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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 26, 1958 Coats Happenings a On Monday evening, February w 18, Mrs. Kathryne Fleming attend ed the Music Festival at Campbell’s College. The Westminister Choir furnished the entertainment for the evening. The selections for the everting consisted of classical mu sic. American Folk Songs, Spiri tuals and Indian Melodies. On February Bth Dary Detain Miller arrived in the hpme of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Miller. Every one wishes the best for both the par- V ents and baby. T-Sgt. James H. Lee, brother of Mr. Victor Lee was a recent visitor of friends and relatives in Coats and community. Sgt. Lee has been stationed in Savannah. Oa., since his tour of duty in Alaska. He is to be stationed in England for a period of duty. • Winchell (Continued From Page Two) “In contest sponsored for 4-H club members by a large free en terprise company, I won a young female pig, who will have little pigs in the spring. This shows how even a boy like I may get ahead in this country. I made enough money off of a pig I raised last summer to buy myself a radio and still have some money left over. A “I wish that all children in Iron Curtain countries would have this kind of freedom as I do. "GENE MANAHAN.” . The Voice of America, by an arrangement worked out with this columnist, will broadcast the best messages from the youth of Amer ica to the youth behind the Iron Curtain. Messages should be about 150 words long. Local school prin cipals are working out plans with state school officials to pick the • best messages from each town, city and state. R. A. CHESTNUTT CO. Fayetteville Highway PHONE 3591 DUNN, N. C. •• . . 1 , ■ * +Stewart+ LAST DAY A Paramount Picture Also Late News +DUNN+ LAST DAY M-G-M pressati v , 10033 dU Also 'News Sport y ■ M I ■lj % / • I f | rr’ PMIRMPp i—jfcHffWg® let's see ... I have ■■■ and then sit It's fafy to gain if g *° »» *his fanny right still ... you drink goad pj- ' .-JWIH £"■-* ■ft % .s. Mrs. W. H. Turlington and Mrs. Ann Stout of Fayetteville, visited Mr. W. H. Turlington, Jr., who is a son of Mrs. Turlington, in Nor folk during the week. Mrs. W. L. McLeod of Norwood and Mrs. J. T. Bland of Buie’s Creek spent Tuesday as the guest of Mrs. Kathryne Fleming. Friends of Mrs. Klttie Willis will be glad to learn that she is re cuperating nicely after an opera tion at Good Hope Hospital. She has been at home in Coats since Wednesday. Mrs. Ann Stout and Mr. Odell Humphreys of Fayetteville spent Sunday.with Mrs. W. H. Turling ton, Mrs. Stout’s mother. Mrs. J. K. Denning who has been ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P. D. Glover has recovered sufficiently to return to her own home. Mr. Reggie Parrish has been ill in Dunn Hospital for some time is improving. Friends of Mrs. Billie Keen were glad to see her out again after be ing confined to her home for sev eral days with a sprained ankle. Mrs. Mittie Byrd, sister of Mrs. Eumanese Ennis is very ill at the home of Mrs. Ennis. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Guy, Syble and Ann Beasley heard Guy Lom bardo and his orchestra in Ral eigh Tuesday night. Mr. M. O. Phillips and his shop boys have begun work on the ce ment walks for the school. They will be ready for use in a few days. They will extend from the south entrance gate to the south en trance of the building thence to the cafeteria entrance. This will add much to the comfort of walk ers in rainy weather. Mr. B. F. Parrish has been spend ing some time with his daughter Mrs. Henry Turlington but has for the last few day* been with his daughter, Mrs. Delma Grimes. Mr. and Mrs. James Honeycutt and daughter, Becky, visited Mr. Honeycutt’s parents in Fayetteville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Ogburn of Willow Springs visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turlington, Sunday. Mrs. -Ogburn is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Turlington. Mr. M. O. Phillips and family heard Guy Lombardo in Raleigh, Tuesday: night. ‘•"'MssPWky iJftfctart and -Willie Carroll Honeycutt were chos en spongers from Coats for the Lion's Club dance, at the Armory ./ 111 Tuesday- Wcdi^day sssfi Musical I Denton places the ring on the finger of his bride, aMrs. Bertha Dillen, 71, as the couple is wed in Atlanta to culminate a romance that had been interrupted more than 50 years ago. The newlyweds became engaged in Indiana in 1898, but when Bertha’s people told her she was too young to marry, Denton Joined the Army and went off to war. After being widowed Mrs. DiUen traced Denton through Army records and came south from Indiana to marry him. at Dunn, Friday night. Mrs. Ezra Denning underwent an operation at the Good Hope Hospi tal Wednesday She is doing very nicely. Miss Eva Bateman, attended the meeting of the Delta Kappa Gam ma Society it Sanford, Saturday. This is an Honorary Society for teachers. The First Grade pup)ls of Mrs. Percy Parrish’s room gave a very delightful program at the Primary Chapel hour Tuesday. This was the first appearance of this group of first grade children in a public performance this year. They show ed from'their Ability to appear at ease on the. stage before an au dience that they have had some very valuable training in many phases of learning this year. After their devotional and the singing of a number of songs they gave several appropriate readings. Then a group gave a dramatization of •Little Red Riding Hood. This was done in a very creditable manner. The regular monthly meeting of the Fidells Class of the Coats Bap tist Churcli met at the teacherage with Mr*. Mildred Creech, Misses Eva Bateman, Lucille Allen and Clyde Bryan as joint hostesses, on Tuesday eveniiig,' February 19th at 7:30. After the business session was concluded the meeting was turned over to the program chairman, Mrs. Nan Williams. The theme for the evening was “The Heart”, Mrs. Wil liams read several selections on the subject. Mrs. Clyde Grimes read a poem, “The Great Heart” after which Mrs. Nichols lead the pray er. At the conclusion of the pro gram the hostesses served Coca Cola, cake and nuts. Those present were Mrs. Milton Bryant, Mrs. Grace Hannon, Mrs. W. E. Nichols, Mrs. Carlos Stew art, Mrs. Ora Parrish, Mrs. Hal Smith, Mrs. Nan Williams, Mias Mattie Bain, Mrs. Zola Roberts, 'Mrs. Clyde Grimes, Mrs. Carl Hough, Mrs. Lucy Kelly, Mrs. Ross Stewart, and the hostesses. The Grammar Grade Chapel pro grain for the week was presented by Mrs. Nell William’s combination fourth and fifth grades. Joan God win read a Bible selection after which the group sang The Lord’s Prayer. They were accompanied by a phonograph record from which they had learned this prayer. Tpe manner in which these pupils sang this selection would do credit to many trained choirs. After they sang a number of songs they gave a playlet “A Birthday Party.” The pupils showed fine training in na turalness, happiness in their work and interest in what ever they at tempted to do. This program was thoroughly enjoyed by both the grammar grades and the Primary grades who were their Invited guests. j * Mr*. Gordon Vtiiiiams spent last week at Mathieson Clinic at Pittt boro, N. C., taking treatment for THE DAILY RECORD, DUNN. N. CL Godwin News The Godwin Baptist Church held its regular quarterly social last week with a Valentine party at the club house. Decorations carried out the Valentine motif. The table in one corner of the room was cov ered with red hearts very attrac tively from which colored punch was served. Mr. P. R. Pope directed the games. There were about fifty present. Punch, peanuts and cup cakes were served. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Starling and daughter, Mrs. Lee of Fayetteville visited Mrs. Eli Holland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Clark of Joneßboro were visitors in the home of Mrs. J. T. Williams Sunday. Mrs. Clark is the daughter of the for mer Miss Mary Williams and a grandaughter of Mrs. J. T. Wil liams. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Washburn and daughter, Brenda of Shelby, spent the weekend with Gordon’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Wash bum. Mrs. Washburn and Brando remained here for a week’s visit with relatives. Rev. and Mrs. H. R. Starling of Rocky Mount and Mrs. Mary Haw ley of Dunn visited Mrs. D. H. Matthews Monday afternoon. Mrs. Starling and Mrs. Hawley are sis ters of Mrs. Mathews. Circle No. 1 of the' Women of the' Presbyterian Church met Thursday night, February 14th with Mrs. Willard Smith. Mrs. Frank Pitts chairman, presided. Refreshments were served during the social hour. Circle No. 3 of the Women of the Presbyterian Church met on Wed nesday night at the home of Mrs. D. M. Williams. Mrs. J. E. Graham, chairman, presided. Mrs. D. M. Williams leads the devotional. Dur ing the social hour the hostess served cream cheese sandwiches, Valentine hearts, nuts and coffee. Circle No. 3 of the Women of the Presbyterian Church met on Wed nesday night, February 13th at the home of Mrs. Annie Godwin. Mrs. Harvey Jackson, circle chairman presided. Mrs. T. C. Godwin, con ducted the Bible Study. Mrs: E. C. Hemingway presented the pro gram. The hostess served lemon ice box pie and ooffee. ftr. and Mrs. Marion Rowland of High Point, N[- C„ spent the weekend gt the home of Mrs. Row land’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Graham. ■ Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Barnett of Lumberton, N. C„ visited Mrs. G. R. Washburn Tuesday afternoon. The Barnett’s are former residents of Bhelby. The chicken supper that the Woman of the Presbyterian church pot on Saturday night was very successful. A large crowd attended. The proceeds are to go toward buy togrtew equipment for their church kitchen. Miss Mary Hemingway of Hen derson spent the sqe|end here. Mr. Charlie Thornton has re turned to hi* home after mending MIEHH£ u"' % jc'riMtJ* UL' ABNER-By Al Copp - * y SNUFFY SMITH \ ‘ " BRINGING UP'fATHER 1 i |^ni — ~ir~ —r —zjzjjgc 1 i r r~^\~[ —thks ONE-IT WLL AWSWEE VOLTU. (JEGRET KNOW-I JUST OH-KO/ I ? Eg] ■HI / Z THE PURPOSE-HEEE'S FJOT BUYING , N | WANTED THE 1 ' J ' /-l ) , ml WEY/COME BACK / DICK TRACY : HI BUT i WONT 7 JUNIOR.' Meanwhile,mgoel, broken he needs AuJ^fetoj. TELL TRACY V HEV — . AND DESPONDENT. GETS DOUGH. HE BUT TUlSjp IOR ANY OF ’EM ORDERS FROM HER DRUNKEN SAID; HED JWE LASTTfeI mmamamm BIONDIE— By Chic Young { , / iZifeß AWAY raa**-' VLL JISTjQ AW !/7\l |vv’r*e ji ANtB • \ jj&B# AWAY! v W—p—/ J [— —• yf y A r • | 1 I /i jfcrj PAGE THREE
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