TT3 tiTLE TTMZS KENANSVIIXE. N. C. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 23, 196.
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Personals' MRS. JAN BROWN
WARSAW CHURCH. SOCIALS
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" Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Martin visit
ad la South Carolina during the
Joe Costln, Frank
L T. Quinn shopped in Kin-
etoa last Saturday.
-Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Smith of
Rockingham spent last week end
With their daughter, Mrs. J. T.
Kelly and family.
- Was Mae Brock of Wilmington
spent last week end with her moth
er. Mrs. J. C. Brock.
Miss Nina Garner of FayetteviUe
last week end with her par-
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Garner.
Mrs. J. W.. Farrior visited her
daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs.
C C. Thompson in Durham recent
ly. Mr. and Mrs. George Sutton spent
Sunday with Mrs. Sutton's sister
and family. Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
Lassiter in Erwtn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wray visited
Mrs. Wray's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Jones in Mount Olive and her
slater and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Summerlln in Goldsboro last
Sunday.
Mesdames 0. S. Matthews, J. M
Karnegay, W. P. West and Mett
Ausley visited Tryon Palace last
Wednesday.
Miss Carol Baars had as her
guests last week end two friends.
Alice Johnson of New Bern and Vic
kie Jennette of Elizabeth City.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baars and
daughter Mary Susan visited Mrs
R. A. Martin and family in Ral
eigh last Sunday.
Miss Joanne Sumrmrlin of Wil
mington spent last week end with
ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T.
Summerlln.
Keith Hobbs of Louisburg College
spent last week end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hobbs.
Mrs. Walker E. Stevens and Mrs.
Herbert Best recently visited their
neuter, Mrs. cnaries Hester in
Chase CKy, Va.
Mrs. Gordan Robotrnm and son,
David of Bridgeport. Conn, are vis
iting Mrs. Robotham's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Pierce this week
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hooks of
Jacksonville spent last Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wahab.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Benton and
family visited Mrs. Benton's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ross in
Oak City during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Best visited
la Wilmington last Sunday afternon.
Mrs. P. L. Strickland of Fuquay
Springs returned home Sunday
after visiting her sister, Mrs. Cor
tes Blackmore for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Blackmore
and family of Burgaw visited Mrs.
Cortex Blackmore and Miss Nora
Blackmore last Sunday.
Mrs. D. E. ' Parkerson returned
home from James Walker Hospital
after being a patient there for sev
eral days.
John Miller Peirce of Raleigh vis
ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Peirce last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blackmore
and family of Winston-Salem spent
last week end with Mr. Black
more's mother, Mrs. W. C. Black
more and family.
Dr. and Mrs. James Blackmore
and children of Spring Hope visited
Mrs. W. C. Blackmore last Tues
day. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Best and
Eugene Beddingfield accompanied
Mrs. Beddingfield to Greensboro
where she will receive treatments
for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor
spent last Sunday in Maysville
where they visited relatives and fri
ends. Mrs. Edgar Simpson of Savan
nah, 'Ga. is spending several days
with Mr .and Mrs. Leslie Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Best and Dr.
and Mrs. Deleon Best and daugh
ter of Goldsboro were Sunday din
ner guests of Mrs. Frank Thomas.
Purcell Jones left Sunday for
Lynchburg, Va. on a business trip.
Mrs. Ralph Honeycutt and Mrs.
A. B. Bains spent last Wednesday
afternoon in Goldsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bostic spent
last week end with their daughter
and family, Rev. and Mrs. J. Paul
Edwards ui Troy.
Miss Marigold Wallace of Wilson
and Charles Bell of Beulaville visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Edwards
last Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Newman
spent Saturday evening with
Mrs. Newman's mother in Wilming
ton. Mr. and Mrs. John Sheffard ol
Pink Hill were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Townsend.
Mrs. Marie Cockroth and Mrs. J.
B. Herring attended the shower re
cently given for Mrs. Cockroth and
Mrs. Herring daughter and sister,
Mrs. F. L. Nance in Beaufort re
cently. Mrs. Mira Carlton has recently
returned home after several week's
visit with her brother, W. T. Hunter
of Apex and her sister, Mrs. Ethel
Turlington of Benson.
Mrs. Frank Hayslip and Miss Vic
toria Kornegay shopped in Golds
boro last Wednesday afternoon.
Hugh Mitchell returned home
Monday after being discharged
from Fort Bliss, Texas and is
spending this week with his par
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Mitchell
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Entertained At
Luncheon
Mrs. Thomas .1. White of Kinstoi
graciously entertained at a lunch
eon recently in her lovely Green
brair Road home, honoring Mrs.
Airther Duane Rose of Minnesota
school friends of Mrs Robert L.
West and Mrs. Graham Phillips
Sr. ow Warsaw. Those invited wen
Mrs. West, Mrs. Phillips and Mes
dames Emmett R. Wooten anf
William A. Colleman of Kinston.
Jane Strickland
Honored
Mrs. J. F. Strickland entertain
ed her daughter, Jane, on her lit
birthday last Sunday afternoon
from 3:00 - 5:00 p. m. at their home
here.
Those invited were Betsy Vann,
Bundy Jones, Susan Brown, Gayle
Revelle, Abigail Warren, .lackiu
Martin, Jennette Britt and Diane
Sheffield.
Dancing Class
Presented Recital
Mrs. W. W. Garner presented her
dancing .class in "The Sleeping
Beauty Ballet" at the Warsaw P.
r A. last Tuesday evening at the
High School Building. Twenty five
little ballerinas protrayed the wood-
and flowers, moonbeams and gen
ie breezes and the fairy princeses
ere portrayed by Jane Strickland,
Abigail Warren. Jennette Britt,
Betsy Vann and Patsy Sheffield.
Others taking part were Tange
West Mary Lynn Johnson, Renec
Carlton, Debbie Rivenbark, Dacia
Carlton, Aneline Pearsall, Mary
B. Drau.uhon, Jan Townsend, Mary
Best Johnson, Sandy Benton, Anne
tolt Jordon. Kny Britt, Becky
Pope, Laurie Gresham, Marcia
Jordan, .lo Davis, Kathy Brock,
Tana Carltcn. Dana Rivenbark,
rrieia Korne"ay.
Mrs. Gainer was assisted by
Miss Judy Pcrrsa!l in directing the
iallct which proved to be most suc
cssful. -
Jane Blackmore
Honored On
Birthday
Jane Blackmore, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Blackmore, en
tertained her friends on her lOt'a
birthday last Saturday afternon.
Jane's sister, Marina directed in
door games which were envyed I
the following guats att'ndir.f
Jenny Vernon, Mary Cooper .lone?
Indoor games were enjoyed after Beth West, Lir.dn We.-:t, Samir.
which Jane opened her many nice Thomas, Ann Halt Jordan, Ma- a
gifts.
Mrs. Strickland served birthday
cake and ice cream and candy as
favors.
Mrs. Torrans
Entertains Club
Mrs. A. J. Strickland waa high
scorer at bridge when Mrs. Mattie
Torrans entertained members of
her bridge club last Wednesday
evening at her home on Bell Street.
Mrs. St-ickland and Mrs. Jack
Weatherly, second high scorer, re
ceived rt.se bushes as their awards
and Mrs. George Hopkins received
peony bulbs as traveling winner.
Others playing were Mesdames V.
A. Standi, Forest Martin, E. E.
Jones, Martha Davis and Mrs. Tor
rans. The hostess served delicious cho
colate fudge cake and coffee follow
ing the second progression of play.
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Jordan, Janice Clark, Shirley Best
and Sarah Bes;.
After Jane had opened her man;
nice gifts, she presented each c.i
her guests a favor which was r
chin,? pir dish.
Mrs. Blackmore and Marina ser
ved birthday cake, ice cream and
punch to those atending.
Mrs. Huie
Honored On
Birthday
Mrs. O. J. Huie was honored on
her 80th birthday by members of
the Women of the Church when
they met last Monday afternoon for
their regular meeting at the Pres
byterian Church.
Mrs. 'ilenry L. Stevens, Jr., pre
sident, presided at the meeting at
whicn twenty ,hree members at
tended Following a brief business meet
ing, Mrs. B. C. Sheflield, Sr. pre- 1
sented the program "Are Vou A I
Jonah?" which emphasised world!
missions.
Following the meeting, Mrs. Huie '
was presented a pink corsage and
dainty refreshments of individual
angle cakes decorated with pink ,
flowers, and spiced tea was served
form the serving table which was
centered with a lovely arrangement
of pink camellias.
Penny Branch
H. D. C. Met
"Take Time To Live" wfls the
title of the program presented to
members of the Penny Branch
Home Demonstration by Mrs. Lois
Britt, assitant agent, when the club
met last Wednesday afternoon in
the home of Mrs. Y. L. Smith.
The meeting which was presided
over by Mrs. E. C. Wray, president,
was opened with the club collect,
followed by the unison singing of
"Onward, Ever Onward", the club
song. Mrs. Ray Batts presented the
devotional taken from the twclth
chapter of Romans.
During the business meeting.
Mrs. Smith gave the secretary's
and the treasurer's report and Mrs.
Wray thanked members as well as
the public for the cooperation they
showed in making the barbecue
supper a succes.
Reports were then heard from the
following chairmen; Housing Re
port., given by Mrs. Mattie Tor
rans; Home Dairy, given by Mrs.
Batts and Poultry report, given by
Mrs. Bruce Torrans.
Mrs. Britt's talk begun by saying
"What each individual puts into his
time determines what kind of per
son he is, what kind of life he lives,
and what contribution he makes to
the people around him and to the
whole wide world." She also gave
three good rules for living at one's
best which are- as follows. - (U
Accept cheerfully new situations
j (2) Think of others and their needs
and lastly, turn to God for help with
your problems.
At the close of the program, Mrs.
Mattie was presented with a gift
for bringing the most new members
to the club. New members attend
ing this meeting were Mrs. Leo
Batson and Mrs. Winfred Lanier.
Mrs. Smith served fruitcake, tna;
itcd nuts and soft drinks, at the
conclusion of the meeting.
Wray Speaks
AtB&PW
Patrolman E. C. Wray was guest
speaker to the Business and Profes
sional Women's Club which met
last Monday evening in the home of
Mrs. Joe Kornegay.
Miss Mary Alice Blackmore, pre
sident, presided at the meeting and
after a brief business session, Mrs.
J. P. Harnjon introduced Patrol
man Wray who presented a most
helpful program on health and saf
ety, explaining in detail the point
system and answered many ques
tions regarding highway safety.
At the conclusion of the meeting,
Mrs. Kornegay served cherry pie-a-la-mode,
sandwiches and coffee to
those attending.
Club Hostess
Mrs. Joe Costin entertained mem
bers of her bridge club one evening
last week at her home here.
Those attending were Mesdames
Roy Barwick, J. T. Klly, George
West, Arnold Jones Sinclair New
man, Gearld Quinn and Fran!;
-tet'd.
Mrs. Barwick received plastic
ard holders as high score winner;
Irs Quinn received a wall memo
as traveling award and consolation
was received by Mrs. Newman.
The hostess served chocolate
pound cake, ice cream, toasted nuts
and coffee at the conclusion of
play.
Club Meets With
Miss Thomas
Mrs. Allen Draughon, Jr. was
high scorer receiving a novelty
penny jar as her award when Miss
Fannie Thomas was hostess to
members of her bridge club last
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Mortice
Jordan received second high award
and Mrs. Ed. Strickland received
consolation award. Others playing
were Mesdames J. H. Hines, F. A.
Mitchner, Bill Sheffield, J. T. Gres
ham, Edwin Sheffield.
Miss Thomas served soft drinks
and chocolate covered peanuts dur
ing play and at the conclusion, am
brosia, topped with whipped cream
and pound cake.
High Scorer
At Bridge
Mrs. John Vincent entertained
members of her bridge club at her
home last Friday evening.
Those attending were Mesdames
O. S. Matthews, Mett Ausley, J. M.
Kornegay, John Fonvielle, Ed
Hines, Henry L. Stevens, III, Mit
chell Britt and F. A. Mitchner.
Mrs. Matthews was high scorer
and Mrs. Stevens was second high
winner.
The hostess served crackers and
Phil ly dip and soft drinks during
progression and at the conclusion of
play, frozen fruit salad and coffee.
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Mrs. Mathis
Club Hostess
The George Washington motif
waa carried out fat both decorations
and rafreshmenta wheat Mrs. El
bert Mattlua entertained member
of -ber bridge club last Moaday
evening at ber borne ett Pollock St
, Those attending war Mesdames
Bill Taylor, Lee Brown, F. A. . Mit
chner. Karl Huie, W. P. West, W.
jrMlddleton, Jr. and two visitors
to the club. Mrs. Mett Ausley and
Mrs. J. M. Kornegay.
Mrs. Matttiis presented nwards of
oven eartfaera war to Mm. Taylor,
club high scorer who received a
handled pot, Mrs. Mitchner receiv
ed a grease, aalt and pepper set in
the shape of a coffee grinder as se
cond high winner and Mrs. Ausley
received guest high award a spl
toon. Mrs. MaUhis served onion garlic
chips and soft drinks during play
and at the conclusion tables were
set with red clothe and centered
with miniature white hatchets and
cherry tarts, topped with whipped
cream, and coffee were served.
Cord 0 Thanks
The family of James Russell
would like to express their deepest
appreciation to everyone for all
the kindnesses, gifts and sympathy
shown to them during the illness
and death of their baby daughter,
Angela Faye Russell.
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Club. Mot
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The Methodist Men's Club met
Wednesday February 17 for their
regular supper meeting with twenty-few
member attending. '
One of the W. S. C. S. circles ser
ved the men a delicious chicken
taw supper.
8. W. Marriner, president of the
club, presided at the meeting at
which time -the members discuss
ed and voted to sponsor a softbali
team hi connection "with a project
started recently by the Jayceea.
Ad open forum was held with all
members participating in discuss
ing the work and goals of the club
for his year.
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