| Warsaw Neto*
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mra. Glean Rolling
?peat Sunday with their daughter
and family. Mr. and Mm. W C.
Chaiken and aon of Charlotte
Mra. T. R. Quinn and Mrs.
Oliver Edwards shopped la Clin
ton Tuesday.
Miss Joyce Potter of Golds
boro spent the weekend with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pot
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bizxell of 1
Raleigh were week end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Garner.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Quinn and
son, Jay, were Saturday night
supper guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Alderman of'
Rose Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Kuyhendall
and children, Kirk and Shirl of
Clinton spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Blanchard. Mrs. Lucille Hale of
Portsmouth, Virginia spent sev
eral days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Blanchard.
Mrs. Pat Draughan and daugh
ter, Paige spent Friday in Golds
with her mother, Mrs. Pearl
Stephenson. Paige remained to
spend the weekend with her
grandmother.
Mrs. MUford Quinn and son,
Robin visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Sanderson in
Beulaville Tuesday.
Mrs. Fannie Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Jones and dau
ghter, Shelby spent the weekend
in Natural Bridge, Va. visiting
Mrs. Anderson's son, Charles
Anderson. Along with Charles,
they enjoyed touring the Blue
Ridge Mountains and other
places of inetrest.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Draughan,
Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Drau
ghan spent the weekend at More
head .
places of interest.
Gerald Quinn, I. J. Quinn,
Bennie Wilson, Ayden Powell,
Dick Burton. Dale Hoffman and .
Jack Gardener spent Thursday
r
and Friday la Ashevllle attend
ing an L G. A. Adevrtising
Meet nig.
Bdlv Vann and BUI RoUina of
end with Mr. and Mra. Glenn
Rollins.
Mr .and Mra. Joe Coetin were
Senday dinner guesta of her par
ents, Mr. and Mra. E. C. Tyn
daU of Konansville.
Johnny Pat Harmon of U. N.
C. spent the weekeod with Mft
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Har
mon.
Mr. and Mri. Charlie WMtley
and children of Mount OUve vis
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lott Kcrnegay Sunday.
Mra. E. J. HOI is visiting for
several weeks with her niece,
Miss Susy Huasey of Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Page Johnson
and boys and Mr. apd Mrs. Em
mons Garner and E. H. attended
the Homecoming at the Bowden
Presbyterian Church in Bowden
Sunday,
Bobo Potter of State College
spent the weekend with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Potter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Williams
several days this week with Mr.
and Mrs. L. O. Williams.
Little David Hollingsworth is
spending this week with his pat
ernal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Hollingsworth of Fai
son.
Dwight Kirby of Raleigh spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kiiby.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Paul Ed
wards and children, John Beth,
and Troy spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bostic.
Miss Judy Martin of Raleigh
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Mar
tin.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Caison of
Jacksonville spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert West.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Williams
Utended the Homecoming at the
- nwr. Urove tfapUM ;nurcn i
Mr. and Mr*. Ralph DsLoca
and son, Ralph Jr. ot Raleigh
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mr*. Bruce Cost in.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wadkina
spent Sunday in Lumberton visit- J
ing Mrs. Maude Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Beaten.
Kathy, and Tommy spent the
weekend with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Ross of Oak CHy.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayiand Davis
and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wadkina
attended a banquet at Lake Wac
camaw in home of Norwood
Chestnutt, received Agriculture
Supervisor of this District.
GBICE AT MED SCHOOL
Ormond Drew Grice registered
for his first year at the Univer
sity of North Carolina School of
Medicine recently.
Grice is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ormond Grice of 210 CheOy
Street Warsaw and is married to
the former Ann Pope of Magno
lia.
Drew is a graduate of James
Kenan High School and received
his Bate he lor Degree in Chemis
try at U. N. C. in June 1902. His
honors and extracurricular acti
vities there included Ph: Mu Al
pha Fraternity, Student Govern
ment and Freshman Honor Stu
dent.
The UNC School of Medicine
established in 1070 requires its
applicants to complete the re
quirements for a four year Bach
eor of Science or Bachelor of
Arts Degree, or a special three
year pre-medical course, at an
accredited college for admission.
Dean W. R. Berrybill and a
special committee on admission
select these whom they deem
best qualified for the study of
medicine from those who have
completed the basic require
ments
BALTIC CLUB MET
Mrs. Bob Blanc hard was hos
tess to the Baltic Bridge Club
Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock at her home near War
saw.
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>S7JSSTUSfe'St
Sutton, Mr* Winnie DavU, Mrs.
CHatoa Rou*e, Mrs. E C. Wray,
Mrs. Bruce Torrana, Mrs. 8Mb
Hill, Mrs. Mattie Torran* and
Mrs Helen fimtti.
Cokes, candy and peanuts
were served during progres
sion.. At the cwrimkm of play,
pound cake, ice cream amf.cot
fte-.
Flower pots were awrded to
Mrs. Sutton for high score, Mrs.
Davis for second high and Mrs.
Rouse for traveling after the sco
res were compiled.
MRS. COSTIN HONORED
Mrs. Charles Howard, Mrs.
William Costin and Mrs. Nor
wood Graham honored Mrs. Wal
ter Costin, recent bride, with a
bridal shower Saturday evening,
October 5th. at S:00 p. m. at the
Penny Branch Club House near
Warsaw.
Mrs. Costin was presented
with a lovely array of gifts.
The refreshment t able was
overlaid with a white cloth, and
centered with an arrangement of
pink roses flanked by pink burn
ing tapers entwined with English
ivy. Cokes, potato chips, mints,
nuts and punch were served buf
fet.
MRS. HERRING HOSTS CLUB
Mrs. Thurman Gaster was high
scorer for the evening when Mrs.
J. B. Herring, Jr. entertained
the members of her bridge dub
at her new home on Walnut
Street. Mrs. Gaster was awarded
a figurine. Mrs. Nathan Costin
received a wall plaque for tra
veling prize arsf Mrs. James
Taylor also won a wall plaque
for second high score. Others
playing were Mrs. LaVerle Kin
law. Mrs. E. C. Wray, Mrs. Wil
Hara Costin and Mrs. Marvin
Sutton.
During progressions, the hos
tess served Cokes and potato
chips and at mid point of play
pie a-la-mode and coffee.
METHODIST CIRCLES
The Methodist Circles of the
Warsaw Methodist Church met
in the following homes with the
topic of the Program for the
Month being "Women of the
Bible."
Mrs, Hopton Smith was hostess
to- Circle No. One in her home
with nine members present. Mrs.
Ross Wadkins presided and Mrs.
M&rtha Davis presented the de
votional and' the program was
given by Mrs. Irene Strickland.
At the conclusion of the pro
gram, chicken salad, potato
chips, cherry tarts, crackers and
coffee were served.
Circle No. Three met in the
home of Mrs. Wr. C. Martin with
eleven members present. Mrs.
Job Wahab presented the devo
tional and a most interesting
program was presented by sever
al members of the circles.
During the social hour, the
hostess served apple pie and
coffee.
Mrs. C. C. Rouse presided over
the business meeting when Cir
cle No. Four met in -the home
of Mrs. J. P. Johnson with ten
members present.
The devotional and program
was given by Mrs. Ruby Beasley.
Following the program, the
hostes served coconut cake, nuts,
and coffee.
Circle No. $ met in the home
of Mrs. Ayden Powell with Mrs.
Roy Berwick giving the pro
gram. At the conclusion of the
program, the hostes served gin
ger bread with whipped cream
and coffee to the six members
present.
Circle No. Six met at 3:S>
with Mrs. D. J. Middleton, with
eight members present. Mrs
Middleton presided and Mrs.
Charles Carroll gave th edcvo
tionai from the 23rd Psalms.
P PHARMACISTS
L' MESSAGE a
BY SAM CAVENAUGH
It's doubtful if science really
knows what sleep Is. It's re
cognized, of course, that it Is
very necessary in vary
ing amounts if tne human sys
tem is to function properly.
Sleep gives your cells the nec
essary time to recover from
the day's work and effort, it
is the time your muscles re
lax and bulla up their store of
fuel for a new day, and it
is the time your blood requires
to eliminate wastes through
skin, lungs and kidneys.
Although the young loudly re
sist it. the teenagers claim
ability to do without it, and the
oldsters sometimes have diffi
culty wooing it, sleep is a very
necessary commodity if the
body is to regenerate Itself
for another day.
Don't be asleep in the impor
tant matter of having your pres
criptions properly filled. Accu
rate and exacting filling, using
die higest quality drugs, is as
sured at Sam's Drug Store,
Rose Hill, Phone 289-2440.
THIS WEEKS HOUSEHOLD
HINT: Save the plastic from
worn-out play pools, this can
be used to recover worn out
pillows on lawn furniture.
Mrs. Emmons Garner gave a
most interesting program on the
Methodist Women, after which
the hostess served lemon pie
with ice cream and coffee.
FIDELIA SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS
The Fidelia Sunday School
Class of the First Baptist Church ,
met Thursday evening in the Fel
lowship Room of the Church with
nineteen members present. The
meeting was opened with a song
followed by the devotional given
by Mrs. Delmar Parfcerson.
During the business meeting
election of officers was held with
Mrs. Y. L. Smith elected as
President, Mrs. Ira Ezxell, Vice
President and Mrs. Davis Hol
lingsworth, Secretary and Trea
surer.
During the social hour, the hos
tesses Mrs. James Sutton and
Mrs. Winnie Davis assisted by
Mrs. Gerald Quiim, served car
rott cake, toasted pecans, dain
ty pimento sandwiches and cof
fee.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. George Best, Jr.
announce the birth of a daugh
ter, Rebecca Jean, born Tues
day, October 8th, at Duplin Gen
eral HaopitaJ.
Mrs. Best is the former
Frances Plyer of Charlotte.
FRIENDSHIP
NEWS
PERSONALS
Visiting Mr, and Mrs. Glen
wood Sanderson this weekend
was Miss JUdy Kornegay of
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Kornegay and children of Wil
mington. Sunday afternoon
visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
Randall Hargrove of Mt. Olive.
Mrs. Ann Best and daughter
of Faison visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Soloman Povwell
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Whaley
and children of Beulaville vi
sited Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Wha
ley, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Matthews
and children of Warsaw visited
Mr. and Mrs. George Prldgen
and Mack, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wallace
and Angela of Albertson visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. Odell Brock
and children, Tuesday night.
Mrs. Emma Potterand Miss
Margaret Swlnson of Durham
and Mrs. Adelle Warsonof Wil
Mlngton visited Mr. and Mrs7~
Ben Swinson over the weekend.
Friends were sorry to hear of
the death of Miss Clair Mil
ler on Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis
and children of Georgia and Mr.
and Mr*. Olive r Lewis ana
girls of Wilmington were Sund
aay dinner guest of Mr. and
Mrs. L, J.Jones.
Mrs. RUth Wells of Mt. Olive
and Mrs. Mtxlne Lewis and
girls of Wilmington visited Mr.
and Mrs. GLenwood Sanderson.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rlnenuaric
and girls Wanda and Perry
Ann of Suffolk Vs. spent die
weekend with Mrs. Eva James
and attended the wedding of
Miss Sue Outlaw and Dallas
Weaver on Saturday.
Mrs. Dewitt Lewis of Warsaw
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Swlrison Saturday afunwon.
Miss Judy Williams spaatSun
day In Wallace and Wilmington.
Mrs. Faye Hill and son.
Mike, are spending the week
with he r Mother, Mrs. Wll- 1
xrt Pate.
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Industry And The ftoducers Of
This Area And
Southeasten North Carolina
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Salute
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Poultry Industry And The
Impact It Has Made
On The
Economy Throughout
Southeastern
North Carolina."
?COMJNS
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We Are Glad
To Be Associated
With The
Great Poultry Industry
And Its
Producers In This Area
And S.E.N.C. !!!
Member F. D. I. C.
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