! a Sunder W llyatfavlUC,- Md.,
' als!t with hlaiisterMri.
,i.,1Wr,ie,i-.-,,,i; W Mrs: VemMi Batchelor
fSt&'tall nd,wn to Spelg contest held at
; ujr.' and W. 'iMUtoa- uau ana
t in' Greetf rt Wilaetf were dinner
t f -s! Sfttjejf ot:Mtd;.Mrs.
: .t ffjUwdefcivp.'I'f ; '
; f a'aitt3OT& eftugan
;. v'te' ' Wfcj -W4 5r.e Pernard
; "oodeon ana Mf aad Mrs. Charles
CUotf oe GrenVi.lle last JVed
!fceida4tv't,;
. i Mr) afldii ftrsj- Alurtay Cashwell
end, tfailshter' of Mount Olive-were
'4nnft giesU last Thursday of Mr.
find Mi John t AmoA Sr, '
Mrs- JulfiV 4ones, l Mrs; - Elbert
i-hltman .d .idaujfhtef; Patricia
BSted ihef Rv. aM Mr.. Marvin
t hitfleJd :lCenly SaHjrday. .
"'t ilr'Ha ;flar.Dehalit Alphin; and
daughter mjd Wlss.: lnfla Alphin
: fa New fcefri wtted -Mri Fred Al-
.'i hiri iduring theeek.end.
S.-ilrtY; AoHk Ingram t el .Kenans-
-ipenl ,;fh wee eh with Mr.
itd Mra" FerresV pan.
tjthy!rji,A'!tvJarnef dor-
thrw al", 'Mary
I iHjt'ltt Riklgli;; MrV Marie Hug
r y ana daugnter mann- oc wcn
liofldi iVi,,5' Virginia VArnett
ri4 i. C70Berry M Baltunorei Md.
liMvMfMk-ICIberl Whitman
5nd "Mtffek1 WMthW ! aceortpan
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ft k-oiir decision to use AMERICAN LlQUA-VITA when TRANS
! HAmiSO y-ur PEPPER and TOBACCO PLANTS can well mean
: OiCtti difrice bvtween EARLIER of LATER matttrityalso HEAV
l ljEXor UGH 13 ;n
qS Planr;Fofeecaue it
' '.V'ir;OUrodtices aU others. It is a scientifically compounded formula in
' f &4&8 til fourteen most essetitial elements recommended by lead
'.p$'pmfita as. a complete supplemental plant food for all crops,
v UicompIetety soluole'ajid imm evert in cold
' wvivcather When soil-locked nitrogen,
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. Us aJue a a fast attlnc" starter and booster at TRANSPLANTING
v"n.TIJIEi Mairy pt&mnn
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freocbiiig outlier matuJrity.
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'''flifmir'h tH Aufborized Dealers listed below. nii.'---T'r---.--r:-.
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liirW&Uet isiiptmotbe ,dunlkafed! Insist on AMERICAN
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Jones' ehapel visited Mr. and Mrs.
John L Anion Sr., during the week
eni w-..; '.'V'vv
;' Mr." and Mrs. Bernard Goodson
and Children, of Gretavil le were
dinner mests Sunday of Mr. and
uise Jeaii Batthelor daughter of
the B. F. Grady School last week.
She will participate in the contest
for the County.
Llnwood Rhodes of Raleigh spent
the week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Cyrus Rhodes.
Mrs. Q. L. Summerlin, Mr. and
Mts. T.' A. Jernigan, Mrs. Carl
Ivey and daughter Lorraine attend
ed the Senior Play at B. 7. Grady
jcheol last Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Stokes Westbrook of
Kenansvllle visited Mr. and Mrs.
Elbert Whitman during the week
end. ; '
Mr. and Mrs. Liston Summerlin
and daughters of Warsaw visited
relatives in this Communit Sunday.
'.- Gideon i? Cherry of Hyattsvllle,
Md. and Mrs. A. E. Garner were
dinner guests Saturday of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Ivey.
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MfS. OutlQW
Hostess HDC
Mrs. Ella Outlaw was hostess to
.the Summerlin' Home Demonstra
tion Club at her home last Thurs
day. .
';Ho! Tor Carolina" was sung
followed with the devotional eiven
by . Mrs. J. C. Lewis. The Home
Economics Agent, Mrs. Mae H.
Spicer. gave a demonstration enti
tled 'Your Living Room Arrange
ment For use and Beauty". Various
project leaders reported.
The Club' planned to observe Na-
Twilitd Drive 'ii
iville, li C.
Friday- - Saturday April 28-29
Key Witness
tSaninjr Jeffrey Hunter ft
Pat Crowley
and .
: The Plunderers
Starring Jeff Chandler ft
Dolores Hart
Sun. ft Tuea. , . April 80-May 2
"The Grass Is Greener"
. Starring Cary Grant
Jean Shnmons
.. .' Color Cartoon
Wednesday thro Saturday May 3-6
Gone With The Wind
. Starring Clark Gable
Vlviea Leigh
. ' Pills' Color Cartoon
Sunday Only . May 7th
THE MISFITS
. : Starring Clark Gable ft
' Marilyn Monroe
. Plus Color Cartoon
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en
nnH TrthnA nnH
Crops a -flying Start!
foir instance,
Mbil JUL j
(10-20-10) Wh
LIQUA'VTTA has shown outstanding results In
vu&nff it report' amaiing' increase in both
all plants advancing faster and
MantactOred by Hie American
ONE AMERICAN LIQUA-VITA! Do Not ' Be
FOUU QAKSiM. C.
J. B. Crete---:. -vi.y"jf j
tt-SJCKT, Mi C., . ? ;V:",
Tom HadBon; 8to;- .''':
CUNTON, f;.
,
tional Home Demonstration club
Week with a Special Activity. It was
announced that the County Council
and Dress. Re vu would Be held
luae t. --xn.'fif:. ', i,S c
Tiie KoiW served a Chicken Sal
id plate end sort drinks during the
Social hour. v--.-'."v.:
Torn Summerlin
Honored
Mrs.' ThotnaS Summerlin enter'
tained, at a dinner Sunday in hon-.
or of her husband on his birthday1
at their home in the Summer lin'S
Cross Roads Community. j
' Attending ; were Mrs. 1 GeoriHa
Hinsoii and Family of Dover, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie White and sen oi
Bridgeton, Mr. anil Mrs. Jamei
Watson of New Bern, Mr. and Mrsi
Jake Summerlin and granddaugh
ter Pamela of Williams Mill,' Mr!
and Mrs. M. F. McCullen, Faison
McCullen and son, Mr. and Mrs;
iMelvin Sutton of the Dobberson
ville Communtiy, Jennlveue McCul
len and Ray Parker of Raleigh, Mr
and Mrs. Boyd Barflld, Calypso,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl KUpatrick of
Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sutton
and Dan of Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs.
W. I. McPherson and Family of
Hampton; Va., Mrs. Elmer Nobles
and daughters of Kinston, Mrs.
Ella Outlaw Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Outlaw and daughter Erlene and
.tolland Outlaw. ',
Birthday Dinner
Honors t
Mrs. Outlaw
Mrs. Martha Outlaw Was honored
oh. her 70th birthday Sunday with a
dinner given by her children at the
home of Mr, and Mjs. Thurman
Davis of Mount Olive.
These enjoying the occasion were
the honoree, Mr. and Mrs. Davis,
Johnny and Jack, Mr .and Mrs.
Ray Outlaw, Edith Mae and Bobby
of Brodgen, Jimmy Outlaw of Sn1
emburg, Mr :and Mrs. Eddie Good
man and MTthn Kav of Stimmer;
lin's Cross Roads, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Outlaw and Sup, o' Wars .
Mr .and Mrs. Herrrian Qiiinn, Mr
and Mrs. Woodrow Outlaw and
Tommy of Kenansville, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Quinn of Rose Hill.
With The Sick
Friends will be glad t hear that
Miss Daisy , Burnjiam .returned
home recently frbrd Duplin General
Hospital in KenahsVJlle.
Mrs. Glenn Rollins nas return
ed home from Duke Hospital where
she was a patienf for several day
and is recuperating at her home
Friends will regret to hear . Miss I
Annie Kate PoweU sunerea a irac
tiird Wd followine a fall last Frl
day and is a patien . at Duplin
neneral Hosplal.
Friends will be sorry to learn
that Mrs. John Pierce is confined-
t. ii Innu dn to rmnumonla.
IV lil MW1 I
Everyone will regret to learn that
Mrs. D. E. Parkerson Is a patient
at James Walker Hospital in WiE
tnington.
Transplanting
fiua Yrnr
is not available to
Liquid Fertilizer
I. P. HetTtaa A Sons
DUNN, N. C. . --.
Haraett Trading; Cempatty
BENSON, N. C
t
Dixie Nitrogens, lue. .'
Cae E. DennlBf i...'...
LaC RANGE, N. C. .
Britt Denmark Cempaajr
MORE
HEWS
Calvary Church
51
Sponsos SuppQr
Th Adult tTninn int hi CnrwuHr
Bnntint : Tmlnlna Ilninh.. annnahMin
a deUcious barbecued thicken sup- Cheryl Cavenaugfi ';.
er last Friday evening in the Bow- Kathrvi Costin .-. -den
Community Building at Bow- Jana Wilson i. U
den. Their guests included all the 1 Mary Alice Thomas
departments of the' training union
Rev, Eugene Hagar gave the In
vocation after which supper was ser
ved to approximately fifty who at
tended. ..v. ,:!:
Club Plans
To Attend
Raleigh Tour
Plana were made for members to
attend the Annual Home and Gar
den Show, in Raleigh when mem
bers of the . Home Gardeners met
last Wednesday afternoon for their
April meeting in the Ladles Parlor
of the Presbyterian Church.-
Mrs. J. M. Korttegays president,
presided over an extensive business
meeting at which time it was decid
ed upon that the club would go as
nai-t In a rtiwUrt tnur nf some of
the outstanding homes and gardens
in Raleieh. .' 7 '
Following the .business meeting,
Mrt. Sam Godwin and Mrs. Mit
chell Britt, hostesses, served straw
berry shortcake' and. coffee to the
hirteen member attending!-- -
Mrs. Strickland
Has Bridge)"
Luncheon
Mrs. , Ed Strickland J entertained Jane Straughan, Faye Lanier, Joy
members of hpr ' bridge-luncheon ! ce Potter, Sandra Smith,, Lynn
club last ThtirsdaV mqrrilng at the ! Rouse, and B. J. Stancil.
Strickland home. , ' ' ,' '. I Miss Rouse received the hkb
. Those attending were 'MesHames I score award and Mis Marty Davii
Bill Sheffield. J. H. Hines, F. A. the low score award.
Mitchner, Allen Drfluijhon,, Jr. 0.
S. Matthpws, J. N. West, Avon Shar
pe, and Maurice Jordan. '
, Following several progressions of
play, Mrs. Strickland served bar
becued pork ham. carrott salad on
lettuce, green beans; sweet potato
souffle, rolls, lemon ice 'box cake,
and coffee. ' '"'
Mrs. Draughon, recipient of ' the
high score award, received coasters
as her award, Mrs. Matthews, se
cond high winner, received !a bill
fold,, and consolation,"flowef bulbs,
went to Mrs. Sheffield,.
Mrs. Russ
Honored
Mrs.. J. C. Russ was honered on
her 82nd birthday last Sunday after
noon by her granddaughter Miss
Fannie Thomas.
; The livingroom of the home was
graced with arrangements of spr
ing flowers .
? Miss Thomas was assisted in ser
ving birthday cake and coffee by
Mrs. Edwin Sheffield and Mrs. Bill
Neighbors and friends called dur
ing the. afternoon to extend birth
day greetings.
On Sunday at noon. Miss Thomas
invited several of Mrs. Russ's fri
ends in for a birthday dinned They
were Mesdames C. J. Brown, J. W.
Farrior. R. E. L. Whelless, W. J.
Middleton, Sr, and Mr. Russ.
BUY '
nSf Fffl hflMM.
rr r, , ; ;:, ' Fraoets. Big Txatfe in Allowance un xwu rrcseni sxeezer;'. V'-i '?v
- ' fr;;7J yfy:f:f;0X
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FAIIc::rRbll
fdrjaiiiw
Th All A"-Honor for Hth.Grad-irig-
Period? r' mm has beVn an
rounce4 by Rrinripat .1. P." Btarmeh
f tn Jaris Kehaii High School'. 5 '
NTVTH GRADE . 1
C". H. 'Pop, Jr.
Everette. PhUIip
I Daryl Pricey ,
JudyWlllaima'
Linda Williams
Mary Susan Baars
Harriett O'Leary
Eva Alphin , " '
Elizabeth Sutton , i
Vellie ,Tuckfr. :
r TrxTH GRADE
Polly BrinsoA
iM oiices .Su oud . ,
Bobo Potter . i
Gerald Bradshaw
Linda English
ELEVENTH GRADE
Alma Grace Drew
Mary Ann Dunn y
Johnny Pat Harmon
Russell ' Tucker -Linda
Kay Barr
Mary Anne Williams
Joyce Eason - '
TWELFTH GRADE
Marilyn Goodman
ail Kennedy ',.;.
Donnie Ezzell
Florie CUrrle
Uorotny uunn
Janice Henderson
Lura Anne Penney
Shirlejf Somerrf
Mi$iSmith o
Cdnasfd Hostess
Mies Gloria Smith was hostess to
members of her canasta club last
Wednesday . evening at her home
at 8:00 p. m.
Those attending . ' were Misses
j Yvonne Davis, Marty Davis, Bar
bara Lanier, Dottie Hinson, Mablc
Miss Smith served German Choco
i .. ,i 'ccms a. uie con
elusion of play.
Card Of Thanks
I wan to thank all the nurses,
doctors relatives and friends for
being so nice to my aunt, Daisy
Burnham, while she was a patient
at Duplin Geenral Hospital.
Mrs. J. E. Creech. '
Lpdies Auxiliary
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the War
saw Pentecostal Holiness Church
met Monday night in the home o
Mrs. Norma Barwick with eight
members present. Mrs. Vander Out
'aw was in charge of the Devotion
xl snd program.
, The hostess served a chicken sal
ad plate and iced pa. ,
Intermediates
Entertained
The Intermediate ; Class of the
Methodist Church was entertained
last Sunday afternoon with a wie
ner roast by their teachers, Mrs.
Eugene Beasley and Miss ' Betty
Taylor. '
Class members arrived at the
Beasley home at ?:0O p. m. and
after planned entertainment,, en
joyed hot dogs, potato chips, cook
ies, and soft drinks served by the
hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. '. Robert
jj p.i:j :. J -;i--i'--r;. rj ;:frIvtv- . -A.t
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At-mOnS V.IUO.;; tur' with.lhcttliinnlnjBS.
?;The Methodist Kerf's Club of the hni.
Warsaw Methodist, m ChUrch Kfff-
their ftigular monthly supper. meet- ! ess "".fiden?
to to tM Fireside Room
Minton ad vMr: 'ahd.Mw.Vr Fred evening,. J,.' flamoii principal of
WalBton-along; with. sixteeni mera- M
oert attended the afternoon of fun.- mod gave a most informative talk
Why compromise? Thanks to fkaiit tailoring,
you eft joy the fullest measure of at vta,, fit and
comfort in a auit that's, 1C0 automatic wash 'n
wear, Northcool fabrics stay neat from 4a. to
yawn, n are ; practically. Vwrbkle probf" and
emerge from the automatic home laundry ready to
wear with pre-set trouser cVeasea intact, wrinkles
gone, Northcools in the season a. newest shade
await your eelection. See them now.,,.-" ... ....
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Warsaw, N.C
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'toenfhly Or'Faertlan'lIi:; '
At TWa Time several A-i,Ketrigerars ana
TBlT - CaAY
concerning
dom. . ,
toe eJuct
In an Interview with Larry P
KpiiUen today, lie reminded
t local aewspapen of the Bo
oming ( Town Election In War
W, -on Taesday.' May' t, IM1.
taWyf 'the - youngest candidate.
' seeking office' ras Towsv Coqi
nissidner , in ; this . eteitUB..'A
Vi!cl Sci- Bce graffhate of tke
yniversity of ; Norm Carojnu
Scoutmaster, Fireman, and ,ac
'.rve In1 many othfr tivio activi
ties, H la parilcnlarly IriU'resWn
t4 s-ki)t i large; tarndut in thlf
eleetkMy In a field of SRvear eaf
lldates.'four havlnff had exper
'rneti and three tttiuUnc for the
'rsMlalik'Jeihk
.'i oui1 town, have aa excelled
hoiee tn ehoosla.?. a dnallfle
jloarl of Commissioners, keenly
iware of tiie dnti. s an t obllga
Ions to represent all of toe
lc. he is f the belief that whi,
, he wisdom and experience of
.'e older ': meinters,.'; combine;'''
rltb the energy and toatua'
lew s of yoaager nembera, il
'ake an excellent comhinatioli
f Comm'ssionen that will worlt
the bene It of the town i
Warsaw, Larry sees the poten
tials ear town , as ntajimlted
ad whether elected er notfet
say yoa can expect him ' to yai
forth every effort to make 1 eat
town prosper and ajrow. ," f,
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