MRS. GLENN UKOWN
FersonaLi ' " " 'l I Mr and Un. K.I P. Wood spent
WARSAW CHURCH, SOCIALS
Miss Becky House of E. C C.
Is spending two weeks with: her
parent, Mr. and Mrs. J. . House
before returning : for the sum
- mec tebool there ;v-? t.!.?
Mr. Carroll Laity end Mn. B.
B. Knight of Roxboro spent last
weekend with Mrs. Knight's dau
ghter and family. Dr. and Mrs.
. Mett Ausie. , t
Dr. Mett Aus:ey and "A. M,
Benton led in a Leaders Train
ing Course for. counselors held at
Camp Tuscarora last weekend.
Mrs.1 Josh Jones is spending
i the summer at Topsail. Beach due
' to her health.
v Mr. and Mrs. George Bennett
; are in Winston, Salem this week
where Mr. Bennett is a patient
at Bowman Gray Hospital. I
last weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Yager In Norfolk
Donna Kaye Wood returned ho
me last Tuesday after, spending
i week, with Mrs. John Evans in
Fayetteville. vsr 1
Mr. and Mrs. L. S Whittle.
Mrs. George Sutton, Mrs. J. C
Miller, Mrs B C( Surratt and
Miss Sue Whittle attended the
graduating exercises at East Ca
rolina College last Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Quinn spent 'last
weekend in Greenville where she
visited her son and daughter.
Mrs. Clarence Brown left last
Wednesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Frank Matthews, in Rich
mond, Va. for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor and
family spent "last weekend in
Hamlet where they visited Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wiggs and Taylor's parents, Mr., and Mrs. C.
son Shane have recently returned
1 tat Warsaw after spending seve
ral years in Lancaster, Califor
nia. I Mrs. J. C. Brock spent last
weekend with her daughter, Miss
Mae Brock at Wrightsvijle Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. I O. Williams
(pent last weekend with their
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. L.
0 Williams, Jr., in Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Strickland
spent last Sunday ' at Kure's
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Gaskins and
daughter, Betty Ross have retu
rned home after spending last
week with the W. W. Garners.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lanier of
, Chinquapin and Mrs. Juanita Ed
wards of Raleigh visited the Ar
chie Brown's recently.
Mrs. Henry L Stevens, M and
Mrs. John Fpn vielle and children,
Johnny and Jeanie and "Robbie
spent last week at New River.
Mr. Fonvielle and Mr. Stevens
joined them on the- weekend.' t
. Mr. and Mrs: L. H. Thompson
and daughter," Linda pf Hope
Mills and formerly of Warsaw vi
sited Mr and Mrs. E. C. Wray
Sunday. -. .
"Patience Is The
Best Remedy For
Any Trouble"
(Authors Name Below)
Every physician needs the
patient's cooperation in order
to secure the beet results. Be
fore he can cure, it is first
necessary to find out the cause
of the trouble. Physician's
have the knowledge and skill
to properly diagnose, but so
metimes it takes time to ac
complish this.
When you ask your physi
cian for help, do not be im
patient if results are not im
mediate. Sometimes more than
one visit Is needed. Be sore to
take any medicine he may pre-
serwe exactly as he directs.
Always follow your physi
cian s directions faithfully, Just
as we pharmacists do when
compound his preacrip-
C. Knotts
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Marriner
and Mrs. J. J. West spent last
weekend at Topsail Beach
Mr and Mrs. Milton West and
family spent last" weekend a'
their cottage at Topsail Beach.
Mrs. W. D. Pollock of Wilson
spent last week with her daug
hter and son in law, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert L. West.
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Surles vi
sited friends in Fairmont last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlin Curlin
and children returned home last
Sunday after spending last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
J. Ellis West.
tions.
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Warsaw, N. C. -PRESCRIPTIONS
CHEMISTS
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Copyright 1959 (5W4)
Mrs. F. J. Strickland and gra
ndson, Jimmy are spending se '
veral weeks with Mrs Strick
land's daughter and family. Dr.
and Mrs. Ben Cooper in Coroval
lis, Ore.
Mrs. Edith EngrBm of Atlanta,
Ga. is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
N. West, Sr.
Mrs. J N West, Sr, Mrs. Edith
Engram and Mrs W. P. West vi
sited Mr. and Mrs. Billy Houston
in Kinston and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Whitehurst in Farmville last
Friday.
Visiting the T. N. Surles dur
ing the past weekend were Mr.
and Mrs. Hoover Surles of Rose-,
boro, Mrs. Clyde King and chil
dren of Goldsboro, Tommy Surles
of Norfolk, Va., and Mrs. Annie
Warers of Sulfolk. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bizzell of
Orlando, Fla left last Saturday
after spending the past week
with Mrs. BizzeJl's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Shine.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hanson
and children of Wiln ington and
Peggy Hodder also of Wilming
ton spent last weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Russ and Miss Fan
nie Thomas. Jack Woeflow and
daughter, Martha Colemn of Ra
leigh were guests in the Russ
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and
children spent last weekend at
wnghtsville Beach.
Jimmy Lanier, of Wake Forest
College has returned home for
the summer.
Charles Braswell of Fort Ben
ning,. Ga. is spending time with
his mother, Mrs. Bradley Bras-
welt. .
Ervin Martin of SheoDard Air
force Base is spending a fifteen
day leave with his mother, Mrs.
A. J. Strickland before returning
to Traavase Base in California.
Miss Zona Quinn of Woman's
College spent last weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. R.
Quinn.
Mr. P. L. Page is an operative
patient at Duplin General Hos
pital in Kenansville
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee Costin,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steed and
Mr. and Mrs. J. T Kelly spent
last weekend at Carolina Beach.
Mr. PauJ Potter, Mr. Allen
Draughon, Sr., and Mr. Hector
McNeil fished at Ocracoke during
the Weekend.
Mrs. Ed Hill spent last week
end with her neice, Miss Susie
Hussey in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Davis spent
last week vacationing at Carolina
Beach.'- .-. ,-,.. M,.:,
Mesdames Henry L. Stevens,
Jr. Paul Potter and Mary Lou
Potter shopped in Raleigh last
Saturday. ;v ;-y sjV
; The Senior' Class of James Ke
nan High will . return , Wednes
day following a tour, of New
York City: .,' " ' V ' ,
Mr. and, Mrs." J. T. Gresham
and family spent last Weekend
at their cottage at Topsail Beach.
Mrs. Joseph Allen of St Paul
and Mr. and Mrs. William Kitc
hen of Parkton Visited Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Kitcnen last Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul . Kitchen,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Avon Sharpe, Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Lee, Dr. and Mrs
O S Matthews and Dr and Mrs.
J M. Kornegay spent last week
end at Morehead " '
Mr.and Mrs. James Sutton, Mr.
and Mrs. I. J. Quinn, Mr. and Mrs
Milford Quinn and boys Mr. and
Mrs. T. R. Quinn, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Qainn, W. G Britt and
son, Mr and Mrs. Paul Britt and
Miss Zona ' Quinn attended the
Commencement at Atlantic Chri
stian College at Wilson last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs.' James Pittman
and boys spent last weekend with
Mrs. Pittman's mother, Mrs. J. C.
Stroud and family in Charles
ton, 5. C.
Miss Jackie Fussell of High
Point, Miss Gloria Thomas and
Miss Sara Alice Fussell spent
last Weekend at Carolina Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sheffield
and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Mitchner
spent last weekend at the beach
Mrs. Bill Vann and daughter,
Betsy and Jane Strickland spent
Wednesday through Sunday at
Kure's Beach.
Mrs. R. E. Wall and Misses Sal
lie, Maggie and Nell Bowdec
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Jenkins at their river cottage
at New River during the week
end .
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jenkins
are spending ' this week in Eden
ton. Shelton Mickens, Woody Oak
ley and Robert Caison of Ken
ansville and Billy Vann, Bill
Rollins, Bobby Phillips, Joe Allen
Edwards and Johnny Pat Har
mon spent last weekend at Kure's
Beach.
Penny Branch To
Sponsor Supper
The Penny Branch Home De
monstration Club will sponsor a
chicken salad supper, to be held
Wednesday, June 3rd at the club'
house. Plate will be $1.00 each.
Serving will start at 6:30 p.m.
Members of the club are urged
to be at the clubhouse at 5:00
p jn. : I
Miss Bowen
Canasta Hostess
The Canasta Club as it's hos
tess Miss Kathyrn Bowen last
Thursday evening.
Those playing were Mesdames
Fisher Carlton, Dorothy John
son, Melvin Herring, Alfred Her
ring, Arnold Jones, W. C. Martin,
Mack Brock and Miss Hell en
Torrans.
At the conclusion of play, Mrs
Herring received a crystal wa
ter pitcher as high score winner
and Mrs. Alfred Herring received
a silver ash tray as consolation
award. Miss Torrans, who is lea
ving soon for college was presen
ted a silver tray as a going away
gift from the members.
The hostess served nntatn rhino
during progression and a chick
en salad course and iced tea at
the conclusion of play.
held at their' home here.
In the absence of the presi
dent, Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs.
Sam Powell presided and open
ed the meeting with a devotional
taken from the Upper Room. '
Following' a Bible -'Quit pro
gram which Mrs. Charles F. Car
roll, was "winner, ' the 'hostesses
served ginger ale float,' cookies &
nuts to the 9 members present.
FAI50:i HEWS
Mr.: and Mrs. Myron B. Wlnilow
of Norfolk, Virginia spent the
weekend with their daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Myron ' S. Wlnslow at
the D. Newton's. . 1 1 ", ' f '
Mrs. W. M. Baugham and Mrs.
M C Bowden spent Fridays after
noon in Greenville bringing Miss
Eleanor Bowdeh, a student at E
C. C. home for the summer.
Mr. V. F .'- Williams had as his
luncheon guests Wednesday, Mrs
David Fort,, Mrs. I. F. Hfcks, Jr.
and Mrs Johnson of Raleigh.
Mrs. W. C. Kalmar, president of
the Seasame Club and Mrs G. H.
Cates, president of District U, at
tended the meeting of N. C. Fed
eration of Women's Clufbi in Pine-
hurst last week.
Mrs. N. K. Cates spent the week
with her sister, Mrs. Jack Blass in
Wilmington. ,
Mrs. Andrew Scott and son John
nie Of Kanamvllle spent Wednes
day , with Mrs. Scott's sister, Mrs.
H. S. Precythe and family.
Mr. , and Mrs. N. F McCoJrcan,
Mr and Mrs. C D McQillen and Mr.
and Mrs. John Bell attended the
Shrine Convention in Rocky IJt.
last week.
Mr. V. F. Willian-s attended the
(Moore -Hic Ids -Fatson reunion at
Ten Miles Church near Turkey on
Sunday. Following the meeting a
the church the group came to the
one of the late Mrs. M. MtD. Wil
liams aac. viewed her pictures and
enjoyed a tea.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. T. Lewis
and son, Mark, spent several days
at Atlantic Beach this week. They
visited the C D. McCullen family.
lums; - Narrator, Sybil McCullen;
Fantomines, "Prs-Srtiool Days",
Mrs. H. T. Lewis and Mark Lewis
"71m Days", Susan Clifton, tea
cher Mrs. Richard., Kaleel, and
Rose Kaleel "P. T .A. Committee',
Barbara " Ann Walker, Tommy
King and David Pate. "Class Rings'
class. 'Junior Senior Prom Jinv
myTadloek and Anne King ' :
. "Quoted Selections", Jimmy Kor
negay, Joseph Foes, Frances Sut
ton and Terry Brown. Poem- -To
Mather My Garden" Joyce (Ro
berts, ' Poem t "Dad" Louis Jones.
"unchangeable : Mother"; : Willis
Weeks. Song iYou Are Such Won
derful Parents",, word : by Ellen
Pate. Historian, Call King. Statis
tician; Ann H. Jernlgan. Valedic
tory, - Berta Stroud. Pianist, Mrs.
Curtiss Cates. Director, Mrs. Lloyd
Houts.-. - ,5" u,u
score and was given
Mrs. Wltberlngton was
. stationery.
remember
ed with linen pillow cases.,
Women Of
Church Met
The Women of the Presbyterian
Church met Monday afternoon la
the home of Mrs. C D. Lee. Mrs.
W. M, Baugham presided. -. The
Rev H T Lewis reviewed the, book
"The Living Epistles" The church
extension . committee. Mrs, C, D.
Lee, chairman and Mrs. W. C
Mangun . and Mrs. J R Crowe pre
sided over the social hour i' ,
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Rev. Lewis Delivers
Baccalaureate
The North Duplin High School
Baccalaureat Sermon was held
Sunday night in Calypso High
School. The invocation was given'
by the Rev. R. H. Kelly. Mr. H. E.
Grubbs principal of the school
Introduced the speaker, the Rev
H. T. Lewis, pastor of the Faison-
Calypso Presbyterian- churches
who delivered the sermon.
Mrs. C. C. Cates accompanied the
hymns and anthems. Bibles donat
ed by the Faison Lion's Club and
Calypso Ruritan Club were pre
sented he 43 seniors by the Rev.
R. H. Kelly.
Officers of the class were:' Sy
bil McCullen, president: Charles
Swinson, viiepresiderrtj; f Joyce
Roberts, secretary; Barbara : Ann
Ellis, Treasurer. The marshalls
were: James' Grady, Chief, Linda
Strickland, Iris Holland, - Nancy
Pridgen, Becky Southerland and
Jimmy Tadlock. Mascots were:
Rose Kaleel and Mark Lewis, V,
Mrs. Shelton Taylor and W. H.
Hurdle were the class advisors.
Dr. Jenkins Speaks .
To Graduates .
1 The graduation eapcerclse! were
held, in the' Faison '. Elementary
School The Rev. H. T. Lewis gave
the ' invocation.'- IBrindlpal ' H. - E.
Grubbs 'introduced the speaker for
the evening, Dr. Leo Jenkins, vice-
president of E. C. College la Green
Ville. " " ,
Several vocal 'number were pre
sented? by members of the senior
class, accompanied by Mrs.CurUss
Cates. "Willis Weeks was voted by
the faculty as the most outstand
ing student in the class. " ,
Eighth Grade Promotion
The Eighth Grade of Faison Ele
mentary School held its promo
tion exercises Monday ahiht in.
Faison School Auditorium. The
salutatory was given by Linda
Flowers: , Class History by Kath
arine. Bradshaw; Prophecy, Alice
Ray Lewis; Superlatives by Judy
Kornegay.
The speaker for the evening was
the Rev. B. B. MdOullenv Follow
ing the speech, promotion certi
ficates were given. Judy Holland
gave the Voledictory.
Marshalls were. Chief, Ammy
Reid; Tommy Parrish, Darrell
Flowers, Pam McCullen and Bec
ky Powell. Perfect ; attendance
awards went to Donald Andrews
and Katheiine Bradshaw. Basket
ball awards to Tommies Tucker
and ICather Ine Bradshaw. Good
Citizenship awards to Lin da Flow,
ers and Steve Byrd.
Class Day Exercises
Monday night the Class Day Ex-
ercisea "Parents on "Parade' were
held in Calypso School Auditor
ium. Salutatory ; was Nancy Wll-
Teachers Honored
Mrs. W.v J. Rackley and Mrs.
W. L Thompson honored the Fai
son Elementary learners with
luncheon at the Thompson Home
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. T. Ray honored the Fai
son Elementary tea;hers at her
home - Monday afternoon with a
tea.
Mrs. Witherington
Honored '
Mrs. J. B. : Stroud JriXionored
her neice, Mr, Dexter, Withering-
ton of Kinstonwlth a bridge lun
cheon on Friday. Other guests In
cluded Mrs. Cecil Wooten. Mrs.
uecu wooten ape., ; Mrsj w. H.
Hawley, Mrs. R. S. ; Witherington.
Mrs L. C. Mosley, Mrs G. J.' Henry
and Mrs. Mary Lewis Wilson of
Kinston, Mrs. Elliott' Hester of
High Point, Mrs. I. F. , Withering
ton of Mt OHverHrs. G D. Lee,
Mrs A. H Witherington and Mrs.
J. E. Faison of Faison.
Mrs, W. .H. Hawley held high
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Seniors Entertained
At Dance
The "Senior Class was enter
tained Friday, May 15 at a dance,
given by Warsaw mothers of se
ven of the seniors.
Hostesses were Mesdames W.
W. Garner, J. W. Straughan, Or
man Grice, Ward Carlton. Beat
rice Cockroth, Lelatid Braswell
and Chub Holmes.
The blue and gold color motif
was carried out in both decora
tions and refreshments. The ser
ving table was covered with a
yellow cloth, over laid with lace
and. was centered with an ar
rangement oi yellow mums
which were flanked on either
side with candtelabra, holding yel
low Burning tapers. " :i y
Punch bowls were set at either
end of the serving table from
which Mrs. Braswell and Mrs.
Straughan served punch. Assor
ted party sandwiches and cookies
were served.
Methodist Mens Club
Enjoyed Supper
A delicious ham suddct was en
joyed by the Warsaw Methodist
Men's Club and 10 guests from
Carlton's Chapel 4n Wednesday
night when they met at the Chu
rch for their monthly meeting.
jvuowing supper. Fred Wals-
ton, president, presided over the
business period at which time the
men of Carlton's Chanel were In.
vited to Join the Warsaw Metho
dist Men's . Club. -...,
Robert L. West was in charge
of the program and presented and
illustration of slides on "People,
Places and Things.'
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Mr. 'and Mrs. Kenneth Best of
Goldsboro were Sunday guests of
her parent Mr. and Mrs, J. JE.
Holt. r'i-: ) " '
Mrs. Joslah Rouse visited her
sister, (Mrs. Harry Stroud of AU
oertson, Sunday, '
Misses Linda and Joan Rouse
visited . their grandmother. Mrs.
Ids House. Sunday. ' .
Mr. and , Mrs.' Ed ' Leatherwbod
and children of Deeatwr Miss. visi.
ted her' brother's family,. Mr. and
Mrs.' Holt, Friday.' Mrs. Leather-
wood" was here ; to; receive her
diploma for her; masters degree
from E. C. C. In Greenville on Sun
day. ...
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Dfcwa and son
of Kinston visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ransom Koinegay during
the weekend, r .
Mr. Florence Jemigan celebra-
u.illlrf it ht-r fcuif 111 ' '
. Mr. and Mrs. A T. Lull i-
and Mrs. Walter Pall spent Friaay
at Topsail Beach. ' ' ' "
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Houton and
son of BeulaviUe and Adolph Mur
nhv of Pink Hill visited their ister
and' brother-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
Walter DaO, Sunday. ; .-.
Mr. and (Mrs. Elwood Jones and
baby, also Bill Kornegay 'of Golds
bora and Tony Mozingo- attended
the aut races at Jacksonville, Sun
. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Powell of
near Snow Hill ; Church, ( Mrs.
Henry Stroud and Ellis ol Albert
son and Mrs. Ethel Grady and dau
ghters visited their mother, Mrs.
Alma Grady Sunday; -f , '!
' Mr. and Mrs. Dehnas Pall of
SeVen : Springs spent some time
with his: parents, Mr and Mrs. A.
T. Pall on Thursday. .,W v -
'Mrs. Allen Pail was'a guest of
the family, Mr. and Mrs. Coy Jones
near Seven Springs. Sunday : :
I .vs. CV . ' . en of -,
C'-t: we-.e v . . . s cl ;...a. .Tatt
Herring, Sw.--y. ' ' . ,
Mrs. Opal utton of Kinston and
Mack Lee Waddle of Camp Le
Jeune visited her 'nother, Mrs.x
Nora .Outlaw Saturday. ' r.
, Mr. ' and Mrs. Rodney Kornegay
went to Surf City on a fishing trip '
Tuesday. - ' ' ,'..J' "
. Mr. . and , Mrs, ZoIll Kornegay
spent Tuesday, visiting Mr; and
Mrs. Pan .Gooding and ' Mr. and ''
Mrs. George Pavenport near Tren-.
ton- '':''-'-.; vi;Ve' ;
Mrs. Alois' Houston and-children
of Kenansville vistted her parents,
Mr, and Mrg, Herman Bishop Sua- -
Mrs. Bill Andrews and baby.'
spent Sunday ' near Trenton visit- -lng
ber husband's parents, Mr. and .,
Mrs., Walter Arfdrews;, ':(
nr.. end Mrs. Rodney Kornegay
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lea Fordham ' ,
and Mr. and Mrs. Saul Moore near '
Kinston; recently Ov'.V-'W- , '
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