TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 22, 1952
Martha Lee Is
Honored On 18th
Birthday In Erwin
Mrs. Paul Lee entertained at a
J party at the park center Saturday
evening complimenting her daugh
ter Martha on her 18th birthday.
Mrs. E. L. Sewell and Mrs. H. S.
Warren assisted her.
. The club room was beautifully
decorated, with bowls of spring
flowers. Pink and green crepe
paper streamers weie tied from the
sides of the room and brought to
gethei overhead.
The table was covered with a
white cloth and centered with the
J lovely pink and green birthday
’cake, holding 18 candles. Pink
tapers in crystal holders were also
used on the table. The punch bowl
which was placed on one end of
the table was presided ovbr by
Mis. Lee. Mints, salted nuts, open
ace and libbon sandwiches, pick
les, olives and individual cake
squares were also served.
The group sang “Happy Birthday”
to Martha and she blew out the
candles. She then opened her
k many lovely gifts for everyone to
see.
The remainder of the evening the
girls and boys enjoyed dancing to
recorded music.
Those present included: Martha
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Lee, honoree, Lucy McDonald, Bessie
Holt, Patricia Woodworth, Iris
Williams, Eunice Stephens, Betty
Lou Jackson, Haffye Sewell of St
Marys College in Raleigh, Dorothj
Laughinghouse of Dunn, Patricia
Warren, Jerry Lewis and Jessie
Franklin Tart of Dunn, Ray Chil
ton of Campbell College, Devon
Stewart, Eddy Maxwell, Jack Cox
of Slate College, Graham Stewart
Jackie Stewat of U. N. C.. Jackie
Whitman, John Q. Beard, Abie
Maxwell of Wake Forest College
M. S. Williams, Mr. E. L.. Sewell,
Mr. H. S. Warren and Mr. Paul
Lee.
Mrs. Willie Messer
Is Hostess For
Erwin Egg Hunt
Mrs. Willis Messer gave a belated
Easter egg hunt for her daughter
Frankie at her home Friday after
noon.
Frankie had measles during
Easter and that was the reason for
the late egg hunt.
During the afternoon the child
ren hunted eggs and played games.
Those present were: Frankie Mes
ser, honoree Carolyn and Rebecca
Whittington, Frank Jr., and San
dra Ralph, Charlotte Crawford
Judy Taylor, Debby Hall, Mary
and Shiela Byrd, Margaret and
Eastern Star Group
From Erwin Fetes
Vets At Hospital
Six members of the Erwin Chap
ter 230 Order ct’ the Eastern Star
were hostesses to the patients at
the Veterans Hospital in Fay
etteville Friday evening.
The ladies carried 15 homemade
cakes, all baked and given by
Eastern Star members, which they
served the patients.
Also making the trip was Ed
Price and his Tar Heel Swing
Billies, who gave a very entertain
ing program of string music.
Eastern Star members making
the trip were: Mrs. Ray Luphold.
Mrs. Jack Beard, Mrs. Byron
Stevens, Mrs. E. L. Sewell, Mrs.
Frank Norris, and Mrs. Ray D.
Caldwell. Others going were “Mike”
Crawford, chairman of the Dunn-
Erwin Red Cross Chapter, Mrs.
Grace Swain, executive secretary
of the chapter. Miss Kathrine
Byrd, Romona O'Quinn and Bonnie
Blake.
Gloria Deck, Nickie lannane, Bert
Cameron, Brenda Ivey and Rudy
Stephenson.
Patricia Warren
Has Semi-Formal
Dance In Erwin
Patricia Warren entertained at
a semiformal dance on her 16th
birthday Friday evening at the
park center.
She carried out a gorgeous color
scheme of pink and green in the
club rooms, which included crepe
paper streamers on which various
shaped balloons were tied, The
piano was lovely with an arrange
ment of dogwood and candles, and
the gift table held a vase of beau
tiful pink roses. .
The refreshment table was cov
ered with a white cloth and cen
tered with a mirror. The pink and
green birthday cake held on a
stand was placed in the center of
the mirror and was entwined with
ivy, and flanked by burning tapers
in crystal holders .
The group sang "happy birthday”
and Patricia blew out the 16 can-
The
Lillington's Girl
Scouts Plan Event
Lillington Girl Scouts will pre
sent their annual May Day festi
val on Wednesday, May 7, at the
home of, Mr. and Mrs. O. S. At
kini.
Miss Jane Cranford will reign
as Queen and a pageant built
around the theme of the fairy
story, "Hansel and Gjetal” will
be presented by the Scout troops.
Miss Vara Lee Thornton is serving
as director of the festival.
Senior Girl Scouts will serve as
members of the Queen’s court and
immediately afterwards the senior
troop will entertain at a danqe at
the Community Building. Seniors
who have volunteered to give the
Community pudding a spring win
dow washing earlier that same
week will be rewarded by free use
of the building for the post-fes
tival party.
The May pagpant, which will
be presented on the lawn of the
Atkins home in the late afternoon,
be open to the public without
charge. Around 100 Scouts ranging
in age from Brownies to seniors,
will participate.
Mrs, T. A. Guiton of Anderson,
S. C. was a visitor in Lillington
from Wednesday to Friday. Mrs,
Guiton,, who is a former resident
of Lillington, was the guest of
Mrs. C. E. Bass and Mrs. E. C.
Gastineau.
dies on her cake.
Mrs. V. C. Sawanson then ser-'
ved punch from one end of the
table. Also served were potato chips,
salted nuts, mints, ham biscuits,
pickles and cake squares.
After Pat had opened her gifts
the group enjoyed dancing to re
corded music.
The guest list included: Graham
Stewart, Betty Ann Julian, Tommy
Davis, Mary Louise Miley, Marilyn
Steinberg. John Q. Beard, Peggy
Warren, Patricia Whitman, Devon
Stewart, Mae Cooper, Frank We
aver, Suebellc Jackson, Willie
Moore, Robert West, Geraldine
Matthews, Betty Wren Stancil,
Stacy Wood, Martha Lee and
Charles Dorman, Joe Andrews
“Skippy” Smith, D. B. Register,
Cecil Johnson, and Bill Moody of
Dunn.
Chaperons for the party were:
Mrs. H. S. Warren, Mrs. V. C.
Swanson and Mrs. Payton Odom.
Mrs. B. G Thomas
Is Bridge Hostess
To Erwin Group
Mrs. B. G• Thomas was hostess
to members of her bridge club and
their husbands at her home on
Old Post road Friday evening at
8 o’clock".
Lovely arrangements of spring
flowers were used in the living room
where the table had been set up
for play.
During play coca-colas were pas
sed and at the end of. the game
chicken salad and ribbon sand
wiches, stuffed dates, cheese balls,
potato chips ancf coffee were ser
ved.
High score prize for the men
went to Dr. L. W. Griffin, while
Mrs. Griffin captured high for the
ladies. Mrs. D. C. Woodall won the
traveling prize.
Those playing included: Dr. and
Mrs. L. W. Griffin, Dr. and Mrs.
D. C. Woodall, Mr. and Mrs. EM
Thomas, Jr„ Dr. and Mrs. W. E.
Adair, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cathey. Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Bruton, Mr. and Mrs.
Z. E. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. A.
R. Marley and Mr. and Mrs. B. B.
Hudson.
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