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sir. and Mrs. B. r. Wadkta fial-t-
1 Krs, Parson of Clarktoa Sun
d;y. - 1 --.nv-
Ur. end lira. B. T. Wadkln ara
Ticationing thi wtek In Atlanta.
. West Foist, Ga. and Tbsfcefae,
' Alabama. - ..
lira. George Joseph of Dunn !
" itd tier sister and brother In law
Wednesday. Mr. and Ml Sath Hilt
. - Mr. and Mrs. G crald Quins and
Mr. and Mra. I J. Quinn ware Wed
nesday sight dinner guest of Mr.
and Mra. Richard Williams la Beu-
V layflle.
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Mr. Frank Blackburn left Tues
day far Tort SW. Oklahoma whrre
he wlB be stationed. Ha haa recen-
Uf returned borne from oversea
Mr. and Mra. Gerald Quinn shop
ped In Kinston Saturday.
: Mrr an Mra. I, J .Quinn. apent K
week end at tr peach. . ' 3 ;: ?;
Mr. Ernest Buwey JSaav MarJ
cot. Jexaa, spent Sunday and. Mon
day wih hi mother Mra, J. JH1U
enrout te Bartow Naval Ai Base
In Florida where he begin a new
Job Instructing the Air Corp.
Mr. Jan Brown of Atlantic
Christian College spent the week
and in Warsaw. .-rm ri
Miss Helen Torrans, of Bast Gerf
ollna College spent the weekend
with her mother Mrs. Mattle Tar-ran.
Mr. Johnny Jenkins spent the
week end at the river.
Mr. and Mis. Andy Andrew and
daughter of Goldsboro spent Sun'
duty bi Germany. His wife and day with Mr. and Mrs, JT. -.Kelly
family are planning to Join him at; Mr. and Mr. William fcelly o
a later date. Mrs. Blacatmrn is th Mt. Olive spent Sunday.' wftb their
former Mr. Dorothy Kason. son and family Mr. and" Mra. J." T
Mr. and Mra. A. J. Jenkins spent Kelly,
the week end at their cottage at Mr. and Mrs. A J. Jenkins, left
the river. Monday to spend the week at the
Ml Betty Phillips 1 spending Pr.ncess Ann Country jlub at "W
I.
l- mmA ttmm Bill h.J
i of Kinston spent the week end
the aummer With her parents Mr.
and Mn. Graham Phillips.
Dr. and Mrs. James Blackmore
and family of Springfield spent
the weekend with hi mother Mrs.
, Win Blackmore. t-
Via Jane Barefoot of Clinton
waa Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Quinn,
Mr mw,A Mra Iia 'rMtln mmmt-
tt4jjwaU Mr. an4.MrsSu-
, w tjuamn 01 ikenuuyiue.sun-
; with their parents Mrs. Florence
. Houston and Mr. J. Norwood
: West
Misses Zona Quinn, Sarah Attre
Fasaell, Joan Flowers, Gloria Tho-
an aan. ueorgv west vianea
tl iiMf. and Mr. Kenneth Mtdgett in
J, . Green villa Wednesday.
J f 5 Mrs. W. D. Pollork of Wilson
- arislted her daughter and son in
Taw, Mr. and'' Mrw Jiobert West
; .fender. .
t ,1 Mr. and Mr. Sterling Marriner,
Bflly and Hunt . Taylor spent Sun
f day with Mr. and Mrs. a D. West
fcaleigh. Marshal West returned
-Jwme With them to spend a few
day. - . - v"
T W - mm ..... ' -
, ? ..ax. an sua um west spent
fit week, end 'at the beKb, .
- i Mr. and Mrs. , Oaxton. ramjer
r JMMiil mm I 1 J 1.1- .
r mW. mvmm WU: Ml, BI
I tmn. w. ar: wooing.
ginia Beach. . ? w
Mr. ana Mrs. Beamon Lashley
and son spent a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Williams.
Mrs. N. A Mitchell and Mrs., L
0. Williams vtoUed Sunday in:
Clinton with ML- Nellie Royal and
Mrs. Paul Crumpler. '!
Mrs. Elolse Harton. and Woody
k., . ...t , wiiji.jvj
ton of Warsaw; G. Kunr Carlton' .
of GabaonviUe and Neal Carlton tf
allaca..
Mrs.' Sutton' ; O Lb Hostess
tMra James button fm otess
When the i.Baltc BrlOl'a piib met
Thurs. evening at 00" fn Iter home
Member playing were Meadamea
Seth Hill, Bruce Torrans, Robert
Davis, Clinton Rouse, Graham Re
gister, Mattle Torrans and . Mrs.
Martha" DaVia. Towel ware" award
ed to Mia Seth Bill aa high scor
er, towel as second high to Mrs.
.Martha Payis, ahd Wnas'bwrd,
xe(a.ioqert jjyav.ofitpwei.
During midway point of play Coco;
Colas, potato chips, cheese straws '
and pickles were served, '
ji Mr. U. T.Vf, Kelly was hostess"
wherfher"bridgrf dub met Friday ,
evening at 7:49 at ber home on,
Pine, Street Ext M,embera paly in g
were Mesdamee, Joe Cos Un. -Gerald
.Qtllnn, Frank jSteed,', Nathan Cos-' -
tin, Roy Barwick, . George t West, ;
Arnold Jones and Mr. Joe Korne-f -
gay. The club remembered Mr.
Joe Kornegay with many nice gift ,
forthe new .baby In heti borne
Cokes, and,-homemade nut . cake p
aqd nuts, were served during mid
point of play;Mra. Roy Bamwick
received muffin pan for low a'
warded Mrs.. Frank Steed receiV'
this week on Topsaa eh
Mr. Bruce Butler olHollywood,
Florida Is visiting her sirter. Mil.
N. IC.Qatea. , -; . '1 . . ....
Miss' CAitllne Held of Cullowhee
is vlsiting' her. ister, Mrr. Nick
Kalmar and Mt. Kalmar. -
Mn.. mm mm - , , . . tl.. '
week atPeac College Raleigh, N.
C. at the Jfouth Conference. Mr.
Lewis -Wat-Auiness 'tPr. nd
Recreational eteqtori of -Ut Cun
ference. l . . ' r . -;
Miss Sybil AfcCullec and. io'm
McKinley attended ,,the vconfereace
from thejFaiaon Xsj'sih JellowshiitT
Mlaa Melina key 4.of Morgan'
ton is home for , the summer with
ner sister,-airs. ,c. F:,OLaunar.
Dr. . p. NfWon ,of. Juke Hos-
pital speni jbaxweek end wlti-.n
parents, Mr, and 2r. D, ewton.
of, Henderson are spending some. dna ".-n bleed receiv
timTwith her asrent. Mr. and ed a, Pitcher for aveMng and, high
Mrs. U O. Williams. .
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Mr. Carlton Known As '
Singing Superintendent
John Lewis Carlton 82 died late
Monday afternoon at his home
near Warsaw after an illness of 13
years.
Mr. Carlton was born Feb. 24,
1877 son of Nealie and Charcy
Carlton. '
Air. Carjton was elected a dea
con at Johnson's Saptlst Church
while
went to Mrs.' Joe Kornegay.
Mrs. Carlton Entertains
Canasta Club
Mrs. Fisher Carlton was hostess
when the Canasta club met Tues
day evening. Members playing
were Meadames Joe . Kornegay, W.
C. Martin, Alfred Herring, Arnold
Jones, Dorothy Johnson, Melvin
Herring, Betty Phillips and. Miss
Kathryn Bowen. Mrs. Arnold Jones
Mrs. Edgar Harry Ilayes
In a Sunday, afternoon ceremony
at the Warsaw Baptist Church a veiling of i the sortralt the late
COO on June, K Miaa Rebecca M. I Williains.
Bason becama the bride- of Edgar The B. R, McCullen, a pat
Harry Hayea with the Rev. Delmar V at the. Veteran' Hospital in
Parkerson officiating. The bride is Fayetteville spent the ; week nd
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John w"h his family. .';-S.V''.V "
Fred Eason of, Warsaw and the Mr. and Mra. William Thornton
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and and n of Los Angele. Calif, are
Mrs. Harry &, Hayea of Charlotte, 1 visiting Mr. Thornton's , mother,
" . i a.. wj am. . swaa. -wvriilx
North Carolina.
Misa May EUia Brock presented a
program : r wedding jnualc and
U,VU , TA-V... T -
a young man. He was Sun- : ' .
1 Kh.i c.,n.t-l.f.nn , . noiaer as 'ow acorer. uoaes.
ieceivea a tray a high scorer. Mrs.l Mrs. Arnold Jones waa aololst and
she sang "Whiter Thou Goes!
good many yean and was known
as singing superintendant
Mr. Carlton started a Miuion
Sunday School In south west War
saw known as West's Chapel. He
is survived by his wife Mary Wil
son Carlton of Warsaw and neices
and nephews-Bill Carlton of Holly-
cheese straws were served during
progession and ice ceam soda and
cookies at end Of jlay.
; sparkipan of St Paui Ward Carl-
Me' YmHare Feeder Pigs
WAYNE STOCK YARD
an4 PATE FARM EQUIPMENT . EXC.
Mrs. Hines
Bridge Hostess
Mr. Hines was hostess Friday
wood, Flordla. . Mr, Margaret Ms-1 night when he itoridge club met at
CuUen of Burgaw ;Mr. Helen 8:W?- MemDer PUying were aaeso-
ames utto Maunews, james Nor
wood West, John Anderson John
son, Walter P. West, Mett B. Aus
ley, John Fonveile, Ed Strickland,
and John Vincent.
During progression cornets and
potato chips were served with
Cokes, and at conclusion a salad
plate with iced tea. Chafe high went
to Mrs. Otto Matthe which was
i juice sesver and visitors high a
Juice server went to Mrs. James
Nowood West. Mrs. John Fonveille
received a begonia plant for second
high and low went to Mr. Walter
P. West, ' plastic clothes hanger.
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2 Miles South Highway 11T Mb Olive Highway
Phone BE 4-4284
Owned And Opentfid By
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TOBACCO...;-HARVESTERS
New and Used
We Buy, Sell or Trade
'. WAYNE'S .SCaYBglNC.
Card Of Thanks
We wish to express our appre
ciation for the many act of kind
ness shown during the iUneas-and
death of John Lewis Carlton. .
Mrs. Mary Carlton and family.
W. M. U. Met Monday
The W. M. U. of the Warsaw
Baptist Church had 4a regular
general "meeting : Monday evening
at 8:00 in the Church. Mrs. Ethtf
West, president of the W, M. u
presided over' the meeting opening
with W. M. U. song. Mrs. Edgar
Polio had charge of the program-
Mrs. Rosa Powell had the devo
tional. Members on the program
were Mrs. Mliarea Thigpen ana
Mrs. N. A Mitchell. The meeting
was dismissed by Mrs. Margaret
Pollock.
Mir. W. E. Thornton, The William
Thornton's are moylngto Chapel
Hill " .'I 1 -. V
Marion Kalmar,- stationed
Mis
In Norfolk with the U. 8 . aoent
The bride given In marriage by fr. we.v end with Iher mother.
her father wore a ballerina length
gown of white satin covered with
lace., Her finger - tip viel was of
net tulle with a , crown of lace
which the bride made. She carried
a white prayer book covered with
a spray of white carnations.
f
Ushers were J. D. .Eason, bro
ther of the bride, and Edward Tay
lor cousin of the bride, The bride
is a graduate of Warsaw High
School and employed in the Cred
it Department at Sears Roebuck
and Company in , Charlotte. The
bridegroom is a, C-aduate of Sen
eca H8h School, Seneca, South
Carolina and la employed with
Witts Auto Service, in Charlotte,
N. C. The couple will make their
home in Charlotte,
Following the , , ceremony the
bride's parents entertained at a re
ception in their home with only
relatives ,and ; close friends attending-
:
Mr. Cv P. Kalmar. t,fi'.'.)w''"V
Mrs,; W. M. Baugham is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Oon Bolton and
Mr Bolton in Hampton, Va. '-
Miss Ruth Pierson of New Cas
tle, Delemare i visiting Miss Jane
Faison. They - spent several days
The Cireies "of the Prkbytertan
Women of ithe Churon- met Mon
day, Circled No. jttinet in tthe home
of Mrs. LjR. r Fal5pn, Mr P.
Catee presided Circle No. 3. met
with Mra f X Norton. Mrs.' Nj K.
uaie preaJeo. wtrcie Wo. -a.rnet
with Mrs. T. r.McCtfmani Mr. J.
RXrowerfirejaided.'. :v';!r-;i'
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t. Prtt Bobby B.-Prown x
.'Army vt slobby, Jtijarpwn,
i
; I. . i r.wIT makes a i ....t i 2 to any meal on a hot-i f
, . sum' er a day. It's refreshing, and it s easy to serve. You can :' -:;
. i cut t:e fruit up hours in advance of serving, ifyou sprinkle
v JFruit-Freeae an ascorbic acid mixture) over, it This will pro-
j; tect the fruit and keep it from browning. .: ; l y
i V ::::S:: FRESH FRUIT riATTE'R :.c. ' - .
'. Wet an atlrccilva platter, here I a rtice combinalion of fruitsi '
:.-' -. . .... , , . : " ' .. s. .
ansa www ymomvyyim . jpnnonaa ,
-Peaebea , !' v:"'V.; 1 -alon v-'- i'
Peara . v;: at,ixdwberrlas
sir -mimtit an A amf
! into cubes, feel and slice peaches, pears .jtnd bananas. Placa .:
- together in a bowL- For. each 2 cup of mixcS. ;'ru:t tivssolve . .
1 i teaspoon jrruu-f rece fn . jooicipoon irrasr, rr jrur. juicc.
't Sprittklei-over the fruit and toss WoJl o ,Ut each piece of " -,,ruit.
is well coated. Peel melon,, and slice. Vash and hull";
n atraw'berrie. Wrap fruit in, waxed paper. Store in refrigerator,? j
t All .ntr with mixed sliced? fruit nl , inr ViV irtrniwl-frv J I '
- Jhalves. Arrange melon e and grapes on platlcr. -v
r , r1-
19, son of Mrv;ftmief,,jarownJ (juties.ofjajtanncineer which .lncember .rand completed basjo
Warsawy N. C-completed -eightl'audeof preparing artillery wea- training at Fort Jackson, 8.C . '
weak joeBdvanced lndividul for firing, his duUes .during Brown attended Warsaw High
artiUei7;4siaipj;.Jvneat,.the the -firhigV. and, this maiutenancje Schoo!1 and -was employed .s-bjr .
MlllpiSiSM4tfW0 axiXfXexS weapons. 1 ; . 'i;'ifcPvm .Theatre before entering' f
Sills, Qklw -.1 r '4"Ha -eiitBred,lhe Army-Jaatr ; L "?
-. Brown received training In jtafl'4 ---.r.v ..rirs-i.-jirw ;. r- y ;
uie neavv urdHihrcu rum ... r
Card Of Thanks -
Mrs. R. P. Wood wishes to take
this opportunity to express her ap
preciation for. the many, cards and
L visits bestowed upon Jier- during
her recent hospitalization t gtm.
pson Memorial Hospital In Clinton.
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Card Of Thanks
We wish to express our' sincere
appreciation to our many friends
and relatives for the .beautiful flo
wers, expressions of sympathy and
all other acts of kindness shown us
during the illness and death of our
mother, Mrs. C. B. Wilson (. Aunt
Beck) of Magnolia, N. C. I
Her children and sister, Mrs.
Minnie Brooks.
. Card Of Thanks
Mrs. O. P. Pridgen wishes to ex
press her sincere thanks to ber
many friends for the -lovely, cads,
Visits and flowers and to he Wood
donors ' during rer recent stay In
Duplin; General Hospital.
FAISOII IIEY5
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PERSONALS V
Mr. and Mrs. J. ' B. Stroud Jr.
and Mis JBerta Stroud were the
dinner guests ..Sunday of the Rev.
and Mr. I.C. Tucker in Dunn. The
Strouds went to Dunn for the tin
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ruptures of the appendix. '
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about proper use because we
are taught the necessary know
ledge in oar College of Phar
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Think before you permit any
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