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Dtt WELLONS CHRISTMAS PARTY Pictured here are officials, guests and others at the head
hUr at the Christinas party held last night by employees of Wellons Candy Company. Reading
trow right to left are: Attorney I. R. Williams, H. F. Sewell, Jr., the speaker, Mrs. Lillian Benson,
JiwHPie Wellons, head of The company; Mrs. Alma Wellons, Calvin Wellons, Mrs. Jean Wellons, W.
Es—Ourned, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Bill Marshburn, John Parham and Mrs. Parham. In the background
dtFIRr. and Mrs. J. W. We*-as and M. T. Maxwell. (Daily Record photo by J. W. Temple, Jr.)
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Nolan X- McLean of Coats, N. C.
who took advanCMb of a six-week
training exercise aboard the sub*
marine uss Sea Leopard to: ijsit
Cuban and Caribbean ports of In
terest. :;;■ “ • :;v..-* .->-Y
The Sea Leopard, which recent*
ly returned to Norfolk, Va..
Havana, Cuba, as well py Key
West, Fla., Dry Tortughs. and Ft.
Lauderdale. Fla.
In Havana, crkwmen visited,
such attractions as cigar factories,
famous perfumeries and alligator
goods factories. They also saw 'first
hand, how the Cubans do the
Rhumba. ' S V ;-, . •
At Key West and Dry Tartu gas,
deep sea fishing held the interest
of sailors. At Ft. they
Saw a famous national monument
—the impressive Cnited States
19th Century fortress which was
used as a Federal prison during
the Civil War.
HAYWOOOD LUCAS DBS
Haywood Lucas, of Erwin, tiled
at his home shortly after noop to
day. Funeral arrangements are as
yet incomplete. 7
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LtLLINGTON
PERSONALS
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. William Lawrence Ley of
Lillington entered Duke University
Hospital on Wednesday for treat
ment of a throat ailment. Mrs.
Loy Is the wife of the pastor of the
LlUington Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Loy and
family of Florence, S. C. are ex.
pe-'ted to visit Mr. Loy’s father,
the Rev. W. L. Loy in Lillington
on Christinas Day. Lynn Loy of
Laurinburg was a visitor at his pa
rents on last Saturday, and will
not return for Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bryan will
have as their guests far the holi
days their children, Mr. and Mrs.
Reece Duncan of Asheboro, Mr.
and Mrs. David Pemberton and
son, Davie, of WrightsvlUe Beach,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bryan and
young son of Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs., Buddy Warren of
Charlotte will be in Lilli ngton for
a portion of rite holidays with Mrs.
Warren’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
H. Wilborn.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Wade of
Danville, Va.. are scheduled to ar
rive Saturday tor a holiday visit
with Mrs. Wade’s parents, Dr. and
Mrs. W. a Hunter.
FAMILY DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. John Aaron Sen
ter celebrated Christmas a week
early with a holiday dinner party
for all the members of Mr. Sen
ter’s family given last Sunday at
their home.
Guests included: Mrs. David Hen
ry Senter of Chalybeate Springs,
mother of the host and her bro
ther, Mr. Otis Jeffreys of Chary
beate Springs; Mr. and Mrs. Gray
son Senter and family of Fuquay
Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Meredith
Senter of Lillington. Dr. and Mrs.
’ Jeffreys Senter and family of Ra
leigh. and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray
Ctirrin and. young son of Angler.
CHRIBTMAS PARTY
Miss Mary Ann Moore daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moore,
entertained around a dozen guests
Thursday night at a Christmas
party at her home.
Games and dancing were en
joyed. Lime punch, decorated cakes
and mints were served from a >
table covered with a red linen
cloth and lighted by red candles
in green holders.
TO WED TODAY
Mrs. Clara Spence Harrington, 48
prominent civic leader in the
COokeobury section of Harnett
KnJ John Henry Darvie
, 4#,- of Raleigh, Route
talned a license , to «nar-
Iding was to take place
)|e Cokeabury Methodist
t which the bride has
. flam been anfactive member.
to Seaman Is
Now in Training
, Undefgoing . recruit training at
W«. Maval Training center,
ogn TMego Gtitf is John Thompson
i Mired, seaman recruit, USH. son
• : of-Mr. and -:Mks. J H. Allred of
j.Wotlte .4, Dunn, N. C.
ij - T'fcr< Initial training includes
toMrortton in such fields as sea
% rigmpKng.'. aiw put#, courses de
signed to make.the'recruit well
versed in every phase of Navy life.
- Upon : completion of their 11-
week training period at the train
ing center, wradtwtes are assism
ed to duty stations with the Fleet
pr at Navy shore stations, or are
sent to service schools for advan
ced technical training.
Reds Accused
(Cmtlaaad Fnm Page One)
Cogitnunlsts want the right to ,
build new air bases during an ar- ,
mistice and at the same time to j
limit or prohibit Allied troops ro
-1 Communists are fooling no
one in thrir efforts to negotiate for
. a future War in Korea," the. broad
cast said.
“Sooner or .Utter," It said, the
Reds must choose between their
tbmand that they be permitted to
butU air fields, and an armistice.
“ft is the choice between peace,
and warv" the broadcast said.
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GARDNER’S DAIRY STAFF HAS PARTY James Surles, manager of Gardner’s Dairy JM*e, bud
night entertained members of his staff and their wives or other guests at a Christmas par# in the
General Lee Room of Johnson’s Diner. Picture here are, left to right. Corbett Godwin, Jean Beasley,
Peggy Collin, Cedi Lee, James Surles, Charles Jackson, Betty Harris, Mia. James Soyfes, mt%
Rupert Vaughn, Billy Mac Johnson, Rupert Vaughn, Paul Barbour, Ila Ruth Williams imd Shirley
Strickland. (Dally Record photo by J. W. Tedipple, Jr.) f
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MARKS STUDENTS GIVE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM One of the finest kindergartens to be foaad
any vhere in the country is that operated in Dunn by Mrs. George Marks. The kindergarten has
established a national reputation and Mrs. Marks has received widespread recognition for the out
standing work -she is iTo r ng hete. Pictured here In a scene from 'the Christmas program presented
ay the children on Wednesday. The program, as always was a tremendous success. (Daily Record
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PRETTY CHRISTMAB DECORATION8 — Throughout this se.Oion. y .u’H fnd many beanilful CMM
rat decorations In the- homes. One of the prettiest seenes is found each year at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
S. R. McKay in LlUington. An elaborate arrangement at Santa and h's reindeer has been erected « hf
roof and an eleetrieaUy-operated device makes it appear that the reindeer and sMsh are actually moving.
(Dally Record Photo by T. M. Stewart.) - ' ■ , . ' ■
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CHRISTMAS EDITION