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Lovett Bare foot, Rt. 2, Dunn. 2-29-3 t-p APARTMENT: Four room new brick duplex. Hot wa ter, floor furnace, Venetian blinds. Call 2685, A. JB. Bur nette. 3-5-3 t-c Auto Finance AUTO LOANS —REFINANCING— ' Reduce lour Present . ' Payments *' Money in TO Minutes* MOTOR CREDIT CO. | . DUNN. NC. , Fayetteville St. ■A’honc 3158 . - • ‘ A Shirley Ennis Honored On Friday Evening Miss Shirley Ennis, bride-elect of I March 9th, was honored at a mis- I cellaneous shower and slumber party I Friday evening at the home of Miss MsLean in Erwin. After arrival the guests enjoyed 'conversation and music and then presented Miss Ennis a gaily deco rated unbrella full of gifts. Later a midnight supper was enjoyed by the guests. Those present were: Miss Ennis, honoree. Miss Judith Holmes, Miss Doris Taylor, Miss Dorothy Norris, Miss Peggy Turlington, Miss Sara Thomas. MJss EUadene Johnson, Miss Betty Wren StanciU and Miss Beth McLean. Mrs. Evelyn McLean, Miss Beth McLean, Mrs. Haywood Lucas and Mrs. D. C. Parrish were shoppers in Raleigh Wednesday. Miss Sara Thomas and Miss El ladene Johnson were visitors in Wake Forest Saturday. Mrs. K.O.‘Horne, Jr., has been ill at her heme for the, past several •T-- • ' • > wrjtK OF sum The Womans Missionary Union - of the Erwin Baptist Church in obser ving a week of prayer each night this week at 7:30 o’clock. The prayer service is held in the Intermediate department of the I church and Mrs. Richard Webb and Mrs. Milton Stephens are in charge of the program. SUNDAY VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hicks and son Clifton Jr. of Raleigh visited I Mr .and Mrs. Willis Messer Sun day, also visiting in the Messer home were Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Smith and children Ray. Helen and Kenny of Shelby. They also visited Mr. Smiths parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith. OF FOUR OAKS Mrs. Pave Register and daughter Wanda and Mrs. Wilson Wynrt and daughter Becky of Four Oaks visited Mrs. Evelyn Barbour Sun day. FROM DURHAM Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith and children of Durham spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith. WEEKEND GUESTS Mr and Mrs. Louis Dearborn had as their guests during the weekend Mrs. Dearborns son and daughter in-law Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Core of Durham. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE John K. Snipes Offleo Is located in FCX Building r- Dan. N. C. Phone 2254 LIE'S 14 Hour Road 1 Truck Terminal '-RilOMKpnnK.'-’ W.s JK.. Wrockor .1 Sorvico.' THE DAILY RECORD, DUNN, N. a ■ J ■Jm IB P jJF SI, ftSL :r 'J SOKOLSKY WINS A TOP AWARD The Freedoms Foundation presented noted Dally Record columnist George E. Sokolsky with one of the top prises for his column called “America’s Spirtual Heritage.” L to R, Kenneth D. Wells, president f Freedoms Foundation Inc., Mr. SokolSky and Robert A. Millikan in a ceremony at Valley Forge. (Plumber (Continued on Page Six) to have set another kind of record.' She divorced her 12th husband last Saturday. 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OTHER CASES Other cases tried included; Robert McNeill, careless and reckless driving, $25 and costs. Sherman Ragland, abandonment and non-support, 90 days, suspend- , ed on payment of costs on condi tion the defendant pay! $7 weekly now,” he said. I, He acknowledged that he hasn’t done as well at keeping his wives at at getting them. “They get jealous of me and then get a divorce," he said. “But ; can I help it if I appeal to other , women?” He said the trick In getting wives is to find a woman's weak ness, then cultivate it. “Some women like travel, so I ■ suggest travel. Other like art and music, so I talk culture In a big way. Find their weakness and play up to It—that’s the way to be a good Romeo,” Steele said. "They’ve got to be nice women, i too. No smoking or drinking or chasing 1 for the support of his family. Malcolm Walker, careless and reckless driving, not guilty. Albert Clark, non support, prossed. James Stewart Cox, no operators license, $25 and costs. Ray Kline speeding, Zeno J. Pfau, speeding and Frank M. Lake, speeding, defendants called and failed to appear, bond forfeited. Bryant Lofton, no operators license, $25 and costs. David W.. Blackwelder, drunken driving, $25 and costs. Ralph W. Callicot, permitting an unlicensed driver to operate an automobile, prayer for judgment | continued on payment of costs. | Harold Stewart, drunken driving, SIOO and costs and surrender his license. Margaret Eckrothi and Edward Smith, no operators license, $25 and costs, each. Garnett Lee Sesco, speeding, prayer for judgment continued on payment of costs. . .William C. Lawson, failure to yield right-of-way, not guilty. - Eddie M. Blue, drunken driving, SIOO and costs and surrender license. Oma Harold Jones', carrying con cealed weapon, hot guilty. Carson Adams, drunken driving, 1 defendant pleads guilty- t^^gbpc «. x-r , 'T. - . -■ * x... ■ * ■ i School Executive , Is Club Speyer Harnett County's Director of Education, Beaman Kelly, pointed 1 out some of the needs and some ' of the weaknesses of our educa- 1 tional system, In an address be fore the Erwin Lions Club last nivht. “Children come up with «U know before the last day of school thit he in danger of failing and If possible* arrange for guidance. "If the p«- pil drops out,” he declared, “the school has lost any opportunity that it may have had to do something for him.” “We need teachers who can adapt the work to the pupils,” he coir eluded,” If we give them work wv over their heads they will fall ard If the work is below their mentally they will become bored. We should not try to teach en masse but/ as. Individuals.” / * ™ He counseled the formation of educational committees amongclvic groups to work with the teafhers, principals and school autboriws on the problems. “They ere your-child ren,” he declared, “ana twy de serve the best that you cat offer them.” t *. I President D. C. Woodall presided and the guest speaker wss lntro , duped by Lion D. T. Stubs, Prin cipal of the Erwin Ssboab.