FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 23,1951
College Set Home
For The Holidays
College students home tor the
holidays are Haffye Sewell, St.
Mary's, College In Raleigh, Ellen
Ruth Davis, Meredith College, Ra
leigh. Janet Ennis and Emily
Graham, Woman’s College, Greens
boro.
Nancy Holt, Greensboro College,
DfruacHla Bain, East Carolina.
Greenville, Jackie Stewart and
Glendale Hart, UNC, chapel Hill.
Billy Pate, Wake Forest, Able
Maxwel, Wake Forest.
Bobby Godwin and Glendale
Stephenson, Loulsburg.
HERE FOR HOLIDAYS
Miss Betty Cathy of Duke Uni
versity will be In Dunn over the
holidays visiting her parents and
friends.
Mrs. J. B. Rouse Jr., underwent
surgery today at the Dunn Hos
pital
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Monogram Club
Has Thanksgiving
! Dance
> The Monogram Club of Erwin
■ High School held a formal pre
' Thanksgiving dance in the gym
- Wednesday evening from 8 until 11
o’clock. Coach Johnnie Picore, spon
. sor for the club, was in charge of
, the event.
I Those present were members of
. the club, their dates, college stu
s dents home for the holidays, and
several Invited guests.
! Hie highlight of the dance was
the choosing of the girl in the pret
tiest evening dress and the cutest
couple. Prize for the prettiest dress
' went to Miss Martha Lee, and for
■ the cutest couple to Miss Patricia
1 W.oodworth and Jackie Stewart.
Judges were Mrs. Flora Holt, Mrs.
! Johnnie Pecora, and Mr. and Mrs.
t Frank RalDh.
■ | During intermission sandwiches,
potato chips, cookies and cakes were
served.
| Presbyterian Group
| Meets On Tuesday
The officers and teachers of
j the Presbyterian Sunday School
held their Workers Conference
: Meeting in the church Tuesday
| evening at 7:30 o’clock.
Jim Chandler, superintendent,
’ | presided at the conference which
was opened with prayed by the
j Rev. R. M. Phillips.
During the session plans for
i some class changes were discuss
] Pd. and also plans for Christinas,
i but nothing definite was acted
upon.
Following the business the meet
ing adjourned to meet again the
first Friday in Decembe.
Those present inc'nded: Rev.
Phillips, Jim Chandler. Lyman
Pheppned. Hrs. C. J. Clark, Sr..
Mra. Evelvn McTean. Mrs. Mary
Wade and Mrs. Fulton Godwin.
’ VISITS PARENTS
Miss B*’”'’le v'lcVev rteuehter of
Mr. and Mra. W. P. TOokev. arriv
ed yesterdav to visit her Tamil”
over the holidays. She attends
Womans College.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Hi’taff of
Chapel Hill are visiting in Dunn.
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TO WED IN DECEMBER Mr. and Mrs. Lester Llyod Coats
of Dunn announce the engagement of their daughter, Elisabeth
Adelaide Coats to Richard Shelton Moods, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Monds of Dunn. The wedding will take part the latter part
of December.
DINNER GUESTS
Mrs. Allen H. Lee had as her
dinner guests for Thanksgiving Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Cobb, Jr., and Mrs.
J. D. Cobb. Sr., of Lumber Bridge,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller and
BENSON SOCIAL
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Parrish
spent Monday in Charlotte.
Dr. and Mrs. Stacy Duncan and
Mrs. Vlnnie Smith spent Sunday
visiting relatives in Durham.
Will Woodall spent Tuesday In
Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denning
and daughter. Beth, motored to
Washington Wednesday to spend
the Thanksgiving holidays with
friends.
Mrs.' Nora Benson is spending
some time with relatives in Florida
and Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith spent
Monday and Tuesday in Charlotte
attending the 39th annual conven
tion of theatre owners.
THE DAILY RECORD, DUNN. R, Q.
children of Baltimore, Md., Doctor
Allen H. Lee, Jr., and Mrs. Lee and
r children of Belma, Mr. and Mrs. A.
. Z. Thompson Jr., and their child
. ren Norwood, Charlotte, Rebecca
, and Marilyn of Selma and Lewis
I W. Lee of Chapel Hill
i Mrs. Louis L. Levinson, accom
panied by her broth*-, Lawrence
Creech of Norfolk, left Thursday
l for a several week's stay In Flor
r Ida.
Miss Eleanor Stewart, student at
i Loulsburg College, arrived home
Wednesday to spend a few days
with her mother, Mrs. J. G. Dixon.
, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peacock and
I Mr. and Mrs. Lib’Lee are spending
i several days in Lowell, Mass., where
they are visiting the family of Mrs.
Peacock’s brother, Mr. and Mrs.
1 Smith.
Charlie Ryals of Washington, D.
C„ spent several days here recent
ly visiting his sister, Mrs. Joe
Woodall, and his niece, Mrs. Mal
colm Whlttenton.
Mrs. Bennie Holland of Angier
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Gay nor Sprinkles Star Dust
lOn Bountiful "Golden Girl”
I “Oolden Girl," which is showing talents of Hollywood's most bril
-1 Sunday, Uonday and Tuesday at liant discovery in recent years,
the Stewart Theatre, is the song Mitzi Gaynor.
and dance story of the Gold Rush j t is the appealing,
pl»y». when famed entertainer Lotta cent pertness of this fresh, viola- !
pCrabtree captured the hearts of the We new performer, Mitzi Gaynor, j
' mining camps and swept triumph- that stands out among all the riches :
-<*ntly to New York to storm the of "Golden Girl.” Dale Robertson,
jf heights of fame. The /movie, an- f aß { on the rise as the new mati
other sterling product from Twen- nee idol with a Gable flair for rug
s tieth Century-Fox, is as rich and redness rc loubles in his popularity
s bountiful as the implication of its c ]<mt). Dennis Day, tried and true
. title, a picture as irridescent and radio and recording artist, is su
bright as its Technicolor hues, a perlative with his thrilling rendi
triumph of showmenship for its t!on 0 f gongs and refreshing, ami
veteran producer George Jessel, and able comedy . Long exnerienced
perhaps most memorable for dis- James Barton, of the Broadway
playing for the first time the full rnnsic a l and dramatic stage, shows
“ off the stage know-how of years j
POINT BATTLE in the entertaining game. But fun
■ DURHAM—Duke’s basketball op- damentally it is Mitzi Gaynor. who
ener with Temple’s Owls here De- is "Golden Girl,” truly irrestible
cember 1 is sure to have a lot of with a performance that matures
scoring. Duke star Dick Groat led from naive girlhood to full-fledged
the Nation in points and free artistry as the star of the New
throws last year, setting new na- York musical stage.
*5“ "My Blue Heaven" introduced
the 3 hi Average per Mitzi Ga y n ° r effeeUvely in musi
the nation m average pu.nts per ca]s and „ Take Care Q{ My Litt , e
Girl" gave her a chance to shine
was a visitor here Tuesday. dramatically. But "Golden Girl” is
the first film to radiate all her mul-
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Murphy of tiple charms. She scores impress-
Durham, Talmadge Poole and Miss ively as an actress delineating a
Eve Lynn Poole, students at Duke bioeraphical role, she dances with
University, spent the week end here a fleet lightness that bespeaks ma
with their parents, Rev. and Mrs. gic, and she sings a tune with the '
I. T. Poole at the Methodist par- warmth and infectiousness of a
sonage. natural stylist. Audiences every-
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FOSTER-ANGEL. Jane Wyman Is starred In Wsld-atrania’s
presentation “The Blue Veil," as a girl bereaved of her own baby,
but who makes a career of love for other people’s children. She
is seen here with a tot played by Brent Tobin. Her co-stars are
Charles Laughton, Joan Blondell, Richard Carlson, Agnes Moore
head; Dost Taylor and Audrey Totter. Showing at the Stewart
theatre Sun, Mon. and Tues. RKO Radio distributers.
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where will idolize Mitizi Gaynor ,
in “Golden Girl,” for she reinvests
the screen with a great new star
property, to take her place with
the best that have gone before. I
Obviously no personality could
emerge so definitely if the sur- ,
roundings were not appropriate.
Happily everything is right for the
“Golden Girl.” There is humor,
and not a little poignant drama,
in the romance and rise of Lotta
Crabtree. The musical production .
i numbers are rousing and invent
| ive, backed by wonderful new songs.
"Never” and “California Moon,"
plus a number of standout oldies in
cluding "When Johnny Comes
Marching Home,” “Oh, Dem Gold
en Slippers” and “Dixie.” And the
casting is first-rate all the way
down the line that enlists Una Mer
kel, Raymond Walburn, Gene Shel
,
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George Jessel’s varledcSreer
the top of all the show buUnem
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1 notch Job, but “with aoWpwjStrT"
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the colorful hißtory of L6Kk' ; dMw ■
tree. Lloyd Bacon’S' directorial lob ]
reveals finesse at every turn. ’TkR
Technicolor processing has "never -J
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smoother. Here, irnleed, a»wt In’-*j
every rcsspec;, is a treasure'tore forjl
the movie fans. This tosifi salute*;!
an authentic “Golden Oirl.” 5 ;
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