w ;
:8 9k
. KM
. neat NV'soa returned to Fort
. unlng G. ' after spending the
r ;t monta, itith ister, Mr,
-a,- Taylor, v'-'- 5v
r-. end Mt. W- Pi jKennedy of
'k, Va. Is spending this week
v ...i Mr. and Mrs, "Leslie Brown, t
I, Irs. Lillian Quinn spent w,
eral day with Mr: ' and Mrs. W,
B. Shropshire of Concord recently.
Mrs. W. B. Blackmore and ' Miss
Vvy Blackmore, left. Friday
for Iowa City, Iowa They were ac
companied by Dr; James H. Black
more and daugther, Julia Ann, of
Spring Hope. They will be guest of
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. UUiek, parr
ents of Mrs. James H ; Blackmore
who with i: hef son, - John,- have
been visiting her parents, The
Blackmores will ' return to the
State within two week. .-
D, J, Rfvenbark and, son, Tony,
spent several days In, Washington,
D. C. recently. - t -
Mr and Mrs. Nathan, Costin and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grice spent last
Week end at Carolina' Beach ! .
Mrs. J. C. Miller spent -last week
and with her brother and family,
Mr., and Mrs.' Ben Rivenbark, of
Rosa HilL " " . ' ' ' - 1 ' '
: Mr. Lillian Quinn risitid rMr.'
; and Mrs; Jerry Rivenbark and Mr.
and Mr. H, H. Carter of Rose Hill
Sunday. . - I 1
. Mr, and Mr. Frank Hobbs and
son, Bennie, and Mrs.' Irene Yan
cey and son, Dan spent lasl week
end at Carolia Beach., i '
. Mis Carole fiaars of Chapel Hill
spent last week end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baars.
Miss Judy . Rollins of Duke School
. of.'Nur$ing at Durham.spenl last
week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Rollins.
Nathan Fredrick of Kinston visi
ted his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John ,
.Frederick Sunday. s
Mr. and Mrs,1 Joe Carpenter and
children, Walter and Bailie Fai
son, of Henderson ville are spend
ing their Vacation with ner parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Huie
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rebotham
;WATERMELONVyNJEl:
. We Are In The Market tfor Al Varieties 01
. -' ' Watermelons In Truck Load Lots.
; t V WiH Buy Oi Handle' On Brokerage
D ANDREWS Co. ;
Office Phone, v Re?. Phone
i -j. ... i . i ' mar.
X: Mount Olive; NCr
Serving ,
EASTERN CAROLINA
- lt I . 'sJ3itToii y f
notice how close we are to you. A telephone call
will bring us running when yott need us. For de
pendable.service and the best gas, Sinclair T$U-.
FLAlME LP-pas, call Tpwn and Country first, f t
; 20 JJb., Cylinder and Wholesale Gas Sold at our
" Dulk Plaht at Carolina and Beech Streets ; V
Bulk Piani Hours -i aJ rru to 5 p. mt 6 days a week
Now Is The Time
Gastobac Caring System
-TAPPAN DISTRIBUTORS- .
; "It it's Tappan we got it" - including the ' ,
v ' Ttbulous "430" And Built-in Ranges -
9 NORGE APPLIANCES : GASTOBAC CURERS -Electric
Refrigerator ' ' BRYANT , - !
Freexers and Washing Mach-( Heatiag Ah- Conditioning
Inrs V Local Service fram Our j
: Empire Gas Floor Ferjiaee,- ' Office ' '; '.
-1
-.J ccu::ny
GAS COMPANY
WARSAW
and; som David, of West Port Conn,
are pending, some time with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. li. Pierce
Mr. J. W. yrarrior is apenping
her ' vacation at Flat Rock where
she wilj Visit with, her family. -:
Mrs. Earl pule and sons,, Mrs.
L. B. Gardner, 1 and Miss ; June
Summerlin spent several days at
Carolina Beach last week where
they visited the : Al ( Smiths and
Newklrks 'i- ,iH-:-?:it?MW '
Mrs. Lillian Quinn'1 spent last
week end with Mr and Mrs. Gra
ham Quinn at Atlantic Beach. En
route Dome she. spent several days
with Mr, and Mrs. D. R. Saieed of
Greenville:, :Sj.
i Mr. nd Mrs.' Paul Potter i and
famly spent last week end at Top
sail Beach as guests of Mr, and
Mrs. J. T. Gresham. - . :;!
1 Mrs. R. C. Thigpin and son, Hatv
ry Lee, spent last week in. Macon,
Ga. where they visited ' relatives
there.- .: ':';. V''' V-'
.Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sawyer, of
Elizabeth City spent last week end
with.tha Powell sisters.
Mr. and Mr. B. C. Surratt are
spending this . week at , several
points of interest which Included
Williamsburg and the Outer Banks
of North Carolina, r; '
Mrs. Lela Meddleton left recently
to spend several weeks vith W. I?.
Midaleton in Raleigh and her sis
ter,, Mrs. Hawfctas In Richmond,
va. ,- '
Mr. arid Mrs. . Gordon Rohatham
and son, DaVtd Ray, of West Pprt,
Conn.; spent last' week : with Mrs.
Rbbolham's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Piercei v ,
Or. and Mts. Joe Carpenter and
children., of Hendersonville are
Spending! several weAswithMrs
Carpenter's parents. Mr. -and Mrs.
L. B. Huie..
Mrs. A. J. Jenkins attended the
Synodical chool ' which was held
last week at Davidson College.
Jimmy Lanier of Wake Forest
College spent , last week end at
nom? wnn ms momer. , .
Miss Carl Barrs of Chapel Hill
spent last week ehd with her par-
;erits, MrJ- ihdjrs- Frei;Baars.r
.
Personal service to customers
has always been the first con
sideration pi Town and Coun
try. Look at the map above, and
To Bus Your
i ' ' '
LIBERAL
CREDIT
, TERMS
IT. OLIVE, N. C.
CHUnai, SOCIALS
, Mr. and Mrs. J, H. W4hab arid
daughter, - Annette; ; attended . the
wedding of their neice, M)ss. Betty
funnel! in QreenvJUe. last t' Sunday
afternoon... r , yi'i-f
Dr. and Mra. j;. M. Kornegay arid
daughter, Trlcia, spent, last week-)
end at Carolina: Beach.'i'vAti.''
Mrs. B: C. Sheffield . returned
home Sunday, after spending ; setf
eral days last: w?k at her beach
cottage at Topsail Beach. .4Vr
: Mrs. W,. D. Fwitock a of WUson
spent last week' end with her dau
ghter, Mrs. Robert Ii West. S f:
' . Mrs.? S. W, Marririer spent laat
week end at her cottage; at. Surf
Mr, and Mrs,; A. C. Rogers- of
wnapei mn spent last ween eoa .aij
guests-of Mrs.. W. AJ Carter and
Mr. and Mrs. Avon Sharpe.
Recent guests of -' Paul Kitchen
and his motherf Mrs. Veron A.' Kit-J
cmn oi nonouc, .va,. ana dir., ana
chin of Magnolia," Va. and Mr. arid
Mrs. W. M. Kitchin ol Parktoni
Miss Eloise Kitchen of Norfolk,'
Va. and Miss Laura Elliott, also
of Norfolk are spending tee month
of July with Mis IKtchen's grand
mother; Mrs. Verona Kitchen. . v i
Mrs. ; Travis Vick 61 Goldsboro
spent several days last week with
her sister, Mrs. Sam Godwin.
Mrs. C. D. Qaskins and daughter
Betty Ross, returned to their home
in Charlotte aer spending sever
al week with her mother and fath
er, Mr .and; Mrs. Wf W. Garner.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Moore and
children of Goldsboro spent last
week end with Mrs. Moore's moth
er, Mrs. W. J. Middlcfon, Sr.
Mrs. W. J. Middleton, Jr. is at
tending a State, Music Meeting be
ing held in Chapel Hill this week.
' Dr. and Mrs. Meft Ausley ' 4nd
children spen tast Saturday after
noon at Wrightsville Beach.
Miss Zona Quinn spent last week
end with , bet sister, Mrs. Richard
Williams in Beulaville.
: Mrs. R. C Pridgen is spending
several week with her sister in
Lynchburg, S. C.
Dr. and Mrs. Mett Ausley visited
Tryon Palace last Thursday.
Mrs. VVMfe
Honored
Mrs. L. S. ". Whittle who will be
moving to Goldsboro n July into a
new home there, was honored last
Thursday afternoon with a bridge
luncheon, given by Mrs. ; Allen
Draughon, Sr.' and Mrs. Paul Pot
ter, in the Potter home. .
i Guests were served shrimp cock
tail, sliced chicken, asparagus cas
serole, creamed, com, rjee ,and'
grav, ' pickles," sliced tomatoes,
lemon pie, and iced tea. upon ar
rival, 'f 'z ' '? .
At tlje conclusion of play, ' club
members presented Mrs. Whittle
with a lovely crysal punch service
as a going away gift' and .each
guest 'received a miniature sewing
kit as a favor. High score winner.
Mrs. N. A. iMtchell, received dust
ing powder as her award: Mrs.
Robert Blackmore, Second - high
winner, received hand lotion as her
dward.i and consolation, a pot hold
er, went to Mrs. Whittle, Others
playing were Mesdames Robert
Lewis', Y. L. Smtih,', M. H.' Barr;
and the hostesses. ' i ' : s '
2SihWedding
Anniversary
In honor of the 25th Wedding
Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Bradshaw, their son and daughter
request the pleasure of your com
pany; Sunday the 2nd of July from
three O'clock to six O'clock P, M.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John
Kornegay, Warsaw, Jlorth Carolina.
Pre 4th
"The House Of A
Tom-R. Best
) ... : - j, i ,. v, tf-.,v-, 'i
Mens Clothing Store
Suit and Sport Coat Sale
These Include All 0!
Tmely-Haspel-Gerirnor
And Wilcott
ALL SIZES
$65.00 Reduced To $52.00.
$49.50 Reduced To $39.50
$45.00 Reduced To $36.00;
a : I
:'. i.4 V k.i kJ Li ' ' -.
uuo
of
t Pfcche No. 711
Afri. Johnson
ClWHosiosS?
ViMrsi R D. Johnson, Sri was hos
tess to member of he bridge, club
when it mot at her home on, HiU
Street last Friday evening. ' .
Tliose' attending; were Mesdames
Yi:t; :Sniith(5M. H. Barn. . Robert
Les, Jack (Weatherly; S.X; Tor-
ran Lawton Albertson, ,w. ta. lay-
IqC and Frans Haysup,;: : ? v'i
c Mrs. Tavtor;was hich scorer and
'recetveu a jic puna u nw4 pwu
arid guest high, :, garden " gloves,
want to Mrs. Torrans,. pingo prices
were received by Mrs. Hay slip and
Mrs;; Barr. f r: W
The hostess served delicious home
made cake and coffee at the con
clusion of 'play.li.f;
RMWest
Attends Asso.
.)'':
Robert HL West; local attorney, re
turned "home last Sunday after at
tending the .National Convention ol
the Reserve .Officer 'Association
which was ,held (n Sanatoria, Texas
Wednesday-Saturday of . last. week.
Mr. West, was one of, the seven offi
cial delegate 'ffom " the, N.' Q.:, fa,
partrntnt. and served X as , ; State
Membership ,Chairnan.j, - s;i
Penny Branch HDC
The Penny Branch Home Demon
stration; rriet last'. Wednesday i after
noon, June ft, ftth Mrs. f. Nj Siir
les a hostess at . hejf home ; near
Warsaw. '''-',:'''; :' ''. '':' .', J-f
Mrs. i E. C. WrajK presldfent, pre
sided over a brief business meet
ing,after whichL leader . report
were rfveri by Mrs. J.B' Torrans,'
Home i Management" " leader," and
Mrs. Archie Brown.' Clothing lcadr
er. Hy---
' Mrs. Wray had charge of the de--monstration,
t "Freezing Tips" in
which she gave many helpful ideas
concerning the preparation of
fruits and vegetables for freezing.
The hostess served lime 'floats,
'dainty sandwiches, and cookies at
the conclusion of the demonstration
to the six members attending. ; ;r
Attend B&PW
Convention
Attending the State Convention
nf the niiolnpffin , nnd Prnfessinnl
... . m..i- L.Lt.1. ..... L. i J ji..
women muu wuich wait ueiu ' in
Durham at the Jack Tar Hotel une
15-18 were the following- member
from the Warsaw elubt, Mesdames
,i. W. Farrior,' Robert L." West, and
Miss Victoria' Kornegay. i'J
Bridge ClubMet
Mrs. 0. "S. Matthews was . high
scorer at bridge last Tuesday even
ing when Mrs, Henry L. ;! Stevens,
III entertained ' member of her
club at her home here. Zf.iiffy:'-;
; Mr. Matthews received decora
tive soap as her award;- Mrs, J. M.
Kornegay received an, attractive
pine container, for holding playing
cards as second high winner, and
Mrs,' Mitchell Britt ; received s the
consolation award. 4',?V- 'V,;
Others playing, were-?! Mesdames
Mett Ausley, W. G. B,ritt,; John Vin
cent, John Fonville, and Ed Hines.
; Mrs. Stevens served1 soft drinks
and 'potato : chips during, progres
sion, and at the conclusion of play,
fresh peaches, topped with whipped
cream, pound cake,' and coffee,;.
.ir:?- ;. , iv-x, ;
Men's Club 4 ,
Officers Installed,
' New officers of , the . Methodist
Men's Club for the coming church
year were installed at an installa-
ale
.-;.v.:';i ...
Thousand Suits"fl'i; :H .!?
Our Rational Bntrih 0
K ,
IN SUITS
Julys
icoa
YLILJ. JAN -OWN
X
tion service,, by Rev, Ted Wilson
pafitpr ot the diurch.j last Wednes
day evening.; '.-.'' ii '''tyv
; Following a delicious Supper ser
ved to the men by circle I of the
Woman' ; Society M Christiaii Ser
vice,; Rev; : Wilson gave a c brief
talk concerning the importance ot
XZ9TZ
JTZX
oroeram; Rev, Wilson installed the
following; officers President. i;Jo
Brinson: r vice irestaeni.. c. u..
Rouse1;:'
sdorr'':rt,mv jhnMi i 2 i &s
AnrT.vViinthepot
;Past
Marriner, Fred
Wadkins. were
dent's pins as g tecoignition of their
e club.-
X:M--
QificeisEletied
ForB
- The Warsaw jSusinesshd' , Pro-
fcssional Women's Club met ' last
Siursday evening ,ln the. home ot
rs, R. ., Johnson. Sr., for its ro
gulac monthly dinner, meetingi ?i :
S Miss Jiaaryi t-ou Wilk-ins Mrs. : : j..
W4 : Farriw,-. and s Mrs. -Robert Li
West...,Visst' gave .informative re
ports concerning the K'orth Carolina
fuSiness ni'';',Professiorial,;' Wo
men's; Club State Convention held
roeehfly In Durham. W.-v'.t
i; With the vexception ipf Mr, Via
t owen, ine . louowing otucers; were
re-elected, for the, following club
yjart President, Miss Wilkins; 1st
Vice President, -Miss. i'Mary Alice
Blackmore: second Vice President
Mrs. Cieo S, Hobbs. Recording Sec
retary, Mrs Robert L. West; Cor
responding ficicretary. Miss Victoria
Kornegay,' and, Mrs. J'owell. ;; Y ZC
' SMisS- Wilkinst Io appointed .the
rouowing. ;v sianqingcommiiteps:
Membership chaintian, Mrs. Annie
Thelma. Harmon i - Career -Ad vance-
.ment, 'Mra. Hazel Sharpe; .Finance
Mrs. 'Cleo Spell Hobbs; Iritemation
al, Relations, (Mrs., Floyd J., Strfe
land: Legislation, Mrs. J. W. Far
rior; Program'Co-ordinator,''. Miss
Mary Alice' Blackmore; (public Af
fairs, Miss-Victoria Kornegay, Pub
lic Affairs, i' Miss Victoria Korrie
'j;ay, Piiblic; Relations, Ann Pollock
West, and -National Security, Mrs.
larmon.' ,
tlllflPn ; I IIPfinV
: .r (.. j f v'; ' '
i uneral ritfojwere held for Mrs.
Maggie Salleyto Sailed,. South Car
olina . 04 f Tuesday ajfternoon. Mrs
Salley was originally' from Warsaw
and was' Maggie 'Pridgen, daughter
of the late G. W and Mattie Eccles
Pridgen. She is survived by one
sister Mrs. Laurie Salley of Salley
South , Carolina, ana ' one. brother,
A.,L. Pridgen ot Perry; SL; C. and
several nieces and nephews. ? 4 ''
SUNDAY r-
at rui mrul .
FIRST BAPTIST OTIURCH "i :
D. E. PARKERSON.. MINISTER
Charles Tanner Vouth Pastor. ,
n Sunday School 9:45 a. m. r-'
iJ. A. Johnson. Sup't. ." "A ,
' Morning Worship 11:00 a'iri.
Music by Church Choir , ? , V
; Training Union 7:00 p. m, " ;
' l H. C. Allen, Director '-r'v
Evening Worship 8.00 p. m.
WARSAW METHODIST CHURCH
L. T. WILSON MINISTER y,
1 CHURCH SCHOOL' 9:45 a. m. 1
Aj M, Benton Sup't. :
Worship Services 11:00 A.;M'. -' '
, ,; ' Sermon: .. : ' : -v
'i:; Mu8ic:i,iv;S ,ii;';
' WARSAW, PRESBYTERIAN i
r CHURCH' 'V- r.'-:
NORMAN FLOWERS MINISTER
Church School 9:50 a. nt V
Allen W. Draughon, Jr. Sup't ;
.' Morning Worship 11:00 A.-M.;
Pioneer Fellowship 6:00 P; M. "'
H Evening Worship 7:30 P. M.r' l
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
; ; 1 PAUL MULL', PASTOR -f
;' Sunday School 10:00 A, M. i
:'': Colon McLaurin Supt t
! Morning Worship 11: 06 A. M. '
Prayer Service 8 p. m. Wednesday
.:, 7:00 Training Union, if ; r
v ' John 'Yancey Director!
"' PENTECOSTAL HOUNESS V fl
;-i'.'i('' s CHURCH -.'( r-: ' v,'
Evening Worship Service 7:30 P."M
', Sunday School -10:00 A. M. .
y Worship Service 11:00 A. M.
. . WARSAW PTSNTECOASTAL ii ?
,'!(;.. HOLINRSS r CHURCH
PASTOR V, -
V: MRS. GARLAND MURRAY !,!
;,;-.( Worship Services
Each Sunday morning at 11 o'clck
Every 1st and 3rd Sunday evening
f ' . .At 7:30 O'clock , .
Sunday School at 10.00 o'clock
" ; Every Sunday
Norman Barwick,' SuperintentT nt
... J.
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COUi: 1 1
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ESS de SUppers arid KirW' Ransom;
given . pasti ' presl-1 ru- e -..,m, . riJ
Four, .vnew Jrose yarieUes.:aref,cI.stian jpjor the first red.
VtoouiVihnonth' as Y''Hylcno, for: ai All,
AH-America Rose Selections merca .Aw,rt since 1953.; The
!
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sVI A-rjfTUi 'cfcawcteT increases s ongw
I . -l Villi k tfU4llOUUtU W P'-V"'"1'!
iflea. In,: color it t a; distinctive,
(ntonad VftlvAtw tpA. WhHfl, ftlllv.
onon thd Onrn, ranffR lin to foiir
inches across. The fleep 'Xea color
"abolutely colpr fast" and will
pot burn or take bn a bluish hue,,
flowers are borne in clusters' with
stems" Jong enough for cut floweirs,
and-arrangements;' The plant is
shapely and grows to a .heigh, jfrf 4
i" King's Ransom Hybrid .Tea.
The ' rich cbrome o'jellow. fower.
up ,Jtp.4 or 8 inisaes, borne jn-
grear auunaance loo . nong string
s.tetriS; : Opea blooms .are
toi wind damage and well
( ''; ' v- 'V k'f ' '-y
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Wax PapeNrvitcjien un!Uon.
A & P Roasted PEANUTS .;..,....J
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'j'." Y:" ..- lv' --:'
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ri?nnr7n,70
"Super-Right"
I Lb.; Pkg.
.f" rr ft f"3i '
LjLiL'.''-
Cap'n John
lOoz. Pkg.
v w mirVft ft r
Prices In This
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actcrs. Fk-.t i
buds, pei-iec y , i- -..
which with a -glow of gold under..;grpwirj trw. . ,f , I,, - .
neah The center of the flower is j , Am-Mno in rmorts. vou can
a .vibrant' yellow. This, variety
loeax iW:Kimt"usi "f "
or mass planting effects.
? Amerca Award since 953.
TTl
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1 v't..'i!''t, I
.resistant I rPT-, TOUr r COW.l 0M VMM . ! 'f.?.Ut
under I ;' 'ts.': tl. ' ' ' ' ' ' - ': ' ' ' ' i
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Peach, Straw, Choc, or Vanilla ; .", : ;
Cracker
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Call T.:!JlfS"
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Inspected Young Hens
, .8 to i4lbavg.
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43c 2 Lb. Ptg,i4rii :85c
freshly -giiouiid
SIIRIliP ; '
p'S:re Uill Ps tlosed ,
o'PEii All day.::;
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Ad Arc Effective through Monday July Srd.
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is, Xpect Wan(s q aU of these exciV'. ", ;
.tine new winners to w ivsiisuw.
this falL-
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Order means ngm ana.iwBte.
ward liberty nd free . command
I over one's self ; order is power;
t. -t:;'-,-W itf,"-t'.
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35c
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