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MONDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 25, 1952 Mrs. Jomes Snipes 1 Honors Her Mother. And Bridge Club Mrs. M. D. Bissette of Wilson and members of her bridge club were graciously entertained when Mrs. Bissete’s daughter, Mrs. James Snipes was hostess to the group last Thursday afternoon. The group, who reside in Wil son were invited up for a delicious . luncheon which consisted of baked * ham, mushroom in patty shells, sal ad, pickles, peas, stuffed squash, hot rolls, cherry tarts and coffee. An enjoyable game of bridge was played when the group arrived and during play cheese wafers and cokes were passed. The Snipes home was especially attractive with Spring flowers be ing used tnroughout the rooms. Mrs. Snipes presented her mother a lovely corsage of red roses. r Thirteen guests were present be sides Mrs. Bissette for the delight ful affair. CLASS TO MEET | The T. E. L. class of the First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday night at 8:00 at the home of Mrs. R. L. Warren with Mrs. Warren as hostess. VISIT IN DURHAM ' Mrs. H. H. West of Durham has returned to her home in Durham P after spending sometime with Mrs. J. O. West in Dunn. GUESTS FROM ROXBORO Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Warren of Roxboro were the weekend guests o* Mr. and Mrs. Waite Howard. Safer Gough Relief When new drags or old foil to stop your cough or chest cold don't delay, p Creomulsion contains only safe, help ful, proven ingredients and no ntk'- cotica to disturb nature’s process. K goes right to the seat of the trouble to aid nature soothe and heal raw, ten der, inflamed bronchial membranes. Guaranteed to please you or druggist refunds money. Creomulsion has stood the test of many millions of users. CREOMUCSION CMgha Chart CM*. 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GOLDEN JUBIIEf TY -\ . 4 y # m m Boy Scout Troop Nb. 14 Has Supper Thursday Night i The members of Boy Scout Troop i Number 14 and their leader, Mr. > Norman Suttles, met Thursday i night at six o'clock at the home > of Jimmy Turnage for a dutch supper. The menu for the supper con : stated of hunter’s stew, slaw, hot rolls, and soft drinks. AY-« eating, the boys played 1 games and then gathered at the ; Dunn Armory .where they were 1 shown moving’ pictures of Camp Sea Gull near Arapahoe, a sum mer camp for boys. Those present for the affair were Mr. Suttles, leader, Fleming Glov er, Vergle Early: Jeff Jackson, Jerry Pope, Frank Spruill, Donald Strickland, Bobby Parker, Harry and Charles Green, Buddy Bush, Ralph Norris, and Jimmy Turn age. Mary Jackson G.A. Group Has Meeting Thursday The Mary Jackson A. A.'s met' Thursday night. February 21, 1952, with Joyce Jackson. The meeting was called to order by the President. Shirley Hairr. Af ter much business was discussed the minutes were read and the meeting was turned over to the Program Committee. Mary Lou Core and Shirley Strickland who presen ted a very interesting program. The hostess served candy, Florida grapes, buns, and hot chocolate with marshmallows to: Mary Lou Core, Anne Fipps, Glenda and Shelby Godwin, Shirley Hairr, Hazel, Mary and Joyce Jackson, Lois and Lola Lee, Shirley Strickland, and Doris Tanner. The meeting adjourned to meet at the church when the W.M.U. meets. a HERE FOR WEEKEND Johnny Willoughby, Jerry Lewis and Walter Jackson, all students at Atlantic Christian College, spent the weekend in Dunn. Dunn Hospital Patients Following is a list of Dunn Hos pital patients for February 21 and 22. ADMISSIONS Miss Christine Naylor of Dunn, Rt. 2; Mr*. Joyce Lockamy of Newton Grove: Mrs. Lela Jemigan of Dunn; Mrs Belle Collier of Linden: Mrs. Allie Lee of Dunn. Rt. 3; Master Billy Gale Beasley of Dunn, Rt. 2; Master Jerry Heath of Wade; Master Jimmy R. Godwin. Dunn, Rt. 5; Emmett Ed gerton, Jr., of Godwin: Mrs. Del las Mae Norris, of Lillington: Miss Virginia Ellis of Lillington, Rt. 3. COLORED Toby Mac Duffie of Dunn, Rt. 3; Eliza M. Ray, Lillington; Nathaniel Cole, of Four Oaks, Rt. 1; Kathe rine Massey of Lillington, Rt. 1. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. William H. Strick land of Dunn, Rt. 4, announce the birth of a daughter on February 20 in the Dunn Hospital. Mrs. Strickland is the former Allene Addison. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Lockamy of Newton Grove, Rt. 2, announce the birth of a son on February 21, in the Dunn Hospital. Mrs. Locka my, before her marriage, was Miss Joyce Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Preston H. Haire of Dunn, Rt. 1, announce the birth aqi uj zz Ajvnjqaj uo suos ui,wi ja, Dunn Hospital, Mrs. Haire is the former Ada House. VISIT DUKE HOSPITAL Mrs. Hugh Wooten and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Pope spent Sunday in Durham visiting their brother Cas tle Smith who is a patient in Duke Hospital. PATIENT AT DUKE Mrs. H. W. Black of Lillington who has many friends in Dunn, is a patient at Duke Hospital in Dur ham. She is undergoing treatment for heart trouble. THE DAILY RECORD, DUNN. N. C. Mrs Pat Lynch, Jr. Fetes Bride-Elect at Coca-Cola Party Miss Patsy Cromartle, bride-elect of Lloyd Coats was the honoree at a delightful coca-cola party given in her honor last Saturday after noon at 4:30 by Mrs. Pat Lynch, Jr. at the Lynch home on S. Clin ton Ave. The guests were greeted at the door upon arrival by Mrs. Lynchs small son Mike Lynch. For the enjoyable occasion the hostess used a profusion of spring flowers in the home. The dining room table held a beautiful center piece of white stocks, yellow roses and jonquils with greenry. Miss Cromartie received a lovely white bidal corsage and a dinner plate in her chosen china from the hostess. The refreshments for the occasion consisted of chicken salad and pimento cheese sandwiches, hors d‘oeuvres, deviled eggs, sand tarts, chocolate nut cooxies, nuts and cokes. Those attending the party were Miss Cromartie, Mrs. R. L. Crom artie, Jr., Miss Jenny Barbour, Miss Nancy Abernathy, Miss Patricia Snipes, Miss Hilda Sorrell, Miss Rita Fleishman, Miss Lillian Ez zell, Mrs. Wesley oats, Mrs. Will iam Pearsall, Jr., Mrs. Thad Pope, Mrs. Ernest Coats, Mrs. L. . Ezzell, Jr.. Mrs. J. snephard Bryan, Mrs. Fred Byely, Miss Libby Rae Cromartie, Mrs. I*aul Waggoner, Mrs. Ralph Johnson, Mrs. John Galbreath, Mrs. James Snipes and Miss Blanche Grantham of Greens boro, a great-aunt of the bride elect. TART BEING SHIPPED OUT Mrs. Jessie Tart received word Saturday that her son, Bobby, who is in the U. S. Navy and who has been stationed at San Diego, Calif., is being shipped out. They expect word later of his destination. He' completed his basic training in No vember. IN RICHMOND Mrs. H. A. Eldridge and son, Harvey spent the weekend in Rich mond, Va. HAS MEASLES Master Bobby Nordan. son of Mrs. Myrtle Jackson, is confined to his home with measles. CONFINED TO HOME Little Miss Regina Daniels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Daniels, Is confined to her home due to sickness. RETURN FROM FLORIDA Mt. and Mrs. Emmett Akfredge •nd* daughter; Aim, haw returned after a two weeks’ vacation in Florida. Miss Aldredge visited in Bradenton and Mr. and Mrs. Al dredge in Miami and Bradenton. VISITS NATION’S CAPITAL Mrs. W. W. Howard has returned from a visit in Washington, D. C. with her daughter. VISITS SON Mr. Henry Sandlin and Mr. J. .Furman Turnage spent Saturday and Sunday at' Staunton Military Academy in Virginia. They were , visiting Mr. Sandlin’s son. Red, < who is a cadet there. FROM CAROUNA Thad Pope and David Prince were both hom( for the weekend. They attend school at Carolina. J OOtfrACCEPT l£ssTHAtf KMCArntmcm/m/ [MI fHII-FLEI CWHH B fc BMmBW |j|aL mtj>. >t»rl nm| ig* ...L J..* WBK WWBHI OIW SOT WnUT WfrTOT, V •W" HB WjMpKl Then sow* ate this new G-I Au if SaaN-M utectw! Wo*ori Yew’ll oqraa foot ★ mu- | fsuhirs foe footers, ft’t ths finest ran pwara up m m if I par sarraatj u astir* zislif-iHitiiiil 4 ynr COMA 4V AOA A tn—Mwl TODAY/ / PAUBAIIV . i Vr iwii ■ ygnj, >njt / ATTEND DANCE Mr. Johnny Williams of Farm ville, and Miss Joyce Sutton of Fountain attended the George Washington- dance Friday night at j the Dunn Armory. ATTENDS WEDDING Miss Evelyn Straughon attended the wedding of Miss Martha Simp son, former Dunn resident, in New Bern, Saturday night. VISITS PARENTS" Miss Kathleen Barker spent the weekend in Lumberton visiting her parents. FROM MARYLAND Vance McGugan of the U. S. Navy, spent the weekend in Dunn with his parents and his friends. He is stationed at Bainbridge, Md. FORMER RESIDENT HERE Miss Katie Earl Owen of Rose boro. a former Dunn resident, spent Friday and Saturday with Miss Mel rose Tart. MiSs Owen attended the Lion’s Club dance on Friday night ILL AT HOME Mrs. Perry Godwin has been very ill at her home on the Erwin road for the past two weeks. RETURNS HOME Mrs. Bill Bryan who underwent a minor operation at the Dunn Hospital last Tuesday returned to her home on West Cumberland Thunrsday afternoon. ATTENDED DANCE Mr. and Mrs. Ken Royal of Clin ton attended the George Washing ton Day dance in Dunn last Friday evening. FISHING TRIP Oliver W Godwin Sr., Frank San ders, Hugh Willie Tart and Elijah parefoot left early Saturday morn uig for Naples, Fla. and other points in Florida where they will fish for the next two or three weeks. HERE FOR DANCE Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Fowler of Rocky Mount were in Dunn Friday to attend the Lions Club dance. ARRIVES IN DUNN Robert Epley of Pennsylvania ar rived in Dunn Saturday where his wife has been spending the past week with her mother and father Mr. and Mrs. J. Ellison Goddard. Mrs. Epley is the former Miss Eleanor Goddard. VISITS PARENTS Sgt. and Mrs. Roy L. Lewis and daughter Betty spent the week-end in Dunn with Mrs. Lewis’ mother and father Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Earp. RETURN PROM KENTUCKY Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Allen and daughter Patsy returned last anight from Littleboro, Ky„ where they spent last week visiting Mr. Allen’s sister, Mrs. Frank Woody. VISIT ALTMAN’S Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Altman had as guests over the past week-end Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Braswell and daughter Brenda and Mrs. Maggie Smith of Petersburg, Va. PROFFFITT IN ST. LOUIg Harnett County Superintendant of Schools G. T. Profltt is In St. Louis, Missouri, attending a meet ing of the American Association of School Administrators. v Most of the 230 million acres of grassland In the humid eastern part of the United States are still un improved. Linden FFA Has Banquet The members of the Future Farm ers of America, held their annual banquet in the Linden High School auditorium Friday evening February 22, with their parents as their guests. The auditorium was decorated in the FFA. colors, yellow and blue. The Washington motif was carried out in the decoration. The welcome was given by J. C. Huff, president, and Mr. Robert Williams responded. The invocation was given by Mr. L. Z. Collier. The F.F.A. trio sang two selections. “In The Pines" and “You Are My Sunshine.” Mr. Floyd Whittington of Dunn rendered two piano solos. Bobby Williams made a report on F.F.A| activities. Mr. Z. C. Moore, agriculture teach er, gave a most interesting talk on the “Life of George Washington” as a farmer. PINS AWARDED Mr. Moore presented the Green Hand Pins to the following F.F.A. students: C. K. Andrews, Nelson O’Brien, Thomas Crabtree, Larry Moore, James Smith, Otis Hudson, Alvin Brock, James Barefoot, Al ivis Wood, Ernest Gainey, Joe Fur rin, Raeford Smith, Bobby Wil liams, Sherill Collier and Lonnie Denning. The second year Silver pins were awarded to Elwood Benton, Billy Ross, Bobby Hayes, James Wheeler, Bobby Cotton, J. C. Huff, Vernon Hayes, Alexander McLean, Freddy Townsend. Medals were given to the following students for outstanding work: Dairying, Elwood Benton, Farming, J. C. Huff, Shop Work and Farm Mechanic, Bobby Hayes, SPRINGMAID An Array of ColDrs < New Shipment—Large Asst. * iiV FRUIT OF THE LOOM Amazingly Low Price of only , POR NEW SPRING FORMAL 98C j PATTERNS NEW SPRING COLORS ••Ip v i gsß FRUIT OF THE LOOM I WT& W m /. j \ ° R covers U m” SLIP \ wi DERUIMMT fiBCMK •> County Teachers To Meet Monday A county-wide meeting of Harnett County School teachers will be held on Monday, Feb. 25, at 7:30 p.m.' at the Lillington School. Archie S. Daniels, former teach er and principal and new enrolled in the graduate school of the Uni versity of North Carolina, will be the guest speaker. Topic of Daniels’ talk will be “The Use Os Visual Materials in the Classroom." The meeting is one of a series of professional improvement conferen ces planned by Beaman Kelly, coun ty director of instruction. JOINS JEHOVAH’S WITNES SES The eminently success ful writer of mystery novels, Mickey Spillane, conducts a bible class at Newburgh, N. Y„ after joining the relegious sect, Jeho ah’s Witnesses. Spillane, who wrote “I, The Jury” and “The Big Kill” and sprinkled them lib erally with spice, says that he will continue to write, but nothing which will contribute to the “moral breakdown” of this gen eration. Scholarship, Alexander McLean. Mr. Moore announced that a green pasture contest would be held on March 21st the award to the winner will be given by Mr. R. C. Melvin, of Fayetteville. Also a con test during 1952 on tobacco, spon sored by Bethune’s Supply Co. of Lillington. As a closing ceremony the F.F.A. boys gave the pledge to the flag and the group joined in singing "Blest Be The Tie That Binds.” Mr. Wayne Collier gave the bene diction. 0 PAGE THREE ' T J—P' m -.rillXl?.! 1111 wMfll. AUD. FEB Enjoy THE MIRACLE Os 'TANGLE-FREE 0 SEWING! 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