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For Monthly Meet
The Methodist Womens Society
of Christian Bervlce of Divine St.
Methodist Church met at the
Cfcuroh yesterday afternoon at 3:30
K-: )he»r regular monthly meeting,
p (-The grtiup opened the meeting
with the song “Come Thy Fount
I: Os Every Blessing.” Mrs. Joyce
P 4 Early acted in absence of the pres
-4 idcnt Mrs. H. C. Turlington.
i • Mrs. Early read letters of thanks
* from the following members: Mr*.
* Hugh Prince. Mrs. G. W. 8. Sand
. lin, Mrs. Henry Linebeiger, Mrs.
- Ella Black and Mrs.,. Wetter How-
R 4 ard. '
* Announcement was made of *!*»
I - Study couse which is being held at
« ■ the church on Foreign Missions and
I* l members were urged to attend the
| . course.
Mrs. Early was In charge of the
r . * ■ devotional and used at her sub*
ject‘ “I Will Qlve Rest.” the
groih> sang “The Os. Gag Is
, Calling’. Selected, vetoes of scrip*
tures and other shart* readings
were used in tj* devotional.
* .Mrs- L. J. Beat was la Charge of
1 the program with the theme
“Trouble Spots Aryan* The World.”
* She closed the nngfim with a
| r prayer lor the ragd&ttop of our
J Mves.
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5 » Overlook « ip Greensboro,
i announce the birth as a son, WU
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f Hospital there. Mrs. Haittetui is the
j former Miss Doty Johnson of Goats.
VISIT IN pcppQgo
\ Mrs. Johnny Jaafcwm and Mrs.
» Roger Coots visitty the ffftpj Hal-
S steads in Greensboro Sunday.
* VISIT IN
liro Nathan Cannady spent aev* '
eral days last Week in Lwpberton
as the guest of Mr. (Mid Mrs.
* Charles Driver. Mr. Canpady went
I «? Lumborton for the weekend and
they returned home Sunday.
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* thAf mother. Mrs. 1
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Miss Vickie Upchurch, daughter
Os Mr. and Mrs. Cad Upchureh,
entertained at a Valentine Party
last night from 7 to 9 at her home
on North McKay Avenue.
A Valentine motif was effectively
carried out in all decorations. In
the living room red and whit glad
ioli, carnations, and asters were
Ujed. The dining room table, cov
ered with a red cloth, was center
-04 with an unusual arrangement
composed of white candles centered
with a red candle and surround
ed by white asters and fern. Novel,
red oupids were used on the sides
of the mirrors in the living and
dining rooms.
guests were served refresh
ments Consisting of lime ice punch,
hegrt shaped party sandwiches,
chgMt cupcakes centered
with red hearts, Valentiilfc candy
and heart baskets tilled with can
dies.
Paring the evening the group en
joyed novelty games and in a talent
contest Anne Alphin won first
place; Ginny Aycock, second place
and Helen Butt took third honors.
Mrs. James Surles and Mrs.‘C. C.
Upchurch assisted Mrs. Upchurch
in serving. Mrs. Surles told the
group-the story of Valentine.
I Those attending the delightful
! party were Louis Josephs, Morris
! Johnson and Marshal Johnson of
i Lillington; Jimmy Surles, Bruce
McLamb, Duncan Wilson, Charles
Tew. Wayne Turnage, Jerry Barn
es, Rickey Owens, Steve Owens,
Jimmy Jones, Charles Keene, ally
Overman, Wallace Dixon, Danny
Dixon, Eddie Coats, David Coats,
Ray Weeks, Billy Waggoner and
G. S. Gainey.
Marilyn Lee, Sue Ennis, Ann
MRS. DAVID POPE IS HONORED
AT SHOWER ON SATURDAY NIGHT
Mrs. David Pope, a recent bride
was honored on Saturday night at
8 o’clock, by Mrs. D. B. Tew and
E»ft Draughrm at a miscellaneous
shower.
The hall, living room and sun
porch was decorated with early
spring flowers. The hostess- pre
sented the honoree with an orchid
corsage.
Guests were met at the door by
Mrs. Earl Diaughon and invited
i#to the living room where they
registered. Mrs. Shelton Tew direc
ted guest lo the sun porch, where i
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Tart, Nina Coats, Nancy Jones,
Judy Register, Carol Porter. Mary
Mac Hamilton, Donna Lou Hanna,
Helen Britt, Carol Turner, Pam
Oriffeth, Anne Alpttiri, Polly Wil
son, apd Maxine McLeod.
Patsy Allen, Dava Newsome, Helen
Butt, Judy Beal, Carolyn Beal, Bar
bara Johnson, Judy Stewart, Jane
AJphin, Sylvia Anne Strickland, Gin
ny Aycock, Judy Welborn, Pat
Walker, Kay Waggoner, Billy Pope
and Ben Clifton.
s Mrs. Luther Stewart led gpmes. ,
t Later in the evenjpg the hopeewe ,
1 opened her gifte. ]
s The dining table was beautJTuHy i
decorated with white gladiolus and
i fern at one end, the center had |
' crystal caadielabra with burning ,
■ tapers, at the oposite end was punch
I in a bowl. Mrs. W. A. Tew served
lime ice. Assisting ip serving bridal
' cakes nuts, and mints were: Misses i
l Carolyn Jackson, Mery Ann Tew, i
' Sylvia Wrench. B*v*rly Stewart |
and Joyce Draughon. i
if Those attending in addition to I
MRS. E. RUSSELL TALKS ON GLASS
AT WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING
man of the Fine Arts Committee
presented an enjdyable program to
the Womans Club of Dunn when
the club met Tuesday nftenoon at
the Dunn High School Library.
Mrs. Newsom presented Mrs.
Ernest P. Russell who spoke to the
goup on “Early American Pressed
Glass”. She reminded the club to
look into their own grandmothers
china closet to find many rare
pieces of glass most likely.
Mrs. Russell gave a splendid re
view on the manufacturing of
pressed glass In the olden days and
how the glass was so beautifully
made. She gave a sketch on the
different types of pressed glass
and stated that this Early Ameri
can relic should be preserved for
the future.
Prior to the program Mrs. Pat
Lynch. Jr., president presided over
a business meeting. Mrs. Davis Cat
lett. secretary, read the minutes of
the January meeting.
The president announced that
the National Convention would be
held in Minneapolis, Minn., May
12-17. And that the Annual Confer
ence on International Relations
would be held in Chapel Hill on
Feb. 14th starting at 11 a. m. Club
members are Invited to attend.
Ms. C. I. Thomas presented the
idea of giving a silver loving cup
to the senior who had made the
most progress in the Glee Club of
Dunn High. The cup to be pre
sented at commencement by the
chairman of the music department.
The club voted to make this an
annual affair.
Miss Rachel Clifford discussed
the organization of a “United For
ces Fcr Education” which was held
on Feb. 7. The Womans Club went
on record as becoming a member
of this oganization.
Mrs. Lynch expressed thanks to
Mrs. Ed. Strickland and Mrs. J.
W. Berry trading as Lees Florist
for the lovely Valentine arrange
ment of flowers which they had sent
the club.
The nominating committee com-
CAROLINA SWING BILLIES
*T 4KIIWWM!' dinanoH
The Bethel Home Demonstration
Chib will sponsor “The Carolina
Swingbillies" in their show featur
ing “Mozellg,” Mg thirteen yggr «M
wizard of the pjano Friday nigM at
fe'elock.
Gome out to Aatterson Creek I
School auditorium for an enjoyable
evening of fine entertainment.
ATTEND WEDDING
Saturday at high noon in Smith- i
field, Mrs. D. H. Hood and Mr. {
•Ad Mrs. Hugh Prince attended
the wedding of Miss Mary Susan
Woodall of New York City and
trottStteid and Mr. George W Eb
hler ol Montevideo, Uruguay.
jfee hoporee were her mother Ifel
Jot V. ?«v, Mrs. Luthei Stewart, \
'Wke: iattie /- BtAth, ''Mia JHIM
Matthews., Mrs. Harold Siversten,
Mss, Alfred Matthew*, m 3. H. X.
Tbomngtou, Mr*. Rufus Edwards.
Miss Sylvia Edwards, Mrs- Hubert
Caw, Mrs. Everette Parr, Mr®.
»roce Jackson, Mrs. Felton War
ren. Mrs. Robert Rage. Mrs. Martha
Jacfewe, Miss Ernestine Warren.
Mrs. Dap Moore, Mrs Blake Avery,
Mrs. Wilbert Dawson, Mto R. K
Spell, Mrs. R. A, parroH, Mas. Joe
Spell, Mrs. AvdM Pope, Mrs. V*||ie
Wrench, Met- Pessle Strickland,
Miss E«ma Strickland, Mia* Leote
Jackson, Mis* Hesba Hall, Mips
Delphra Jackson, Mrs. Suinton
Wrench, lb* J. H. Autry. Mrs. W.
A. Tew, Mrs. Shelton Tew and the
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pesed el MN. H. O. Turttrqten
chairman, Mrs. C. I. Thomas and
Mrs. Eldon Jones presented Mrs.
Delsle Clifford for corresponding
secretary and Mrs. Reta Whitten
ton as chairman of the Music De
partment. Motion was made, sec
onded and carried that these be
accepted. ,
Following the meeting the group
enjoyed the lovely display a* press
ed glass that members had brought
to exhibit.
Jr. Women Hear
Jim McMillan At
Meeting Last Night
Jim McMillan was guest speaker
when members of the Junior Wo
mans Club of Dunn met at the
Armftry Tuesday evening at 8:00
for their regular monthly meet
ing.
The club president, Mrs. Paul
White presided over the business
session of the club meeting. Mrs.
Ed Galloway, recording secretary
read the minutes of the January
meeting.
During the business session the
club discussed the Junior Day they
are having in May. Miss Edith Sor
rell gave a report on the “United
Forces For Education” meeting she
attended as the club represen
tative In Buies Creek. The club
was unanimous in their approval
of the organization.
Mrs. George Franklin Blalock,
international relations chairman of
the club presented the speaker Mr.
McMillan who gave a splendid re
port on “International Relations".
A few highlights of the talk
were: The Marshall plan against
the Molotov plan, the speaker said
the Marshall plan was for giving
and the Molotov plan for taking
He stated that no high ranking
official can say ' anything without
it causing repercussions around the
world. The club held a discussion
period with the speaker after his
most informative talk.
Twaitty members wer,e pi assn t
loi Hn mocting /
i* eamekuT
Mr- *nd Mrs. Oed Upchurch and
vt *hy, wad Mr- aiid Mr*. James
Surles Wd Jimmy were Raleigh
Visitors Monday.
FROM ROCKY MOUNT
Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Fowler of
Rocky Mount were weekend guests
Os her parents, Mr. and Mrs.,
Clarence Lee Tart.
, SITE SELECTED
City Manager Oliver 0•' Man
ning announced this merging that
Dunn’s Health Ceuta* wRI be lo
[ cated eßjthe acre St.lWWlhtt just j
c C. Applewhite at the State 1
Board of Health and R. IL Jonec
architect with the this Medical
Care Commission, were In Hwu
yesterday afternoon and tatarled .
this site in preference V* the Her
nett Street site.. 1
WINDOWS MOAFN OUT *
Principal D. T- SHMtt ol the
Erwin school ityeßd tahl that .
a dozen or nsqpe window* were
broken out Os the fhrwiu sch^t
last night. He mu the ad Wt
have been committed by vandals..
Haputy Sheriff dwlc Avery 0
Investigating. w
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,FEBRUARY 13,1953
Club Meets At
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The Tuesday Review Club met at
! the home of Mrs. J. Shephard Bry
an last Saturday afternoon for their
monthly meeting.
The Bryan home was beautifully
! arranged with bouquets of Spring
flowers adding a gay note to the
' affair. When the members arrived
they were invited into the dining
room wheiw they were served a de
licious salad plate and coffee.
The club president? Mrs. H. C. 1
Turlington, presided ovfcr the busi
ness meeting. Due to the absence of
the club secretary, Mrs. Thad Pope,
the minutes were read by Mm.
John Perry Jones. The group dis
cussed the Information Clinic sup
, per to be he'd and announced the
speaker for this event.
Mrs. T. H. Sansom had charge
of the program and presented a
“William Faulkner—His Life And
most interesting speech based on
Work." She discussed the reason
he was selected as Nobel Prize win
ner and facts about Nobel himself
and how selections for the prises
are
FROM CHAPEL HILL
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hutaff of
Chapel Hill spent the weekend in .
Dunn visiting' their respective '
families. „■
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