The Warsaw Youth Music
Club held its Chrlstmss me
eting on Wednesday afternoon
December 11. at the home of
Mrs. WJ. Middleton. Jr. Danny
Rlvenbark. Club President, led
the group in the National Fe
deration of Music Clubs Junior
Humn, Pledge and Coi..-.
Each student performed a
Christmas Carol or song and
was awarded the gift of a pi
mo pin by their teacher, Mrs.
Middleton.
Students performing were:
Judy Revelle, PaulaHunter, Tr
ilby Phillips. Beth KiUette.Ka
Uen Holmes, Sharl Jones, Faye
Grlce, Tar la West. JaneVeacb,
Anita Maready, Cliff Smith,
Mary AlllsonFrazelle.Maurlce
Johnson, Josef Ann Smith, Da
nny Rlvenbark, Barbara Lynne
Blackburn, Claire Kornegay,
Mildred Simpson, George Mack
Pridgen, and Joy Hudson.
Jo Carol Jones was a guest
of her sister, Sharl, and she
sang "Silver Bells" while Sh
arl accompanied. Jo Carol and
Mrs. Middleton played a two
piano arrangement of the Bach
I Gounod "Ave Maria" for the
I club. Mrs. Max Grlce and Mrs
Herny West served cookies and
drlnfo at the conclusion of the
meeting.
Class of so
Raunion
Hie 1950 graduating class of
Warsaw Hign School held its
eighteen-year reunion on Sat
urday evening, December 7 at
the Country Squire. Betty West
Curlln was was class president,
extended the welcome, and J.B.
Merritt served as master of
ceremonies. They sang the
class song, made plans Tor a
twentieth-year reunion in 1970.,
had a delicious supper, and en
joyed talking over the happen
ings of the last years. Follow
ing is a list of those who at
tended with the former name of.
the ladies given in parenthe
sis: Mr. aid Mrs. Jack Byrd
of Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. Fr
ank Raper of Goldsboro (Eve
lyn Davis), Mr. and Mrs. Ja
mes Drew of Warsaw. Mr. and
Mrs. Chestnutt of Minolta
(Emily Frederick), Mr. and Mrs
Dick Straughan of J acksonville
(Sara Hunter), Mr. and Mrs.
AX. Bryant. Jr. of Wallace
(Macy Lanier), Mr. and Mrs.
J.B. Merritt of Lexington, Mr.
and Mrs . Hugh Carlton of Wa
rsaw (Jean Miller), Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Mo*ta? of.KtartdlJWr,
nSpt
saw, Mrs. William N. James of
Bowden (Ren Smith), Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Houston of Klnston
Roy Mrs
Mrs. Tom Hoffman and Myra
shopped In Goldsboro Wednes
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Odell Brock
shopped in Goldsboro Thursday
night.
Pvt. Bobby Langs ton of Fort
Gordon, Georgia spent the
weekend with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Langston.
Mrs. James Whitfield and
Mrs. Steve English visited Mr.
James Whitfield at Veterans
Hospital in Durham on Satur
day.
Mrs. Steve English and chil
dren returned to her home in
St. Louis, Mo.. Tuesday.
Danny, Kim, and Angela Wal
lace of Alberts on spent Satur
day night with Mr. aid Mrs.
Odell Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Swlnson
visited Otis Swinson at Wayne
Memorial Hospital, Goldsboro,
on Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Pridgen spent
Wednesday night in Calypso with
relatives.
Mrs. Dallas Weaver of Ken- ;
ansvllle visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Outlaw,
on Sunday.
Mr. Kenneth Kornegay of '
Castle Hayne visited Mr. and !
Mrs. Glen wood Sanderson on
Friday.
Friends of Henry Outlaw are
happy to hear he nas returned J
home after being a patient at
Duplin General Hospital.
Friends of JackGodbold are
sorry to hear he still is a ;
patient at Veterans Hospital in
Fayetteville.
Friends of James Whitfield
are sorry to hear that he still
is a patient at Veterans Hospit
al in Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pridgen
were Sunday dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Sammy Williams.
Mrs. Ronald Houston visited
Mr. J.H. Whaley at the South
Wing and Floyds Wiggins at
Duplin General Hospitu on Th
ursday.
Sylvia Jones of Mt. Olive
College is home for the Chris
tmas holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Jones.
Mr. Ernest Houston of
KenaosvUle visited Mr-r'and g
Mrs. Ronald Houston-and baby :t
OA Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Glnn and
children visited Mrs.RosaGinn
in Mt. Olive on Friday night.
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Open house was also observed by Hobbs
Beauty Salon in Warsaw last week. Operators
are left to right Mrs. Irene Yancy, Miss
Joan Clifton, Mrs. Ann Hobbs and Mrs. Judy
Sellers. (Photo by Ruth Wells)
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