CHBISfMAS EDITION
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Dbborah Sunday
School Class Has'
"fule Party
Tke Deborah Sunday School
Clan of the CKppel Tabernacle
Church of 'Dunn held their
Christmas party lass night at the
home of Sybil Oachupin and her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Smith.
At the first of the party, a de
votional was given. This was fol
lowed by the group's singing
Qtatstmak Carols and playing
garn«B/J|uiny Attractive prizes were
Due 1 to the weather condition,
the social committee planned 'an
indoor WjMner roast fob the class
member^' and their guests.
Rotaiiaps Fete
Wives At Party
Members of the Dunn Rotary
Club and their ‘Rotary Annes” were
entertained at a Ladies’ flight pro
gram at Johnson's Restaurant last
night. The program got underway
at 7 o'clock with the serving of a
turkey dinner with al) the trim
mings.
Preceding the meal the early ar
rivals were led in song by President
A. B. Jdhnsoh, who presided at the
nmeting. The speaker. Dr. George
Cmhreil, pastor of the Hood Mem
orial Christian Church, was intro
duced by Herbert Taylor. "
Dr. Cuthrel} chose as his topfc,
“The Real Meaning of Christmas”
and emphasised the imporfahie of
4he Christmas season fropi a spirit
ual rather than a stand
point.
“Observe the birthday of Christ
in such away as to be a real tri
bute to Him,” he 6oiihseled.
jA t the dose of the pfogram each
lMary Anne present was rem
embered with a Christmas gift.
Neighborhood Kjfj§
To Go
Caroling Tonight
Miss Ann £}dredge is having a
little Christmas party tonight for
ttiA children in her car pool and in
t?R immediate neighborhood.
At 6:30 the children will meet
st Ann’s home to go cKrtsUhas
caroling in the neighborhood and
will later return for refreshments.
They will be served hot chocolate,
cookies, and popcorn balls.
Those attending will be Jimmy
Mattox, Betsy Byerly, Carol and
Peggy Stephenson, George Albert
Neighbors, Janice Moss, Marilyn
Lee. Lewis "Joseph, Wesley How
sdb. BIU Jpaekley, Becky ahd
Jennie Ay&ck, Jean and Joan
Godwin, and Butan Warren.
< ..(sHfll m « k On Christmas Day and
■Bp ’W of N «v Year
i / JtL a pfiff. Good Will and
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Wedding
Vows Solemnized At Antioch
Miss Betty Sue Spence, daughter I
; of Mrs. G. B. Spence of LlUington,
Route 2, and the late Mr: Spence, I
was married today to John Thom- i
as Stephens of Raleigh, Route 3 ’
in a ceremony performed at 4:30 i
p. m. at the Antioch Baptist Church i
. in Mainers. <
The Rev. L. M. Woolweaver, pas- i
! tor of the church, officiated at i
the double ring ceremony which
took place before a chancel dec
, orated with baskets of white gla- '
dioU, white eathedral candles,
> palms and 'fern. Wedding music was !
played by Miss Margie Stewart of :
Liliington, Route 3, a classmate of
the bride at Meredilh College. So- '
loist was Mias Vitiari Byrd of Bupn
lcvel.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, James Spence, wore
i for her wedding' a fjavy blue suit
, wfth white silk blouse, white gloves,
; and a White hat with white veiling.
; She carried a white prayer book
\ topped' With a white orchid and
showered with fleur d’amour.
Onljr attendant f6r the bride was
her slstet 1 . Mini. Charlie Cain of Fay-
Ntevill|p, the former Misg Ruth.
. Spende; Who wore a royal blue suit
; With a white hat identical to that
t of the bride, and had a Colonial
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Aldredges Have
, Informal Party
! Friday
str. and Mrs. Ttamett A'drsdge
■ entertained informant' at bridge
Friday night.
- The Aldredge home was lovely
■ In its Christmas setting. ‘Firp logs
banked with pine glowed in the
1 fireplace and an arrangement of
’ silvered' foliage and Christmas
balls graced the secretary. Across
the mirror in silver letters was
the inscription. “Merry Christ
’ mas” and just below 6n the mantel
was a reindeer scene:
White and blue, exclusively, was
used in the dining room. On the
; buffet was arranged a manger
(Scene, lighted by mne lights in
i electric candelabra. The dining
r table Was centered with tiny white
i angels encircled with angel hair
. ahd blue baUs.
t ' The' hostess served cocoanuit
a balls topped with burning red
1 candles, toasted nuts, mints, and
J. coffee to the guests at the conclus
i, ion ‘Of play.
During progression!; candy!,
f cheese puffs, ahd cokes were pass
i ed. -
t Those attending the party were
i Mr, ahd MrsJ Joe Ruark, 1 Mr. and
- Mr&. John Cfccone, lXi. and Mrs.
i Gerald Marirf, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
i wood Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs.
Waite Howard, and the Aldredges.
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bpuquet of red carnations.
Mrs. G. 8. Spence, mother of
the bride, was dressed m black
and had a corsage erf pink roses.
The mother of the bridegroom al
so wore block and her flowers were
red roses. Mrs. Willoughby Spence
of Llllipgton, paternal grandmo
ther of the bride, also had a cor
sage Os red roses-
Stplpjs j
follc>wlng the cere
mony (he bridal' ‘couple paused
in' 'thp church vestibule' to greet
their friends. 'Following a wedding
trip' they will be at "home in ‘ Ra
leigh 'Where the bride, who is a
sefiior ' at' Meredith'"College, will
cqnflnue her studies. She will tfra
The bridegroom was graduated
from OarneV High Schoo) ajid
served lit thi frm? during >yo?(d
jVar il, 16 months'of that H time In
Italy. He is now employed by Sou
thern Rpll Tplephone and Tele- j
graph Company In Raleigh- Be add
his bride will have an apartment at ;
the home of his parents ih Raleigh, !
Route 3.
cake cirnwc
following the rehearsal on Fri
®ay night- Misses Lottie and Alice "
Rpffjrson, aunts of the bride, en
tertained the members of the
Stephpns-Spence wedding party
and around 3Q additional guests
at a a4ke-cutting at their home
near Mainers.
A bridal color .scheme of green
and white was used throughout the
house. The refreshment tajjle, cen
tered with an aijpngement of
Whlfe mums and fever few, was
flanked by white candles In sil
ver 'holders. The heaufjful tiered
wedding cake contained the wed
ding symbols attached to ribbon
streamers. ’
After, the members of thp wed- |
dirig party had pulled the symbols, I
the dike was sliced*'and served by
the mother of‘th'P bridegroom. At I
the dppdsite did Os the table, Mrs.
G. B:‘ Spence, motheH of the bWde,
served Ume ice purifth. Fern sprays
surrbunded the punch’ bowl' arid
encircled the base df the cake. ,
BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. DofnaM Miller Dunn* ,
route 3. annonunce the birtlTpf a,
spff t Bieky Dewey, Nov. 28th at tlf
Barnett County Hospital. Mrs. '
Miller is the farmer Miss Dorothy :
Mengum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
G. & Man gum of Benson.
FROM CHAFE h mu.
Mr.' and Mrs. Henry Hutaff of 1
Chapel HilJ will spend the Christ
mas holidays in Dunn with their
respective families.
LEAVE CHRISTMAS DAT
Mr. and Mrs. John Clccone will :
leave Christmas day for New York, :
where thW fh l visit through New
OWNER WTS*
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ogburn
were dlhher guests In Snrithfleld
Thursday nightbf Mr. Ogbum’s
broker.
Taykm wIU
spend phHstmas day In Chester-
Mr. and**hfrs L* cS«Jwi visited
their daughter and ebn3n-law; Mr.
Wrid Mttt” A.”F. Norwood in SUer
City yesterday'. ' - ,
Dunn, of
Benson attended the wedding of
we Maynard's som L- C. to Miss
TCan Guyton in Columbia, S. C.
In DUNN
Janus Best, a strident at Duke
University, is visiting In Dunn
&riify' the T • *
THE BECORP, DUNN, N« C.
MISS NANCY ABERNATHY, daughter of Mrs. H. M. Abernathy
of Oxford has been selected as the good citizen from Dunn High
School by the Cornelias Harnett Chapter of The D. A- R. Miss
Abernathy was selected by the student class on thlc basis of leader
ship, service and dependability Gong with three other students, then
the faculty selected' Miss Abernathy from these students. Among
- the many' activities she participates in and offices she has held
art: Class officer, ninth and tenth grade; Allied Youth, Miss
Popularity in the ninth grade; concert band, majorette and: head
majorette; student council, chairman of safety committee; chair
man of publicity committee; Senior superlative, prettiest; Annual
staff; Dunn Hi Time, staff; basketball’; ft”’Tri’ Hi 'Y'"and the' Rr.
Tri Hi Y. Miss Abernathy makes her poppe to Dunn with her
sister 1 Mrs. A. B. Johnson. ShSe is eighteen years old. She wilt
compete In the state D. A. R. “Good Cfflzen” in J 952.
dinner Fpr |
Gardners Dairy
Employees Friday
A steak dinner was given for the
employees of Gardners Dairy Pro
ducts and guests Friday night at
8 o'clock by Mr. James Surles,
manager'* - .
. ‘EqrfriyMfpihfound his place'mark
ed with a novelty nosegay of Chride
itias bells. The setting was lighted
by candles bftly. Verb interspersed
with pine cones wai used between
the candles. “ "
' The menu for the supper con
sisted of Steak, french fries; pine
apple salad; ice cream, and coffee.
'Those attending the party were
Mr. arid Mrs. James Surles, and
son, Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mat
thews,' Mr. Charles Jackson, Miss
Betty -Harris, Miss Jeari Beasliy,
Mr. Cecil Lie, Mr. Corbett OodWin,
Miss Peggy Collin, Mr. Paul Bar
bour, Miss Shirley Strickland, Miss
Ha Ruth ‘Williams, Mr. Billy Mack
and !ifr. and Mrs. Rupert
LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Monds
win’ leaVe Monday for Sftn Diego.
Calif.,' where they will make thlir
home. Mr: floricks is stationed at a
naval base there.
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CQuple Frirtpy
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Twyford, Jr.
entertained at a lovely buffet
shipper Friday night at 7:30, hon
oring recent bridal couple, Mr. arid
MM Richard Monds.
A, Christmas scheme was fbl
lowsd 4 - in ail decorations in the
Housrf: A~'colotfttl ChrUßnaS tree
waPused iri the' living rodto. The
dining' room table was centered
with ari unusual arrahgemftnt
composed of polnsettia; greenery,
green” Christmas balls, and fed
maline. Tlie centerpiece was flank
ed by white candles iri silver cah
dleabra.
The guests served themselves the
following menu: baked ham, potato
salad, peas in pattie shells, hot
biscuits, hors d’ oeuvres, decorated
cake squares, and coffee;" * They
were seated at three auxiliary
tables, arranged in the living room-
Those attending the affair were
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Monds, the
honored couple, Mr. and Mrs. L.
i L. Coats. Mr. arid Mrs.’ Leonard
. Monds, Mr. and Sirs. Taylor Ste
' phehs; Mrs. R. H. Mo Ads, rind Mb.
- and Mrs. ’ 88l Twyford, the host
and hostess. ’ \
Formal Christmas
Pppfe Gjvep
Friday Evening
* A formal Christmas dance W)te
given list nlgirt’ from 8' to li:|0
in the re&eatf&h rootri of Mi-. Har
ry Fleiihmkn’s homi. Those giVfng
thb riarty Were Mdfton FftlsHman.
Miss Joyce Godwin, Miss Virginia
Vann, Miss Joy Lou Edwards, MlsS
Alice Prince and Miss Margaret
Lee Naylor: ■’"* '
The guests danced till nine o’-
clock When they Were served re
freshments consisting of sarid
wiches, brownies, iiotatoe chifis,
candy, and cokes. The dance con
tinued then until 11:30. ' ''
Trie room was decorated with a
colorful Christmas inotif. A Christ
mas tree glowed In one cornet and
misteltoe was used in various 'ar i
rangements over the room. To the
the ceiling light in the center of
the room, was tied a large red bow.
Thirty-six guests were present
for the gala affair.
M. Y. F. Tq Gp
Caroling Tonight
The members of the Methodist
Youth Fellowship and their in
vited guests will go Christmas
caroling tonight at 6 o’clock.
They plan to carol the shut-ins
and the hospital.
Following tjie caroling the group
Will meet at Mis- Frank Spruill’s
home for refreshments. She Will
serve hot chocolate, or cold dripk,
red and green mintß - individual
cakes in the' shape of bells, aria
cookies topped with icing candles.
Her home is decorated With a
gay Christmas mo.tlf. Iri the' living
room is a colorful Christmas trtee
and thfoughout the home' sale mer
ry reminders of the season.
fROjJf p. M. A-
James Brannon, who
Georgia Military Institute, is In
Dunn for a visit. He will be here
through Christmas.
VISITING PARENTS
Bobby Henderson is here visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Henderson. He is a student at
Georgia Military Institute.
LEAPING SATURDAY
Mrs. Charles Bighsmith, Sr.,
left today to visit her son pr.
Charles Highsmith of Troy, N. p.,
Dr George Highsmith of Winston-
Salem apd her daughter Mjrs. %
A. Dunbar of Jijgh point, fl. C.
Mr. wS
! and daughters left today ip spend
i next week in Greensboro and
High poini with their lamihes apd
friends. 1 , „
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| CREOMUtISION
LEWIS GODWIN’S
PEfi EMPLOYEES
AT DINHpR PASTY
One of the meet delightful rfln-
S-r parties of the gala holiday sea
n was the dinner held last Triura
,y 'Wgnt r itf gonor of the emplo
yees the Godwin Construction
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The affair was held at the home
of Mr. arid Lewis Godwlri in
Carr Heights. GreeA and red
Christm4o struck a
colorful note ln the 'Godwiri' hpme
with reindeer and ihoW soenes used
in the 'living rptpn anp a glowing
Christmas ' nee making a lovely
background Tor enjoyable even
ing.'
A delicious turkey dinner with
Jail the trimmings, chocolate cake
ahd coffee was served the follow
g employees and guests present:
r. apd Mrs. O. W. Gocjwpi. Br..
r. and Mrs. Rrwin Regan, Mr.
id Jrfts. Durwood Godwin, Miss
Lpvie Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Tart ahd Mr. Sam Dorman.
FOR HOLIDAYS
Miss Mary Ann Westbrook is
in Dunn for the Christinas holi
days. She attends school at Mere
dith College.
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will be here until Christmas. Ml- -
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Mr. Roger L. Crowe is spending
the Christmas hoildkys in WAadK _
ruff, B.* C. with bis family. ZZ.
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Miss Barbara Pope, a studenCW
Converse.' is at home for the houv -
days. _
Mr. and Mrs. J. w Barbour Ss>
as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. fte» Z
gene Aiken of Greenville, SiS. -
They arrived today. Mr. and Mr*. “
Chad Wick Pierce and daughter, Z
Judy, ol Ahoskie. will arrive
time before Christmas. w
Brother visits ~
Dr. and Mrs. ,G. L Hooper 3311
have gs their guests tomorrow, 46*
arid Mrs. C. M- Hooper apd ■tern
daughters of Winston Salem. "Jgt
Hooper and Mr. Hooper are JSSs
there. «m».
Mr. and Mrs- fete RowarcQn
■ Warrenton and Chapel
■ be in Dunn Christmas visiting taste
respective families.