ragSSPAY AFTERNOON, SEP*i3>Tftfeft 6, l&t
BENSON SOCIAL
Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Parker Entertain
Women's Society Os Methodist Church
Mrs. Wade Norris and Mrs. All- |
red Parker were associate hostess- ,
es Tuesday evening at the home o!
Mrs. Norris to members of Circle !
No. 2 of the Women’s Society of 1
Christian Service of the Methodist
qJM-ch.
Presiding was Miss Stella Creech,
chairman of the circle. The meet
ing was opened with the group sing
ing “Sweet Hour of Prayer,” after
which the chairman gave a brief
discussion of the Lord's Prayer,
followed by tile group praying the
prayer in unison.
Program calendars with listings
of hostesses were presented as fol
lows: For the October meeting, pro
gram director, Mrs. A. T. Parker;
I* esses, Mrs. Thurston Johnson,
Mrs. W. F. Smith, Jr.; November,
program director. Mrs. Paul Gard
ner, hostesses, Mrs. Milton Smith.
Miss Stella Creech; December, pro
gram director, Mrs. Ruth Massey,
hostesses, Mrs. Dan Royster, Mrs.
A. T. Partcer: January, program dir
ector, Mrs. Thurston Johnson, hos
tesses. Mrs. Fred Hines, Mrs. Ed
Holmes; February, program direc
tor, Mrs. M. D. Dorman, hostesses.
Mrs. W. R. Strickland, Mrs. L. H.
PfMish: March, program director,
Mrs. Frank Yarborough, hostesses,
Mrs. M..D. Dorman, Mrs. W. R. Mc-
Lamb; April, program director. Mrs.
Dan Royster, hostess, Mrs. W. Ev
ette Denning; May, program direc
tor, Mrs. Janies Harrell Johnson,
hostesses. Mrs. Winston Barnes,
Miss Lucile Martin; June, program
director, Mrs. Evette Denning, hos- I
tesses, Mrs. Howard Denning, Mrs.
Frank Yarborough; July, program
director, Mrs. Alfred Parker, host
ess, Mrs. William Morris, Mrs.
R»y Haller; August, program dir
ector, Mrs. W. F. Smith, Jr., host
ess ji, M)rs. Jeff Matthews, Mrs.
Donald Parrish.
Announcement was made that.
funds would be forwarded to the |
Methodist Orphanage at Raleigh i
to purchase the winter clothing of j
Raipii Joyner, fourteen year old
boy, sponsored by the society.
Mrs. Noel Auman presented the I
devotional entitled "Thy Kingdom j
Okie On Earth” and Mrs. I. M. j
datman presented the program un- !
der tlie heading "Religion and Ec- |
ouooiics." As a part of the pro
gram Mrs. W. R. Strickland sang
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I as a solo by the soft rays of a light
i ted cross, the hymn, “When I Sur-
I vey the Wondrous Cross” accorn
' panied at the piano by Mrs. W. F.
i Smith, Jr.
Present were Mrs. Jeff Matthews,
Mrs. Donald Parrish, Mrs. Milton
Smith, Mrs. Howard Denning. Mrs,
W. R. Strickland. Mrs. Winston
Barnes, Mrs. W. R. McLamb, Mrs.
Thurston Johnson. Mrs. Paul Gard
ner, Mrs. W. F. Smith. Jr„ Mrs.
Frank Yarborough, Miss Lucile
Martin, Miss Stella Creech, and
special guests, Mrs. D. C. Felder of
Santee, S. C„ who is spending the
winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Yarborough, Mrs. Noel Au
' man and Mis. B. L. Auman.
' The 'hostesses assisted by Mrs.
Donald Pariish, served sandwiches,
cake and an iced fruit drink.
Godwin
News
Miss Meltie McLellan Is spending
the week with her nephew. Mr.
H. C. Wade and Mrs. Wade in
Goldsboro, N. C., this week.
Warrant Officer and Mrs. Willie
Tew and daughter. Shirley, of
Greenville, S. C„ spent the wqek
| end with Mrs. Tew's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. L. Lamm and other
relatives.
Mrs. Altcm Raynor and children
of Greensboro spent part of last
week here.
j Fred H. Price, Jr., who is sta
tioned at Patuxent River, Md.. is
I spending sometime here with bis
; parents. He expects to here
; until September 13th.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Johnson, and
j Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson of
! Fayetteville spent part of last week
in the western part of North Caro
| lina.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jackson,
Laurence Paul, and Mr. and Mrs.
T. C. Godwin and sons, Stephen
and T. C., were dinner guests of
: Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith near Fay
j etteville Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Godwin has returned
f from Montreat where she lias been
spending the summer at Umarest
Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Jones and
daughter, Peggy Jones, Mr. Frank
Tew, Miss Mary Elizabeth Mcln
tyre, Jim Mac Mclntyre. Mrs. Rob
ert Jackson and daughter, Judy,
and Johnnie Jackson spent the
week-end at Holden’s Beach.
The M. Y. F. met at Mrs. Har
old Williford’s fo* choir practice
last Thursday evening. Mrs. Wil
liford served sandwiches and colas.
The Godwin-Wade school open
ed on Wednesday morning with a
‘good enrollment.
Miss Cleva Godwin, Miss Eloisc
Connelly, Mrs. Naylor and Mrs.
Donald Mclntyre attended the
teacher’s meeting in Fayetteville
on Tuesday.
The Y. P. L. met Thursday even
ing at the church. After the pro
gram a social was given in honor
of Mr. John Charles Livingston,
who has been working with them
this summer, and for the members
who were leaving for college. Home
made ice cream and cookies were
served.
October 12th has been set for
the in-gathering at Black’s Chapel
Church. The following Sunday
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Miss Shirley Raynor Becomes Bride Os Charles Smith
The Dunn, First Presbyterian
Church was the scene of a wed
ding last night at 8 o'clock when
Miss Shirley Raynor, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Raynor of
Dunn became the bride of Charles
Smith of Washington, D. C., son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Smith of Dunn.
The vows were spoken before the
Rev. R. R, Gammon, pastor of
the church, and the single ring
ceremony was used.
| The chancel of the church was
decorated with a background o f
' Southern smilax and fern. Tall
baskets of large white chrysanthe
mums were also used. The scene
was lighted by candles in seven
branched candelabra.
Prior to the ceremony a program
of nuptial music was played by Mrs.
M. M. Jernigan, organist. Miss Car
dlyn Westbrook sang ‘’Because" and
"I Love You Truly” and as a ben
ediction “O Perfect Love.”
The bride,* given in marriage by
her father, wore an original gown
of white candlelight satin and
Chantilly lace. The- neckline of the
dress, giving a drop shoulder effect
was fillid in with lace. The full
skirt was gathered jnto a tightly
fitted bodice and extended to a
cathedral train. Long fitted sleev
es featuring scroll work ended in
points over her hands and her full
length veil of imported silk Ulus
LILLINGTON
PERSONALS
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Miss Ruby Peede will leave Sun
day to return to Queens’ College in
Charlotte where - she wiU resume
her studies as a sophomore.
Mrs. Harry Neelley and daughter
Carol of Greensboro are spending
the week with Mft. NeeUey s moth
er, Mrs. J. N. Fuquay.
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Howell and
their daughters, Mrs. John Ashe
and Miss Barbara Ann Howell, have
returned from WUson where they
spent the week-end.
Miss Irene Maness returned
Wednesday to Clinton, where she
is a member ol the school faculty,
after a summer visit with her
mother, Mrs. NeiU Maness.
Ferd Jackson of Buie's Creek suf
fered a heart attack at his home
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October 14th the revival meeting
will begin.
Mr. and Mrs. WUliam Barnes
and Mrs. June Royals visited Mrs.
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ion fell from a heart shaped pleat
bd headpiece outlined an seed
pearls. Her bouquet was tuberoses
and orchids centered in white ma
line.
Miss Shirley Jane Johnson at
tended the bride as maid of honor.
She was attired in an ankle length
dress of mulberry red featuring a
strapless velvet top with matching
jacket. The jacket gave an off-the
shoulder effect with it’s portrait
neckline and the bouffant skirt of
net was gathered into a fitted bod
ice. She wore a pleated bandeau in
her hair and her arm bouquet was
of white chrysanthemums.
Bridesmaids were Misses Jackie
Johnson, Brucie Dickey, Libby Ray
nor, Patsy Cromartie, BeSty Cathy
and Mrs. Bruce Byrd. They were
dressed in identical fashion to the
maid of honor and also carried
arm bouquets of white chrysanthe
mums.
Mr. Smith attended his son as
best man and ushers were Gene
and William Driver, Robert Smith
of Dunn and W. H. Whitman of
Arlington, Va.
Mrs. Raynor chose for her daugh
ter’s wedding a gown of dusty rose
lace with pink mitts. Her corsage
was a lavender orchid.
Mrs. Smith, mother of the groom,
wore a dress of aqua crepe with
matching accessories and a laven
der orchid was pinned at her
Attendance
(Continued from page one)
ior pigs, second place, Jimmy John
son, LUlington, Rt. 1; Junior pig,
first place, John Stone, Fuquay
Springs, Rt. 2.
Sow: first, pigs, first, and jun
ior pigs, first, Simon Stone, Fu
-1 quay Springs, Rt. 2.
> Other ribbons won were: H. A.
Turlington, Dunn, Rt. 3, three
firsts and two seconds in the pigs
claas; Tally Tutor, HoUy Springs,
• Rt. 1, one first and one second in
’ the. senior pig class; Henry Tripp,
Dunn, Rt. 3, one first and one «c
--{ ond In the Junior pig class.
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Old Soldiers Fading
BOSTON _ ft* —The old soldiers
definitely are fading away, THE
Field Corner quarters of a GAR
I post is now occupied by the AMVE
1 TS, one of the youngest veterans’
' organizations.
in Buie’s Creek on Wednesday.
Jackson is a former member of the
county board of commissioners.
r ■ . AT HOUBE PASTY
Mi* Frances Louise Adkins and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar s.
i Atkins, are giving a house party
. this week at Windy Hill Beach near
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shoulder.
Mrs. J. H. Raynor, grandmother
of the bride, was attired in black
and wore a corsage of white roses.
The groom’s grandmother, Mrs. R.
C. Cates of Erwin wore a gown of
wood-violet with white roses.
Following the ceremony the
bride’s parents entertained at a re
ception at their home on W. Carr
St.
Mrs. J. W. Driver greeted guests
at the door and Mrs. Ed Wellborn
introduced them to the receiving |
line which was composed of the
wedding party and the bride and
bridegroom’s parents.
Mrs. Herman Greene invited the
guests from the living room which
was decorated in white and green.-
into the dining room. Mrs. W. H.
Whitman of Arlington, Va., and
Mrs. Alsey Johnson of Dunn serv
ed punch from the dining room
table. A centerpiece of chrysanthe
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mums, pom-pons and lilies was
used and white colonial nosegays
marked the four corners of the
table. Bridal ices, cakes, nuts and
mints were also served.
The bride’s book was presided
over by Mrs. Otis Warren and
goodbyes were said by Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Sykes of Rocky Mount
and Mrs. M. M. Jernigan of Dunn.
Immediately after the reception
the bridal couple left for a wed
ding trip. For traveling the bride
I chose a dark brown fitted suit with
brown accessories and the white
orchid from her bouquet.
Mrs. Smith was graduated from
Dunn High school and attended
Marjorie Webster College in Wash
■ ington, D. C.
Mr. Smitn was graduated from
Dunn High School. He also served
in the U. S. Navy during World
War II and is currently employed
in Washington, D. C. /
DUNN PERSONALS r 1
SILER CITY VIBITORS
Mrs. Lillie Hodges had as visitors
yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. Granville
Byrd and children. They are former
residents of Dunn who reside in
Siler City now.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Beasley of
Norfolk, Va. have returned to their
home after spending a few days ■
with his mother, Mrs. Earnest j
Beasley.
Mrs. Wesley Coats and Nina
shopped in Raleigh yesterday.
Mrs. Earnest Beasley, her daugh
ter, Mrs. Leslie Giles and son Bill
spent yesterday in Fayetteville.
AT LAKE
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Barefoot, and
children, J. L. Jr. and Ima Jean
spent last weekend at White Lake.
HERE ON FURLOUGH
Leodell Hamilton is at home on a
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PAGE FIVE
14 day furlough from Fort Mon
mouth, N. J. He is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ham
ilton.
IN MINNESOTA _
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Tart, Mrs.
William Tart and daughter, *
Karen are visiting relatives in Min-
neapolis, Minn.
Miss Alabama.
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but in the swimming suit dir
islon, you have Miss North Car- *'*
oUna. That is Lu Long Ogbprn,
of Smithfield, N. C.
She had it—and you can’t floor””
a lot of professional judges. Weigh
ing in at 134 pounds she had H lot --
of other things, including *
size 14, complexion fair and flolor
of hair brown.
Tonight, there will be some more
of the same in the matter of judg- -
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