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Mr & Mrs. Dupree,
Entertain\At
Dessert Cqnasta
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dupree en-,
ttrtalned at dessert Canasta Fri
day evening at 8 o’clock at their
home on N. Wayne Ave. and
Mrs. James Britt were guests lor
the evening.
As the guests arrived Ice cream
and cake was served. Later cheese
squares and cokes were posted.
Club high award, a lovely china
cup and saucer went to Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Wade. Consolation urize.
china salt and pepper shakers was
given to the L. J. Gardners.
Those playing included Mr. and
Mrs. Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. White, Br.,
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Knott, Mr. and
Mrs. Britt and the hast and hos
tess.
After-Rehearsal
Party Is Held
Following the Strickland - Hall
wedding rehearsal Saturday even
ing, the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Hall, entertained at
an after-rehearsal for members of
the wedding party, the Rev. and
Mrs. Forest Maxwell, the groom’s
mother, Mrs. H. Strickland, and
friends.
A green and white color scheme
was carried out throughout the
home and during the evening indi
vidual bridal cakes, mints’, salted
nuts, potato chips and soft drinks
were served.
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SUNDAY VISITORS
Mrs. Fannie Lee Altman, Mrs.
Katie Lee and Miss Betsy Ann
Morg&n of Benson visited Miss Em
ily Frances Altman at McCain Sun
day. ,
HERE FOR WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. White, Sr„
and son, Paul Jr., visited Mr.
White's brother, Floyd White. Sr.,
in New Bern Sunday. Floyd White,
Jr., returned to Dunn to visit a
week.
AT TOPSAIL
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Godwin Jr.,
and children, Kay and Lynn spent
the week end at Topsail Beach with
the Everette poffermyres who are
vacationing there.
Hew...and YEARS AHEAD!
OITERNATIONAL harvester
TUwa of jjiisuuL&i to Woman
Meeting Held By
Young People Os
Grove Community
The Young i-cople of Lee’s
Grove Community met at Grove
Church Sunday at 2:30 P. M.
Mrs. Maude Whittenton. presi
dent of the group presided over
the meeting and Mrs. Leta Hardi
son led the opening prayer.
A duet was sung by Mrs. Hardi
son and Miss Reba Altman.
.Eleven new members were add
ed to the enrollment of 23.
Miss Altman made a short talk
on "The Second Coming of Christ”
and Bible quiz followed.
All young people In the com
munity are invited to bring their
Bible and worship with the group.
Sewing Secrets
Are Demonstrated
Mrs. Coy Norris gave a demon
stration on sewing secrets for mem
bers of the Woman's Club at their,
regular meeting Monday evening.
Mrs. Norris showed the club mem
bers how to make their own covered
buttons and stitched belt.
Following the program Mrs. Lutie
Fowler presided over a brief busi
ness session, after which the meet
ing adjaurned with the group; say
ing together the club motto.
Club members present were Mrs.
Norris, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Johnny
Whitman, Mrs. Morton Williams,
Mrs. Frank Ralph, .Mrs. Wilbert
j Tyson, Mrs. Helen Carr, Miss Ruby
SewUl. Mrs. Don Ennis. Mrs. Novel
la Holland, Mrs. Louis Dearborn
and Mrs. D. C. Parrish.
ATTEND SUPPER
Mr .and Mrs. Troy Barefoot at
tended a barbecue supper given
by the Capital Sales Co. of Ral
eigh last Thursday evening. The
party, given for the employes,
was held in the main office at
330 E. Davie St., in aleigh. A brief
meeting followed the supper.
BRIDGERS—BARBOUR
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Barbour of
Benson have announced the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Hermie Jean Barbour to Robert
Hoyle Bridgers. Mr. Bridgers is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Bridgers of Zebulon. The wedding
will take place in the fall.
Local Bride-Elect Feted
Tuesday Night At Shower
A miscellaneous shower was giv
en last night at 8 o’clock, honoring
bride-elect. Miss Shirley Raynor,
at the home of Mrs. Sherill John
son on W. Carr St. Mrs. Alsey John
son and Mrs. Ed Welbourne were
co-hostesses for the affair.
A beautiful yellow-purple-throat
ed orchid was given to the honoree
when she arrived. The hostesses al
so gave her an alumnium ironing
board.
The mantel in the living room
contained an arrangement of green
ery and white flowers with green
candles on each end. Suapdragoiis
and roses were used throughout the
rest of the house. «
A white umbrella on the dining
room table held the shower of brid
al gifts.
Several unique contests were led
during the evening. Mrs. Mavis
Virginia Smith Is
Guest Soeaker At
Baptist Youth Meet
Mias Virginia Smith, Presbyter
ian Educational Director, was guest
speaker at the Baptist Youth Aux
iliary meeting last night at 8 o'-
clock when they met in the church
reertation room. “Talents" was the
topic of Miss Smith’s message.
A general meeting was held pre
ceding the program and after the
program Miss Patsy Snipes,, com
munity missions chairman, passed
out this week’s assignments.
Miss Smith closed the meeting
with prayer and the group then at
tended the prayer service in the
main auditorium.
Those attending were Mrs. L. L.
Coats, Miss Pat Johnson, Miss Bet
ty Sue Draughon. Miss Adelaide
Coats, Doc Corbett, Charles John
son, Miss Barbara Snipes, Miss Pat
Snipes, Miss Evelyn Straughan and
visitor, Miss Martha Simpkins of
New Bern.
FORMER RESIDENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Spencer of
Miami, Fla., are visiting in Dunn
and Mount Olive with relatives. The
Spencers are former Dunn resi
dents.
Wallace won a set of vanity scarves
in a “tasting” contest and Miss
Libby Raynor, sister cf the honoree,
received a sandwich tray for un
scrambling the most names of kit- ,
chen utensils.
Each of the guests wrote their
favorite recipe in a book which was
later given to Miss Raynor.
The hostesses served bndal ices,
white cake and nuts to the fol
lowing guests:
Mrs. R. R. Raynor, the honoree’s
mother, Miss Libby Raynor, Mrs.
Otis Warren, Miss Allene Warren,
Mrs. Flank Spruill, Mj-s. Herbert
Hodges, Mrs. Mavis Wallace, Mrs.
Skinny Emus, Mi's. Eldon Jones,
Mrs. Mack Barefoot, Mrs. Silas
I Whittenton, Mrs. Ballard McLamb,
t’rs. "Herman Green, Mrs. J. I.
(Thomas, Mrs. Tommy Hairall, Mrs.
Howard JoJnson, Mrs. E. W. John
son and Miss Shirley Jane Johnson.
PAGE—WATSON
Mrs. J. E. Watson of Angier has
announced the engagement of her
daughter Miss Dorothy Mar fe Wat
son to William Matthew Page, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. D- Page, also
of Angier. The wedding will be an
event of October.
TOURS CANADA
Mrs. I. W. “Keene has returned
from a two week’s vacation tour.
While away she visited Niagara
Falls and in Canada and New York.
She was accompanied by her daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Garner of Baltimore, Md.
The Gamers returned to Dunn
with Mrs. Keene Monday night for
a short visit.
FROM NEW BERN
Miss Martha Simpkins of New
Bern visited Miss Evelyn Straughan
yesterday.
HAS GUESTS '
Mrs. G. W. Henry had as her
guests Tuesday Mrs. W. R. Nor
ris of Benson, Misses Patricia and
June Elders of Norfolk.
VISITING MRS. BARBOUR
Mrs. W. C. Holliday of San Diego,
Cal., and Mrs. Ben Rogers of Char
leston. S. C., are visiting Mrs. Fred
Barbour. ,
AIRMAN HOME
PFC. Jakie Bennett, U. S. Air
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Jackie Campbell
Is Honored With
Watermelon Slicing
Miss Jackie Campbell was hon
ored at a watermelon slicing in
commemoration of her 17th birth
day last night at 7:30 o’clock.
Arrangements of asters were
used throughout the Campbell
home.
The honoree opened her many
lovely gifts before tne guests were
invited into the back yard and 1
watermelons were sliced.
Those attending the party were
Miss Ruby. Surles, Archie Wood,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Byrd, Miss Rita
Fleishman, Bozie Tart, Miss Jew
el McLean, L. C. Draughon, Jerry
Lewis, Miss Peggy Ruth Barfield,
Jerry Thomas, Frank Kelly, Miss
Fannie Sue Turnage, Walter Jack
son. Pfc. Jakie Bennett, Miss Joan
Whitman, Jack Bennett. Miss Faye
Jackson, Stacy Johnson, Miss Gaye
Lee, Mrs. Bobby Wagstaff, the
honoree’s sister, Forrest Campbell,
the honoree’s brother. Miss Loise
Johnson and Mrs. W. S. Campbell,
Jackie’s mother.
Surprise Party
Fetes Benson Man
On 80th Birthday
C. T. Johnson, well known retired
Benson business man, was honored
on his 80th birthday Monday at a
surprise party. Mr. Johnson is a
patient in Rex Hospital and the
party was held for him in the hos
pital parlor.
Mrs. Paul Johnson made a beau
tiful birthday cake for the occas
ion and it was served to the guests
with ice cream.
Following is a list of the ones
who planned and attended the lov
ely party:
C. T. Johnson and family of
Raleigh, Ray Johnson of San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Mr. and Mrs. Thurs
ton Johnson of Benson, Mrs. Ken
neth Johnson and son of Benson,
Nathan Johnson of Dunn, Mrs. Lin
wood Johnson of Benson, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Johnson of Benson and
Mrs. Robie Dunn of Benson.
Force, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Grady F. Bennett. He
has been stationed in Denver, Colo.,
but will return to Cuba.
AT WHITE LAKE ‘
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Coats left
Wednesday to spend some time at
their White Lake Cottage. Jimmy
Coats and Miss Pat Snipes will be
there tonight.
WITH GRANDMOTHER
Miss Patsy Baker of Wilmington
has been visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. G. W. Henry.
IN WISCONSIN
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Emigh are
vacationing at his home in Turtle
Lake, Wis.
RETURN FROM SCHOOL
Miss Evelyn Straughan and Miss
C. C. Upchurch have returned to
Dunn after attending a three weeks
summer school at Westminster
Choir College in Princeton, N. J.
FAMILY AT BEACH
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Aldredge
and children, Ann and Emmett, Jr.,
are spending the week at Wrights
ville Beach. ,
VISITS MOTHER
Mrs. Gerald Hunt of Durham
visited her mother, Mrs. R. W.
Warren Sunday.
Linden News
Mrs. B. C. Nagorka and children
of Hartford, Conn., have returned
home after visiting her sister, Mrs.
R. E. Lee for a week.
Miss Teddy Collier is visiting
friends In Greensboro.
Miss Marietta Sawyer is visiting
friends in Cameron.
Mr. John Hatcher and Mr. Dan
Roper of Gaffndy, S. C„ spent Fri
day with Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Daw
kins.
Mrs. R. L. Jones of Buzzard’s Bay,
Mass., Mrs. E. W. Fergerscon and
Misses Louise and Josephine Fer
gerson of Plymouth, N. C., were
guests of Mrs. Jesse Byrd, Mrs. J.
F. McLean and Miss Catherine Neal
Byrd Monday.
Mr. Herlott Wilkins and Bobby
Williams returned from the F. F. A.
Camp at White LaF * Saturday.
Mr. Henry A. McKinnon of Lum
beorton visited the Jesse Byrds and
Mrs. John F. McLean on Satur
day.
Mrs. L. Z. ColUer ha« returned
home after being a patient at the
Good Hope Hoepital in Erwin.
Mr. Larry Moore is a patient at
Pittman Hospital 'ln Fayetteville,
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RURITAN CLUB MEETS
The linden Ruritan Club met Fri
day night, Aug 10 in the recreation
building of the Presbyterian
dent, presided over the business
meeting.
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