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| Warsaw Society Ilia. Ulll Utilminn. MUd r?sj nui ui wimwy , ton College spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Hill. E.H. Garner spent the week end in Faison with his ma ternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Peel. Jr. and Mrs. Cary Peel of Roxobel were housesuests of the Powell sisters this week end. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brown and children, Belenda and Ron ald of Rose Hill were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Belton Minshew. Mr. and Mrs. William Costin and children spent Sunday in Mt. Olive with Mrs. Costin's parents Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Britt. Bobbie Jean Graham of Me thodist College, Fayetteville spent the weekend with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Graham. Mrs. Fred Costin and Mrs. Nathan Costin and boys spent Saturday in Goldsboro and Sel ma. Mrs. Daisy Stancil who has been visiting in Selma with her sister Mrs. Mamie Gerner. re turned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barwick and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carl ton spent the weekend touring the mountains of North Caro lina and Tennesee. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bene tte of New York City are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Best. Friends of Mrs. Perry Smith will be happy to learn tnat she has returned home after being a patient at the Woodard Her ring Hospital in Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Bell and children and J.D. Eason re turned home last week after va cationing for two weeks in Rome New York. Mrs. T.R. Qulnn attended the funeral of Willie Bell at Sum merlin's Crossroads Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Edwaras spent Tuesday thru Friday in New York on business. Mrs. Pearl Stephenson of Goldsboro spent Monday and Tuesday with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pat - Draughon. Mrs. Draughon and Mrs. Stephenson spent Tues day in Fayetteville. Brad Minshew of Methodist College. Fayetteville, spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Belton Minshew. Mrs. Bertha Roxby and son Earl Jr., and Connie Belch and Mrs. S.B. Zachary visited Mr. and Mrs. Roger Belch of Portsmouth Va., Friday and Saturday. Connie Belch return ed home after spending sever al weeks with her granaparents, Mr. and Mrs. Zachary. Mrs. Gerald Qulnn and Mrs. Johnny Powell shopped in Kins ton Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Costin - were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Weathersbee and family of Wilmington. - ? Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patterson of Mt. Olive visited Mr. and Mrs. C.V. Garner Sunday. Mrs. LJ. Qulnn spent sev eral days last week in Wil mington visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Alderman. Mrs. B.J. Miller of High Point is spending this week with her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Britt, Jr. Mrs. Roy Barwick. Mrs. Bill Best ana Mrs. Hugh Carbon shopped in Goldsboro Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H.M. Alford of Jackson. Miss, are visiting Miss Lucy Williams and Sam Williams. Mrs. T.R. Quinn and Mrs Gerald Quinn spent Thursday in Beulavllle visiting relatives and Mr! and Mrs. Richard Wil liams and son Frederick. Mrs. Robert L. West. Mrs. C.F. Carroll. Mrs. Mills Hod ges and Mrs. Henry L. Stevens Jr. - They attended the 67th An nual Convention. North Caro lina Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Raleigh October 8. 9. and 10th. Weekend guests of Rev. and Mrs. D.E. Parkerson were Mr. and Mrs. Dickie Fleming and Jackie. Miss Glenda Smith and Jimmy Smith and Mrs. Marie Fleming of Spartanburg, South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Costln and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cos tin visited Mrs. Mattie Bon ham in Wilmington Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Draughon and Paige spent the weekend in Greenville with friends and attended the Homecoming Ac tivities at East Carolina College. MRS. PEELE HONORED Mrs. Emma Chambers, Mrs. Kathleen Snyder and Miss Annie Kate Powell honored their sis ter, Mrs. Cary Peele of Roxo bel Sunday witn a birthday din ner at tne Powell home on Pine Street. Mrs. Peele was celebrating her 85th birthday. A delicious turkey dinner with all the trimmings and birthday cake was served by the hos tesses. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. Alvis Powell of Goldsboro. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Peele, Jr., of Roxobel, Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Powell and J.D. Hocutt. METHODIST MEN HONOR ROSE HILL CLUB The fireside room of the Methodist Church was the set ting last Wednesday evening for the monthly meeting of the Methodist Men's Club. The Warsaw Club was host to the Rose Hill Methodist Men's - Club. Rev. T. Fant Steele of Rose Hill gave the Invocation after which a delicious chicken dinner was served. President William Costin presided and welcomed the - guests and members followed by a short business meeting. ? ? ? ? ? Fred Waist on closed the meeting with the benediction. VISIT FOREIGN MISSIONARY Mrs. D.E. Parkersoo sod Miss Mary Hester Powell spent Thursday in Raleigh with Miss Delilah Jones, who is a For eign Missionary Nurse to Ni geria. Miss Jones spoke to the student nurses at Rex hospi tal in Raleigh at 6:0^ Thurs day evening, and Mrs. Park erson and Miss Powell atten ded the meeting. Miss Powell and Miss Jones worked in Ni geria together and Miss Jones Is now on furlough and will be addressing the different student nurses in various hospitals while home. ATTENDS INAUGURATION Rev. D.E. Parkerson of the First Baptist Church of War saw attended the Inaguratlon Services of Dr. Olin T. Brink ley who is the new president of the Southeastern Seminary at Wake Forest last week. HOME GARDEN CLUB The Home Gardners Garden Club met last Wednesday eve ning at 3:30 at the Grammar School for their monthly meet-, ing, with 13 members present. The Club is sponsoring a Beautlflcation project for the school grounds with Mrs. El bert Matthls as chairman of the project. Mr. Rouse from the Duplin Nursery cave instruc tions on planting the shrubbery which was planted around the front and side of the school cafeteria, with more plants to be planted later. At the conclusion of the plant ing , light refreshments were served. Trial & Error Offset ts improving somewhat. However some times I feel like Francis Man ning Editor of the Williams ton paper. At a recent News paper Press Association some one asked Francis if he had gone Offset. He said, "Yes he had. I am "off" in my head, and set in my ways." That is about the way we feel part of the time. Several people have made in quiries about the Sunday School lesson. That is one problem which we are working on now. The Sunday School service that we haVe been buying is set on 12 ems, which is too wide for our columns in the new paper. We have written to the com pany and they are working with us on that problem. We hope to get it back in the paper if they can furnish it for us. If we cannot eet their service we will try another one. The Press Association meet in Jacksonville was very fine the past weekend. The Jackson ville Daily News was host for the occasion and they had a fine program planned for everyone. The food was delicious and the programs were most in teresting. Lt. Col. Bowser. Commandant of Camp Lejeune, was speaker for the banquet and gave a most informative talk about Camp Lejeune. On Saturday morning we toured the base with Capt. Arnold as guide. The base is so clean and well kept. It is very beautiful, and with the colorful fall leaves, and the pretty sunshiny morn ing, it was just beautiful. We only saw a part of the base in our two-hour tour, so you can imagine what a tremen dous base it is. At the Saturday luncheon meet informative talks with slides were presented on Viet Nam. ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Al Smith an nounce the birth of a daughter Kelly Thomas, born October 14th at Caoe Fear Memorial Hospital, Wilmington. Mrs. Smith is the former Jean Newkirk of Warsaw. MUSIC CLUB MET Wednesday, October 9th, was the date of the monthly meet Bene walstongave*program on Van Cliburn. well known concert pianist who performed the opening concert of the - Friends' of the College aer ies on October 8th in Raleigh. Mr. Cliburn is the recipient of the Leventrit Award, the win ner of the first International Tschaikovsky Competition in Moscow, and has received a golden record for his recording of the Tschaikovsky Compe tition in Moscow, and has tt recordtng T"-K*fh<trslty Concerto in B-flat Minor. Those attending the concert in Ral eigh were, Mrs. J.T. Gresham, Mrs. Paul Potter Mrs. W.J Middleton, Jr.. Laurie and Carolyn Gresham, Tana Carl ton Marina, Jane and Mrs. Robert Blackmore and Bette Walston. * Students performing were Aha Blanchard, Ann Holt Jor dan, Margaret Grady, Carolyn Gresham and Bette Walston. Donna Sue Edwards and Bet te Walston served refreshments during the social hour. PAIGE DRAUGHON HONORED Miss Paige Draughon cele brated her second birthday Mondav evening with a dinner given by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Draughon, at their home on Memorial Drive. Those helping Paige ce lebrate were Mrs. Pearl Ste phenson and Peggy of Golds - boro, Mr. ana Mrs. O.R. Draughon and Johnny of Clin ton and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tew and sons, Roy Jr. and Neal of Dunn. The hostess served a deli cious fried chicken dinner with all the trimmings and birth day cake which was decorated with white icing. WS OF CS MET MONDAY The W.S.C.S. of the Metho dist Church met Monday eve ning at 8:00 p.m. in the fire side room of the church. Mrs. Joe Wahab. president, presided during the business meeting. At the conclusion of the business meeting, a very Interesting program was giv en in the form of a panel dis cussion by Mrs. Cyrus Lanier, Mrs. A.M. Benton. Mrs. W.C. Martin and Mrs. Ted Wilson. The meeting was closed with prayer. MR. EASON IS HONORED Mr. John F. Eason was honored Sunday with., a birth day dinner given ty Mrs. J. J. Bell, Fred Eason and J.D. Eason ehildren-of-Mr. Eason, the dinner was held at the Eason home on Rt. 1, Warsaw with fifty guests attending. Out of town guests were; Mrs. Minnie Raynor and Mr. and Mrs. Raeford and daugh ter of Rose Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen and family of Fay etteville, Mr. and Mrs. Wes ly Heath and family of Bon Level and Miss Joyce Eason of Wilmington. BAPTIST CIRCLES MEET The Circles of the First Bap tist Church met last week in the following respective homes. The theme of the programs for the circles was on"Miss Grace McBride, Missionary Nurse". Each circle elected officers for the new church year during the business meeting. ns Johnny Powell. Mrs. Avon - Sharps presented the program. 1 Following the program the hostess served soft drinks and cheese biscuits to the nine members present. Circle #3 met with Mrs. F.J. rhomes Monday night wlthMrs Allen Draughsn Sr.. chairman, presiding. Miss Betty Leftln presented the program. Mrs. Thomas served cheese cake toasted nuts, and coffee to the thirteen members pre sent. Circle #3 met with Mrs. Flo rence Houston Monday night with ten members present. Mrs. Houston, chairman, presided. Mrs. Ira Ezzell and Mrs. G.S. Best presented the program. Mrs. Houston served ice cream Boats and cookies. ? > SUIT'S hSSSs0?!^8^?* p ved apple pie topped with ice cream and coffee. Mrs. Knowles, chairman. F presided and Mrs. Ellis West ? presented the program. There P were twelve present. Circle #6 met with Mrs. J.C. . Brock on Monday night with Mrs. H.C. Allen presenting the devotion and calendar prayer, j Miss Mary Alice Blackmore - J presented the program. Mrs. ; Floyd Strickland presided. lw hostess served cookies and coffee to the thirteen mem* hers present. ? Circle #6 met Monday night with Mrs. Robert Chestnut!, Mrs. Gerald Qulnn chairman, presided. Devotion apd calen dar of prayer was presented by Mrs. D.E. Parkerson. Mrs. Quinn presented the program. L Circle #7 mat with Mrs. Or iend Grlce with seven me lit ers present. Mrs. Batty Hum hrey, chairmen presided end (rs. Grlce presented the pro ram. Mrs. Grlce served pound cake ce cream, nuts, and coffee. Circle #6 met with Mrs. 'homes Rayfaen with Mrs. Ber ha Rex by. chairman, presid ing. Mrs. Rexby presented the irogram. There were five pre Mrs. Rayfaen served coffee :ookles and mas. Reed peer IIB1I deify SUNDAY r STOP BUY SAVE B.A.K. GAS STATION LOCATED NEXT TO DUPLIN MOTORS WARSAW, N.C. GAS FOR LESS Regular - 27r Per Gallon Hi Test - 30r 94 5/10 Octane 103 Octane B.A.K. 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