, at 3:30.
Those attending were Calvin
Brown, David Sloan. Len Wilson,
Pat Matthis, Tricia Kotrnrgay,
Tana Carlton, Steve Brock, Jeanie
Fonvielle, Kalhy Brock, Eddie Ver
non, Ricky Sloan and Heber's bro
ther, Simmy.
Mrs. Pittman served birthday
cake, punch and mixed nuts and
game balloons and bubble bum as
favors.
New Officers Elected SHF
New officers of the Senior High
Fellowship were'dected when they
met last Sunday evening for the
monthly supper' meeting with their
leader, Mrs. N. H. Flowers.
The president. Fred Baars, gave
the devetional,' aft.r which, offi
cers for the coming yey were
elceted and they are as follows:
president, Fied Baars, vice Prei
sident, Walker McNeil, Jr. trea
surer, Glenda Brown and directors
of the following commissions: Dit
tie Hinson, Commission of Chris
tian Faith: Walker McNeil, Jr.,
Commission of Witnessing; Edna
Faye Powell, Commision of Out
reach; Sandra Smith, commission
of Citizenship and Glenda Brown,
Commission of Fellowship. During
the business meeting plans were
made for a Christmas project at
which time the group planned to
adopt a family during the Chris
tmas season.
.'' Mrs. Flowers served those at
tending, .sandwiches," cookies and
hot chocolate. . -
Mrs. Hines Scores
High At Club
Mrs. Edwin Sheffield was hos
tess to members of her bridge club
KINSTON, f. G.-'x
last Tauisday afternoon ' at her
home 'on. Memorial Drive, '.
Memberi- attending r were i Mesd
omea' B11L Sh.ffleld, F. A- Miteh
ner, Allen Draugljon, Jr., --J. T.
Gresham and visitors, to the club,
Mesdames J. N. West, MltcheU
Bi fit ank Miss Fannie 'Thomas.
M-s Sheffield served sandwiches,
coqkies, toasted nuts and coffee
nJ- soft drinks at the midway
f-omt of play.
, i Hign .score .award, an attractive
bread ,Hasketwas received by Mrs.
J. II. Hines and second high went
to Mrs. Britt...
Week Of Prayer
Held In Warsaw
The annual W.ek of Prayer was
observed last week by the Wo
men's Missionary Society of the
iJaptist Church, aIon3 with hun
dreds of o'her Bi;ptit churches in
counirie? ihrougnoui the entire
vvu Id. The theme for the we.k was
And Yet Abideth Hope".
The specific purpose of these
program was to show that o.hei
non christian religion systems
disregard Man's basic spiritual
need and that instead of giving
;iim purpos. here and hope for
thereafter they defiade him and
plunge him in.o deepest 'despair.
The program lor the entire
week v;.b under the supervision
I H.. IT A n. ...:u Hc
i;, .J.V113. t . n. i.:u."J.lIU5 Willi
D 1 Ps:..ers. a ;!i..ng he devo
tional .(.id J . E. Ellis West
p enquiring tiie btaiJic'.ion every
day.
i Those presenting Mondays pro
gram r,..'iesvni.J live d.tierent re
ligions and cour.vies in which
their particular religion is strong
est, dr.sses in their native costume,
Those taking part were Mesdames
Fioreu.'u HoiiiLon. Paul Potter, M.
H. Barr. Louise Hinson, E. D. Pol
lock and J. C. Powell.
Tuesday's program, "Bego.ten
unto Lively Hope" which had as
it's purpose to make foreign mis
sion week more vivid and real by
presenting the life stories of . six
National Christmas who know
Christ as Savior, having hope in
Him and living for him in their
countries.
Wednesday prayer services were
church wide in which men, women
and children v.. iwed a film st:ip
which depic.ed, 'Southern Baptist
Mission.; Around the World" of
which the Lotties Moon Christmas
Offering is a vital P-U't. Mrs. Geo
ge Clark served as narrator and
Mrs. Glenn Brown as soloist.
Thursday's program, "Rejoicing
in' the Hcpe'' consisted of four
let crs from missionaries fiom
L.bnon, Japan, Columbia, and
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South America, which stressed the I
luijHMiance oi training pmuonau
as the grester way by which to
reach' their own people with the
message of hope. Those taking
part were Mesdames W. G. : Britt,
Miss Betty Loftin, Mrs. Davis Hol
lingswort:i, Mra. L. O. Williams
and Mrs. J. C. Brock.
Friday's program: "Christ In
You, the Hope of Glory" was pre
se nted by Mesdames Gle'nn Brown
Orm an Grice and David Sutton,
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