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■as hostess to
■den dub at
night, March
Beautiful pot
dub presi
dent, presided over the meeting and
the devotional was given by Mrs.
tig*- Carl Lockamy talked on
“Booms You'll Love To Live In,”
and Mrs. H. C. Warren on “Little
Ideas You Can Use."
Mrs. Lee served apple pie, ice
cream, nuts and coffee to the twen
'<ty Jbbree members present.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs.'Howard Jackson at her home
in Brwtri mi April 1, at 8:00 o’clock
Committees Named
Far Junior-Senior
Banquet Monday
Committees were named Monday
morning at the meeting of the
junior class at Dunn High School.
Committees were named by Junior
class president, Douglas Overman,
for the annual Junior-Senior Ban
quet .and Dance which is to be held
on May 16.
The dance will be held in the
Dunn Armory and the banquet in
the new high school lunchroom.
Sepnfete committees have been
named for both affairs.
Heading the general dance com-,
mittefe is Becky Lee. Peggy Ruth
Harfjgld is chairman of Decoration
and serving on her committee are
Sonny Carr, Exum Kirby, Faye God
w}i}J3lenua Baas, and Pete Skinner.
Sara Frances Thomas is in charge
of the invitations with Betty Sue
Russell, Velma Blackburn, Betty
Caudle, and Florence Dawkins work
ingjurith her. Serving on the com
for securing hat-check girls
are*Bhirley McLamb, Joe Andrews,
and Guyton Smith.
All of the preceding committees
'were for the dance; the following
swefpr the banquet: General Ban
■** «gua£iChairman, Libby Raynor; com-
Sylvia Edwards, Jo
a nd Pat Lewis; Usher
Committee, Betsy Lee and Frank
. eambbell; serving Girls Committee,
Irrfff T Jewell McLean, workers,
Anne Byerly. Peggy Hawley, Betty
Jean Barefoot, and Faye Monds.
* • SEE GAMES FRIDAY
Among those attending the
Southern Conference games in
Raleigh on Friday night between
. State and George Washington and
.'-ipiptand West Virginia, were Mr.
-*?*Sj6ra. R. O. Ennis. Mr. and Mrs.
***jSZsawson, Mr. and lbs. Jerry
'‘Sutter, and Mrs. Virginia Jones.
' VISIT IN LAGRANGE ) __
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dawson' aflkl
RETURNS TO ELON ■
Stacy Johnson of Eton College
returned to school Monday after-
spending his spring
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VISITS PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jemlgan
and daughter spent the weekend in
farboro visiting her parents, ft.
and Mrs. Clyde T. Conner.
RESIDING IN NEW HOME
* Mr. and Mrs- Sdwtn Stewart are
now residing in t-ieir new home at
1103 West Broad Street. They moved
there from 606 North Ellis Avenue.
IN SCOTLAND NECK
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dickey and
daughter spent the weekend in
Scotland Neck visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Kitchen.
VISIT IN PORTSMOUTH
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Stephens
and son, Taylor Jr„ and Mrs. V. L.
Stephens spent the week end in
Porthsmouth, Va.
SUFFERS FALL
Mrs. W. H. Jernigan is in Dunn
Hospital suffering from a fall and
breaking her wrist Sunday. She
will return to her home today or
toworrow.
VISITS IN DITTO
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jacksyr, of
Durham were in Dunn for the week
end visiting Mrs. L. B. Monds f.nd
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jackson.
IN WILMINGTON
Mr. and Mrs. Ollen Jernigan and
Janet, Mrs. Robert Jernigan and
Rebecca Jo Bass were in Wilming
ton yesterday visiting Mrs. J. E.
Brooks.
MRS. TAYLOR BETTER
The condition of Mrs. Herbert
Tavlor who underwent a major op
eration at Duke Hospital is some
what improved now.
Lewis W. Lee and his mother,
Mrs. H. A. Lee, visited Mrs. Thorn
ton Cobb in Fayetteville Sunday
afternoon.
LODGE TO MEET
There will be a regular meeting
of Neill S. Stewart Masonic Lodge
of Erwin, Tuesday evening, March
11, at 7:30 p. m. There will be work
In the Master Mason Degree. Visit
ing Masters Masons are cordially
invited to attend.
SGT. DAN BEASLEY HOME
Bgt. Dan Beasley of Fort Camp
bell, Kent., son of Mr. and Mrs.
J„ E. Beasley of Benson is home on
a fifteen day leave, Sgt. Beasley
Snowfall” which took place at
Enowfali” which took' place at
Camp Drum. N. Y. Tentative or
ders have been slated* for Sgt.
Beasley to go to Alaska oh May 14.
Linden News
Mrs. Stewart Yaudie of Rich
mond, Va.. was dinner guest of the
d, Jk Sawyers Saturday night.
Mra.'A. SET fiijphenson spent Flf
day in Durham visiting her moth
er.'T ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ferfeerson
of Lemon Springs spent Sunday
with the W. H. Bethunes
Mrs.' Rachel Baggette of Way
cross, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Dawkins of Hickory spent the
weekend with Mr. and ’Mrs. A. V.
Dawkins.
Miss Alice Armfield spent Sat
urday in Concord.
Mr. and Mrs. Jethro Steel. Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. Gay. of Zebulon
visited the Wayne Colliers Sunday.
Mrs. Jesse Byrd, Jeaae .Jr, and
Catherine Neal Byrd spent Satur
day In Fayetteville.
Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Justice of
Goldsboro visited the Lester Tuck
ers Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sawyer visit
ed Mrs. Earl Williams Sunday in
Angler.
Mrs. John F. McLean. Mr. and
Mrs. Jamek McLean and daughter.
Mary Didrey of Lumberton. apent
Sunday with the Jesse Byrds.
Mrs. K. C. Raynor was hostess
to the Linden Home Demonstration
Club Wednesday afternoon.
lire. Charles Collier presided.
The minutes were read, roll called
by Mrs. Edgar Raynor. Secretary.
After the business wmina, Mrs.
K. C. Raynor gave an interesting
report on Health. Mrs. Douglas
Haß_oh Milk Diet, Mrs. Robert Lee
I A fashion show was conducted
by the children showing the latest
j spring dresses for^diildren.^Those
ENNIS-IUCAS WEDDING HELD
SUNDAY AT CHURCH IN ERWIN
Oh Sunday afternoon at S o’clock
In the Advent Christian Church in
Erwin, Miss Shirley Ennis, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Darius Ennis
and Raymond Lucas, ’son of Mrs.
J. R. Vann and the late J. P. Lucas,
were married in an impressive sin
gle ring ceremony.
The Rev. I. Clyde Shepard, pastor
of the bride, was the officiating
minister.
For the wedding the church was
beautifully decorated. SeVen branch
ed candelabra were used on each
side of the altar with floral bas
kets of white gladioli and' greenery
forming a background, before which
the vows were exchanged.
Prior to the ceremony, Miss Dor
othy Norris, pianist, and Miss Betty
Wren'Stancil and'Miss Katherine
Stephenson of Dunn, soloists, pre
sented a program of nuptial music
Miss Stephenson sang "Through
The Years.” and "My Hero,” and
Miss Stancil sang “The Lord’s Pray
er” as a benediction.
The bride, given in rtiarriage by
her father, wore a ballerina-length
gown of light pink lace and net.
The gown featured a brief bolero
fashioned with long sleeves ending
Chalybeate News
By MRS. L. B. SMITH
On Friday evening at 6:30 mem
bers of the Womans Missionary So
cieties of Chalybeate Springs and
Neils Creek churches met in the
Ladies Parlor at the Chalybeate
Springs church for a study course
, on Home Missions. Mrs. L. M.
Woolweaver, wife of the pastor of
1 Antioch Churcji, taught “Crusades
in Home Missions,” by Courts Red
ford. Approximately fifty members
of the combined societies were pres
ent. During Intermission punch and
1 cookies were served.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith and
Mrs. Ray L. Smith shopped in Ral
’ eigh'Saturday.
Mrs. Elmer Puryear and son. Paul
were guests Sunday of Mr. and
. Mrs. Paul Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Coble of
■ Albermarle visited Mrs. Cobles’ pa
: rents. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Smith
; on SundAy.
Mrs. E. W. Smith and Mrs. L. B.
Smith attended the County Coun
cil of Home Demonstration Clubs,
held at the Mt. Pisgah Community
Building, on Monday afternoon.
During th«* past week the mem
bers of the Womans Missionary So
ciety observed the Week of Prayer
for Home Missions. The, meetings
were held each evening At 7 .o'clock
and an FHday afternoon -at -two o’-
. dock.. r , . .
On Monday the program was
given by the Lottie Moon Circle.
On Tuesday by the Gillespie Circle.
Wednesday the Marjorie Spence
Circle was in charge, on Thursday
the-jFOy Fanner Circle. The Inga
thering of the offering for Home '
Missions will be on the third Sun
day morning in March.
> Funeral services for Mrs. Estelle
Stephenson were held Thursday In
Raleigh and burial followed In
Montlawn. Mrs. Stephenson was
the farmer Estelle Smith, sister of
Mrs. Ada Bradley of Kipling.
A Study Course for Sunbeams
was held at the Chalybeate Springs
Church on Thursday evening. Mrs.
L. B. Smith taught “The Farmer
Twins” to a group of girls and boys.
CHALYBEATE NEWS Bne
Mrs. Roy L. Smith and children,
Elaine and Buddy, spent the week
end with Mrs. Smith’s sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Chase In LynChburr Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs., Bernice Snipes and
daughter, of Raleigh, spent . the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Snipes.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Gregory
of Angler, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Gregory’s mother and-step-father,
Mr. and Mrs. L B. Smith.
* The Lottie Moon Circle of the
W.M.B. will meet Thursday night,
7:30. at the home of Mrs. C. L.
Dean. ,
The Gillespie Cirtsle of the W.M.B.
will meet Thursday evening at 7:30
Marilyn Oainey. Dorothv Hall,
Carol Collier and Susann Collier.
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in a point over the hand. She car
ried a white prayer book topped
with a white prchld and showered
with white carnations and satin
streamers and fern.
Miss Juditli Holmes was maid of
honor. She wore an aqua ballerina
length gown which featured a brief
black bolero and black picture hat.
She carried a nosegay of yellow
roses, snapdragons and fern.
The groom had as his best man
Mr. Weldon Bass of Durham. Ush
ers were Bobby Shepard and Stacy
Wood.
For her daughter’s wedding. Mrs.
Ennis chose a lavender dress with
white accessories. Her corsage was
white carnations. The groom’s mo
ther wore a navy blue suit with
navy accessaries and her corsage
was also of white carnations.
Mrs. Lucas is attending Erwin
High School and is a member of
the Junior Class.
Mr. Lucas graduated from Erwin
High in 1950 and has since been
with the U. S. Army. He is present
ly stationed in San Diego, Calif.
Immediately following the cere
mony the couple left for a short
wedding trip to unannounced points.
with Mrs. Kenneth Smith.
The Sunbeams will meet Friday
afternoon at 3:30. at the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle Clay were the
week end guests of Mrs. Leila Clay.
Mrs. J. F. Andrews and son Joe.
visited Dr. and Mrs. Raymond
Reeves, and Dr. and Mrs. J, Nor
man Reeves in Maryland last week.
Mrs. Ada Dupree is visiting her
sister, Mrs. R. A. Matthews.
Mrs. Minnie Smith spent Sunday
with Mrs. R. A. Matthews. ,
The Home Demonstration Club
meets with Mrs. Shelton Smith Fri
day afternoon at'2:oo. Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Albert Caviness are co
hostesses.
Mrs. Sidney Potter and son, Ro
dell are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James
Tutor and Mrs. LUlln Mangum.
~ Spring Preview ~
HOLDING A BOUQUET of carna
tions, Miss J. P. O’Donnell heralds
the coming of spring aad the
opening of the 38th International
Flower Show In New York City.
A highlight planned for the en>
hibttion win be A Wy-of-th*.
▼alley garden containing abowg
10,000 blooms. (International)
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