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ro/ynfereshom Chosen Outstanding
fwnhMn5outheast6rfi<Dlstritt f
Igg* of N. C.
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of Chbqafcpin. Kay Britt, Linda
Grice. Tnu Carlton. Laurie Gresh
am, Carolyn Gresham, and Cathy
Mattocks of Rose Hill.
Ratings of Excellent were gives
to: Jane Blackmore. Donna Sue Ed
wards. Dianna Outlaw. Patsy Shef
field. and Tanga Jo 'West of War
saw. Students rating Very Good
were: Tricia Kornegay. Becky Phil
lips. Cynthia Kretsch, Jan Town
send. Margaret Grady, Ann Price,
and Nancy Ward.
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Personals
Mr. an J Mrs. Charles'Barker and
son, Charles HI, of Oxford spent
Saturday with his mother. Mrs. W.
A. Carter.
Weekend gfacsts of Mr. and Mrs.
Jafnes Fnrnwr were Mr. and Mrs.
Jodt WtfHarrts Raleigh.
Drew Grice of U. N. C. spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Jjrs. Orroond Grice
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby "Butler of
Clinton were week end guests o{
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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blaocbartt,
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Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
i. T. Gresluun. Jr., were Mr .and
Mrs. ?ed Wright and children.
David, Lillian' and Gloria of Hyat
tsvilie, Maryland.
Miss Carol Baars of Chapel Hill
spent the -md with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs.' Pred Baars.
Friends of Mrs. Cecil Bostic will
i regret to learn that she is a patient
at Duke Hospital.
Mrs. W. H. Kennedy of Mt. Olive
spent several days this week with
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Herring.
Mrs. Wilber Matthews of Rich
mond, Va. spent last week with
her sister, Mrs. Glendora Brown.
Miss Ann Straiighan of Wgmanls
College spent the weekend with her
parefits. Dr. and Mrs. X W.'. Straii
ghan.
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Cannon of
Wilmington visited Mr. and Mrs.
Seth Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Williams and Miss Eli
zabeth Blanchard of Kinston were
Snnday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. L. O. Williams.
A1 Payne of Kenansville was week
end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cos
tin and Rudy Hasty.
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Mrs. Ewers ?
Speaks To
Home Gardeners
' Mrs .Otto Matthews vh -tnfcess
to the members ef Uk Home Gar
deners Garden CTub Wednesday
afternoon at *.-*> p. h?; at her home
on Memorial Dtiro Upon arrhral of ,
the guests. Mrs. Matthews served *
chocolate poupd cake, jtof / crec,ni,
and coffee. SP r {
Mrs. Atratt ?raugtom, - Jr.. ? Prist-:
dent, presided, and during the busi
ness session, the members discussed
; plans for the April Flower Shower
With Mrs. Heeler' MCNti), General'
Chairman of the Show, which will ,
be held in Warsaw, a suest to the
club.
Mrs. E. P. Ewers was guest
speaker for the afternoon and her
topic was "Horticulture" with the
mate emphasis on propagation.
Attend "Spotlight
Oil Worried* ! |
Conference
Mrs. J. W. Farrlor and Mrs. J
P. Harmon attended a Conference
Spotlight on WOmen'held at thO Uni
versity of North Carolina in Ctnpei
Hill, February l*h arid 17th. This
is an annual conference sponsored
by the N. C. Federation of Business
and Professional Women's Clubs in
cooperation with the University of
| North Carolina Extension Division.
Honor
Mr. Holfingsworth )
Mr. and Mrs. Herman B. Hoi-1
lingsworth honored H. B. Hollings- l
worth, father of Mr. Hollingsworth,
of Faison with a birthday dinner
Sunday. The event marked Mr. Hol
lingsworth's fiftieth birthday. Those i
attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Taylor, Beth and Buster. Ear) and ;
Foster Williams, and Mr. and Mrs.
Hollingsworth of Faison.
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Garden Club
The February meeting of the
Warsaw Garden Club met in the
Fireside Room of the Methodist
Church on Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. S. E. Godwin as hostess.
Mrs. E. C, Thompson. President,
presided and opeued the meeting
with a prayer.
For the afternoon program, Mrs.
[ & P. Ewers introduced Mrs. Lillian
Wooten of KinstoMbo gave a most
| interesting telle Jft "Table Arran
gements." Mrsrwootan discusded
| several scales of. points to be used
in table arrangements. They were:
i color harmony, suitability, distri
bution and originality, proportion
and balance, and conditions and
distinctions.
Mrs. M. M. Hopper, Jr., of Kins
ton was also a guest.
Delicious refreshments, coveying
the Valentine motif, and consisting
of cherry cobhler, dainty sand
wiches, salted nuts, and coffee
were served.
Green
Thumbelinas Met
\liss Jan Towi seod was hostess
to the Green Thumbelinas last
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Walnut Street. Upon arrival of the
members, Jan. assisted by Mrs.
Townsend, served, cookies. Valen
tine candy and punch to the fifteen
members present.
Mrs. J. M. Kornegay presented
the program on "Green Arrange
ments". At the conclusion of the
program .each member assisted
Mrs. Kornegay in making an ar
rangement to carry Mrs. Earl Huie,
who was to have the program, but
due to sickness could not attend.
Miss Laurie Gresham will be hos
tess to the next meeting which will
meet in March.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher .Carlton an
nounce the birth of a daughter. Am-!
elia, bom February 19th at Sampson
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Carlton is the former Peggy
Mitchell at Warsaw.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. James Norwood
West, Jr announce the birth af a
son born Feb. 23rd. at Sampson
Memorial Hospital
Mrs. West is the former U>ik Gjod
bolt of Warsaw.
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Entertains Club
Mrs. Gerald Quinn was hostess
'o her bridge club Thursday even
ing at her home on Walnut 9treet.
Mrs. M. L. Kinlaw was guest to
the chib and members playing were
Mesdames Joe Coatin, Roy Berwick,
toe Komegay. Arnold Jones. A. J.
tenkins. Jr, George West and Mrs.
Bert Alewander.
After the second progression. Mrs.
Quinn served cherry delight, toast
ed nuts and coffee
When the score* were compiled at
tl* end of play. Mrs. Costin receiv
ed hand let lee for high; Mrs. Bnr
wick was presented bath towels for
traveling prise and Mrs. Komegay
received hate fawdsr for cowuH?
ttan prise.
The Valentine Motif was used in
decorating the American Legion
Hut Saturday evening when Misses
Jane Strickland and Buedy Jones
were hostesses to a party from eight
Until afcven o'clork. Aroknd forty
jhweU atMndad and enjoyed games
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hostesses.
Mr. sod Mrs D. G. Alderman of
Rose Hill were week end guests of
Mi and dr . I. I ijiinn, and son,j
Jay. Mr. and Mrt Edsel Riven
bark and children, Sandy and1
Eddie, were Sunday dinner guests
of the Quinn'8. '
Mr .and Mrs. Jo- Brinson anb
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Mr and Mrs. Joseph Rause of Maf
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Mr. and Mrs E E, Jones spent
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