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Mr. W. W. Garner
pent last weekend with their dau
ghter, and family, Mr. 'and Mca.
- d D. Gasklns in C&arlotie, $ .
. M1 Jtebe;a Carter of Golds-
bot visited her sister, Mrs. J, E
?Iouse recenily.. j-- ..'-,!;
Mrs, IV J. "Thomas, ljaa' returned
home after spending several weeks
. with her son and family; Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Thomas In Gastonia.
Mis. L. M. In -caster ii spend-l
x ing tlx weeks with her mother,
Mis, 7. J. Thomas before joining
. her husband in Michigan at tlieir
new home there.
Mrs. C. C, Flowers of Calypso
Is visiting her daugur and family
Mr, and Mrs. M. R. Davis.
Mr Benny He. ring of Atkinson
' Visited the Carlyle Powell's re
cently. Mi. and Mrs. BUI Patterson of
Mount Olive spent last Sunday
with Mrs. Patterson's parents,. Mr.
and Mrs. C. V. Garner.
Allen Draughon, Sr. is a patient
in James Walker Hofpital in Wil
mington.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Grice spent
last Sunday with Mrs. die's aunt
Mrs. Shelby in Goldsboro.
Robert Beasley of Norfolk, Va.
spent las. weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Beasley.
Mr. and Mi s. J. C. Surratt visited
their son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
J C. Surratt, Jr in Goldsboro Sun.'
day.
Mrs. R. E. L. Wheless who was
a patient at Duplin General Hos
pital last week, has returned home.
Miss Malissa Barbour of Fuquay
Springs, home economics teacher
at North Duplin School, has re
cently moved into one of the Dra
ughon's apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Page and
daughter, Lynn spent week end
wi.h their parents in Erwin.
Mr. and Mrs. G.orge Sutton and
boys visited M:S. Sutton's sister
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Las
slter in Erwin.
Mr. and Mrs. George Welton of
Wilmington were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Carter.
B. F. Penny of Por.smouth, Va.
is visiting his aunt, Mrs J. R. Car'
ter and Mrs. Rosa Penny, .' '
Miss Carole Baars of Peace Col'
leg Raleigh spent last weekend
with her . parents Mr. , and Mrs.
Fred Baars,,,' , -n-ht v,'
Judy Standi ol Guildford Col
lege Is spending this . week with
her parents, M,. and Mrs. V.. A,
S.anclL ' ;
Miss Joanne Flowersf Womani
College Is spending this weik with
her parents. Rev', and4!-. T?.' H.
Flowers. - .-.......-..
Neal Egg el ton of Rocky Mount
and E. C. C was weekend guest of
Keith Hobbs. ;? ' ; ,
Walker Stevens andLitch pule
of Cl)ape Hill are spending several
days with their paren s this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fiederlck and chil
dren of Kinston visited Mr. Fred
erick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Frederick.
Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Boney are on
their way home fiom Gemany
whe:e they have been for the past
three years The Boneys have three
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Britt and fam
ily visited Mr. Britt's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. B:itt, Sr.,
Miss Susie Hussy of Charlotte
has returned home after spending
a week with h.r aunt, Mrs Ed. Hill..
Mr. and Mrs. BUlard Whitman
and children o fFayetteville spent
last weekend with Mrs. Whitmans
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Her
ring, Sr.
and Mrs. Oliver Edwards
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Murphy in Pink Hill last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Price attend
ed a Swinson Food Meeting in
Cha: lottj during the past weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Oakes of
CHURCH, SOCIALS
flynn cemetery, V.-W',. ; i Hos.esses were.. Mesdam Wi A
.am. iMxfon, died. Thursday Mlddleton, Jr, and. Mrs. , Tommy
i un name ox ner son James Phillips.
Ellison in Warsaw, ' where she
had made her home for the past
one and one half years. She was
we widow of Henry A. Elixson
and a native of Columbus Co
unty.1 . ,; ".: -'.
Surviving are vtwo sons. Ja
mes of Warsaw, Henry. A. Jr,
two daughters, Mrs. Howard Ja
ckson of Hallsboro, Mrs.' Edward
Marano.of Union City, N. J.; a
Stepson, E. A. Elixson of Chad
burn, and nine . grandchildren.
Mrs. Fussell Honored
At Shower
Mrs. Lester Fussell of Rose Hill,
the form r Clara Lanier of War
saw who was married December
28, was honored with a miscellan
eous shqwer given last Friday
evening by Mesdames Emmons
Garner, Leland BrasweU and Leo
Ba son In the home of Raymond
Rivenbark.
Mrs. Fuss.il was presented" with
a corsage upon arrival.
Bridal games and contests were
enjoyed and winners were Mesd
ames Grover Rhodes, Forest Mar
tin, Cecil Bostic and the honoree.
The serving table was covered
with a white cloth a dncentered
with an arrangement ot burning
tapers and greenery. Mrs. Garner
served a lovely three tiered wedd
ing cak and Mrs. Brasweli ser
ved punch.
Mis. Fussell was showered with
many useful gifts given her by the
twenly three guests attending.
Mrs. West Club Hostess
Mrs. J. N.- West was hos.ess to
Greenville visited tlieir daughter members of her bridge club last
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hines Tuesday evening at her home,
las; Saturday. Those playing were Mesdames
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Stevens, J. j. n. West. John A. Johnson. Allen
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P. Harmon. J T. Greshman, Mr.
and Mis Milford Quinn, Dr. and
Mrs. Mett Ausley and Rev. and
Mrs. Del Parkerson attended a
Scout Banquet h Id in the Hotel
Goldsboro last week.
Mrs. West Entertains
President B P W Clubs
"Youth Must Store
Up, Age Must Use"
(Author's Name Below)
The future rests in the
hands - of our children. We
must prepare them for the
time when they will reach
the: age of action and decl
sioa. ' :. :
...Proper schooling, right thin
king and belief In the golden
rule are basic essentials. But
equally important Is to give
them a healthy body that will
uelp them to face tomorrow s
problems. In our pharmacy are
the medicines, vitamins and
other health-aids that your
children need to develop a
e i disease-resisting body.
We will always be clad . to
oo-eperato with your physi
cian for your children's bet
ter health. .'.
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Mrs. Robert L. West, first pre
sident of the Warsaw Business
and Professional Women's' Club,
entertained at her home on Plank
Road Street, Friday evening,
January 23rd at 8 o'clock, at a
Coffee Hour honoring the past
presidents who are as follows:
Mesdames J. P. Harmon, Avon
Sharpe, Glenn Rollins, Frank
Hobbs, Miss Mary Lou Wilkins,
and the present president, Miss
Mary Alice Blackmpre, and Miss
Sara Alice Fussell, youngest me
mber.
The living room was attract
ively decorated with arrange
ments of pine and Japanese Hol
ly- . '
l ne cumng room table was
covered with Maderia dinner
cloth and centered with a silver
bowl '. filled with colorful fruit,
pine and Japanese Holly.
After much fun of reminisc
ing through the years, the hostess
served cake, salted nuts and
coffee.
The hostess' gift to her hono
rees was a small anniversary
token.
Draughan, Jr., R. D. Johnson, Jr.
F. A. Mitchner, WJ. Middleton, Jr
Earl Hule, Elbert Matthis
The hostess served brownies,
topped with whipped cream, and
coffee at the conclusion of play
to the members.
Mrs. West received high score
award and Mrs. Draughon, second
high prize, both, attractive serving
trays. Mrs. Mitchner received con
solation prize,
, Mrs. W, P. .West : presided over
the hon , business meeting aftei
which M. Earl Hulegave a most
Interesting program- on the' Iden
tifich:kD of plant t which time
she showed slides of vsrlbus plants
Members were, given 'p per 'and
pencils to identify ' , these punts
Mrs. West was awarded a magnolia
plant, for naming the largest mi'
mber of plants , ' 'S 'u
The hos.esses Served lemon tarts
and coffee at the conclusion to the
24 tnembeis present , ;
Mrs.-Steed High
Scorer At Club
Mrs. J. T. 1 Kelly enrertamecl
members of her bridge club last
Wednesday evening at her home.
Those playing were Mesdames
Roy Bar wick, Arnold Jones Bllll
Best, G. arid Quinn, Hugh Carllon,
Jo, Lee Costin, G.orge West and
Frank Steed, ,
Mjs. Steed received high award
and Mrs. Best received consolation
prize.
Mrs. Kelly served a cons' aled
salad and hot chocolate at the .con
clusion of play, j, '
Baltic Bridge Club Met
Mosdames Graham Register,
Seth Hill, Robert Davis, Helen
Smith, Martha Davis, Mattle Tor
rans, James Sutton and a Visitor
Mrs. Ida Katz were guests of Mrs.
George Hopkins wh.n she enter
tained members of the Baltic Bri
dge Club last Thursday evenins
at her home.
Mrs. Maiha Davis receivel pil
low cases as high award: Mrs. Ro
bert Devis received second high
prize and th? traveling prize was
received by Mrs. Sut.on.
Mrs. Hopkins served soft drinks,
mints and candy during progress
ion and at the conclviion, peach
pie, topped with ice cream, ana
coffee. i i 1
Rev. Nickens Speaks
To Methodist Men
Rev. C. C. Nickens of Kenans-
ville was gust .speaker on Wed'
nesday night when .the Meth
dist Men of the Warsaw Metho
dist Church met at the Fireside
Room for their monthly supper
neeting. . .
A delicious .supper consisting
of country ham, grits and gravy,
eggs congealed salad, hot gar
tic rolls, hot connamon rolls and
lemon pie was served to the 20
present.
Fred Walston, president presi
ded over the business.
Connie Revelle Honored
On Birthday
Connie Rev lie was honored on
her 7th birthday last Thursday a
fternoon by her mother Mrs. El
wood Revelle, with a party.
Indoor games weire enjoyed
after which Mrs. Revelle served
punch, birthday cake and ice cream
to' those present. Bubble gum bal
loons and horns were given as fa
vors. Those attending were:Kathy and
Beth Brock, Cindy Jones, Tana and
Dacia Carlton, Evalyn amette,
Mary Lee Vernon, Brenda Bostic,
Mary Sheffield, Ann Hines, Kat-
rlna Jones, Kathy and Gall Whit
field, Dana Rivenbark, Gayle and
Judy Revelle, Connie's teacher,
Miss Nora Blackmore and Mrs. Bill
Whitfield. i;"
FAISON NEWS
Officers Installed
At the Sunday morning service
the Rev. H. T. Lewis of the Pres
byterian Church installed the fol
lowing elders; William McCull n.
M. C. Bowden. A P. Cates and
Will Byrd. Deacons; William Tho
mpson, W. W. Reld, C. D. McCul
len and J- E. Faison.
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Explore Scouts Sponsor
On Saturday night the Explo
rer Scouts of Warsaw sponsored
the first of three dances which
they plan to sponsor on Saturday
Jan 24, Jan 31 and. Feb. 7. for
Teenagers at the American Le
gion Hut. ' i '
Walter P. West, advisor and
Mrs. West chaperoned the dance
on January 24 and will chaperone
the two others coming up, .
Admission is 25 cents stag and
40 cents per, couple.
Mother James Elixson
Died Thursday In Warsaw
Funeral services for Mrs.' He
nrietta Catherine ' Elixson. 79,
were held Sunday at 2 p.m- from
Peacock; Funeral Chapel in Whi
te ville. The Rev. Wallace T.
Greene officiated. Burial was fat
Warsaw Jaycees Hold,
Dinner In Goldsboro
The Warsaw Jaycees and their
wives enjoyed a supper, held at
the Western Steak House in Golds
boro, last Friday evening."
J. B. Herring, president of the
Jaycees, gave the after dinner
speech, at whl;h time he ave a
summary of the past year's work.
Following Mr. Herring's talk.
dancing was enjoyed by the 19
coupl.s' at. ending.
Youth Choir Entertained
The Youth Choir of the Metho
dist Church was entertained-in' the
Sunday School rooms following re
hearsal on Thursday night, bj
their dlretor, Mrs.' A, F. Rector
Mrs. B. R. McCullea and Mrs. Carl
ton Warr.n assisted In serving.
The. Rev. and Mrs. B, R. McCnUer
and family and Mrs. B. F. McCol-
man, church pianist, Joined the 8P
choir members , for the party. .
Mrs, Draughan, Jr.
Club Hostess '
Mrs.'J. H. Hines was high scorer
at bridge wnen rnrs. Alien J-Taug
bon, Jr. entertained members of
her. bridge club last Thursday a-
f (ernoon at her home here. ,
sars. limes receiveq iweea col
ogne; Mrs.- W. P. West recelvea
second high award, dish towels in
a container.' -Consolation award
was rec iv'ed by Mrs, Lee Brown.
Others attending were Mesdames
Bin Sheffield. W. G Britt- Johta
Fonvielle, John Vlbcent and Miss
Sissy Thomas. Mrs., Edwin Shef
field joined the group for refresh
ments. ..' ',''.' .'4-f'-'-;"''
The hostess served party? aand-
wlches, cheese biscuit,' potato chips
and .chocolate and peanut 1 butter
fudge at the midway point ef
Play. . ' '
W Of C Met Monday
The Women of the Presbyterian
Church met Monday afternoon 1?
the church study. Mrs. W; M
Baugham . presided. Mrs. Georgi
Cates presented tha ' Pevotional
and Miss Elizabeth Hicks gsve the
program. ' v V '
. Hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. William Kalmar and Miss
Kate Hicks.
SHF Conducted
Morning Service
The Senior High Youth Fellow-
Mt. Olive
Ready To
Accommodate
Transferring
Students
Home Gardners , , , i ,
QubMct M' .
Members of the Home Garden
er's Chib met last Wednesday a-
fternoon in the PresbyWrian dm-
rch at 8:30. P. IS..-; "
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Pupils Interested In
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JPresident W. Burkette Raper
announced today that the sche
dule of MW Olive Junior College
has been arranged to accommor
date new and transferring stu
dents for the new : terms, whicn
bceins Wednesday, January Vt.
This will be the first registra
tion period held at Mount Olive I
accredited in November by the
North Carolina College Confer
ence and State Department of
Education. Students entering the
second semester will be able
to begin a regular program of
studies just at those who enrol
led In September,- President Ra
per disclosed. Both day and re
sident students are being accep
ted. .,, ..
Present indications are , that
this vear may be the largest mid
year registration1' Mount Olive
Junior College has had in its five
years of operation. The accredi
tation of the College and the
crowded condition of many senior
colleges are responsible for this
increase, ' Mr. ' Raper aeciarea
Enrollment at Mount Olive Ju
nior College has increased from
22 in 1954 to. 147 for; the xau
semester. , , ' "
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He who-is firm and resolute
bv will 'moulds - the - world to
himself. . .
What we love determines what
we are. .
1 Mary T ' "r tidy
piioni: i:m
ship was in charge of the Sunday len on "Inspiration of the Past
morning service in the Presbyter-; Berta Stroud, "Inspiration of the
lan Church Sunday. Invocation and
Scripture Reading was by Wlllln
V ' The progri "A Uvinf
F..u. was given by . ybll Mul-
Fuiure"; Cecelia Grady. "In. Wor
ship'; Amelia Grady ."In Study-;
Cedrlc; Jackson, "In Action-;, Kay
price, "la Fellowship", WadoTay
lot, ''Inspiration of - the Future."
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Booth of
Charlotte spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. McColmsn. "
Mr. V. T. Williams spent Sun
day with relatives to FayettevlUe
Mfs. J X. Morton returned hom&
Monday after being a patient1 in
Wayne Memorial Hospital tor th
past several weeks.-.;, '!.'
MrsJ C. D. Lee, Mrs. X raitoii,
Mrs. N K Oates, M, C'P, McCul-,
leni Mrs C. P. Kalmar and. Ml5
i t of Wades
boro is vi. : i (lighter Mrs,
W. G. Mar. j,.. i ui family. ":
Mrs. C. D. Lee and Mrs. j y
son' attended a tea at. Mrs.
Ayers In' Clinton for Mis Mildred
Atkins. on Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. 'Hawley tnj
daughters, Ellen and Liza, have
moved to Kinston after spending -several
days with Mrs. Hawley,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Faison
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