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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 5, 1952
Lee's Grove
Young People
Hold Meeting
The young people of Lee’* Grove
Community met loot Thursday
night at the church. The vice-prea
- Went called the to order.
• Hie congregation sang two con
gregational songs led by the Rev.
Leo Barefoot.
The vice-president asked the re
quests for prayer. Prayer was led
by the Rev. Earnest Lee. Estelia
Coats asked some Bible Questions.
1 Mrs. Leo Barefoot took charge of
the Bible reading.
The vine president read the sec
retary and treasurer's report. ,
Rev. C. W. Kirby dismissed the
meeting.
God is really blessing the meet
ing.
We invite all young people to come
and take a part at these meetings
each Thursday night at seven o’-
clock.
Miss Faye Godwin
Hostess Monday
To Sorority
The Delta Theta Delta Sorority
met Monday night at the home of
Miss Faye Godwin. The meeting
was called to order at 7:30 by the
vice-president. Miss Libby Raynor,
. and president Ann Byerly took
over later.
A short business meeting was
held and a devotional was given.'
Afterwards the girls enioyed a ses
sion of singing. A lovely duet was
sung by pledges Betsy Ann Tart
and Nancy Jemigan.
During the social hour the hos
tess served refreshments consisting
of pimento and ham sandwiches,
assorted cookies, potato chips, pep
permint sticks, and cokes. |
r 1 Those present for the meeting
' were Misses Libby Raynor, Ann
Byerly, Lois Johnson, Peggy Ruth
Barfield, Becky Leo, Margaret
Cathy, Jewel McLean, Sally White
head, Mary Lou Lee, Betsy Lee,
Fay Monds, Nancy Jernigan. Betsy
Ann Tart. Ann Home Hodges,
Glenda Bass, Martha Ann Butler.
- 'Catherine Butt, and the hostess.
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COKE PARTY Miss Pat Johnson was the honoree at a coke
party given by Miss Linda Godwin at the Godwin home on the Fay
etteville Road. Miss Johnson will be married Saturday in Memphis,
Tenn. to Willie Brannon. Shown above at the party left to right
are Mrs. O. W. Godwin, Sr., Miss Linda Godwin, Miss Pat Johnson
and her mother Mrs. E. B. Johnson. (Dally Record photo by Ed
Welbom).
VISITS HAWLEYS
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Brooks of
I Fayetteville spent Sunday with
j’Mrs. Mary Hawley.
IN FAYETTEVILLE
Mrs. Everette Doffermyre and
Mrs. Silas Whittenton were In
Fayetteville for the day shopping
Monday.
ATTEND WEDDING •
Miss Melrose Tart and Charles
Johnson attended the wedding of
Miss Jean Edwards and Marvin
Haddock in Princeton last Sunday.
MISS DENNING HERE
Miss Julia Denning' who resides
at Fort Bragg spent the week-end
i in Dunn with her parents, Mr. and
: Mrs. Ben Demung.
GUESTS OF BURNETTEB
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Burnette
i have os their guests for this week,
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[Mrs. D. Rowland
Fetes Members Os
Cards And Gossip 11
Members of the Cards and Oos
' sip Bridge Club and Mrs. Joe Les
lie who was a guest were grac
iously entertained when they met
at the met at the home of Mr*.
.Dwight Rowland Tuesday evening
at 8:00 for their monthly meet,
j The hostess used attractive floral
arrangements of snapdragons and
. jonquils in the rooms of the home
, and had a lovely African violet on
a side table in the living room lor
the occasion.
Orange pecans and cokes were
passed during play and after scores
were tallied Mrs. Rowland served
a delectable chicken salad plate
ij an' 1 coffee.
| Mrs. Haurz Ducan was the recip
ient of high score for the evening’s 1
play, she received attractive ear
bobs from the hostess. Consolation !
pr ; ze, a pot holder and tea towel i
went to Mrs. Owen Willis. For
traveling prize, Mrs. Oscar Pierce
received dusting powder.
Those playing were Mrs. Luther
Turner, Mrs. Ed Wade, Mrs. Pete
Huggins, Mrs. Paul Tart, Mrs. Wll
lis, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Leslie. Mrs
Duncan and the hostess, Mrs. Row
land.
Christian Circle
Has Monday Meet
With Mrs. Dixon
Mrs. Wallace Dixon was hostess
to members of Circle No. IV of
Hood Memorial Christian Church
Monday evening at 8:00 at her
home.
The hostess used lovely arrange
ments of spring flowers In the
I home for the occasion with a bou
i qyet of jonquils on the coffee table
lin the living-room.
. The devotional was given by Mrs.
Wilson Stanley, after which Mrs.
s William Carroll gave a review on
i the book "We Americans, North
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leader of Lan
sing, Illinois. The Leaders’ are
; holding a revival at the Glad Tid-|
, ings Church.
Auxiliary Has <
Monthly Session
The American Legion Auxiliary
met Tuesday evening at 8:00 at
the home of Mrs. M. F. Hodges for
their regular monthly meeting. Co
hostesses for the occasion were Mrs.
George Upchurch, Mrs. Ruth Gavin
and Mrs. Lucy Westbrook.
The meeting opened with the
group singing the “Star Spangled
Banner”. Mrs. Mac Hodges led in
prayer and the preamble of the
Constitution was read by the mem
bers.
Mrs. Earl Jones, president of the
Auxiliary presided over a business
session. Mrs. Dwight Mattox read
the minutes of the last meeting
and they were approved.
The Auxiliary members had each
been given a dollar last month to
see how much they could make from
j After the money was turned in
Mrs. R. A. Duncan was found to
; be the winner and received a prize.
! The members decided to carry the
contest through this month.
Mrs. Haryey Strickland, com
munity service chairman, had
charge of the program and intro
duced Mrs. Grace Swain who gave
I a most inspiring talk on community
service.
Mrs. Swain emphasized in her
talk that an organization as im
portant as the Auxiliary could be
of very much help in needy and
unfortunate cases in this com
munity. The speaker reviewed case
histories in this area and told of
the work that has been done and
yet to be accomplished. She stres
sed the need for help from the
; j community.
During an enjoyable social hour
, held the hostesses served sand
wiches, ham biscuits, potato chips,
nuts, mints and hot tea to the
nineteen members present.
and South” which the group is
| taken up in its study course.
I Chairman of the circle, Miss
■ Pauline Bell 'presided over the bus
' iness session when plans were made
for the Christian Youth Group
Fellowship which will meet here
the latter part of March.
| Mrs. Dixon served delicious re
[ freshments of chocolate cake, nuts
1 , and coffee during a social hour.
Those present for the meeting
| were Mrs. Charlie Warren, Mrs.
| William Carroll, Mrs. Wilson Stan
ley, Mrs. Grace Swain, Mrs. Don
-1 aid Langdon, Mrs. Earl Maynard,
Mrs. Mangum Buyer, Miss Merel
Owens, Miss Pauline Bell, Miss
BlanAie Bell and Mrs. Wallace
Dixon.
Bethel HD Club
Holds Meeting
On Wednesday.
* Mrs Leslie Matthews was hostess 4
to the Bethel Home Demonstration
Club at its monthly meeting Wed
nesday afternoon, Feb. 27th.
The meeting was called to order
by the President, Mrs. C. M. Saun
ders. “America" was sung in uni
son followed by repeating the club
collect. ,
The roll was called and the min
utes of the January meeting were
read by the Secretary, Mrs. C. W-
Wood.
Mrs. Blackmon of the "Friendly
Flower Shop” in Lillington sent a
corsage to each dub member by.
Mr*. C. W. Wobd who will take
flower* orders in our community
for.her. J i'> ..<
After a short business session
the demonstration oh “Home Gar
dens” was given by the garden
leader; Mrs. C. M. Saunders. Af
ter much discussion each member
resolved to plant a vegetable this
year that they haven't grown be-
The hostess served delicious re
l freshments to the following mem
bers: Mrs. George Whittemore, Mrs.
Henry Morgan, Mrs. LelSnd Mat
thews, Mrs. James Flowers, Mrs, O.
M. Saunders, Mrs. C. W. Wood and
the hostess, Mrs. J. L. Matthews.
The March meeting wig be with
Mrs. O. W. Wood March 21*t.
Each club member feels a great
loss in the passing of one of our
very active members, Mrs. R. R.
Johnson, and our since rest sym
pathy and best wishes go with a
"Sunshine Basket” that is being
sent to the children who survived
the wreck that was fatal to their
mother and father, Mr. and Mr*.
Raymond R. Johnson.
Mr. and Mm C. W. Wood at
tended the semi-annual sales meet
ing of the Knapp Shoe Co., Greens
boro, March S of which he is a
counsellor. He was a lucky man—
wqp tha door prize which was a
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Circle No. 11l
Meets At Home Os
Mrs. Wm. Butler
The members of Hood Memorial
Christian Church Circle No. 11l
met at the home of Mrs. William
Butler Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Flonnie Tart as co-hostess.
Miss Esther Ricks gave the de
votional and Mist Mabel Lynch re
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viewed part of the book “We
Americans. North and South”.
Mrs. Vernon Bass, circle chair
man presided over a routine bus
iness session and an auction sale
was held to help raise money for
the circle.
Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Tart ser
ved refreshments of soft drinks,
mints, sandwiches and cookies af
ter the meeting.
I The members present were Mrs.
Cohen Tart, Mrs. F. W. Salley,
PAGE THREE
Mrs. Vernon Bass, Mrs. Georg*
Cuthrel!, Mrs. Ruby Thor Alon, Miss ;
Lois Cannady, Miss Mabal tXrnch, li'
Mrs. Henry West, Mias-'-Esthe*
Ricks, Mrs. Bill LaugftJnglfiimise,
Mrs. Ada Gordon, Mrs. Butler,
Mrs. Tart and Dr. George Cuthreil !*j|
who was a guest. • >
Marie and R. R. (Buddy*(Johnson
are improving nicely new. Marie
has gone to her grandmotner’sVMrs.
J. M. Baker, and Buddy is still in
Dunn Hospital.