PAGE SIX Jtehny Lynn Monds feted At Party On 7th Birthday ’ JWlny Lynn Monds, daughter of "*Mr. and Mrs. Lynn W. Monds cele brated her seventh birthday Monday afternoon with a delightful birthday party at the home of her parents. "Ojiiring the afternoon the invited • guests and Jenny enjoyed contests and games with prizes being a- to the winners of the con ■ Wa honoress mother served ice r cWI», cake, cookies, candies and - drinks Favors were given to each •' lHbsp present for the party were - iSE£i and Howard Poteat, Patsy ” JWRuun, Annie Sorrell, Linda St - rJSHJnd, Judy Lee, Linda Gaye - Has „and Judy Tew, Larry Wood, flM'hy Blackwell and Delores ; 503E : Oakdale Club ; 85s Meeting Oakdale H. D. Club met ” Mavrti 7th in the club room. ~ ''. TIB meeting was called to order “ president, Mrs. J. O. Ennis. ”* ssa~Sroup sang a song and repeat- Z-eeMJs club collect. w~~' Iff were glad to welcome a new ""nawer, Mrs. Preston Ennis. club is planning to have a ~ CjflgJSale the 12th of April at Mr. Store in Benson. -fWP were sorry Mrs. Delma En - nEf*Bur project leader on Home was ill. Mrs. Glenn Morris few tips for purchasing .-JcWOH in March. » - iTiiir of our club members at ' tandad the County Council Meet ~ ing -at Mt. Pisgah. We enjoyed it _ vejjjjnuch. County Agent Miss Vail d some pictures on “Bullt- Hor The Home,” which was j^Wiy^helpful. - CJUJ host served potatoe chips, ' cookies, candy and soft drinks. ; * HAS MEASLES Httfe Miss Dedie Burrage, daugh . tsr m Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bur rage, is confined to her home with measles. RCA |Q AND RADIOS lit Leonard Ranges - Refrigerators - Water Hentnrs - Deep Freeze. . Vnj!«ersal - Small, —appliances. } JOHNSON FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 2427 Dunn, N. C. Halide, M. Johnson I IN TIME FOR EASTER flk inur Raster salt this year /VM'Hi WK&K. promises to be a gay fashion ad- wiS&Bf* venture! Never have the styles been 4^!JSL so beguiling . . . fabrics so inter- nT esting . . . colors so appealing! Try \ H the brief bolero style ... the full- f®T| ' iHIH sklrted »“*t, or the 1952 tailored *|Q§£ 1 ff/ta'ill Fclassic - - - one of them is yours! WmjmM II ■/ ’ J/JL see how TT a * you wilf loot in oor I TkeJHy, Iym B *^ c t g P * Sprit* Stunning ■i ' 1 1 jj[Ynl 1 m ■ ' - W ■«*-*" WmKk Miss Libby Rae Cromartie, Miss Patsy Cromartle. Mrs. R. L. Cromartie, Jr. and Mrs. C. L. Tart. (Daily Record photo by J. W. Temple, Jr.) MRS. C. L. TART AND MRS. THOMPSON FETE BRIDE-ELECT AT LUNCHEON I Miss Patsy Cromartie, bride-elect of Lloyd Coats who has been com plimented with a number of cour tesies for the past weeks, was the honoree at a beautifully appointed luncheon Tuesday afternoon at one o’clock, given by Mrs. Clarence Lee Tart at the Tart home with Mrs. W. J. Thompson as co-hostess. The hostesses presented Miss Cromartie with a lovely bridal cor sage when she arrived. Mrs. Tart gave her a pair of silver candle sticks and Mrs. Thompson gave. her a silver cheese server in her chosen silver pattern. ' Beautiful arrangements of sprin flowers were used throughout the Tart home for the occasion. As a centerpiece for the dining room table pink carnations and Dink snapdragons were used in a silver tureen on a silver tray flanked by oink carnations and snapdragons. Tall pink burning tapers were used and the table was spread with a VISIT AT QUEENS Miss Peggy Barfield and Miss Libby Raynor, both of Dunn, were campus guests at Queens College for Hospitality Weekend. March 7-9. The weekend was made up of ac tivities planned especially for high school students and included a plav produced by the freshmen, visits to various classes, tours of the campus, conferences with faculty and staff members, and •' informal social events. VISIT FRINKS Mrs. Sudie Frink and Miss Mary Lou Frink had as their guests Sat urday night Mrs. N. S. Powell and daughter, Carolyn of Fayetteville. The Powells are former Dunn resi dents. white linen cutwork cloth. The aux- I iliary tables held lovely miniature bouquets of spring flowers on white linen cloths. The menu for the affair consist- . ed of delicious grapefruit supreme. I creamed turkey on rosettes, duchess salad, parsley potatoes, peas ar.d carrots, hot biscuits, coffee, ice j cream molded in pink roses and pink bridal cake squares. The guests were Miss Cromartie, the honoree, Miss Libby Ray Crom I artie, Mrs. R. L. Cromartie, Jr,, I Mrs. L. L. Coats, Mrs. Shelton Butt, I Mrs. C. L. Corbett, Mrs. Jerry But ler, Mrs. Nathan Johnson, Sr., Mrs. Marvin Wade, Sr.. Mrs. J. O. War ren, Mrs. Charles Hutaff, Mrs. Har ry Fleishman. Mrs. C. G. Dunn. Mrs. T. H. Sansom, and Mrs. A. S. Johnston of New Jersey. Mrs. Johnston who is a .house guest of Mrs. Sansom received linen hand kerchiefs from the hostesses. MISS DORMAN FETED Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lee Whitting of Dunn, route two entertained in honor of their House guest Miss Barbara Dorman, the occasion being a dinner party for her birthday on March 9th. The guest included Rev. and Mrs. Ralston Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Barefoot and Miss Minnie Barefoot. DUKE NURSE HERE Miss Sadie Frink of i Durham spent the weekend in Dunh visiting her mother. Mrs. B. L. Frink. Miss Frink is a nurse at Duke Hospital. HAS OPERATION Mrs. Floyd Mlddlebrook, who re cently underwent an operation in • the Dunn Hospital, is reported to be doing as well as can be ex-1 pected. ! IN MEMORIAM In Memory of Our Brother, Who J , Died Feb. 1952. W. Taft Dupree Angier, N. C. To all he was a faithful friend Cheerful and happy to the end. To his family kind and true. Now he is resting beneath the blue To give him up was hard for us all. But he must answer the Master’s | call. Someday when we meet him in I heaven fair, (That will be answer to our pravar I ,He left on earth a mother true and a little son too Five brothers and a wile To be lonely all through life. But God gives and takes away He knows best the good books'says And we shall try edntent to be For it was God’s will you see. Yet we know there is no other Who can take your place dear brother. But your work on earth is done And your life crown has been won. And we have great hope for you As you rest beneath the blue. By: Mr. and Mrs. G. W. DuDree, Erwin, North Carolina. HAVE GUESTS SUNDAY Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Aldredge had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Aldredge and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Freeman of Fayette ville. U. D. C. TO MEET The United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Wednesday afternoon. March 12 at 3:30 at the home of Mrs. Ralph Snipes on Mc- Ksv avenue. I Mrs. Robert Draughon will be hostess with her sister. I All members are urged to be present. / IN RALEIGH Mr. and Mrs. James Surles were in Raleigh Tuesday on business. CLUB SPONSORING SALE Members of the Hoe and Grow Garden Club of Dunn are sponsor ing the sale of choice azaleas and camellia olants Friday from nine a.m. to six thtrtv p.m. The sa'“ is being conducted by the Orton Plan tation of Wilmington, where, each spring, thousands of people visit the famous gardens and view the colorful display of blooming azaleas and camellias. The plants will be for sale at the comer of South Wil son St. in Dunn. The sale will be postponed in the eveht of bad weather. Methodist Women Have Meeting On Monday Afternoon The Woman's Society of Christ ian Service he'd its regular monthly meeting Mnndsv a'temoon with the President, Mrs. H. ,C. Turling ton presiding. After a brief business session. Mrs. -R. L. Cromartie. Jr., urogram chairman had charge of the program which was ably pre sented bV Mrs.-Cromartie and Mrs. Frank Snrulll. Mrs. Cromartie led the devotional service “Thv win Be Done .... South of the Border” fthd Mrs. Spruill talked about some us the basis econom'c problems of 'sHn America and the role of the Mothodist Church n’avs in the so'”tion of these problems. The highlight of the afternoon was tlje presentation of rife Mem ha-rh'n nin' and certificates to Mrs. J. L. Ward and Mrs. Fred Ws<«ren. The Woman’s Society of Christian Seralca has a b“«ntifnl may Os honorin'* mamherg bv the *Wr» of T.lfe Memberghins wb'ch •»a«ns that a sum of money has heen etve )n th»lr oames for In. madlata !**• tp hnlMln» the Kl~»- of ftM among wo*oan *>—* •Mtrfren arenyd tha world The—* women were, eh-ran twcaUSe a* rhelr loeoltfr faW-hfidriesa R**d r»aadf«rt**ess of Ch'rsHan c hama te- and *be way *hey <m ahnnt t.he*r aeooloted tasks. Mr* Tnrltnetnn eg- | r’«*rs4 Uw r-wifllrff of T.lfe lfa*r »>er,T,lo end «i» symbolism of the -in md In »h* *>Sma of rfr-le No -1 fjrasantAd tha mamharshln to ! IV.** nama «f the s*’" l " dees on Tj*iHn A*u«rl ra nra. wmtad th- mmrh-rrMn to Wg Fred We—ratt Mrs, Word has been con. e-«l to her home'because of PI. . DUNN, If. a. i Mrs, Reta Whittenton Hostess To Womans Club The Senior Woman’s Club met Tuesday afterncon.at three o’clock in the General Lee Room of John son’s Restaurant. Mrs. Reta Whit tenton was hostess for the meet ing. The meeting was called to order by president. Mrs. Pat Lynch, and the club Collect was repeated in I unison. The minutes of the last! meeting were read and were ap- | proved as corrected. Members of j the Erwin Federate,! Book Club Beta' Chapter Organized At Linden School A local chapter of the National Beta Club, a service-leadership or ganibation for high-school students: of America) was established on ] Monday, at Linden High School,; according to J. P. Crumpler Prin. 1 The National Beta Club, with| over 1650 local chapters and approx-j imately 42.500 members in high t schools of 16 States, is now in its year, and has been in continuous operation since 1933. I Objectives of this non-secret.! leadership-service organization are: to encourage effort, to promote character, to stimulate achieve- i ment among its members, and to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school graduation. C. W. Colljer, teacher of Math and Science was appointed as faculty sponsor for the local chap ter. Permanent officers for this year are: Bert Knoth-Pres., Ruby Gray Stackpole-Vice Pres., Pat Bordeaux Treasurer, Doris Ruffin-Sec. The local organization is com posed of the following students who have fulfilled the requirements necessary for membership in the National Beta Club: Betty Byrd Crumpler. Bert Knott, Ruby Gray Stackoole, Pat Bordeaux, Doris Ruffin and Aundrey Holland. Stoney Run Class Has Meet At Home Os Mrs. T. Sessoms The Etta Jernigan class of Ston ey Run Church met on Tuesday night. March 4, 1952, at the home of Mrs. Tommie Sessoms and Miss Pearl Barefoot, with Mrs. Dewey Barefoot as joint hostess. The president. Mrs. Dewey Bare foot. presided. The grout* sang “Mv Faith Looks Up To THee*” Pear) Barefoot read the scripture and Mrs. H. H. Goff led the prayer. The minutes were read and ap proved. After a short business session Mrs. Hawley sang “The Stranger of Galilee.” Our guest sp’akpr, Mrs. Mable Wilson talked on the lift story of Lillian Thrasher. The group then sang “Faith Is The Victory.” Mrs. Hawley sang “His Eye Is On The •Sparrow," The social hour followed. ■ I# v 'i . iim M . M QOMUt | I BE r J i 1 ■ <■' "IU I ;jj| &■ i ■ ■' i *' , ‘ I I 'V’V-' "'.,V I w , J^ * J I of ; '* i V ' -1 were welcomed as guests for the afternoon. -Mrs. David Clifford was named Corresponding Secretary and Mrs. Reta Whittenton was elected Music Chairman for the club. It was announced that the State Convention for Woman’s dubs will !be held April 22 through 25 In ! Winston-Salem. The president and I vice-president from Dunn will go i as delegates and they will select one more delegate from the club to accompany them. All members were urged to attend if possible. Mrs. Lynch reported to the club that all annual reports had been sent in and she thanked each chairman for the work she had done during the past club year. The members were asked to I send a donation to Raleigh for the • building of the Federation Club ; House, and Mrs. Guyton Smith I made a motion, w'hich was accept ed, to give a donation to the Red . I Cross Fund. I I After the business session, the | meeting was turned over- to Mrs. i Whittenton, who presented an en ;, tertaining musical program. Mrs. i Edgar Black, Jr., announced the | participants and their numbers in ! the following order: Vocal Solos by : ’ Miss Linda Sue Allen, “Way Up :: High In A Cherry Tree”, The Blue | bird,” Four-Leaf Clover,” “Have > 1 You Ever Been Lonely,” “Cry,” and > "Forever and Ever”; Vocal Duets . ■ by Mrs. Edgar Black. Jr. and Miss I Fannie Sue Turnage, “Blue Skirt 1 1 Wq| z,” “Honestly,” and “Dance ; Me Loose”; Vocal Solos by Mrs. . Edgar Black. Jr., “Will You Re member?" “With A Song In My • Heart." and “Rio Rita”, and Solo • by Miss Gloria Barnes, “Slow ; Poke.” j Mrs. Ruby Crockett Newsome ■ gave the following Musical Read i! ings accompanied by Mrs. Whit .! tenton at the organ: "Spring i Song,” “Trees,” “Woodman, Spare ! That Tree,” and “L’Envoie”; Vocal , I Solos were presented by Mrs. Co .; hen Tart. She sang “Somewhere A Voice Is Calling. “Lonesome, That’s All,’’ and “All For You.” < As a conclusion to the program Mrs. C. M. Watson, soprano, and Mrs. Eugene Smith, Jr., contralto, sang two duets. “On Wings O f Song,” and “The Lord Is My Shepherd.” Mrs. Whittenton ac companied each of the performers at the organ. Following the program the meet ing was adjourned and a social , hour was held. The hostesses ser ved delicious refreshments con-. sisting of lime ice, cake squares decorated in white, green and yel low, salted nuts, and mint candy. 1 The St. Patrick's Day motU waa> 1 carried out with a green and white color scheme. The hostess, Mrs. Whittenton used lovely arrangements of flow ers in the General Lee Room for • the most enjoyable occasion. On the organ was a gorgeous arrangement > of glads, snapdragons and other i floral flowers. On a side table a ■ breath of spring was added to the ; occasion in a bouquet of Jonquils. Around fifty members and guests were present for the meeting. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 12, 1952 PINT RUBBING ALCOHOL 13c Pet and Carnation MILK .... 14c 1000 Sheet Rolls scon TISSUE 12c, LAKE lIARGE ILARGE MU m* & 127< 27c 46 OZ ORANGE JUICE 21c, GRAPE FRUIT JUICE 90csizS‘ DOANS PILLS 59c $1.25 size For Your Coughs , CREOMULSION SI.OB „ "i|"" r^" CT Pin! Pound Clapps, Heavy Choc. Beech- Mineral Covered nut Oil Cherries - 3 lor 39c 49c 29t 80 Count PAPER NAPKINS 12c $1.25 size . ANACIN TABLETS I 1C m I r-n_ _ I #i\f| < £ A,.’-* r .giaH

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