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PAGE FOUR Mich- XtgUtog Mrs, N. a. John- Mp%i Jr, -She has been here for the bank *m3SH£&-,. M Try A for I YOUR COW ' > Only 966 doet all this ... ■ l, fgpQf mnamilup achfil ■ end pains of cold. 2. Re- lever. 3. Acta to mucus. 4. Work, as Get 666 today! Ml HAWLEY oil cb. I Wholesale Dealer Quinn's Televtsfon Schedule •***«•« L WFMY—TV 12:15 Love Os Life ; TONiGfIT 12:56 Search, For Tomorrow 3:30 HH So^JtaShow TOO CM News 4:00 Melody Matinee jig Sunbeam 9;M wm Qnt 6:30 News!*EventagEdition Hill studio One 6:45 Sport. SpotUfht §•8 -ffi, M * l0lt « * 2’*B Ctocle K "• TUESDAY littiMe Theftre ]|;|q Original Ataifeor Hour Ilf wig M&'^e^jSp QUIHH ; rOF~WHN, lie. —— -' 'y - —•-■■■ '"" '—- 1 m tk *• ' *• • ' i IftoMmin aUtoo oaat oi the MiaaiaaiDDi. North (to tltifi ' jffofyErd b#tt | > tk ft I ffnrtia O rtll I' rttMifira <• »Wi; nf* # -at- TkA «* ooniroi courmeu. in# IPpIIM Stitus Bitwßiy Foundation policy ol coopuidtt cesditioni tor Utr and ale tales, proTid*# Supremo Council Slafei MMliHg mm^sm MU® HUda el^Me° f ock.to.Rtc. Benjamin F. Bohanan q{ Florida. The wedding Is plan ned for June. iiß&dfri—itfosfc tool, plafe February 's in ttoivtrn, PARRISII—PAR’i’IN Sir. and Mrs. L. E. Barbour of 3*Rf their daughter, Mrs., Grape Barbour Panin, to Kir.. Dolma D. Banish. • obn of Mr. and Mrs. J. Roi?ert ParrlSh. of,' Clayton. The Frances Pope IS HShdred SH liith giHHttey Mrs. John C. Bagley a#d Mrs. Mac Pope Jr. entertained at a surprise birthday party for Frances Pope honpilng her on h«r sixteenth birthday Sat. night, March 1, at the home of Mrs. Mac Pope Jr. During the evening the group en loyed popular music and played games, after which Frances opened her gifts. Later in the evening Mrs. Pope assisted by Mrs. Bagley served birthday cake, ritz with peanut but ter, .deviled eggs;,, potato chips, Florida grape, and Pepsi colas to Frances Pope, honoree Daytis Wrench, Naomi Tart, Archie Je»- nigan, Odell Jernigan, Peggy Phil lips, Wilbert Barefoot, Jarvis Tew. Alice Fay Bill ; .Tfew, Teddy Pope, Elia Grace Pope, Er nestine Johnson, Horace Pope, Har-i lan L. Helkens Wilßam. W. Smith,! WUlle Moore, Bobby Pope, Elwood Matthews, Harvey Sessoms, Gran ville Lee, Harley Lee, Boyd Norris and Glenda McLamb. CAVALLE—POPE Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Pope Sr. of a have announced the engage of their daughter, Miss Mar tha Barbara Pope to Anthony Will iam Cavalle, son. Os Mr, and, Mrs. Anthony B. Cavalle of, Weirton, West Virginia. A June wedding is planned. GUfST Os SANSOSfS Mrs. Sidney Johnston pf Madison, N- J.,.is visiting Mrs. T-,H. Sansom. She Will be here the remainder of this week. IN RALEIGH . Miss Betsy tee and, Miss Becky Lee shopped in Raleigh Saturday. Hi*.it ROME to her hOTwaue^to^Sfixess. Cottage Prayer Meetings Set Cottle , meetings, sponsored by the diaconate, of the Dunn First Baptist Church will be held aa. a prelude .to the spring rgvhral which opens March 11, it was announced today by the pastor, Rev. Ernest P. Russell. The congregation of the church h“ beendivided into five groups and members of each group will pieet at tl» home of one of the members On Monday, .Tliesday, Thursday and Friday night at 8:00 pm. Meeting places and leaders for the first two days are as follows: Monday: Group 1, home of Mrsi, L. L- Coats. Mrs. Ray Hor «rs? Mr! an” Mre° Charles Group 3, home of Mrs. T. A. Core, Leader, Mrs. Ernest Warren; Group 4., home jot Un S. D. Whittenton, leaders, Mr, and Mrs. Willard Mix on; Group 5, home of Mrs. Herman Graeil, Jeader Mrs. Ralph Maxwell. °i Mrs. fcMjjeejhL V°* HoSes^ of Mrs. Charles Guw leader, Mr. and Mix. Paul L. Strickland; Group 6, home Jf Mrs. “Doc” Cannady, leader, Carl Fitchett, Sr. Schedules for Thursday and Fri day w® be announced in The Rec- tirs I 14 Hour Read THE DAILY RKCQKD, DONN. K. a Woman Orders# To Pay Check I Mrs. Grace Norris, found guilty Thursday of issuing a worthless check for building suppUee to Will ard Mixon, was ordered today to pay the amount of the check, $277.59 atid costs. Prayer for Judgment was continued 12 months. Alfred E. Barefoot drew a- sus pended sentence of 60 days plus a fine of $35 and cost for speeding at 80 miles per hour. George StargUl waived appear ance through attorney D. C. Wilson I and pleaded guilty to charges of Improper lights and equipment. Prayer tor Judgment was continued on payment of costs. Lettie Ballinger and Richard Har ris were each fined $25 and costs ewith prayer for judgment contin ued 6 .months on charges of having no operators licenses. Jack Lamar Whitehead was tax- ! ed Costs with prayer for Judgment continued on speeding charges- I , j In four remaining cases bn the , docket involving public drunkenness , the offenders escaped with suspen-, , ded sentences and fines. Judge H. Ppul Strickland pre sided and the docket was prosecut ed by Solicitor J. Shephad Bryan. JR. WOfttEft TO litof AT ARMORY TUESDAY The Junior Womans ciub of Dunn, will Hold their meeting to morrow night at the Dunn Armory. , The meeting will start at 8:00. > Mrs. Bob Dickey has charge of toe program. Mrs. Pfcul White, presi dent of the club stated that all members are urged to .be present as election of hew officers for the , next term will, take place. I out Again j Mrs. N. M. Johnson, Sr. who has fV - . ' • ~ 11 [ ~ Watch this car change the industry - iUmi art * ■\ TfVV rIMHUi VCil "fl BewHH-hg. ■L, »■»-«- ——l> , j StTot—Slor V S B, Ride Control takes jflNsfAi _ H.%1 .J JH H/yfl (oners ee Ibe . fl S' level "ELI K3H myHr SJL"3ku» Herd’s M car of «U year ... Use cor iWs designed to out- 0 0, H (ep to 15% easier) { OMf-loolt, out-ride, out-value and out-last every other low-priced car fl New , ,■ J : —bbr hanel tAere are many, many why Ms bo*-f<x-ke«p, \ ft ' whlw from Hmi i j Cllr-~a*.iu* --™; *** ‘ RD jfyjj® ' V* vifl -iv^ v - • ’ y - ■*% ’ \mlni ffiixft wIiBBI ■SjLajlla f amv Sunn Native To Be Ihduiieti By Queens CHARLOTTE r fir, Charlton Coney Jernigan will be Inaugurated morning or J 9 hy tnc seiK Chapel. Inaugural actlWtle* will be gin March M and end,with a.re ception for Dr. and Mrs. Jernigan the following afternoon. Invitations have been sept to a number of colleges and universities, and ,130 Institutions and learned societies have already notified the college that they will be represent ed lh the official processlori of del egates. i Dr. Jernigan is the, tenth pres ident of Queens, a fully accredited, four-year, liberal arts. colßge. The 85 year old institution is owned and controlled by the Presbyterian ' feynods of North and South Caro ling, .Until recently Queens was a | woman’s college, but now the col lege has broadened its. educational program and admits men on a day, I Student basis. Dr. Theodore H. Jack, president of Randolph-Macon Woman’s Col- i lege, Lynchburg. Va., will be the | guest speaker at the inauguration.! Official delegates will be recog nised in order of the founding dates of their respective colleges. At the inaug ur al luncheon meetings w iU be brought from toe PresbyteHan Synods of North and South Carolina, the Southern As sociation of Colleges and Secon dary Schools, and the alumnae of the college, the student body, and the faculty. Dr. and Mrs. Jernigan make their home on Queens campus. Mrs. Jer-, irigan is toe former Miss Margaret been seriously 111 with the flu is able to be out again. i Ledbetter, Princeton, N. C. They I have two young sons, Charles and s Jerry. : Dr, Jernigan is a native of Dunn. Miss Jacquelyn Johnson, of Dunn, . Is a member of toe sophomore class i at Queens College. i Lover Admits i (Continued from page 1) -of the meat packing family. She died at General Hospietl yes . terday of severe head wounds. Wassil said he did not know : whether Mrs. Page received the in ! juries from his blow or from a fall i that resulted, officers said. HAD BEEN DRINKING Wassil told police he and the woman had been drinking, and the ; quarrel started when he demanded > an accounting of money he had glv j en her for household expenses and ' asked about a man’s coat he found ,| In the room. | Police said Wassil told them he Let our Clients tell you what George S. May Service has dene for them Writ*... George S.May Company laiUra DivitUa • 122 tad 4M Stoat, Daw Yark 17, H. T. 1 - ■ , »«ta»lui|«4 ini MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 10, 1952 accused the 41-year-oM silen screen actress of using the money to buy liquor for another man. Wassil said he then struck her and immediately called police to report a “disturbance." But when officers arrived, he tpld them .the disturbance “has stopped and every thing is all right.” The officers left. He telephoned police again when he noticed Mrs. Page was bleeding about the head and mouth, officers said. She was In coma when they arrived, She was rushed to the hospital where she died 12 hours later. Bhe never regained conscious ness. Screaming and sobbing In his jail cell, WaSsil broke down when in formed Mrs. Page died. “Oh, my God! I didn’t Intend to WE Afti NOW DELINTIN6 i 1 i v ' - *;* .. j .• ..• • * We are now delinting, cleaning and treating cbttim seed. We, have just finished installing another delinter and another cleaner, which has doubled our capacity and efficiency and will result in less waiting and muen im provement in the results of our service. We use exactly the recommended amount of cersdn “M”. We can do as good a job as can be had in the entire state. The price for this service is only 30c per bushel of cleaned seeds. Your County Agent will assure you that this is the cheapest and most important part of making a good crop. GENERAL UTILItY CO. PHONE 3204 DUNN ■ .... .M ■ i .mi. i i ; ... » ■ 'in m hrir efticeto (juoted Mid. . He he “puafiftl her In the face and her head slammed against the wall," Safet Cough Relief When new drags or old fail to stop tout cough or chest cold don’t dWay« ftoTt>roven n cotics to disturb nature’s process. K goes trouble^ refunds money.
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