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Kb LipAp! Kofrk of Raleigh peak with he* sister and HLjifj- and Mrs. Thprmun Gas HhMe^ ? V in mm Mrs. Ralph Herring and of Merritt Island, Fla. ^Kl his brother and family. Mr. ?pp. J. 6. Herring. Jr., last P Hri'm. Jr., Marshall and ^^H&leigh spent the past two Bs at the Mofriner Cottage at |Hn City. Enrgu|e home and dur Hn 'HeehgiM they visited relp ' Hiw'Sere. <?*?> ? 4 ,.bpd m Uses Dianne and Patsy Shef Wtm 'Jane Blackmorc, and Beth 'if left Monday to spend one -*w ?< Camp Kjykwuod at -Watha. SUNDAY rtplr BSiisi^OTfrH 0. E PARKER60N. MINISTER JRUtday School 3:45 p. m. Fayette Batts, Morning Worship |1:%) a. m. mm 1?V Church Choir ; , fjrpiaing Union 7:00 ?.-m. H. C. Alien. Director Evpffing Worship 8. 0Q p m. WARSAW METHODIST CHURCH 1- 5T*? WILSON MINISTER CHURCH SCHOOL ?:45 p. m. A. M Benton Sup't Warship Services Tl Oq A. M. I t, l Sermon: Music: ? WARSAW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NORMA* FLOWERS MINISTER Church School fcSO a. m. Afian W. Draaghon, Jr. Sup't Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. pioneer Fellowship 8:90 P. M. Evening Worship 7:30 P. M CALVARY BATJST CHURCH PAUL MULL. PASTOR CECIL PATE General Sunday School Superintend ent Robert Price, Adult Superinten dent- Mrp. Paul Mull. Training Union Director Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Prefer Service 8 p. m Wednesday 7:J# Training Unjon Evening Worship 8:30 p. m. Wednesday Prayer Service 7:88 p. m. WARSAW PENTECOASTAL HOLINESS CHURCH PASTOR . u , ? ? J Rex. Daaial Jones Worship Services ? Morning Worship 11:00 1 KT'tfng Worship 7:30 f Sunday School rfW|0:00 o'clock Every SuHHay ppotopp Bprwick. Superintendent TWUPeday Eveping Prayer Meeting 7-30 FJB0T ORIGINAL FREE WILL e - -.5^I5T CltyBCB ^SperintenpSIT^^" Robert Benson Way School 9:?5 A- M Morning Worship 18:50 ESI Worship 7:09 P. M. Wepapsd4y prayer Service 7;M P. M Gordon ajjf Augusta, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rouse and dauhgter of North Augusta, S. C., and Mr. and Mrs. James Butler and daughter of Clinton. Pamela and Joey Surratt of Goldsbo'ro spent last "weel with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Surratt. Miss KaThryn Bowen returned to Washjpgton, D C. Sunday after spending two weeks here with Mr. and Mrg- -Rots Wadkin* < ?> * t. Mrs. Jah Brown' and children So sgn and Calvin spent the wfwfcend with her parents Mr and *frs. Allen Draugbap, Sr., h- ? A Mrs. Listen "Sttmmerlin ha^ re turned horn eafter being a patjent at Duplin Qeneral jq KenankvjJJe. Mr. and Mrs. Myron" English'?nd daughter Charfotte of Virginia Beqch, Va. Spent last wseh.wlth her mother, Mrs.. Rufus Bowdeu pnd Mrs. Dorothy Johnson and sohftay. House guests for the past fwij weeks in the honje qf Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gibson were Mrs; Gibson's mother, Mrs. Z. V. Johnson of Bud son, their grantjdauhgter Joan Gib son pf Huittersville MM their ndlce, Ginger Witsorj Of Hudson;" Other weekend guests include Mr.-and Mrs. Sanjuel D. Johrisoff and Clfild ren Jane, Kathy, mj# Dean ot Glennviile, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. DauJ H. Gibson of Richmond, Va. and CuBtajn qpd MryvJow? V. <iib??n of Fawwtteville. > ?*<> 1 v ? , i Mr. and Mrs. James Sutton vis-1 itecj her nMther. Mrs. Virginia. Strickland near Newton Grave dun day afternoon. Douglass apd Connie Brinson of Raleigh are visiting with their aunt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Hill and Girlsi - ... m, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sest and dau ghter Leslie spent Sunday after noon at White Lake. ?? Mr. and Mrs. Jos Costln and Jane' Strickland spent the weekend at Kure'a Beach with Mrs. fiosUn's parents, Mr. and Mra. <E.C. Tyn dall, who are vacationing there this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leak 'and girls of Carhoro Spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Phillips, Mr. aqd Mrs. Grghaig Phillips, Jr. and girt* of Waliaee werg Saturday night sup per- guests of the -PhUlipR ' Kirk Kuykendbll of Ojntjppftas been visiting with Ws grandparents, Mr. and Mm.-Bob Blanebard. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Houston and children, West and Sherrif of Kiq ston, spent -the weekend with their mothers, dg*S. ? Ftora?*e Houston and Mrs. J. N. West, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J- D. Davis and baby of Chapel Mil] spent the week-, end with their families, Mr pnd Mrs. Jack Wpathprjy and Mfs.Mar tha Davis. Mr. and- Mrs." Arnold Jones and childreo moyed into their new borne' on the Kepaqsyille highway this week. ? ' Mrs. Hill Entertains Baltic Cluh MrS, Seth'TJjilentertained ftp ftembefr of fte Baltic Bridge club laSt Wednesday evening in tier home at Baltic at 8:Q0 p. m. Members playina wepe Mesdames Winnie Davis, Jaftes Sutton. He1?" Smith. Mafte Torran* Bruce Tor V ' ' "If , 1 ? 1 togh sfcd BLanSmU jiS^ved traveling. During play, Mrs. Hill served Coke*. I Bonnie Rivenbark Is Honored ? ' I Mr. ?d Mr* Raymond Riven barfc entertained their youngest daughter, -Bhanie iRaej- last- Wed nesday afternoon at 4:00 p. m. un til 5:30 p. m.- with ahirthday party on-the lawn of tWir home. Bonnie Rao mats celeboatii?' her fifth bir 1 thday. . The table ve* thrown with a bir thday cloth and centered with a lovely birthday cake decorated in pink, and white and topped with a gingerbread man. Helping Bonnie Rae celebrate were Joan Beat. Libby and Linda Beat..Susan and Whit Jones,- Fran hie and Laura Melene Steed, Cindy BosUc, Renee McCullen, Retha Carlton, D?na Hlvenbark, Leslie Best, Kathy Carlton, Debbie Wray and bar sisters, Debbie and Connie Lou. After outdoor games were enjoy ed. birthday cake, ice cream, potato Chips, and pink punch was served by Mrs. Rivenbark assisted by Mrs. Steed, Jr. ?. Favors Of 9 Coloring book, cray bas and--party- place card suckers were presented to each little guests as they departed. s -' ill 1 - Club Meets With Mr? Komeg&y1 $r's, Joe toraiegajt was hostess to her bridge club last Wednesday evening at 8 p. m- in her home in Warsaw. Members playing were Mesdames Frank Steed, Jr. ?prald Quinn, Roy Barwick, Arnold, Jones, George W?,t, had guests WW* Mrs. A1 Smith,'Mrs. Bill Best, and Mrs- Bill Grice. Mrs. Harwich received- * place mats with notching napkips for high, Mrs. Beet received a pyre* baking dish fgr second high and Mrs, 9u>Bn received a flower con tainer for consolation award. At mid point or Play, Mrs.'Kor-* negpy served pound cake, icp cream, and feed tea. 11 "? i ? i j Mrs. West Club Hostess & Edwabiis of Wilming ton was pjest when Mrs. Walter E. West entertained the members of her bridge club 1&t Wednesday Evening fn her home near Warsaw. Oldest soap Whs awarded to Mrs Fes ^litchner for high s<Mre. An apron was presented to Mr$. W. J. Middleton, Jr. for second high and Mrs. Jamea N. West, Jr., received a cop rack fpr consolation award. jOtljer members playing were Mrs. W. J. Taylor; Mrs. Elbert Matthis. Mrs. Eapl Huie, Mrs. 0. S. Mat thews, and Mrs." John A. Johnson During play, M|p. West' se|rvecr po tato chips and soft drinks and at the end of play, *she served pe?ch blueberry cobbler topper with whip ped cream and Coffee. . -? - , QOT A HOUSE TP ACNT? A LOW DUPLIN TIMES WANT ADS. 29 6 ?< ft 1 ? < L. . . t . , I M . Miss Majorie Carol Matthews i Edward Matthews of Turkey, who i neth Craig Smith of Warsaw, spn i Seplembdf at wedding is planned. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. announce her engagement to Ken of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Smith. A In Memory Of Orfr loved One - Qv Tufcctoy night/ June 4th, the Warn angm * fekiieH-' dblvn from . Heaven and plucked the most beau- < tiful flower from our home, our i loved one, Mr. Fehnell Frederick It has left us lonely and sad, and i and at times we feel that it ft hard i to understand, but Gq#'- ifr'His^in- 1 finite wisdom does all things well ! and we know that He had atpur- I pose in calling him. > va&T | He was prepared to go. was a consecrated Christian ' man, a m^n of love and patience and df a i most forgiving nature ancj he'Was i very ready to lend a helpmg'harid. He taught us earn day how to live a better life and to "do unto others as we woffltf have others do unto us'". It wW his motto in life, the motto he lived and his life has left behind a beautiful picture that will never be forgottn in death. ' " V His sweet smiling face reflected pictures of Heaven's happiness a foul, and we feel that some day we shall med hlfc thehe. ' ? Myrtie D. Frederick John Blackmore Celebrates Birthday '^ohp( Blackmore who was cele brating Ifis 6th birthday last Tues ra'y Was honored with a birthday party by his parents, Dr. and Mrs. James H. Blackmore at their home near Warsaw from 3:30 til 3:00 p. m. Guests were members of his Sun day School Class and his Sunbeam Class and they were: Chip Aus ley, Terresa Carlton, Michael Cos tin, Whit and Susan Jones, Leigh ?Ann Brock, Danny Rivenbark, An uria Jones, Gail Parkerson, David Carlton, Tracy Johnson, Craig Zieg ler and his sister Julia Ann and some of ber friends who were Mary 'Best Johnson, Jeannie Carlton and Carol Whaley who assisted her with the games and serving of the re freshments to the guest. Individual cup cakes topped.with candles, ice cream an'& pypch Werfe ' served. - ,i r_? Airs. Pridgen Is Honored i I MSB.it Gi "Park tPiiAgen was honor ed on her 81st birthday on Friday night in her home. Birthday cake and ice cream was served from a candlelit table. Only immediate members of her family and Mrs. Brookie Mae Bridges and Mrs. Mattie Williams attended. Mrs. Pridgen enjoyed opening her gifts. The value of the soybeans crop in the U. S. has increased a hijnd red-fold in 30 year?. Walter Mears Thigpen age 60 of Beulaville died in James Walker Memorial Hospital early Wednesday Morning ^ was in Devotional near He is survived by WS wife, the fbrn?er Freehda Quinn of Beulaville Thrde Daughters, Mrs. Norman Mercer of Beuhjville; Mf?- Norma iluffam pf New Bern and Mrs. Hen ry Johnston of JacksonviHe, Three Brothers, Bryson, Gordon and Earl all of Beulaville, Two STslers, Mrs. Florence Jones of Norfolk and Mrs. Annie Ray Lanier of BettlavHle and Ten Grand Children. ! nti V I j ?i ? J. R. BATCHELOR James Robert Batchelgr, 57 of Beulaville died Tuesday In Parrot-, t's Hospital at Kinston after a' brief illness. Funeral services Were held at tte, home Thursday afternoon at 3:0Q O'clock by Rev. Lloyd Vernon, pas tor of the Potter's HH1 Advent Christian Church. Burial followed in the Sand Hill Church Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, thp former Hettie Miller, One son Her bert James Batcheipr of the borne, two daughters Mrs. Arteoe p. Tyn dall of Pink Hill and Mr* Gerline B. Tyndall of the home. Five broth ers ChaHes, Albeit. Joltn, Boscoe and Waldo Batcbeler ail 'of Pink Hill, three sisters, Mrs. Florence Carter of Pink Hill, Mrs. Dollie Carter of Lexington and Mrs. Mat tie Heath of Warsaw, tliree grand children. i; * i i ,j i m H'ii ,. EDWIN USHER ROSE HILL - Edwin Usher, 75, died Tuesday at the Veterans Hos pital in Fayettevllle. Surviving are one sister. Miss Florence Usher;' and two brothers, Charlie and Leo, all of Rose Hill! Prayers for the recessed were conducted at the Crampler and' Honeycutt Funeral Borne in Clin ton, Wednesday at 5 P - no. Funef al mass was held at Our Lady of : f 10:18 *h!.^SC^tta Rev. Harold Gregory, assited by the Rev Robert McMahoa. Interment was BLAND pS. piIITHELD MOJ.lNT?ftLIKPv-ii)end E. Whit ffi>nTpriags. Rt. 1. "Surviving aif oae daughter, Mrs. Uhies E. OMris of Kiuston; one bro ther. L. H. "Whitfield of Mount OUve; and two sisters, Mrs. C. D. Bennett of Seven Springs, and Mrs. J. R. Blizzard of Mount Olive. Rt. 1. Funeral services were held Wed nesday at 3 p. m. at the Tyndall Funeral Chapel in Mount Olive. Burial was in the family cemetery in the White Flash community of Duplin County. Be was a member ft Grant's Otapel, Free Will Baptist Church add of the Goldstxta Moos? Lodfr WJU4AM G. SIMMONS <FQRT BRAQG, N. C. - Cadet WiJ 1, Albertson, N. C? fs scheduled to cbpTjplete sit weeks of training at bw* Reserve Officer Trailing Corps (ROTC) summer camp at fort Bragg, Jiify 26. ' 1 "**' 1 Cadet Simmons is active in' the ROTC program at North Carolina state College. *< Be wgs graduated from B. <P.; Grady High School in I960. - ' * u CQCNCft W. OLIVER JJI. FOBT BRAGG, N. C. - Cadet Council W. 'bllver-' Jo; l$l',i'whose parents live at 112*E John st., Mount Oliver, N. C., is scheduled to complete six weeju of training at the Reserve Otioer Training Corps (ROTO summer* camp at Fort Bragg. N. C.. July 26. Cadet Oliver is a I960 graduate of Mount Olive High School and is active in the ROTC program at Norfh Carolina State College in Ral eigh. He is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha 'and Delta Kappa Phi frater nities. . ? n 1 1 - ' " ""l I " " North Carolina residents in the N. C. State student enrollment for the 1862 Fall Semester numbered 5,416; residents of Other states 900; are resideflte wf? foreign countries, ?124. Airman Pridgen Cbanyto Afc IH i and'Mrs. John C. -Pridgen ^hw?w, ?. C is being reassigpedto C*an ?e 4FB. ?7rtr tec^l training as a united States Air Force elec trician. v ' %? Airman Pridgen, who eaKsted in sssra trTbe?WS fa f 1*3 srp##* of Jaipes Kenan High ?chppl. " * ? 'J!'," ? ti , Schedule Suryicej liJlitMiSll i^ia>yL ? netiuHiiS! CnurCn guest milnsters % the remainder pf the summer IW\day July 88ft. The Be* John Detwilder, Chapiian of Dorothea D? Hotltftaj. sAajgh.' Sunday August 4th. Or. James Blackmore of "Warsay. Sunday August 11th. Ihp Rever end -W. E. Howard, retired Mfctho dist Minister of Mount OIM*. ?? ? Uurtfclay Augflst 18th. The Rtfrer- ' sgdto-?sa ?h. H*, HIH Methodist CtnirdK 1 r5 The above preachers wil) apeak at Carlton Ctyippl Methodist Church at 9:30 a. m. and at Warpaih at 11:06. t iX t ?pr ' V m ? BBj^^HMnV ? fMCC SURVEY ???!$&,.?>,' ^j^BwjowdWo^ h^Ai ^ I IK- C> Page -?? - rf"* ?*'. /.gi ' ;lUfir^y ?'? ? tj| >?? y .: D U^LIM? THEATRE "AW COWTJONF-t)" Warsaw, N. C. Banko Each Tuesday Night \ m #. ?jR St, *? rt Thv^y ~ JWy 25 The Head - ^ { July 26-27 ^NO.. niCJIJTt? CDtt n ,iimi/-hr?rN ir^ . " I Our 1st. Annual ? 4 ' 4 ? f "V v % t i ?> ) 1 APPRECIATION ?ALE To the many finerriends who have made our first j^eay. an enjoyable ?ne. We extend our thanks and tfWte yp^to. 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