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Mrs. E. G Purcell visited in Lil
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Arden Stfoud is a patient in Good
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Stanley Party
Held At Home
Os Mrs. Stroud
On Wednesday evening at 7:30
o’clock Mrs. Arden Stroud enter
tained a number ot her friends at
a Stanly party.
Lovely fall flowers in colorful
shades made the home very pretty
for the party.
During the evening several games
were played and prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Wayman Byrd, and Mrs.
Mae Quick.
Following ihe games Mrs. John
Wilbourne, Stanley, agent, displayed
her products and took orders for
them. •
Later in the evening the hostess
served home made chocolate cake,
pickles and coffee.
Tnose present included Mrs. Lloyd
Byrd. Mrs. Slade Williamson, Mrs.
Fred Avery, Mrs. Henry White, Jr.,
Mrs. Daymon Byrd, Mrs. Clifton
Royal, Mrs. Mae Quick, and Mrs.
Tony Prince of Dunn.
IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Ray Lupoid and daughter,
Linda, are visiting Mrs. Lupoid’s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sutpin, in
Blacksburg, Virginia.
FROM BENSON
Mrs. Sylvania Capps of Benson
spent the week-end with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
George Ca&ps.
TO BAINBRIDGE
Arthur Lee Seabolt, U: S. Navy,
has gone to Bainbridge, Maryland,
after visiting his mother, Mrs. Jim
Adams. He was formerly stationed
inu California.
Dozen Couples
Given Permits
Marriage licenses issued by Mrs
Inez Harrington, county register of
deeds, so far in September Include
.the following:
Harold Lloyd Parker, 20, Lilli ng
ton, Route 3 to Lula Jean Partin,
14. Bunnlevel, Route 1. .
Rudolph Omega Rogers, 23. Mt
Airy, to Betsy Alice Stephenson, 22,
Lillington, Route 1.
Charlie Hugh Smith, 25, Dunn to
Ruth Shirley Raynor, 19. Dunn.
Robert Frederick Aidinger, 33,
Albany, N. Y., and Ft. Eustis, Va.,
to Simmie Mae Vann, IS, Dunn,
Route 3. «
Charles Edward Lee, ?0, Chaly-
COATS HAPPENINGS
By CLYDE BRYAN
Much interest is being shown in
the work that has been begun oh
the site for the new Baptist church
of Coats. The ground has been
cleared and a good bit of grading
hky been done. Work on the build
ing will be started in the near fu
ture.
The Fidelis Sunday School Class
of Coats Baptist Church held its
regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Carlos Stewart Tues
day night. Mrs. Percy Parrish had
charge of the program. The new
officers for the incoming year were
installed. After the business part
of the meeting the group was serv
ed delicious refreshments by Mrs.
Stewart and her co-hostess, Mrs.
Willis.
MRS. CREASMAN SPEAKS
The Baptist Church was very
fortunate to have Mrs. C. D. Creas
man of Nashville, Tenn., to speak
at the evening service. Mrs. Creas
man is one of the WM.U. South
wide Leaders. She brought a very
interesting message.
BACK TO SCHOOL
The following young people of
Coats have returned to school
within the last few days. Among
them are: Miss Patsy Grimes,
daughter of Mr. Clyde Grimes who
has returned to Flora McDonald
College. Red Springs, N. C- Ken
neth Keene and Max Avery en
tered as freshmen at Loulsburg
College, Laura Frances Pope,’Wil
ma Barnes, Doris Messer, Sherrill
Willis and Rebecca Whittington
will be at East Carolina College,
Greenville this year as freshmen,
Doris Johnson will enter the fresh-
THE DAILY RECORD, DUNN, N. C.
beate Springs to Mary Lou MMhf
yette, It. Chalybeate Springs.
to Mary EthoHne OvrofL Sk|
John Harvey fIUI
viiie, Qa. mad Ft. Bragg to Fannie
Lynn Hofleman, IT, Angler. J
William Clarence Hollgad. M, An-1
gier, Route 3, to Boat Bright Byrd
30, Angler, Route L
Bronche Franklin West, Si, Dund.
Route S to MosaeOe Phillipe, 30,
Duntt. Route 4
Bernard Marsh Cunta. 13, ÜB
ington, Route 3 to Hssel Lee Mats,
16. Lillington, Route 3.
Charles Turner Reeves, », Fa
quay Springs, Route I to AMUe
Laurie Johnson, It, Fuquay Springs,
Rt. I.
Luther Alton Oodwin, 33, Dunn.
Route 3, to Fkjrine Johnson, 30,
Dunn.
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man class at Woman's College,
Greensboro, N. C„ Evangeline Btet?-
art will be a Junior at Wake Forest
College.
TEACHERS HOLD MEET
The first grade teachers of the
Coats school faculty met with the
other first grade teachers of the
county. In Lillington Wednesday
afternoon to organize a program of
work for the school year. The meet
ing was in charge of Miss Baade
MassengiU, Elementary supervisor
and Mr. Kelly coordinator ot edu
cation. Mr. Kelly is new in the
county this year. We welcome him
to our county.
program planned
Representative Carson Gregory is
sponsoring an entertainment at
Coats school auditorium by Bailey
Brothers Hillblllys. Every one whp
likes Hillbilly music should enjoy
an evening of entertainment, and
fun.
Mr. M. O. Phillipe and family
spent last weekend at Caroline
Beach.
Pvt. James Vance Creeeb of the
351st Mobile Army Surgical Hospi
tal Div. of Fort Bragg arrived In
Coats on Thursday to spend a
nine day furlough with his mother
Mrs. Mildred Creech.
Mesdames Guy Stewart,* Eugene
Stewart and Ora Parrish spent
Thursday with-Iftends in Fayet
teville.
Miss Lucille Allen, Mrs. Clyde
. Grimes and Mrs. Mattie Highfall
. shopped in Raleigh Thursday as
• temoon.
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