Youngsville
Woman's Club
Youngsville ? For the first
(kind raising event of a new
club year, members of the
Youngsville Woman's Club
sponsored a concession stand
at an auction sale held on a
farm near Youngsville Sat
urday. Proceeds will be used
to finance local club projects.
This fund raising project
was conducted under the
leadership of Finance co
chairmen, Mrs. J. T. Allen
and Mrs. A. E. Hall. Club
members who worked at the
concession stand, which was
open from nine thirty in the
morning untD two in the
afternoon, were Mesdames
Ben Hudson, L. A. Woodlief,
1. K. Tharrington, W. 0. Rob
erts, G. W. Barnes, Allen Stal
ling, W. T. Holden, W. M.
Roberts, James Smith, Rob
ert Neeb, W. C. Timberiake
and Mrs. Hall. Other club
women cooperated by pro
viding foods and drinks which
were sold. There were sand
wiches, cakes, pies and cup
cakes.
Justice
Mi*. William White of
Leetburg, Fit., Mrs. Bemice
Martin of Chaae City, Va. and
Mrs. John Walker of La
Crone, Va. were guest of Mrs.
Vera White and Carlos last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton
White and daughter Gall of
Tampa, Fla. ?re visiting his
mother, Mrs. Vara White, and
other relatives In the county
this week.
Miss Shirley Perry went to
Raleigh Friday night for the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Perry. They visited the
C. 0. Perry* In Garner Sat
urday afternoon. Mr. end
Mrs. Perry brought Shirley
home Sunday end ate dinner
with Mr. end Mrs. Cleveland
Perry.
Miss Linda Woody visited
her cousin, Miss Kaye Woody
at Oxford last week.
Miss Sandra Harris, Miss
Lynn Woody, Miss Myra Har
ris and Den Harris are attend
ing the 4-H Congress at N. C.
State University In Raleigh
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dobson
from Falls Church, Va. spent
Friday night In the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wheless.
Friday and Saturday they
vtalted other relatives and
friends in the community.
Rev. and Mrs. George L.
Broome and sons, Steven and
Charles went to Carolina
Beach Friday night for the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Whe
len and the girls, Ann and
Fran left Friday for Bristol,
Va. for the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Wheleaa. Mrs. B.
F. Whetess. who had been
visiting In Bristol came home
with them Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Win
borne and Mrs. Ollie Layton
have returned home after a
two - weeks vacation where
they attended ? National
Teleflora's Conference at the
Diplomat Hotel in Holly
wood, Fla They then enjoy
ed a poet-conference cruise to
Naaau and returned home up
the Florida West Coa* stop
ping for a visit at Rlchlands,
SC. with the Martin Sauls
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Engagement Announced
BRENDA CAROL FINCH
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Finch, Sr., 106 Noble St., Louisburg, N.
C? announce the engagement of their daughter, Brenda Carol,
to Gerald Edward Matthews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Matthews
of Angier, N. C. A November 8th wedding is planned.
family.
Miss Jo Anne Carden,
Danny Ball and Howard Lee
Carden went to Carolina
Beach Friday and stayed until
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Tharrington and son Dickie
from Raleigh visited in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie
Lay ton Sunday. Mrs. Maxine
Tunstall from Raleigh came
Monday.
Mrs. Peggy Perry and
children. Donna and Ken
from Raleigh came Saturday
afternoon and had supper
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt
Truckner from Peletier visited
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Z. T. Perry Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gup
ton and sons. Dexter and
Tony and Mrs. Magdalene
Gupton have just returned
home from a weeks visit at
Wart Point, N. Y. with M/Sgt.
and Mrs. Charles Gupton.
They also went sightseeing in
New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wheless
and son, Danny, from Dur
ham spent Friday night in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Rice. Mr. Weldon Rice and
daughter, Pamela from Gar
ner and Mr. John Rice and
Johnny from Durham came
Saturday.
Mr. Leon Stone is present
ly viiiting friends in Jackson
ville, Fla.
Mrs. N. J.. Wicks went to
Durham Wednesday to see
her husband at the conva
lescent center there and to
vUt the Harold Wicks family.
Modern Dad
"You mean to say you
were not at your own daugh
ter's wedding? Where were
you?"
"I was looking for a job
for the groom."
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Seventeen Magazine.
About
Your Home
In order to get the most
from your . vacation- whether
it be a month long stay at a
luxurious hotel or a weekend
at a friend's fishing camp-It U
a good idea to go about the
fint fundamental step of get
ting ready In an efficient
manner.
The ladles-teenage In
cluded-mlght try making a
list of the outfits they think
they will need. Thk list
should include jewelry, hand
bags, gloves-in other words
all accessories Next, list the
necessary under garments,
and so on until you have a
complete list of the clothes
you wish to take with you.
This same list-making tech
nique is an ideal guard against
forgetting necessary items for
the baby and young children.
Make a list of the things
the man of the house will
need. If he is one of those
rare men who does his own
packing for a trip-he will
appreciate the help. If mother
does the packing for him, she
can get him to check the list
for articles she may have for
gotten.
The actual packing of
clothes requires only com
mon sense and carefulness.
Never cram too many clothes
Into a suitcase.
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Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mr*. Sidney B.
Foster of Epsom were honor
ed Sunday, July 20, with a
reception on their Fiftieth
Wedding anniversary at Lib
erty Vance United Church of
Christ. Host for the 3 to 5
p.m. affair were the sons and
daughters of the couple.
About 200 friends and reia
tives called during the recep
tion.
For the occasion Mrs. Fos
ter was attired in a dress of
green imported silk accented
by a gold orchid corsage.
Guests were greeted by
Miss Sylvia Foster and Mr.
Wayne Lancaster. Presiding at
the guest register were Misses
Judy Duckworth and Evon
Foster, all grandchildreh of
the honored couple.
Introducing to the receiv
ing line were Mrs. Bobby
Moss and Charles Foster. The
receiving line was composed
of the honored couple and
their children. Ben D. Foster
of Raleigh, Uldine Duck
worth of Greensboro, Harold
Foster of Louisburg, Helen
Lancaster, Hilda Moore and
Ann Bartholomew all of.
Route 1, Henderson. Also in
the receiving line were Mr
and Mrs. William D. Foster
who were married the same
day as the honored couple.
Presiding at the gift table
were Misses Brenda Duck
worth, Sylvia Lloyd, Gwen
Lancaster, Mr. Ronnie Moore
and Mike Foster, all grand
children of the couple. The
gift table was covered with a
gold cloth on which was an
arrangement of lilies of the
valley which was cantered
with silver wedding rings en
twined with white ribbon tied
in lovers knots and spriges of
lily of the valley. Also on the
table was a decorative bridal
doU.
On the piano was a gold
wedding ring with a miniature
Seven Paths
Mr. and Mrs. WU1 Blagman
of Washington, D. C. arrived
Tuesday to stay a few days
with Mrs. Lucy Wilder, Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Collie and Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Lartz.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Orders and children of Ashe
vllle, N. C. have been visiting
this week with Mrs. Orders'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Wheeler and other relatives.
Mrs. Ronald Fisher and
Gene Fisher of Tltusville, Fla.
are staying with Mrs. Emma
Mitchell in Spring Hope and
tha M. E. Fishers and other
relatives for a couple of
weeks and will be joined by
Ronald this weekend to
spend a week. Little Misa
Tammie Fisher of Rocky
Mount and Gene have been at
Mr E. Fishers for a couple of
days.
Mrs. James Wood and
children are vacationing In
Frederick, Md.
Franklinton
Mrs. J. D. Mode. Suun
Powers and Janet Carr are
attending a F.H.A. Workshop
at St. Andrewi College in
Laurlnburg.
Mra. Roy H. Park and
children of Rye, New York
have returned home after
viaiting Mr. and Mra. Brooks
Par ham, Jr.
Dwtght Garrett has return
ed home after being a patient
at Duke Hospital in Durham
for two months.
Mr. R. B. Gordon attended
the Superintendent's Con
ference at Mars Hill last week.
Mrs. H. F. Fuller. Miss
Inez Fuller, Mrs. Julia Cart,
Nancy and Janet Carr were in
Klnston last Thursday to see
Lyndon Fuller play the lead
ing role in "Peter Pan" In the
Children's Summer Theatre.
Lyndon is the son of Dr. and
Mrs. Fleming Fuller and the
grandson of Mrs. H. F. Fuller.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Winston of Charlotte visited
Mra. Priscllla Winston and
Mrs. Ella Coulter during the
weekend.
Nancy Can and Cindy 011
llam an visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Louis H. Wilson in Arlington,
Virginia this week.
MR AND MRS SIDNEY B FOSTER
bride and groom in the center
around which was an arrange
ment of yellow fifi mums and
smaller mums also in yellow
On the base of the arrange
ment were bunches of green
grapes.
The serving table was
covered with a white cloth
overlaid with a white lace
tablecloth. The centerpiece
was an arrangement of gold
summer flowers arranged in a
gold and white cupid. On
each side was a seven branch
candelabra holding antique
gold candles. On one end of
the table was a four tiered
wedding cake accented with
gold flowers and gold and
white bells. The bottom layer
consisted of three heart
shaped cakes joined together
with white bells Jied with
gold ribbon. On the other end
was a crystal punch bowl on a
large crystal tray surrounded
by green grapes. Punch was
poured by Mrs. Ben Foster
and cake was served by Mrs.
Harold Foster. Other refresh
ments consisted of home
made mints, open faced sand
wichs and peanuts.
Assisting with the recep
tion were Mrs. Alton Foster,
Mrs. Daniel Ayscue, Mrs. Hur
ley Murphy, Mrs. Curtis
Stalnback, Mrs. Ben Allen
Newton and Mrs. Norwood
Wynne. Mr. F. B. Foster was
responsible for the punch.
Good-byes were said to
Mr Lewis Duckworth and
Mr. R. A. Bartholomew, Jr.,
son-in-laws of the couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster were
married July 19, 1919, at
Laurel. They are both life
time residents of the Epsom
community and are active
members of Liberty Vance
United Church of Christ. Mr.
Foster has served on several
church boards and Mrs. Fos
ter is currently serving as dea
conea.
The couple has six
children and eleven grand
children.
COl.ORFl'L ? Cotton can provide the bold color that gives
dramatic Impact to home furnishings Here it's used in a
rich shade of royal blue as the covering for an Empire ln
spired sofa in the bedroom of a year 'round beach home.
Fabric by David St Dash
Local Ladies On
Canadian Tour
k By Elizabeth Johnson, Editor
The eastern coastline of
North America is something
to behold. And the northern
shoreline is so different from
that of North Carolina and
neighboring states.
Well, to catch you up with
me, Mrs. Genevieve Perry,
Miss Lucy P. Burt, Miss Ade
laide Johnson and 1 joined a
Trailways Tour bus In Hen
derson early Saturday morn
ing, July 19. for a tour of
Nova Scotia. Prince Edward
Island and Gaspe Peninsula,
all in Canada.
The first day took us to
New York, a route that my
readers know from having
made visits along the way. So
Sunday's travel took us the
coastal route via Bridgeport,
New Haven and Hartford,
Conn, making a stop at
Mystic, Convet, a seaport re
constructed for preserving
history. Then we followed
the Massachusetts and Maine
turnpikes to Portland, Maine
for Sunday nights' stay.
Traveling thru Maine, we
noticed the change in the
coastline. It became very
rugged and irregular all the
way to Bar Harbor on Mon
day.
While in Bar Harbor. Me.,
we had a sightseeing tour of
the Acadian National Park, a
combination of ocean and
mountain scenery that makes
the area one of the most
enchanting spots of America.
On Tuesday, we left Bar
Harbor early for the 100-mile
ferry across the Bay of Fundy
to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
After going thru customs [
and mind you, whjn two bags
of the 44 on our pus were
picked for inspection, mine
was one!]. We visited a
woolen shop in Yarmouth
and checked in our motel
after a very long day.
Wednesday >vas an event
ful day. Leaving Yarmouth,
we headed to Halifax, N. S.,
stopping at Annapolis Royal,
famous for its early history
and the first capital of Nova
Scotia (1710 - 1749) seeing
Fort Anne National Historic
Park, a fort which was impor
tant in early Canadian history
and which overlooks the An
napolis Basin, scene of many
battles between French and
the British from 1613 - 1690.
On then thru the famous
apple growing country we ar
rived at Grand Pre which was
the scene of expulsion of the
Acadians frofn Nova Scotia in
1775 and was immortalized
by Longfellow's poem "Evan
geline." Late In the evening
we arrived it Halifax, the
capital city of the province.
Halifax was celebrating its
220th birthday and the city
was crowded. At night there
were fireworks and street
dancing. During the day all
kinds of cbmpetitive sports
had taken place, we were
told.
Thursday morning we had
a guided tour of Halifax, a
city of about 205,000, I be
lieve we were told. They had
just recently taken into the
city outlying area of a 10
mile radious. In the afternoon
we traveled rugged coastline
northeast through Truro to
New Glasgow for the night.
In this section of Nova
Scotia, we observed lots of
building, both of housing
commercial buildings and .
roads. It seems to be boom
ing.
Today, Friday, July 25,
has been a day to remember.
Leaving New Glasgow we
have traveled the Cabot Trail
in Cape Breton.- Nova Scotia
to the north and around the
northwestern shore of the isr
land to Margaree Porks for
the night. We climbed moun
tains and had the Atlantic
Ocean just below us and asv
far as we could see. The
coastline was very rugged and
irregular. All along the way
we saw piles of lobster traps
and evidence of the traps set
in the ocean.
Also we have seen in this
section large piles of pulp
wood ready to be shipped
out.
The countryside is beauti
ful.
(To be cont.)
Youngsville
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Under
wood and children, Rob,
Greg and Cora, have moved
from Atlanta, Georgia back
to their home in Youngsville.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Godwin
and daughter have now
moved to their new residence
near the Meadow High
School, Route two, Benson,
N. C.
Miss Pam Gilliam was with
the group who vacationed at
the Averette Cottage at Caro
lina Beach last week.
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