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Plans Indefinite
For7ounn High
3ifljlor-Senior
SfcWftlS 1 ' lor the Junior-Senior
•mapra, and dance which are to.
fee ySSIi . on April 18th. are as yet
JpSry Indefinite. it was reported by
class president, Douglas
Overman. The dance will be held
,in theigunn Armory w’ith Neptune’s
Court,® the theme, but the ban
quet- will not be held in the .high
schodgjjdunchroom as previously
PHUawB? due to conflicting sclie
du(es;',“ t Several bands are under
discussion for the dance and the
class-te-now trying to find a place
to, hold the banquet.
■ -Cdfnmittee chairmen and their
dommittee-men will be named
Monday in the regular weekly class
meetfrig. They will then work out
the details of the annual affair.
Dues have been set for the year at
two dollars per member and money
has already been raised by the en
tire claiss through Stunt Night,
sales, booster plate sales
and .various other projects.
If Patsy Cromartie
Fe*ed Wednesday
At Luncheon
„Miss Patsy Cromartie, who on
March, 30th will becorqg the bride
afr~M£&loyd Coats, was feted Wed
nesday- afternoon at two o’clock at
a, WfieHSon in the General Lee
Johnson's Restaurant.
Mrs... williams C. Lee was hostess
fpr the. social event.
iAsriier gift from the'hostess Miss.
Oromartie received a silver Revere
l*wl.»A. yellow orchid corsage was
pjnned—at her shoulder when she
amjivedg
►An UEJfusual arrangement of jon
qbils ijgps used on the piano and
r#4 reads and hyacinths centered
IjfiwjPenu for the luncheon con-
BfctedSf grapefruit halves topped
}»Jth A»awberries, congealed fruit j
saUM," smothered chicken, broccoli,
whipped potatoes, and pecan pie.
attending the delightful;
affajr.'Jwere Miss Cromartie, Mrs.
R. .lijjiiYomartie. Jr., Mrs. L. L.
fcofls;“er.. Mrs. R. L. Cromartie,
Br., Mjss Libby Ray Cromartie,
Mrs. JJ7W. Driver. Mrs. Earl West
brook. -Mrs. C. D. Htitaff, Mrs.
DaWl**Clifford, Mrs. Henry Tyler,
M*s. jg*X. Corbett, Mrs. Jesse Davie,
Mr*-J3ob Warren, Mrs. Ralph
Johaaan. Mrs. -L. R. Doffermyre,
hostess.
IN FLORIDA •
and Mrs. Emmett Edgerton
and Curtis Ennis are
sperramg today in New Bern, on
business for the Dunn SSriSK!
Club.
•”TROM GREENSBORO
Mrs. John Armfield and daugh
ter from Greensboro are here
*Wttdg" Mrs. Arms ield’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fitchett.
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BRIDE—ELECT HONORED Miss Patsy .Cromartie, one of Dunn’s most popular Spring bride
elects was complimented at a beautiful appointed luncheon yesterday afternoon at 2:00. Mrs. Will
iam C. Lee was the hostess for the luncheon which was held at Johnsons Restaurant. Miss Cromartie
is shown in the above picture at the right end cf the table, Mrs. Lee, the hostess is shown at the
head of the table. (Daily Record Staff Photo).
Tuesday Review Book
, Club Meets Wednesday
The Tuesday Review Book Club,
was graciously entertained on
Tuesday afternoon at four o’clock
at the home of Mrs. P. A. Lee.
Upon arrival the members and
guests were served a salad plate
with Russian tea.
Lovely arrangements of grape
: hyacinths, japonicas, and jonquils
I were used in decorations throughout
the home for the occasion.
Mrs. H. C. Turlington, president,
j presided over the business session.
The paper for the afternoon was
presented by Mrs. J. C. Andrews for
Mrs. A. W. Blanchard. The subject
MRS. CROCKETT HERE
Mrs. J. E. Crockett of Warrenton
has been here for the past two
weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs.
William Newsome and family. She
was called here due to the illness
of her granddaughter, Miss Dava
Crockett Newsome.
. mOM FAYETTEVILLE
his funt. Mrs. William Newsome,
and family, and his grandmother,
Mrs. J. E. Crockett of Warrenton
who has been a guest in the New
some home for several weeks.
DUNBAR STILL IN HOSPITAL
It was erroneously stated in the
Daily Record at the first of the
week that Mr. Milford Dunbar was
at home after being a patient in
the Dunn Hospital, but he is still
a patient there. It is reported that
his condition is somewhat im
proved.
FROM ELIZABETH CITY
Mrs. Corinne Stilley. sister of
Mrs. Lelia Bren, is visiting her this
week at. the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thad Pope. Mrs. Stilley is from
Elizabeth City.
,of ihe interesting and informative
presentation was “The Last
Pioneer.”
Guests present for the meeting
were Mrs. H. O. Mattox, Mrs. A.
L. Freeman, Mrs. J. W. Thornton,
Mrs. Ruben Tart, and Mrs. Earl
Mahone.
Members attending were Mrs. A.
W. Blanchard, Mrs. J. S. Bryan,
Mrs. Guyton Smith, Mrs. J. R.
Cathy, Mrs. Kenneth Howard, Mrs.
H. C. Turlington, Mrs. J. P. Jones,
Mrs. Thai'. Pope, Miss Lillian Ezzell,
and the hostess.
TO ATTEND WEDDING
Mrs. W. M. Brannon will leave
by plane to attend the wedding in
Memphis, Tenn. of Miss Pat John
son and Willie Brannon Saturday.
Miss Johnsons mother Mrs. E. B.
Johnson and her sister Mrs. Lucille
Carr and Miss Betty Sue Draughon
will leave Friday for the wedding.
IN BAYBOBO f,.;
• --‘'The--“Trey Godwins
weekend tn Bayboro as the guests i
of Mrs. Godwins mother and father j
Mr. and Mrs. John Cowell. i
TRUMAN OPENS RED CROSS DRIVE
AT tM WHITt HOUS(, E. Roland Harrlman, president of the American
Red Cross, pins a button on President Truman, thus officially starting
the 1952 fund raising drive of the organization. This year’s goal for
the American Red Cross is $85,000,000. ' (International Sound photo)
Quinn's Television Schedule
#►— « 12:00 The Egg * I •
urmnaouro Jt:18 bR of use .
WFMY—TV 12:30 Search For Tomorrow *
• 12:45 Kate Smith Show *
TONIGHT' 1:00 Film Program
5:38 Howdy Doody * 3:30 Garry Moore Show *
g- w 2:3* Hundred Years *
8:30 News, Evening Edition * *|« * »£«* .
t ; u Snorts Spotlight 3:00 The Mg Payoff *
T M The Lone Ranger % 3:38 Bert Parks Show •
718 CBS News * ' 4:68 Melody Matinee
7:45 Stork Ctab * 4:» Carolina Calling
S M Groaeha Man • ' 5:38 Howdy Doody • '
g- M st«n The Mask- * 6:00 C-Gan Playhouse
9:00 Alan Yowng Show • 6:30 News, Evening Edition
Jm^SS.' 7:00, Ctab* t Quht ,ln * ton SinE "
*!jl Yiul Truman “Mutual 7:3$ CBS News *
11:* »** We, The Peep* *
12:M NewTFina! Editien, »:» Man Against Crime •
ci-., , ** s:(s Playhouse at Stars *
, Signori *Z ZZ r. 7 TITZ li a
Witte -
I H * 'll. ■■iMlagil 4m ,
• Indicates network shown. ■ ■ .
TTJTR DAILY MCCORD. DUNN, 17. U
{Eason Funeral
Will Be Friday
Herman' Leslie Eason. 53, widely
known resident of Godwin, Route 1.
died Wednesday morning at 11:15
o’clock at his home. He had been
ill for about a year. ,»
Funeral services will be held Fri
day afternoon at 1:30 o’clock at the
Antioch Baptist Church at Falcon.
The Rev. C. B. Strickland of Fal
con and the Rev. Julian Motley of
Roxboro will officiate. Burial will be
In the Crocker Cemetery In Selma.
WORKED IN SELMA
Mr. Eason was a textile worker
and held a position with the Lizzie
Cotton Mills in Selma. He was a
member of the Selma Presbyterian
Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Collie
Mae Eason of Wade, Route 1; two
sons. Edward Eason of Selma and
Billy Eason of Gftdwin, Route 1;
two. daughters, Mrs. Let-tie Mae
Steinless of Augusta, Georgia and
Miss Wilma Laurie Eason of Selma;
. five grandchUdsen; ami seven bro
thers, J. K. BKsdtf df”OfcUwin, .Route
(1, Clarence, William, Milton. Cleve
| land, Herbert, C. P. and David Eason
i all of Godwin, Route 1.
GO tO RALEIGH
i Mrs. W. R. Jemigun, Mrs. Betty
Bass: Rebecca Jo Bass and Miss
Ida Kate Stewart were in Raleigh
for the day shopping Tuesday.
P. F. C. JEANETTE HOME
P. F. C. Edward Jeanette ot the
Army who has been in Korea ar
rived in Dunn Sunday. ■ He is the
son of George Jeanette and the
late Mrs. Jeanette.
VISIT AUNT AND UNCLE
Mr. and Mrs’. Denzel Craft of
Charlotte stopped by to see her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Andrews, Monday night.
HERE SUNDAY |
Mr: and Mrs. Bill Thames ' and I
daughter Judy of West End visited I
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Black, Jr. Sun- !
day.
The successful establishment of;
legume crops requires a fair abun- i
dance of lime in the soil. 1
Open An Account In
Nothing Flat!
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VISIT IN RALEIGH
Mr. and Mrs. Cad Upchurch and
, Mr. and Mrs. James Surles visited,
, in Raleigh Wednesday.
FROM MEREDITH . ' "
Miss Rosalyn Poole of Meredith
College spent the weekend in Dunn.
GEORGE HOME AGAIN
George Williams, Jr., who broke
; his leg in a fall at his home has
i returned to his home after being
in Dunn Hospital. He will be con
fined to a cast for the next ten
weeks.
. *ANN ALDREDGE ILL
Miss Ann Aldredge, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Erfmett Aldredge, has
i been ill for the past several days,
but is better now.
CONDITION BETTER
! Mrs, R. F. Jernigan who has been
' very ill at her home on Clinton Ave.
; is somewhat improved.
SHOPPING TRIP
Mrs. Jessie Capps and Mrs. Lee
rw , '
Sandlin and daughter Pamela were
1 In Fayetteville yesterday on a ghop-
I, ping trip.
MISS WARREN HOME
, Miss AUene Warren, a pharma
ceutical student at the University
of North Carolina is home for the
spring holidays.
; WELL AGAIN
Bruce Stancil who has been ill
at his home for the' past several
days Is able to be out again.
GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY
The public Is cordially invited to
; attend the ground breaking cere
-1 mony by the congregation ol the
Falcon Pentecostal Holiness Church
on Sunday afternoon, March 9 at
3:00.
Robbed While Preaching ,
ST. JOSEPH, Mich. (W The
Rev. Paul Albery, first Methodist
Church pastor, complained to po
lice that thieves stole his car while
1 he was conducting services. *
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body dangled from one of the posts
at the head of the bed.
“She got the foUr-year old boy,
Richard, in the room next and
hanged him from a bedpost at the
loot of the bed,” he said. >
Slx-year-old Frank Jr„ i was
hanged from the other post at the
foot of the bed.
NO STRUGGLE V
Rofheart said there was nb sign l
of a struggle in the bedroom, in
dicating that the children’s trust
in their mother kept them from
resisting her.
A neighbor who thought the
children were ill because she had
not seen them all day found the
bodies. She ran screaming from
the Klemm house and notified
, other neighbors who called police.
TONSILS REMOVED O
Warren Pate had his tonsils re
moved In the Clinton Hospital
Monday.