WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 28, 1982
Drew Pearson
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OOP Senator Henrlckson of New
Jersey, persuaded him to prepare
a minority report whitewashing the
entire wire-tap scandal Including
his pal, Henry Orunewald.
Brewster even went to the ex
treme length of promising Hend
rickson a place on the ooveted- sen
ate judiciary committee If he would
spearhead the whitewash. Finally
Henderickson yielded.
These are some of the things the
.King Committee did not touch on,
W which the public needs to know
about In sizing up the SIO,OOO pay
ment by the senator from Maine to
mystery-man Gruneuaid.
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By MBS. A. B. BETHUNE *
» Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ferrll of f
e Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rowell
e of Fayetteville were guests Sunday
* of the W. J. McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ray of (
- Spartanburg, 8. C„ spent the week- c
- end with his parents, the A. M. j
1 Rays. c
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Mrs. A. B. Bethune, Mrs. John
- Nichols visited in Zebulon and a
t, Rocky Mount last week.
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- Mrs. Ruth Wilkins and Philip v
> Wilkins of Fayetteville visited Mrs. e
Edgar Raynor Saturday. i
Jesse Byrd who is a student at ]
Campbell college spent the spring ■
holidays with her parents, the Jesse
Byrds. |
Miss Allene Williams who is 1
,teaching in Waynesboro, Ga., spent r
"the weekend with her parents, the
Joseph Williams. ]
i
A. B. Bethune, Wayman Melvin <
and W. H. Bethune attended the i
ball game in Rpleigh Friday night. 5
Mr. and Mrs. George Bullock of
Bethel were dinner guests of the
Edgar Raynors Sunday nlghj.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Cook of Clin
ton visited her parents Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. K. C. Raynor.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collier vis
ited the W. R. Bryants of Wilming
ton Sunday.
Mr. Carlisle Williams was dinner
guest of the Wayne Colliers Sun
day.
Mrs. Jesse Byrd spent Thursday
in Lumberton visiting her mother
Mrs. John F. McLean.
The annual Stunt Night was held
Thursday, March 20 in Linden High
School under the sponsorship of
the Junior Class. A capacity crowd
was on hand to applaud more than
one hundred participants.
The competition was divided jnto
two groups, the elementary division
and the high school division. The
blue ribbon in the elementary di
vision went to the second, third
and fourth- grades for their Circus
which was directed by Mrs. J. H.
Sawyer and Mrs. A. M. Stephen
son. 'The tred'-rmbott "Went tb the
sixth and seventh grade stunt di
rected by Mrs. C. Wayne Collier.
In the senior high school divi
sion the senior class captured the
blue ribbon with a pantomlne call
ed “Love Nest” directed by C.
Wayne Collier. The red ribbon went
to the junior class for a mock wed
ding service called “I Do” directed
j by Miles Buok.
Jthedlrrction *o? - l!?lss B Arm^
field the junior class sponsor, and
the officers of the junior class.
The class officers for the year
are: Herlott Wilkins, president;
Jerry Burke- vice-president; Doug
las Warren, secretary-treasurer.
GODWIN-TOUCKTON
Miss Eula Mae Godwin, of Linden,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. D.
Godwin, and Dewey Touchton, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Touchton of
Jasper, Fla., were married Satur
day night In Parker’s Grove Meth
odist Church at 8 o'clock.
The Rev. D. A. Petty- officiated
at the ceremony.
Southern smilax and fern provid
ed a background for seven branched
vandelabra holding cathedral tap
ers nad floor baskets of white glad
ioli were used. 1
Miss Dorothy Davis, pianist, and
Miss Lettie Lou Davis, vocalist, pre
sented the wedding music.
The bride and groom entered to
gether unattended.
The bride wore a white suit with
blue accessories. Her corsage was of
red carnations.
Mrs. Touchton is a graduate of
Linden High School and Loulsburg
College. Sgt. Touchton is stationed
at Fort Bragg. After a short honey
moon they will make their home in
Spring Lake.
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School Property
For Sale
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
ON MONDAY, APRIL TTH, 1152
As authorised by the Harnett County Board of
Education, three of school property not now
in use because of consolidations will be offered at
public sole.
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A NOTE FOR NEWBOLD
When New bold Morris, the ad
alnistration's chief corruption
investigator, became angered dar
ing bis testimony before the Sen
ate committee looking Into the
■ale of surplus tankers ha took a
note from his pocket and read
it. The note was a saga felt of
advice from his wife reading,
"Keep your shirt on!” (United
Press Wirephoto).
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Godwin en
tertained at a reception at their
home after the ceremony. The home
waa attractively decorated with
mixed spring flowers. Punch, cake
and chicken salad sandwiches Were
served to the guests.
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