FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1951
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McLeod's Hold
Familv Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. J.' A. McLeod were
host and hostess at a family gath
ering Saturday afternoon at their
home on North Ellis Avenue.
The McLeod’s and their children
and grandchildren gathered in the
back yard for a supper of Bruns
wick stew with all the trimmings.
The children present for the oc
casion were Mrs. W. J. Edwards,
their daughter, and her two chil
dren, Patsy and Katherine, of New
Bern; also their son, Billy McLeod,
his wife and daughter, Lynn, of Ra
leigh, Max McLeod, his wife and
two children. Mike and Maxine of
Dunn.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mrs. R. M. Godwin of Dunn Rt.
4 will celebrate her 68th birthday
Sunday with a basket dinner at
her home. All of her friends and
relatives are invited to join her
for the day.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hen
derson of Dunn announce the
birth of a son June 24 in Dunn
Hospital. Mr:| Hencv'rson Is the
former Anna Slack of Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Manning of
Coats announce the birth of a
son June 24 in Dunn Hospital. Mrs.
Manning is the former Mildred
Raynor.
Mr. and Mrs. Demery Naylor of
Rt. 5 Dunn announce the birth of
a son June 24 in Dunn Hospital.
Mrs. Naylor is the former Iris Tew.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Raynor,
Libby and Shirley Raynor, Mar
garet Cathy, and Brucie Dickey
spent the weekend at the Raynors'
Cottage at White Lake.
Mrs. Charles Levinson and son,
Connie Mac, are visiting her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Monds
this week.
Sgt. and Mrs. William O'Daniel
will leave soon to make their
home in Rockingham. O'Daniel Is
a member of the State Highway
Patrol.
| Mr. and Mrs. Judson Stephens
1 of Clayton were Sunday guests of
j Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Stephens.
| » ■
i Mrs. Margaret Lynch of Ashe
j ville is visiting her mother, Mrs.
I C. G. Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Moss and I
family spent the weekend at
Carolina Beach.
Mrs. Minhie Warren, Mrs. Perry
I Thomas and Blake Warren were
| in Fayetteville last Tuesday.
| Miss Jean Dickey of Durham |
visited her parents, the W. P.j
Dickeys this weekend. Mrs. T. E.
Cross also came with Miss Dickey
to visit her sister, Mrs. Perry,
Thomas.
Olen Hooper, who is attending
summer school at Carolina, was
here for the weekend.
I Furman Turnage was a business,
visitor in Norfolk. Va. Saturday, j
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Stewart
and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bare
foot left yesterday for a vacation)
trip to the mountains.
Gene Jackson, who is employed
in Norfolk visitdd in Dunn Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. (
Jimmy Holdford of Wilson is
visiting his aunt, Mrs, • Bert Carr
and her son Skeet. He arrived
last Wednesday and will return
on Wednesday of this week.
Mrs, Bill Stancil was a visitor In
Durham Friday. ' |
Mrs. W. E. Ryals. Mrs. A. C.
Parker, Mrs. Robert Draughon and
Mrs. Ralph Snipes ( shopped in
Raleigh Wednesday and visited re
latives of Mrs. Ryals in Rocky
Mount later that afternoon.
Mrs. Santo Raso of Fort Bragg
spent the weekend visiting her
parents in Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Carroll and
family. Mrs. Leslie Surles and ,
children and Mr. and Mrs. Clitus
Hinton of Salisbury spent last week
at White Lake.
THE DAILY RECORD DUNN. N. U
MRS. GEORGE WASHINGTON NICHOLS who before her mar
riage in the First Baptist Church in Tarboro, was Miss Eleanor
Rouse of Tarboro daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rouse of Tarboro.
Mrs. Nichols is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rouse of Tarboro, •
Carr and Mr. J. B. Rouse, Sr. of Dunn.
Dunn Hospital
Patients
Miss Pamela Lee, Rt. 2, Dunn;
Mrs. Grace Coats, Rt. 4, Dunn; Mrs.
Edna McLamb, Benson; Robert
Clay Eason,' colored. Dunn; Fester
Pipkin, colored, Rt. 2. Lillington;
Riohard Thornton, Wallace; Mrs.
Della Wimbley, Benson; Mrs. Betsy
Strickland, Falcon; Mrs. Juanita
Tart. Dunn; Master Harry Dor
mon, Dunn.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Casper Tart of
Dunn announce the birth of a son
June 25 in Good Hope Hospital in
Erwin. Mrs. Tart is the former
Juanita Lee of Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee of Dunn,
Rt. 5, announce the birth of a son
June 25 in Dunn Hospital. Mrs.
Lee is the former Doris Brown.
Misses Eleanor Goddard, Electa
Maynard of Dunn, and Emily
O'Kelly of Spring Lake spent the
week-end at Spring Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Parker
were in Fayetteville Sunday.
Mrs. Furman Turnage and sons,
Pate and Wayne, are leaving Wed
nesday to spend the remainder of
the week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dt W. Parnell in Park
ton.
Walt Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Jones, had his tonsils remov
ed Monday in the Dunn Hospital.
BEAUTIFUL DRAPERY and
48" * pebble in
florals and sconic patterns, l
Many of the latest decorators I .
patterns included in this group |L
of mill seconds. |§l
at $1.39
54" upholstery tapes- M Hi\
try. Many wonderful j
values to select from \
SI.OO to $3.98 !;mS
Bed spreads, Curtains, Table «
Cloths, and Towels at very ■
special prices.
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Ino iyiiii cna DTore ■
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Worley of
Princeton were visitors of Mrs.
Smithy Surles Saturday.
Misses Helen Hatch and Janice
Jackson of Le Grange, Ga. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Ellison
Goddard. Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Jackson and Joan Natch also came
down with the two girls on Sun
day but they returned Tiesday.
Miss Jean Boatwright of Leo,
S. C. is visiting Mrs. Durham
Taylor.
Cpl. .Wade Pope has been trans
fered from Barksdale Air Force
Base, Louisiana to Forbes Air Base
in Topeka, Kansas where he will
be stationed for four months.
LOOK
FOR THE
YELLOW
STREAMERS
ON STORE
WINDOWS
DURING
BARGAIN
DAYS
Mrs. Ciccone Is
Bridge Club Guest
kf?3. John Ciccone was a guest
of the Baker’s Dozen Bridge Club
when_ it met Monday night at 8 o’-
clock with Miss Electa Maynard.
The Maynard home on East
Broad Street was lovely for the
occasion with arrangements of
summer flowers.
Mrs. James Yates was the win
ner of club high prize and Miss
Eleanor Goddard received second
high prize.
The hostess presented the guest j
with a gift of Tussey stick cologne, j
Soft drinks and cheezits were
passed during play and at the I
conclusion of three progressions j
pineapple-angel shortcake was ser-I
ved. ~ I
The club members playing were
Mrs. Yates, Miss Goddard, Mrs. ;
Paul L. Strickland. Jr., Miss Louise
McGugan. Mrs. Glen Riddle, Miss
Libby Raye Cromartie, and the
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cobb and .
daughter. Jerry, left Saturday for
a three week’s in California with j
the Cobb's son, Waldo and his
wife.
FLEISHMAN’S —Bargain Days
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, J U N E 28 - 29 - 30
Big Savings All Over The Store j
During These Big Bargain Days
Hurry In For These Bargains and Many More ,r.
Bargain Table One Rack Ladies’ PRINTED CANNON 1
DRESSES BATISTE TOWELS ~ J
and j
Summer Assorted Colors muiTlfC Sizes 20 X4O |
. e . DIMITIES Heavy Quality
QANHAK and Sizes New Summer in Pretty Plaids |
3MNMMLJ Values to $5.95 Patterns SPECIAL— -i
Special .1
99c pr. $1.98 48c yd. 48c <
Mens’ Regular $3.50 ExQ-a Large Selection
SWIM TRUNKS udiks-summer J
Sizes Small-Medium-Large DRESSES . -
-d»| qp in Newest Materials, Colors And '
yl./J Styles - Wonderful Bargains i
_______________________ Sale Price— “J!! |
Men’s Rayon Gabardine £9 AO
DRESS PANTS >
„ n ~ New Summer v * 1
New Summer Patterns
Waist Sizes 29 to 42 DRESS MATERIAL l
SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE— „. . T s m M ~ 1
Butcher Linens - Waffle Piques rZ i
- Prints -98 c Value; |
69c yd.
Men’s 1 ” . WmM
" 11 1 ■ 111 1 M
SPORT SHIRTS
Cottons and Rayons BED SPREADS 58 j
Values to $3.50 Assorted Colors—Full Double £BS 1
Long and Short SHeeves w-
51.98 Mch $l ” fi
_____________________ Two Big Groups Ladies’ jj
Men’s Genuine Panama Dress SUMMER SANDALS^
STRAW HATS —» j
Regular and Long Oval Sizes CASUAL SHOES Mi
$5.00 Values j
Full Selection of Styles and CoNgt I
Now $3.50 Si,9B and V?.9l«i
One Group Ladies’ Special Lot Special Rack." g
Rayon Suits *** *** “ ||J
• Rayon and Nylon a ]
Misses, Women’s and _ . _ VICpC UIGSSoS
junior sue..—solid Cord Dresses ■ mm ,
Solid Colors and Prints I
Colors for Year Sizes—Juniors, Misses _ , *
Values to s22,so—As 1
wear and Women ~;4 ’
$17.95 Value One and Two Piece styles L ° Bg “ Tbt>3r J
Special SIO.OO Sale Price $5.95 Sale Price $5.00
FLEISHMAN'S
I DUNN, N, C.
Vance McGugan of the TJ. S.
Navy spent Saturday and Sunday
in Dunn with his parents. Mr. and t
Mrs. C. T. McGugan. He is sta
tioned at Bainbridge, Md.
Mrs. W. J. Edwards and daugh
ters. Patsy and Katherine, of New !
Bern spent last week with her par- I
ents, M r and Mrs. J. A. McLeod, j
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McLeod and
daughter, Lynn, of Ftaleigh visited j
the J. A. McLeods Sunday.
Miss Shirley Case of Newton I
Grove is visiting her aunt and un- j
cle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Dun
bar.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Overman and j
son, Jimmy, spent the day Sunday
at the beach.
Miss Vicki Upchurch has as her
guests this week Misses Barbara
Johnson. Judy Beal and Carolyn
Beal, all of Lillington. Vicki re
turned Monday from Fayetteville,'
where she spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Langdon,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Llee and
daughter. Terry, of Benson, were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill t
Stancil Sunday. Mrs. Lee and Mrs I
Stancil are sisters.
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