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AFTERNOON, JANUARY 22, 195*
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Lillingion Society
Too Ahd Topics
Club Meets With '
Mrs; Si fc. McKay
ifcs. $. R. McKay reviewed the
book. "Tobacco Tycoon” by John'
K. Winkler, which is g biography
Buchanan Duke. a* the
JUlngtbfa Tea and Topic? study
00 Friday ifternoon at
of Mrs. W, B. Hunter.
kwthot tells us,” said Mrs.
t*y« the fascinating account
ts how ffcd-headed James (Buck)
luke rose ftorii a tobacco peddler
» millionaire through cigarette
nanufacturlng is a more coloful
sory than that of his contempora
ry John D. Rockfeller who did
tie same in oil or Andrew Carne
gt who did the same with steel.”
The reviewer pointed out that
* Quinn's Television Schedule
WFMY—TV . 12:00 The Egg and I*
vwrm i i w 12:1 : of Llfi .
Greensboro 12:30 Search foiTbmorrow*
'rnvmirr 12: *6 Kate s d>ith Show*
~. _ TONIGHT 1:00 steve Allen Show
hls Backstage With Sunbeam 1:30 Carry Moore Show
?** * 2:3° First Hundred Years*
SOS united Nations * 2:45 Bride ahd Groom*
•* J'T"’ **tlon 3:00 The Big Payoff
W ®: G “ B FtßTbouse 3:30 Shoppers Ouide
n. " cle , * „. . 4:00, Homemakers’ Exchange*
B*<*tJ 4:30 Carolina Calling
Z’? . 8:30 Howdy Doody*
2.*"* C 2" b * 6:00 Film Short
BtarThentre » 6:15 Kukla, Fran and Ollie*
*2!*“*?* 6:30 News. Evening Edition
la’se nSSf T « ; o . 6:40 6 '° un Playhouse
Aettteur Hcnr • 7:00 TV Song Shop
'};?? Tl »e»tre * 7:30 CBS News*
2 : M K ?tf. 2^ss?u* 7:45 Perry Como Show
News, Final Edition g :00 Arthur Godfrey and his
Friends
% WEDNESDAY 8:00 Let’s Visit
Test Pattern 9:15 Greensboro Industries
•:50 Morning Chapel 9:30 The Web*
1:00 Morning News* 10:00 Blue Ribbon Bouts*
1:15 Arthur Godfrey* 10:45 Sports Spotlight
}t3o Morning Matinee* 11:00 Robert Montgomery Presents*
1130 Strike It Rich* 12:00 News, Final Edition, Signoft
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* Indteateo network shows.
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| Vith Our Complete Service
Atjk for Mr. Zimmerman
A 6ur Store Will Remain Open
tiie fortunes as she Duke family
ute forever interwoven into the
economic life of Piedmont North
Carolina. Emphasis was given par
ticularly to the many philanthro
pies made by James 8., Mary and
Ben Duke,,the children of Wash
> ington Duke, with the first the mcst
i generous donor of Trinity College
i now Duke University.
Mrs. McKay also discussed how
Dr. John C; Kllgo, former presi
dent of Trinity College and Dr.
W. P. Few of Durham were re
sponsible for interesting “Buck"
Duke in educational and church
philanthropies.
Japanese quince decorated the
living room of the Hunter home
and at the social hour the hostess
served refreshments of chicken sa
lad and raspberry sherbet. Present
were Mrs. W. R. Cranford, the
club president, and also Mrs. W.
P. Byrd, Mrs. B P. Oentry, Mrs.
Joel O. Layton, Mrs. J. N. Fuquay,
Mrs. W. M. Bryan, Mrs. McKay
and Mrs. Hunter, all olub members.
Friendly Bridge
Club to Celebrate
First Anniversary
.Thfe Friendly’ Bridge Cldb Which
will mark the first anniversary of
its organization within two weeks,
will celebrate the occasion with a
dinner to be given oh the night of
February i, at the home of Mis.
Meredith 8. Senter. Husbands and
escorts of members will be special
guests and bridge and canasta
will follow.
Plans for the anniversary event
were made as the club met for its
regular fortnightly,meeting on Fri
day night with Mrs. Joe Brown
as hostess. A dessert course of
strawberry shortcake and coffee
was served guests on arrival. In
the bridge games that followed at
two tables the winner of high
score and traveling prizes was Mrs.
Billy Ray Matthews. Miss Neill
Parker received a renjpmbrance for
high score among guests. Cokes
and chocolate-coated nuts, were
served during the games.
Members playing were Miss Vir
ginia Coggins. Mrs. Billy Ray Mat
thews, Mrs. M. S. Senter. Mrs. Joe
Bordeaux, Mrs. W. T. Simmons,
Jr., Mrs. George Carroll, Jr., the
latter welcomed as a new member.
Guests included Miss Nell Parker
and Mrs. Harry Schafran.
ON TRIP
Pfc. and Mrs. Fred Cross left
Friday on a trip to Eustis, Fla,
home town of Mrs. Cross. Private
Cross is stationed at Ft. Bragg and
he and Mrs. Cross reside at the
J. B. Gourlay apartment.
VISIT IN FLORIDA
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Bradley
and their daughter, Miss Betsy
Love Bradley, have gone to Ft.
LaudCrdale, Fla., for a visit with
Mr. Bradley's sister, Mrs. Edward
A. Goodwin and Mr. Goodwin.
Mrs. Goodwin is the former Miss
Hazel Bradley of LillingtOn. 1
ATTEND FUNERAL
Mrs. W. T. Simmons was recent
ly called to Benson by the death
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. Ralph
Burgess. Funeral services for Mrs.
Burgess were held on January 12
in'Benson. W. T. Simmons, Jr., ac
companied his mother.
RECOVERING
E. R. Davis is able to be out af
ter being ill at his home for sev
eral days.
WEEKEND GUEST
Mrs. Reece Dunckn o i Asheboro
was the weekend guest of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bryan.
4Dn Saturday afternoon Mrs. Dun
can, the former Miss Jo Bryan,
was guest of honor at a bridge
party. given by Mrs. Joe Caviness
and Miss Edith Ann Cavlness at
their home.
VISITS DUNN
Mrs. Rudolph West of Dunn was
visitor on Thursday of her mother,
Mrs. N. S. Atkins.
Lillington Man
Wins Coast Trip
Announcement has been made
by Wklker-Martln, General Elec
tric distributors of Raleigh, that
Malcolm Fowler of Islington has
won q free trip to the west Coast
in a recent GE sales contest.
In a promotion contest, knot#
as a “road race Jamboree” Fowler
bought and sold a larger percent*
age of GE washing machines than
any other GE dealer in North
Carolina. Winners were selected in
ten different divisions, each divi
sion representing Sales of different
articles manufactured by OE. <
Fowler will join other winners
for a trip to San Francisco by
train in February. He is the owner
and manager of Fowler Radio
Company which operates electrical
appliance stores hi lillington, Er
win and Dunn.
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Wednesday Bridge
Club Meets With
Mrs. S. R. McKay
Tte iVednesdsy Bridge Clubewtu.
entertained last week by Mrs, S.
R. MqKay at Itbr home with eight
High score award went to ii™'
Marfete Taylor and Idw to Mrs.
W. B, Hunter. At the close of play
the hoetesi Served an lie cotfrse
with tbtfec and salted nuts.
Attending wiri Marjcjtle
Mrs. J, l oßuVton, r Mrs'. J*R. Moss’,
Mrs. W. B. Hunter, artd Mrs Stn
Parker.
fcAKfe APARTMENT
State Highway Patrolpian Her
man Wkrd Snd Mrs. WSrd arid
their young daughter, Wanda GrayJ
have taken an apartment at the
hoine of Mrs. W. P. Byrd. The
Wards recently moved to Lilling
ton flam Chadbourn.
IS IMPROVING
M-Sgt. C. L. Mundy and family
are reported improved after being
ill for the past week. The Mundy’s
have an apartment at the home of
Mrs. J. O. Sutton.
W.D. Howell Will
Leave SI,W
The last will and testament of
W. D. HOwell of Fuquay Springs,
Route 1, Which was probated in
the office of the Harnett Clerk of
Court on January 10, lists an es
tate of around <20,000 in real and
personal property.
Beneficiaries are his wife, Notie
Howell, and their four sons, Floyd
J., Charles M„ Daniel Tyree and
Linwood C. Howell and three
daughters, Veta Lee H. Smith,
Ailene H. Owen dnd Azzlee H.
Council and two grandaughters,
Ronalda Lee and Hilda Lee Sen
ter.
Mrs. Howell received a life in
terest in lands in Buckhom and
Hector's Creek townships which on
her death will be divided equally
among the sons.
Mrs. Council received a cash be
quest of one thousand dollars. The
other daughters, Mrs. Owen and
Mrs. Smith, received personal
properties In the home. To each of
the grandaughters Howell left
SSOO cash.
Toblp and farming equipment
were willed to his sons, three of
' whonf were named co-executors.
They ara Charles M., Floyd J., and
Daniel Toree Howell. The will writ
tin on February 17, 1949 was wit
. uessed. Ay M. A. Rogers And W. J.
Routkl ° f u<iua5 ’ Springs,
Colonel Atkins
(kies to Germany
Lt. Col. Stewart Atkins of Lilling
ton left Friday for Washington, D.
C. where he will stop briefly be
fore Reporting for a new Army as
signment in Germany.
Ruling the past month Colonel
•Mid Mrs. Atkins and their young
,sOll. Bern S. Atkins, n, have been
vhfltipg his mother, Mr?. N. S.
Atkins in Lillington. When Col
onel Atkins goes to Germany his
wife and son, who accompanied
Wjh to Washington, WUI visit
friends lr. Maryland and Virginia
before retoning to her hotne in
IhiUlth. Minnesota.
cm Thursday night. Colonel At
kih* was the guest of honor at a
hinhbr patty given for him by his
undated aunt, Mr. Spd Mrs. Oscar
A Atkins at their home. Cfriests
iheludfcd Colonel and Mrs. George
Fuller of JUdgefield, N. J., Mr. And
Mrs John W. SpearS, H. T. Atkins
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