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Mrs. Douglas Towns end,
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carlton
and children, David, Jenny and
Julie spent several days last
week at their con age at Top
sail Beach.
Dr. and Mrs. Men Ausley
and son, chip spent the week
end with Mrs. Ausley's mother,
Mrs. B. B. Knight of Rox
boro. Margaret Ausley re
turned home with her parents
after having spent several
weeks with Mrs. Knight.
Mrs. A. J. Jenkins, Jr. and
daughters, Jona and Mrs. T.
R. Quinn of Greensboro spent
the weekend at their homes.
Mrs. A. J. Jenkins, Sr. re
turned with Mrs. Jenkins and
Jona to spent the week.
Mrs. Earl Coombs spent last
week in Baltimore visiting re
latives.
, Mrs. H. c. PhUllDS and chil
dren of Kinston are spending
this week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Stancfl.
Mrs. George west and chil
dren, Patty and David, spent
Wednesday in Kinston visit
ing her sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Quinn and
son, jay, and Mr. and Mrs.
Edsel Rivenbark and children
of Wallace spent the weekend
at Topsail Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Rabon
spent several days last week
in Philadelphia on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Best and
daughter. Leslie spent the
weekend at White Lake.
Mrs. J. N. West, Jr. and
Mrs. Walter P. West visited
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Owens
anf family of Fayetteville Sa
turday.
Steve Draiighon Is spending
this week at Camp Klrkwood
at Watha.
Mrs. O. S. Matthews shopped
in Chapel Hill Tuesday and vi
sited Mrs. J. M. Marks.
Mrs. J. A. Lawson of Or
rum and Mrs. Don Brumback
and girls of Arlington, Virginia
visited Dr. and Mrs. J. M.
Kornegay and daughters, Karen
and Trlcla last week.
Mrs. Frank Steed and daugh
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ter, Laura Melene and Mrs.
L J. Qulnn and son. Jay, spent
Thursday afternoon In Clinton.
Mr. andMrs. George D.Jones
and chlldrenTrent. Kathy, Beth,
Vernell and George Ellis of
Atlanta, Georgia are spending
several weeks with Mrs. Jo
nes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. El
lis West.
Friends of Mrs. L. B. Hule
will regret to learn that she is
a patient at Duplin General Hos
pital.
Miss Mary Frances Hines sp
ent several days this past week
with Miss Terry Wilson of War
renton.
Mr. Allen Draughon Jr. spent
several days this past week at
Camp Bryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter
and children, Tim and Paula,
vacationed in Western, N. C.
this past week.
Mrs. Allen Draughon Sr. vi
sited her daughter Mrs. Jan
Brown and children, Susan and
Calvin Jamesvllle this past
week.
Friends of Mrs. Arthur Ben
ton will regret to learn that she
is a patient at Sampson Me
morial Hospital in Clinton.
Mrs. Eula Lee Marclantlvlsl
ted Mrs. Oscar Best during the
week.
Mrs. Ted Wilson visited
friends and relatives in Warsaw
this past week.
Visiting recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Miller were Mr.
and Mrs. s. J. Lambert and
children of Brodnex, Va., Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy whaley anddau
ghter Teresa of Panama City,
Fla.
Miss Jean Brldgers of Ma
con, Ga. visited recently with
Mrs. Brookle Brldgers and
Mrs. Mattle Williams.
Friends of Miss Betty Jo
Hill will regret to learn that
she is a patient at Sampson
Memorial Hospital in Clinton.
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE
Mr. and Mrs. Ennls Tadlock
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Jodie Cornelia to Ed
ward Andrew wilklns, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
OF KenansvUle. The weddlnj
took place during a private'
ceremony on Saturday, July 2,
at the First Baptist Church In
Warsaw with theReverendD.E.
Parkerson officiating. The cou
ple Is at home in Warsaw.
MRS. WEST LUNCHEON HOS
TESS
Mrs. W. P. West entertained
at a bridge luncheon on Thurs
day at her home near Warsaw
from eleven o'clock until two
In the afternoon. At the conclu
sion of bridge, Mrs. west serv
ed hot chicken salad, congealed
cranberry salad, string beans,
pepper Jam, sesame bread, and
fruit delight. Mrs. John Fon
vlelle was luncheon guest.
Members enjoying bridge
were Mesdames Mett Ausley,
John A. Johnson, J. N. West,
Jr.. O. S. Matthews. Allen Drau
ghan, Jr. Douglas Townsend, Al
Smith and w. G. Brltt, Jr.
When scores were tallied,Mrs.
Matthews received a coin and
makeup purse for high score
Mrs. Brltt won a beach bag
for second high and Mrs. Smith
won grapefruit spoons for con
solation.
CLUB MEETS WITH MRS.
BRITT
Mrs. Mitchell Brltt was hos
tess to the members of her
bridge club and additional
guests on Friday evening at her
home on Plank Street. At the
end of play, Mrs. Brltt served
blueberry cream pie and coffee.
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During play, Cokes and nuts
were served.
Mrs. O. S. Matthews was re
cipient of club high score a
ward and Mrs. Ed Sheffield was
recipient of visitor's high score
award. Mrs. Matthews received
a mirror and Mrs. Sheffield re
ceived a cookie cutter. Mrs. W,
P. west received an Ice break
' er for consolation. Other guests
Included Mrs. John Fonvlelle,
Mrs. W. G. Brttt, Jr. Mrs. Ed
Hlnes. Mrs. Men Ausley. and
Mrs. JohnA. Johnson.
MRS. BOYETTE HONORED
Mrs. Brookys Boyette was
honored at a stork shower on
Thursday In the Fellowship Hall
of the First Baptist Church at
8 o'clock In the evening. Hos
tesses were Mesdames Marvin
Sutton, Harry Snow, L. P. Mc
Cullen, T. O. Rabon. and Ray
mond Rlvenbark.
Upon her arrival,Mrs. Boye
tte was presented with an ap
propriate corsage after which
the group enjoyed several ga
mes.
A yellow and green motif
was carried out in decorations
with the serving table covered
In white overlaid with net. An
arrangement of white and yellow
fladeua centered the table,
'unch, individual cakes, mints,
and nuts were served after
which the honoree oDened the
lovely gifts from her friends.
Approximately twenty-five at
tendee.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. John May an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Jeanna Christine, born Monday.
July 4, at Sampson Memorial
Hospital In Clinton.
Mrs. May is the former Peg
gy Anne Searcy of Rocky Mount.
TAYLOR BROTHERS HO
NORED ON BIRTHDAY
Randy and Ronnie Taylor
were Honored on their birth
days Thursday afternoon by
their parents, Mr. andMrs. Ja
mes Taylor, at their home
on Pine Street. Randy was ce
lebrating his 7th birthday and
Ronnie was celebrating his 5th.
Helping the boys celebrate the
happy occasion were Renee and
Mack McCullen, Doyle and Ka
ren Taylor, Gordan Lee and
Craig Pope, David Carlton,
F rankle Steed, Sheila Garity.
Joe Kornegay, Jr., Faye and Su
sand Grlce, Angelia Costln, and
Harriett Snow.
Mrs. Taylor served apple
turnovers, potato chips, nuts,
candles, and limeade to the hap
py children during the after
noon. Each guests received
blowouts and bubblegum as fa
vors.
Randy and Ronnie received
many gifts from their play
mates.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. George D.Jones
of Atlanta, Georgia announce the
birth of a son , George Ellis
West Jones.
Mrs. Jones is the former
Mary Ellis west of Warsaw.
MRS. SHEFFIELD HOSTESS
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Mrs. Dot Sheffield enter
tained with a bridge luncheon
at her home on Memorial Drive
Thursday at eleven o'clock.
Lovely arrangements of sum
mer flowers graced the Shef- 1
field servered Iced Cokes.
Those enjoying bridge were J
Mrs. A. D. Draughon, Jr.,Mrs.
BUI Sheffield. Mrs. Avon 1
Sharpe. Mrs. Fes Mttchner.
Mrs. John Anderson Johnson, <
Mrs. Walter P. West, Mrs. ?
Frank Hobbs and Mrs. Ed Strlck <
land. j
At one o'clock Mrs. Shef- 1
field served chicken salad, de- 1
vlled eggs, perfection salad, '
potato chips, hot rolls and cof
fee. Frozen pineapple pie was
served for dessert.
At the conclusion of play,
Mrs. Sheffield awarded prizes
to Mrs. Hobbs for high scorer.
Mrs. Mttchner for second high
and Mrs. Draughan for consola
tion.
MRS. SMITH HONORED
Mrs. Fleming wester of Ra
leigh, and Mrs. Joe Allen Ed
wards honored Mrs. Dwlght
Smith with a stork shower on
Saturday evening from 7:30 un
tU 9:30 In the FeUowshlp Hall
of the First Baptist Church,
Warsaw.
Upon arrival the honoree,
was presented with a baby cor
sage of storks daintily cen
tered with a delicate pink bow.
After several games Mrs.
Smith opened her useful and
lovely gifts.
An Imported white linen cloth
covered the refreshment table
which was centered with a sil
ver candelabra of burning pink
tapers filled with an arrange
ment of pink and white gladioli,
babies' breath, and baker's fern
A pink and white motif was used
throughout the decorations. Re
freshments consisted of petite
Individual cakes. baby pink
mints, assorted, salted nuts,
and rspberry punch, which was
served by MISS Peggy Todd.
ROBERT PRICE CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY
The Robert Price's honored
their son. Robert Earl, on his
eleventh birthday with a party
on the lawn of their home o.
Plank Street, Thursday after
noon, July 7, from 3 untU 5.
Several games were directed
by Mrs. Price assisted by Mrs.
Herbert Smith of Magnolia. Th
ose helping Robert Earl cele
brate the nappy occasion were;
Angela Pears all. Sue and jr.
Smith of Magnolia. Randy Rid
je. Mike Berwick, Charles John
?on, Shell* West. E. H. Gar
ter, Johnny Smith of Hopewell
/Irginl*. and his Gran<4>arems
Mr. and Mrs. Vander outlaw of
Warsaw. Refreshments of Birth
lav cake. Ice cream, potato
Alps, fudge, assorted drinks
ind watermelon were served
ind party favors of Batman
bubble sum and baloons were
given the guests upon depart
ure.
TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR E.
C.C.'S "SOUND OF MUSIC"
A few tickets are still avail
able for the July 29 specUl stage
performance of East Carolina
College's "Sound of Music."
This presentation of the col
lege's professional summer
theater program was especially
scheduled for the areas served
by the college's three off-cam
pus centers. *
Tickets, at the less than half
price of $2.00, may be pur
chased by anyone in the Golds
boro area if bought through the
college's Golds bo ro office.
For further Information call
the East CarolinaCollegeofftoe
at Goldsboro 735-5277.
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to Warsaw
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Best Wishes
I Welcome I
M. H. Barr Men's Shop
EXCLUSIVE MEN'S WEAR
WARSAW, N. C.
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THE SEWING CENTER
In Warsaw
Invites You
To Attend Their
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
On Spring And Summer Fabrics.
Cottons Were 59c NOW 39c
Denim Was 89c NOW 69c
Cotton duck was 98c NOW 79c
Dacron and Cotton were $1.29 NOW 98c
Cotton eyelet was $2.19 NOW $1.79
These and many more bargains are available
during our sale which begins Monday, July
14.
Come in now while the selections are still
good.
(Beautiful, new fall fabrics are arriving al
most daily)
The Sewing Center
BESIDE BARR'S MEN'S SHOP
Warsaw, N. C.
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For Dry Cleaning
2 - Day Shirt Service
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For Pick-up and Delivery
At No Extra Charge
J?i^\^a?avv^Magnol i a- Ke nan s vil I e
<EHe Congratulate
tfjc ?Harsato 15rand)
JtSanfe of Jflount ?libe
on selecting ?Harsato for
one of tfjeir neto tomes.
Mock Oil Co.
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W?r?iw, N. C. Beulaville. N. C.
Mock Propone, Inc.
H. C. McCullen ? 1. P. MoCullan
Warsaw. N. C Bevlaville, N. C.
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