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ERWIN NEWS
MRS. MARY MCDONALD honored
AT BRIDAL SHOWER ON TUESDAY
Mr*. Mary McDonald, bride-elect
of August vas entertained at a bri
dal stiower on Tuesday evening at
8 o’clock at the home of Mrs.
Hughie Godwin. The shower was
given by the Marjorie Spence Circle
of the First Baptist Church of
which Mrs. McDonald la a mem
ber.
The event was held mi the spa
cious back lawn of the Godwin
home, and when the honoree ar
rived she was given a beautiful cor
sage of white roses and shown to
her place beside a table plied high
with lovely gifts.
After she had opened her gifts
and passed them around for every
one to see, a very Interesting game
was played, apd a prise awarded
to Mrs. Otis House as winner.
Later In the evening refresh
ments of home-made ice cream and
cake were served to the following:
Mrs. McDonald, honorse, Mrs.
House Mrs. Godwin, Mrs. Thur
man Allen. Mrs. Forest Maxwell,
Mrs. J. C. Pollard. Mrs. Gilbert
Woodworth, Mrs. Frank Norris,
Mrs. J. L. Honeycutt, Mrs. D. F.
Stephens, Mrs Tom Hayes, Mrs. Roy
Cameron, Mrs. Sam Jackson, Mrs.
W. O ’ Godwin, Mrs. Pink Leonard.
Mrs. Norton Williams, Mrs. Donnie
Parrish and Mrs. Bessie Fam.
WITH SON
Mrs. Emma Wyne of Wade spent
last week with her son and daugh
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fulton
Oodwln.
HEBE ON LEAVE -
Sgt. Harold Godwin of Fort Ben
nlng, Georgia, spent last week with
his parents.
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Tour Car For Summer j
Strickland
Motor Co.
102 E. Edgerton St.
Phone 3295 Dunn, N. C.
SUBSEQUENT NOTICE OF
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
Further notice Is hereby given that the partnership formerly
existing and doing business In the Town of Dunn as Pope Print
ing C*., publishers of The Dunn Dispatch, has been mutually dis
solved.
Under the terms of the dissolution, L. B. Pope, Jr., and Wll-
Uam H. Pope have purchased the entire Interest of Hoover Adams
in the assets of the said Pope Printing Company, publishers of The
Dunn Dispatch, and the said L. B. Pope, Jr. and William H.
Pepe have assumed the payment of all the obligations of the same
partnership.
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This is public notice that the said Hoover Adams is no longer
In any way connected with the said partnership of Pope Print
ing Company and is no longer responsible or liable in any way for
any indebtedness, obligation or contract incurred by Pope Printing,
Company and|or Urn Dunn Dispatch.
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Notice of dlssshrtion and partnerships signed and executed an
» May, is new en file in the Office of the Register of Deads of
Harnett County as a matter of public record.
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fCntu hum nubUshed In The Dimn Dtanatoh.
This, the 4 day of June, 1951. .»>
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HOOVER ADAMS
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Erwin Church
Ladies Meet
Monday Night
Hie Women of the Presbyterian
Church met Monday evening at
7:30 in the church. .
The meeting opened with a song
by the group and prayer by the
Rev. R. M. Phillips, pastor of the
church. Mrs. S. J. Clark gave the
devotional and following this was
the roll cal by the circle Mrs. J. C.
Graham gave the treasurer’s report.
Willlmenia Price, colored dele
gate, sent by the Men’s Fellow
ship Club,' to the Fayetteville Con
ference, gave a splendid report of
the meeting, and Loretha Wright,
colored delegate, sent by the Wo
men of the Church to the Winston-
Salem Conference, gave an interest
ing report of this meeting. Follow
ing the reports the group sang “I
Love To Tell The Story.”
The program for the evening,
taken from The Christian Patterns
pf Life, was under the direction
of Mrs. Fulton Godwin and was
entitled “The Loom of Time and
The Christian.” The program
showed the different uses of time
and those taking part represented
some phases of time. Mrs. Long
Harper represented time unused,
and Mrs. John Henry Wilson repre
sented Time used for God. Follow
ing the program Mrs. Godwin dis
cussed the different ldnds of time
and how it could be best used.
The meeting closed with the
group singing “Take My Life And
Let It Be.” The Rev. Phillips gave
the closing benediction.
Twenty-two ladies were present
for the meeting. The Rev. Phillips
and Mr. J. C. Graham were visitors
of the group for the evening.
IN BENSON
Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Godwin
and children spent Sunday in Ben
son. •
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Whittington
and son Phil of Raleigh spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Stacy
Whittington.
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