Sadin bulletin
Pact Ninetxen
Messrs. Agle, Herman Bell, Bud Coff-
and George Coleman. Everyone
'^^ows they can eat. There were no
^''^elve basketfuls left. In fact, we think
could have eaten more, especially
'^^ke, but you all know the sugar situa
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Neubling Leave
^Irs. Harry J. Smith entertained Sat-
j^fday afternoon with two tables of
“Hdge. Only the immediate friends of
W. J. Neubling were present as it
^as given in her honor. Mr. and Mrs.
Neubling and small daughter, Dorothy,
Monday for East St. Louis, where
^^6y expect to make their home. The
^^ublings have lived in Badin a long
I'Hie and leave many friends who regret
absence. ' '
Boy Scouts on Hike
f'riday the Boy Scouts went on a hike
Whitney. Rev. Mr. Tate, the scout-
'*'^ster, reports a most instructive and
^^joyable time as well as all the boys
attended. The Badin Boy Scouts
foop No. 2 have built themselves a
house in Holly Park which does
and the town credit.
Craigs Visit Friends in Badin
.^rs. J. 0. Craig and little daughter,
Woodburn, came from Salisbury to
the week end, April 22, at the
’''»ne of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Wake. Sev-
small social functions were given in
of Mrs. Craig during her short
here.
^rs. T. G. Tate is visiting friends in
^shville, Tenn.
Social and Personal
On Saturday evening Mr. Craig joined
his wife here, and remained over Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Aiken Moore gave
a dinner party Saturday night followed
by two tables of bridge. Those partici
pating were Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe, Mr.
and Mrs. Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Wake, and
the host and hostess.
Mrs. Herman Bell, of Spruce Street,
gave a dance the past week complimen
tary to her daughter, Bessie, of New
Bern, who has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bell. Miss Bell
has returned to New Bern, where she
makes her home with her grandparents.
Saturday evening, May 1, MrS. Clar
ence W. Coffman of Henderson Avenue
entertained informally with two tables
of “bridge" complimentary to Mrs. J. T.
Kennedy, of Newark, N. J., who is the
house guest of Mrs. Lawrence G. Daniels
of Henderson Avenue.
Mrs. Henry Jenkins gave a birthday
party the past week to celebrate the
ninth anniversary of little Miss Alberta’s
birth. Games entertained the young
folks and refreshments were served and
all wished the young lady many happy
returns of the day.
Thursday afternoon, April 22, the
Auction Bridge , Cjub met with Mrs.
Wake. Mrs. Craig, who was a member
of the Club during her residence in
Badin, was the guest of honor. A salad
course, with iced tea, was served.
Mrs. R. C. Platt was the house guest
of her sister, Mrs. R. C. Bizzell of Maple
Street. Mrs. Platt is from Wilmington,
N. C.
Miss Virginia Howell of Tallassee
Avenue celebrated her sixth birthday in
her home in company with her many
small friends. Miss Sallie Walke, our
successful kindergarten teacher enter
tained the young people.
Mrs. W. B. Fuller gave a “bridge”
Tuesday evening, complimentary to Mrs.
J. T. Kennedy of Newark, N. J. Those
present were Mesdames Fuller and
Fuller, Jr., Daniels, Pannill, Turner,
Clarke, and Kennedy.
Miss Evelyn Pannill of Willow Street
celebrated her fifth birthday this week.
A huge birthday cake with five candles
was the center of attraction. Her band
of little friends wished her many happy
returns of the day.
The Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
met with Mrs. Turner at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Darrell Clark, on
Tallassee Avenue, Thursday afternoon.
After the quilting was finished refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. J. H. Spraker entertained Tues
day evening in honor of Mrs. Young's
sister. Miss Sally, who is visiting her
from Georgia. A splendid musical pro
gram was given. Mrs. Clyde Nash and
Miss Sally sang.
Miss Walke is to become the bride of
Mr. B. S. Liles on June 23 and it is
safe to say there will be weeping if not
gnashing of teeth among all our little
people under six years of age.
Mrs. R. L. Miller entertained her Sun
day school class Tuesday afternoon. The
little folks comprise the primary class of
the Methodist Sunday school. Everyone
had a very happy afternoon.
Mrs. Lawrence G. Daniels entertained
Wednesday evening with a bridge party
complimentary to her houseguest, Mrs.
J. T. Kennedy, of Newark, N. J.
Mr. Ellison spent Sunday in Greens
boro.
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