PAGE SIX Teen-Age Club Te Hold Event Tuesday Night The local Teen Age Club is In for; quite a treat next Saturday evening. Jim McMillan of Radio Station WCKB, who is publicity chairman for the club, has ar ranged for Mrs. Ann McLean of the United Arts Institution in Ra leigh and her husband to be here that night to present a special pro gram. ■the evening’s events will begin at 7 with a dinner at Johnson’s Restaurant. Among those who are to be present for the dinner are Mayor and Mrs. Ralph Hanna, City Manager and Mrs. Oliver O. Man ning, Mr. Empie Hall, the three officers of the Teen Age Club of which Lewis Strickland, Jr„ is president, members of the faculty who are chaperones fra- the eve ning’s dance, Mr. and Mrs. McLean, and Mr. McMillan. The group will then go to the Dunn Armory where Mr. and Mrs. McLean will present their pro gram. They will prove to the young people that "dancing is an artistic endeavor and definitely one of the more charming social graces.” The Armory will be specially dec orated by a committee of teen agers for the evening, refresh ments will be served. Mr. McMillan stated that the lo cal Teen Age Club is run in an orderly manner by its officers and that its members are required to be on their best behavior at the weekly dances. In view of this, he thought that they deserved some recognition. BERRY-CARLYLE Congressman and Mrs. F. Ertel Carlyle of Lumberton and Wash ington, D. C. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lois Carlyle to Doran Berry of Fayetteville, son of the Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Berry of Falcon. A heme wedding is planned for June. TCRLINGTON-TIPPETT Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Royster Tip pett of Henderson have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Thelma Rebecca Tippett to Hugh Edsel .Turlington of Hender son son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jefferson Turlington of Coats. Hie wedding will take place January 26> Henderson. CUFTON-PARRISH Mr. and Mrs. B. Harvey Parrish of]Benson have announced the en gagement of their daughter. Miss Eloise Parrish, to Pfc: Oerald Clif ton. Pfc. Clifton is the son or Mr. and Mrs. P._jk..3Clifton. alsfc of Bensofl. The willing Is planned for early spring. r DEUTSCH-PLEASANT Mr. and Mrs. Riley Chester Pleasant of Angler have announced thi engagement of their daughter. Miss Barbara Ann Pleasant, to Ralph DeutSch, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Deutsch of Larchmont, New York. DARDEN-PARKER Sirs. Lafayette Parker of Jack sonville, N. C„ has announced the Kflnrtage of her daughter, Miss CQBI Mae Parker to Thomas Dar dan. Os Camp Lejeune. Mr. Dar dau is. the son of Mrs. Allen Dar d«T of Dunn. The marriage took pigpe December 16 in the Infant of Pmgue Church of Jacksonville. ***?! FROM O. C. Miss Hilda Sorrell was at her home on Dunn Route 3 over the weekend. She attends school at Gfcpensboro Women's College. ■ IN FLORIDA to. and Mrs. D. L. Butt of Dunn aqd Mr. and Mrs. Shaw Parker of Boston, Mass., are visiting Mrs. Cartl Bryant and other relatives in O®*, Fla. « VISITS PARENTS Jean Dickey was in Dunn fog the weekend visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Dickey. Site is employed in Durham. ►U. N. C. STUDENT HERE Thad Pope, a student at the University of North Carolina, was in Dunn over the weekend. FOR SALE I Registered Spotted Poland I China Bred Gilts - Open Gilts Boars 01, Al Ages ~ * sires ■ CEREMONY AT NEIL'S CREEK CHURCH UNITES MISS NORRIS, MR. NEWTON jp * 1 Ij .-111 p f JVI Miss Eleanor Runell Norris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Norris of Angier and Grady Spen cer Newton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Newton of Fuquay were married in a ceremony taking place at the Neils Creek Baptist Church near Angier last Friday night at 7:30 o’clock. Rev. G. Scott Turner, pastor of the church officiated at -the double ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She was attired in a floor length dress of white bridal satin with a tight fitted bodice of Chantilly lace and long fitted sleeves ending in calla points Her headress was a cornet from which a fingertip veil fell. She carried a white prayer book topped with a white orchid. Maid of honor for the bride, Miss Joan, ycNe ill of Angier was ins MOVE TO NEW HOME Mr. and Mrs. Milford Dunbar and son, Joe have moved from their residence on South Fayette ville Avenue and are now living in their new home on North Wayne Avenue. HOME FOR WEEKEND Johnny Willoughby, who attends school at Atlantic Christian Col lege, spent the weekend in Dunn. VISITS HERE Stacy Johnson was in Dunn for the weekend visiting his family and friends. He is a student at Sion College. HAS SEVERAL GUEBTS Miss Emily Frances Altman had as her guest Friday night. Miss Margaret Schwartz, assistant dean at Meredith College. Last weekend she was visited by Miss Joan Ma son of Goldsboro and Miss Nancy Walker of Meredith College, two of her former classmates. - CHARLOTTE GUESTS : Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fincannon of I Charlotte were the weekend guests ; of her mother, Mrs. W. A. Altman : in Dunn. DAVIDSON STUDENT HOME James (Rock) Johnson was in Dunn for the weekend. He attends I school at Davidson. FROM NORFOLK, VA. Claude Altman. S. R. 3, who is stationed in Norfolk, Va., spent the a dress of yellow satin and net fashioned similar to that of the bride. She carried a colonial bouquet of white mums. Miss Irene Gregory of Angier and Mrs. Max ine Cook, sister of the bridegroom were bridesmaids. They wore dres ses of light blue satin and net and carried bouquets of mums. The bridegrooms brother, Harold Newton of Fuquay was best man. H. M. Walters of Fuquay and Le roy Nordan of Angier were ushers. Immediately after the wedding the newly-weds left for a wedding trip to Virginia For her gotr* away costume the bride wore a gray and yellow suit with purple suede accessories. The bride attended the Angier schools and the groom attended the Angier and Fuquay schools. Af ter the couple return ttvey will re side near Angler. % f Williams Rites Held On Sunday Mrs. Janie Mcßryde Williams, 76, of Linden, died In Hlghsmlth Hospital In Fayetteville Friday af ternoon after an illness of several years. Funeral servic.-a were held Sun day from Sardis Presbyterian Church In Linden at 11:00 a. m conducted by the Rev C. M. Gibbs of Fayetteville. Burial was In the Sardis Church Cemetery. Surviving are: her husband, Al exander E. Williams, Sr., of Lin den: one son, Alexander E. Will iams, Jr., of Chattanooga, Tenn.; one daughter, Mrs. Eleanor* W. Lynch of Brooklyn. N. Y. She was the daughter of the late Rev D. D. Mcßryde and Mrs. Fannie Mc- Kay Mcßryde. weekend in Dunn visiting his moth er, Mrs. Fannie Lee Altman and his sister, Miss Emily Frances Alt man. ' : c h '‘y.r ■ H i * StaU ®" rt ** Services Set For Stricklahd Joseph Bryant Strickland, 71,' Route 1, Dunn, died suddenly at his home. Sunday morning about 10:30 o’clock. He had been ill only a few minutes. He was a native of Sampson Coun ty, son of the late Joe W. and Rutha Lockamy Strickland He was a farmer and a member df the Spring Branch Baptist Church. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 from the Spring Branch Church, con ducted by the Rev. Richard Smith and the Rev. J. K. Stafford. Burial will be In the church cemetery. The body will lie in state one hour prior to the services. Surviving are; his wife, Mrs Martha Elizabeth Williford Strick land, Route 1 Dunn; one son, Joseph B. Strickland, Jr., Durham; four daughters, Mrs Paul Oodwin, Burlington, Mrs. Lester Phipps, Route 1 Dunn; Mrs. L. E, Smith, Durham and Mrs. H. W. Lash, Wichita, Kansas; five brothers, L W. Strickland, Orlando Florida and Tom Strickland, Morrisville; two sisters, Mrs. Spicey Sewell, Dur ham and Mrs. C. O. Glover, Dunn; 12 grandchildren. Jaycees To Pick Officers Tonight Election of officers is planned for the meeting of the newly re-organ- Ized Junior Chamber of Commerce tonight at 7:00 p.m. at Johnson’s Restaurant. Pending the election of the reg ular officers, C, D. Hutaff. 111, tem porary chairman, will preside. 'As soon as the officers are elected they will assume their duties. All those who have shown their interest by attending the previous organizational meetings are urged to be present as well as any -other young men" who are interested in allying themselves with the organ ization. State Briefs GREENSBORO «PI Bennett College, Methodist school for Negro girls, was debt-free today, thanks to a $75,000 gift from the Kresge Foundation of Detroit. ASHEVILLE —<W— Police began a widespread search today for an unidentified Negro man who held uri a service station last night aim .shot its lone attendant Carl Willis was in satisfactory condi tion in a hospital today, wounded In both legs by a 12 guage shotgun. He said the thief escaped with about S6O. PITTSBORO RB Whether Chatham County will continue leg ally-controlled beer sales will be determined in a referendum March 8, the county board of elections said today. WASHINGTON, N. C. —(W— A heavy police guard brings a young Negro here today from a secret jail to go on trial for the ambush slaying of a young white farmer and the kidnapping of his wife. VISITS BROTHER Mrs. Wilbert Lee of Dunn has re ■ turned from Mt. Vernon, New York. , She flew there on Thursday to (visit her brother, Dalton Hobson, ’who Is a patient at Mt. Vernon Hospital. He was scheduled to un dergo a serious operation, but the operation was postponed. .. ituivN, n. a S. A. Norris Celebrate .'. i'.,,, .''11..,. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Norris of Erwin celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary Sunday af ternoon at their home in Erwin. Mrs. Norris is the former Florence Vann. For the occasion Mrs. Norris wore a corsage of yellow roses. The children presented their parents a tiered Goldkn Anniversary cake. Refreshments were served to those present. The Norris were married on January 12, 1902 and made their home in Erwin. They later moved to Durham and then back to Er- Lafayette Miller, 21, Is charged with killing Charlie C Boyd with a 16-guage shotgun blast fired at his back through a window, then locking his wife in the trunk of the Boyd car and driving away. - * ■ • - - A-- ■HB 7kw MANAGER FOWLER RADIO Company Douglas Sams 0(1(16, Wt C, Douglas Sams, well-known Fayetteville salesman, has accepted the position of General Manager with the FOWLER RADIO COMPANY of Bun. Mr. Sams was formerly associated with the Dikw Cir culation Company. His ability to serve, aid his wHlmpess to please has been recognized by ail tint knew him. * a •* ' \ - --V. ' s You are invited to visit the FCUP RADIO COMPANY today. Mr. Sans will he glad tedmuss yeiireleefateal ap nrnhlAme Utflfh VAII AaL Va mm| tit a iljltifMflil fjßftilt pi Id II vv pi vlflvlllv Vfllll JVUtt flvß Ml wVW IHv IHIIIUfIHII IflMVllv ■ m ■ I I■ i j ■ . ■ n|||||| pm| 1% B |B ■ ■ ■ vUii Ant - - - - Horn and HtarMtioiai win. They are both natives of Har nett County. All of the Norris’ children, were present for the affair. They are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Norris and 8 children of Sanford: Miss Ada Frances Norris of the home; Mrs. Ola Lqe Tedradis of Patterson, N. J.: Mr. and Mrs. David Norris and child of Dunn; Mr. Maylon Norris of Erwin; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Norris of Patterson, N. J.; and Miss Inez Norris of Erwin. Miss Frances Lucas of the home, who was present, is a niece of the Norris’s. In addition to the imme diate family, several close friends were invited in for the afternoon. RETURNS FROM ROXBORO Mrs. E. M. Slaughter has re turned from Roxboro where she I has been visiting relatives. MOtfDA* -14, I*BB Lillington Club ~ To. Hear Musicale A musical procram will lie pre sented at the meeting of the Lil llngton Junior Woman’s Club when the group meets January 15, at « p. m. at the Community Center. Mrs. Allen B. Stone, club music chairman, will present Miss Hen rietta O'Quinn, guest pianist, In selections illustrative of various schools of Composition- Hostesses for the social hour will be Mrs. Roger Hawley, Mrs. Leona Breeden, Mrs. Joe Fox, and Miss Mildred Bradsher. Former Eastern Star Officers Are Paid Honor v Past matrons and past patrons of the Lillington Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star were honored with a special program arranged by Mrs. Inez Harrington, worthy matron, when the chapter met for its regular January meet ing on Tuesday night in the Masonic Hall. The chapter, which is nearly six years old, has been served by the following matrons and patrons; Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Lee, Mrs. Iva John son Sloan, Marvin Bethune, Miss Adelaide Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. David Blulock, John Cannon, Mrs. Cuile Morgan Byrd and L. C. Pulley. The present patron, Robert Mor gan, recently was called to active service in the Navy. Feature of the program was a CLASS TO MEET The Fidelas Class of the First Baptist Church wii lhold it* regu lar monthly meeting Tuesday night, January 15 at the home of Mrs. Keith Finch at 8:00. Bewars Coughs Bmm famamw falie ■iwfi WNBHMi That MSS M Creomnbion relieves promptly because i: goes right to the seat of the trouble to help looses aad egpel germ laden or moot? CreomuWoo dm stood tho test oisnffilpßi of users. CREOMUL'SION nlim Chat MM, AmM *-*• - | — r — T~ m i> t i,,gj (tflfpumorous inpersonations of ?a*l! Officials by several chap ter member*. Music far the orhfl Inal Skit, directed by Mrs. rington, was furnished by Mrs. mix Sessoma. As gifts to each toriner matron. Mrs. Harrington present ed miniature potted plants. Hostesses for the social hour that followed were Mrs. Bffle Jackson and Mrs. Dor* Mac*. FARM BUREAU* INSURANCE John K. Snip#* Office b boated to PCX SMMtog - Dunn, N. C. Phone^m-t COMPARE THE tniDioTrfe lIMi fy . SYLVANIA TELEVISION The most Important decis ion to make in buying | TV set is where you buy it. We are equipped to furnish al your TV needs. PURDIE EQUIPMENT CO.* Equipped-to equip the farm - home S. Clinton Awe. Dunn, N. C.

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