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Warsaw News Personals, ? Milton Costln of Raleigh spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bruce costln. Friends of Mrs. J.T. Kelly will regret to learn that her father Murp.'.y Smith, of Rock Ingham suffered a heart attack last week. The Kellys are for merly residents or Warsaw. Mrs. Frank Steed. Jr. and Mrs. James Sutton spent Thurs day morning In Goldsboro. Friends of Mrs. Delamar - Parkerson will regret to learn that she still is a patient at James Walker Memorial Hos pital in Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs. D.J. Alder man of Rose Hill were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. Mrs. Pat Draughon visited Miss Peggy Moore In Raleigh Wed. evening. Mrs. List on Sum merlin, and ? I Mrs. Robert Chestnut! Mrs. Betton Minshew visited Mrs. Wilbur Jackson in Goldsboro Wednesday. Or. ana Mrs. Clifton Qulnn and family of La Graqge. Mrs Mina Kennedy of Beulavllle and Mrs. Hortense Hasty of Ken ansvllle were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. George Janes and daughters of Raleigh visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis West Saturday. The Benny Wilsons spent the weekend in Gaffney, South Ca rolina with his mother, Mrs. A.D. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson re turned home with the Wilsons for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith of Clinton visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Smith on Sunday afternoon. Billy Knowles of East Caro lina College, Greenville, spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mr*. BUI K no wits. Mrs. Maxlne Fleming and Mr*. Glenda Smith of Spartan ***? S.C. spent several days this week with the D.E. Par kerscwis. Mrs. Charles F. Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. William Carr oll of BeulavUle attended the funeral of Mrs. Herman Car roll In Wilmington Sunday af ternoon. Friends of Mrs. Ed Strick land will regret to learn that her mother, Mrs. W.B. Dixon of Greenwood, Fla. has suffer ed a heart attack. Mrs. Strick land's parents were former re sidents of Warsaw. Mrs. Strick land is spending several days with her parents In Fla. Mr. and Mrs. William Cost In and children spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.C.L. Brltt In Mt. Olive. Mrs. Nathan Cost In. Nathan Jr., Charles and Michael and Mrs. Fred Costln spent Wed. afternoon In Wilmington. Mrs. Hugh wells spent the weekend at her home in Tea chcy where she had as her guest Mr. and Mrs. Hitter walls of c Union, Mrs. Daisy L. Standi has raturasd home after spending sometime with her sister, Mrs. Mamie Garner of Selma. Mrs. RobertL. WestandMrs. S.W. Marrlner spent Monday in Raleigh visiting Mr. and Mrs. H.D. West and Boys. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brfat, Paul and jeaoette spent Sunday In Parketon with Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Brltt, Sr. Miss Pauline Costln of Char lotte spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce costln. Mrs. Lillian Qulrai spent Sa turday with Mrs. J.L. Qulm of Chinquapin. Mrs. D.R. Saleed, Danny and Lillian of Greenville spent Sun day with Mrs. Lillian Qulm. MUSIC CLUB MEETS The Warsaw Junior and War saw Youth Music Clubs met Wednesday afternoon. January 8. In the Warsaw Junior Hign School Auditorium for a joint meeting. The group sang the Music Club nymn accompanied by Bette walston. Marina Black more read the Club Collect and the Club Pledge was read by Bette walston. Carolyn Gresham presented a most interesting program on the songs of the American Revolu tion. Many popular ballads were Included, among them "Mary Allen.' Students performing on Stu dent recital were jane Black more, Marv Lynn Johnson, - Greg Garrls, Jeanie Fonville, Ann Hines, Laurie Gresham. Jo Davis, Kay Brltt, Tanja jo West. Jan Townsend, Joey Qulnn Tana Carlton, Ann Holt Jor dan, Becky Phillips, Linda Grlce, Donna Sue Edwards. Dl anna Outlaw, Suzanne Souther land, Marina Blackmore, Eli zabeth Sutton. Bene Walston. and Carolyn Gresham. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Brtn. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Phillips. HOME GARDENER'S CLUB MEETS The members of the Home Gerdener's Garden Club met Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock in the home of Mrs. James F. Strickland. Upon ar rival of the members, the host ess served Russian tea. finger sandwiches and cookies. Mrs. Earl Hule, President, presided during the business ? meeting. Mrs. Men Ausley, the secretary read the minutes of the last meeting and the vari ous committees made their re ports. Mrs. Bill Sheffield' was? fat charge of the program and showed a very interesting film on Garden Notebooks. At the conclusion of the pro gram, the meeting was adjour ned. BILL WILSON CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Bill Wilson, son of Rev. and Mrs. Ted. Wilson celebrated his fifth birthday Tuesday af ternoon from 1:30 until 3:00 with a party given by his par ents at their home. Guests helping Bill celebrate were; Gray Matthis, Bryan west Tracy Johnson, joe Kornegay., Jr.. David Carlton, Danny Rl venbark, and Steven Johnson. Games were directed by Mrs Wilson after which refresh ments .of birthday cake, Ice cream and kool-ade were ser ved. Upon departure of the guests suckers were given as party favors. ?ftgrfar M?? M f gjf* Mrs. Itoman Gaater, Mr*. J B. Herring Jr. and Mrs. Winnie Davis ww gwrt <? tha dub. The hostess served dip and potato chips with soft drinks Soring progressions and at the conclusion of the second pro gression. nuts, coffee and fin ger sandwiches were served. When the scores ware com piled for the evening, a cas aerate dish was presented to Mrs. Kinlaw for high, ironing board cover clips were presort ed to Mrs. Davis for second high dish cloths were present ed to Mrs. Costln for traveling and Mrs. Taylor received an ice cream scoop tor consolation Pdaa WARSAW 4-8 CLUB MEETS The Warsaw 4-H Club met Tuesday night, January 14, at 7:10 p m. at the Penny Branch dub House for their regular monthly meeting. L. E. Stroud, president, cal led the meeting to order after which Linda Wray led the group In the "Club Ritual". Bobby Sloan gave the devotion, and Charlotte Howard read the minutes and called the roll in the absence of the secretary, and treasurer, Kathryn Coatin. For the afternoon program. William Costin, leader, gave an Informative talk on the projects for the new year. Following Mr. Costin's pro gram, Unda Wray. chairman of the health program, presented Ray Roberts, Jr. a student of North Duplin High School, who gave instructions on filling out Health Project books. He also instructed the group on "Heal th Improvement Ideas". Connie Graham led the group in several Songs after which Gail and Bill Costln served re freshments. GIFT AND WILLS FOUNDATION Circle Number Three of the Warsaw Methodist Church ser ved the Gifts and Wills Foun dation of the North Carolina Conference Tuesday evening in the Fireside Room of the Mrth Church at 6-.J0. Mrs. A. M Benton is Chairman of the Circle. A delicious dinner of barbequed chicken, string beans. Harvard Beets, stow, rolls, pecan pie and coffee was served. Dr. H. K. King of Raleigh had charge of the program. Dr. King gave a very informative talk and showed a film. Twenty-five members attend ed from the Kenansville SM> - District. BALTIC BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. Bob Blanc hard ww hw test to the Baltic Bridge CM) Thursday evening at her bww. Those making up the two tshtos for bridge were Mrs. TbuiinM Caster, Mrs. Clinton Rww. Mrs. Mattie Torrans, Mrs. Bruce Torrans, Mrs. WiaMe Da vis, Mrs. Woodrow Smith Mi Mrs. Seth Hill. During play, the hortesewr ved coronets, pretels and Gskw and at mid point of play gin ham crackers cake, hWM mae adams guest at men's club The Men's Club of the War sear Methodist Church enter tained with a church wide sup per Wednesday evening at sev en o'clock in the Fireside Room of the Church. A barbeque sup per-was served by the Chib Following the meal, Mr. Charles MacAdams, Director of Public Relations at the Metho dist College in FayetteviUe was the guest speaker. Mr. Mac Adams showed slides of the program of the new Methodist College. ENTERTAIN WITH SLUMBER PARTY Misses CMMj" and Caedla Graham entertained with A slumber party Saturday night at their home. The group aa Joyed pizza and hst docs far supper after which Mrs. Mar garet Lloyd sntartatead them with several songs Guests were Linda Pridgsn. Ann Hines, Mary ThafHalil. Gail Cos tin, Bonnie Stevens, Katrinia Jama, Linda Wray, Betty Lou Bnghah. Barbara Raynor, Charlotte Howard, Ann Matthis, Connie ReveUe and Cindy Jones. On Sunday mani*. the group attended Sunday School at Calvary Baptist Church. clob en1?tamed at mm?ow Mrs. Ed Hteaa and Mrs Ed hers of thair bridge dubs and additional guaMa Thuraday with a bridge tenehaen In the home of Mrs. gtriektead. Arrange ments at flsnd grssneii were The heetemm served coffee and Chhee span arrival of the guaeta. At ana o'clock e deli done hash at coned ham, string baan casserole, sour cream salad en lettuce, coffee pad srRh whipped cream Them a?ding were Mesd amm Avon Sharpe, Mitchell MR. Jack Gardner. Bill Shef field. Jste A. Johnson. O S. KSSJSSW? ten Ihmnlniii Jr.. Ed Shef field. W. G. Britt, Jr., Maurice Jsn?. J. H. Hines, W. P. WW. Earl Hide and Mrs. L. O. I? of Rose HOI. At Mm mnchising of bridge, Mm. flterpe and Mrs. Britt re mind picture frames for high sessur in each dub. Costume Jsadby was presented to Mrs. flmdasr for visitor's high sco rn and Mrs. Bill Sheffield al so weeired Jewelry for second M* scorer. Kitchen towels ware presented to Mrs. John A. Johnson for traveling prise. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Mdvin Staton flMckteford of Faison announ ce tbo engagement of their da ughter, fiylvia Grace, to John ?Mae. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jihn R. Waters of Mt. Olive. 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