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HAPPY BIRTHDAY JUDY Judy Register, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Register celebrated
her eighth birthday with a party at her home on Wautaga Ave. Friday afternoon. Yellow and
green was used in a lovely color scheme for the party. A tiered birthday cake iced in green and
yellow was served with cupcakes, candies, nuts and drinks. Hats and horns were given as favors.
Those helping Judy celebrate were Geraldine Henry, Pam Henry, Renthia Tart, Carolyn Hardee, Jean
RoMnson, Wayne Turnage and and Judy Tart. (Demple, Jane Register, Carolyn Temple. Sandra Autry.
Linds Bledsoe, Rehta Anne Tart, Mary Monroe, Linda Williams, Patrica Draughon, Pat Walker, Connie
Johnson, Earline Henry, Paulette Houston, Jerry Taily Record photo by Bill Biggs).
HAVE GUESTS
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Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Williams had
as their weekend guests Mr. and
Mrs. Ollie Bass of Rocky Mount.
The, Williams, the Bass’ and Mr.
And Mrs. Shelton attended the
Caroling - Notre Dame game Sat
urday:
COLLEGE STUDENT HERE
Stacy Johnson of Elon College
was in Dunn for the weekend.
AT HIGHSMITH'S
Mrs. Vergle Williams of Dunn
, W«s at. Highsmith's Hospital yes
terday tor a check-up.
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Benefit Party
Given For Junior
Womans Club
A benefit bridge and canasta
party was given for the Junior
Womans Club Saturday night at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Turner. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Dun
can, Jr., were co-hosts with the
Turners for the affair.
Colorful fall flowers were used in
lovely bouquets for the evening’s
play. During progressions assorted
candies were passed and at the end
of play platters of sandwiches,
cheese ritz, cookies and coffee
were enjoyed by the group.
High score for the ladies in
bridge went to Mrs. Lewis God
win, who received a lovely cut
glass vase from the hosts. High
scorer among the men was Ed
Wade who was awarded Old Spice
shaving lotion. Receiving high score
in Canasta for the ladies was Mrs.
Lorman Dupree. Shaving lotion
was presented David Adams for
high score in Canasta for the men.
Playing were Mr. and Mrs. John
ny Ciccone, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Godwin, Mr. and Mrs. Lorman
Dupree, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hug
gins, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wade, Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Duncan, Jr., and Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Turner.
( VISIT WILLIARM
Mr. and Mis. vergle Williams
had as guests over the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Vergle Williams, Jr.,
of Johnson, S. C., Johnny Wil
liams and Miss Joyce Sutton, both
of Farmville. The Williams from
South Carolina came to Dunn
especially for the Goddard-Epley
wedding Saturday and will leave
today for a trip to Florida. „
TO VISIT SMA
Mr. Henry Sandlin, Mrs. Marvin
Wade, Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Thompson and sons will spend the
Thanksgiving holidays at Staun
ton Military Academy in Staunton,
Va.
TO ARRIVE TOMORROW
Carroll Summerlin, a Junior at
the University of North Carolina,
Will arrive tomorrow to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays in Dunn
with his family.
BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. Neill Fuquay of
Corpus Christi, Texas announce
the birth of a son, James Neill
i Fuquay, 111 on Friday, November
r 16, in Corpus Christi. Mrs. Fuquay
t is the former Miss Lee Roster of
r Corpus Christi. The child, who is
- the Fuquays second son. is the
8 grandson of Mrs. J. N. Fuquay of
Lillington.
j Mrs. M. G. Wright
>. Hostess To Circle
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Mrs. M. G. Wright was hostess
1 to members of Circle No. 1 of the
' Divine St. Methodist Church at
1 her home yesterday.
1 The hostess served block 1c e
1 cream, cookies and nuts during a
8 social hour. .
8 Present for the meeting were
'• Mrs. James Snipes, Mrs. L. A. Mon- I
1 roe, Mrs. L. B. Pope, Jr., Mrs. O.
f M. Leslie, Mrs. Ben Hartsfiled, Mrs.
• Oscar Pearce, Mrs. Ed Tart, Mrs.
■ William Warren, Mrs. Gar Smith,
5 Mrs. Sexton Lee, Mrs. Earl Jones,
1 Mrs. L. S. Byrd and Mrs. Wright.
TO ATTEND DANCE
Three Dunn girls, Mias Peggy
Ruth Barfield, Miss Martha Ann
Butler, and Miss Dorothy Laugh
tnghouse, have been tattled to at
tend the Thanksgiving dance at
: Staunton Military Academy this
1 week. Their dates are, respective
• ly, Cadets Billy Thompson, T. B.
‘ Williams and Red Sandlin.
1 FROM WASHINGTON, D. C.
1 Mr. and Mrs. John Herring had J
' as their guests this past week end
: Miss Maitland Kinlaw of Wash-.
• ington, D. C. and Miss Grace Her
ring of Durham. They also had as
dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
1 Houston Haywood of Fayetteville.
SEE GAME SATURDAY
Miss Grace Herring of Durham,
■ and Mr. and. Mrs. Rusty Fowler
of Rocky Mount attended the Car
oltaa-Notre Dame game Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Glnshurg
; will spend Thanksgiving visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney J. Brumberg
1 in Fayetteville.
DINNER GUESTS
Mr. Tommy Steele who is heard
daily over WPTF and Mrs. Steele
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Chalk on Saturday even
ing.
LODGE TO MEET
There will be an emergent com
munication of Palmyra Lodge num
ber 147, Tuesday night, November
20, at 7:30 o'clock. There will be
work in the Master Mason Degree.
All Master Masons are urged to at
tend this communication.
Ist Sgt. Elmond C. West of Fort
Eustis, Va., is at' his home on a
seventeen day leave. Sgt. West is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carson
West and nephew of Mrs. Joe
Goodman.
visits ms. WeAt '
Mrs. Joe Goodman spent' the
week end with MTs. Ckraon West,
in the Mingo Section. , f , .
PISHING AND HUNTING
k Roy:’ Dixon and. Joe Goodman
spent the wet* end on the North
East River hunting and fishing.
HERR FOR THANKSGIVING
Mr. and Mrs. G. Edmund Nuek
ols and Miss Jane Nupkels of Rich
mond, Va., will spend the Thanks
giving holidays with Mrs. George
Floyd. •"
VISIT MOFFS .’ ,\
daughter, F C^lott?wS‘ l^nd a the
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Mrs. Broughtoft
Is Hostess To
Circle No. 1
Circle No. 1 of the Divine St.
Methodist Church met with Mrs.
C. E. Broughton at her'home on
Harnett St. yesterday afternoon at j
3:30 for their monthly meeting. j
Mrs. J. L. Ward, leader of the
circle presided over the meeting.
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The devotional, a beautiful Thanks
giving poem was given by Mrs. P.
A. Lee, who also read from Psalms.
During the business meeting do
nations were discussed for shrubs
for the parsonage.
A social i hour was held after the
business meeting and the hostesses
seerved a delicious plate of chlck
, en salad sandwiches, cheese bis
| cults, mints, toasted pecans and
soft drinks.
Members of the circle present
were Mrs. J. L. Ward, Mrs. Joyce
Early, Mrs. Ira Lee, Mrs. Cbra Par
ker, Mrs. Fred Baggett and the
hoetess.
OYSTER SUPPER'PLANNED
The Ephesus Home Demonstra
tion Club is sponsoring an ouster
supper Friday night at the home of
Mrs. Howard Morrison on RL 3,
Lillington. The Morrison home is lo
cated about 514 miles from Lilling
ton on the JohnstonVllle road.
The proceeds from the supper will
Tuesday afternoon, noVem6er 20,1951
be used to improve the school lunch
room. ■
The public la invited to attend,
and enjoy a good supper. There will
also be sandwiches, cake and pie.
Bingo will be played during the
evening. The price is 36c for child
ren, and 60c for adults. Serving
will begin at Q o’clock.
IN HOPITAL
Mrs. W. M. Carroll ig In Dunn
Hospital for a few days.
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VISITS MRS. WHITEHEAD
Miss Susan Whitaker and Mr.
Alec McKay of Chapel Hill and
Goldsboro visited Mrs. Lee White- ,
head over 'the week-end.
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Armstrong County, 8. 0., the
most sparsely settled county In the
oountry, contains 15 ranches
averaging 19,176 acres in Bise. ac
cording to the 1980 agricultural
census.