WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 23, 1952
MRS. CICCONE ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB AND GUESTS LAST NIGHT
Mrs. Frank DeCarlo of Rochester, I
N. Y. was the honored guest last j
night when Mrs. John Ciccone en-j
tertained members of the Friendly j
Dozen bridge club and other guests
at an evening of bridge. Mrs De- !
Carlo is a sister-in-law of the |
hostess, and with her daughter, i
Debbie, is spending two weeks with
the Ciccones.
Attractive arrangements of mix
ed spring flowers were used about j
the rooms where the tables were i
arranged for play. Red rosebuds in
crystal vases added beauty to the
rooms.
Between progressions, the hos
tess passed trays of ham and
pimento cheese sandwiches, pick
les, potato chips, cheese biscuits,
brownies, and iced drinks.
When scores were tallied at the
end of the evening, the award for
club high and the traveling prize
went to Mrs. G C. Mitehell. Mrs
Ed Hood was second high, and Mrs.
N. M. Johnson Jr. received the
guest award.
Mrs. Ciccone remembered Mrs.
DeCarlo with an attractive gift
and also presented gifts to Miss
Elvira Massengill, bride-elect, to
Mrs. Ray Whitaker former resi
dent of Dunn, and to Mrs. Oliver
Holmes, a form’er member of the
club, who is visiting her parents
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Club members playing were Mrs.
G. C. Mitchell, Mrs. Ed Hood. Mrs.
Wayne Justesen, Mrs. Bob Dickey,
Mrs. James Yates, Mrs. Vic An
derson. Mrs. Tommy Harrell, Mrs.
Bill Warren and Mis Hubert Peay.
The guests included Miss Elvira
Massengill. Mrs. Oliver Holmes,
Mrs. N. M. Johnsoon Jr., Mrs. J.
B. Rouse Jr.. Mrs. Waite Howard.
Mrs. Hoover Adams, Mrs. Emmett
Aldredee. Mrs. J. N Stephenson.
Mrs. Li lly Pope. Mrs. Lewis God
win, and Mrs. Ray Whitaker.
Fort Bragg Tea
Fetes Bride-Elect
Monday Afternoon
I Miss Elvira M:if:prigU\ Satur
| day bride-elect of Lt. Dick Taylor
was honored at a beautifully ap
-1 pointed informal tea Monday after*
: noon iu the Reception Room of
i the Post School at Fort Bragg, The
| hosts for the affair which was at
four o’clock were the members of
the staff of the Post School.
• The lionoree who was attired in
' a lovely tan nylon dress received
a white orchid, from the hosts and
i a silver sugar and cream set.
Purple and white iris, multi-col
ored snapdragons and other spring
flowers were used in an attractive
centerpiece for the tea table and
other advantage points in the re
ception room.
Mrs. Mildred B. Poole, principal
of the school poured tea during the
party and dainty refreshments of
iced ctfkes, toasted nuts and mints
were served..
Those attending the affair were
Mrs. Poole, Mrs. Sybil Corbett, Mrs.
Carrie Casey, Mrs. Charlene Rice,
Mrs. Roddie Jones, Mrs. Nathan
Mills, Mrs. Marvin Ginnings, Mrs.
Howard Reiner, Mrs. E. E. La-
France, Mrs. Clarence Merritt, Mrs.
Forrest DeShields. Mrs. Dorothy
Dash, Mrs. Joe SCilwell, Mrs. Ruby
Campbell and Mrs. Annie Lou
Teele.
Miss Nell Barefoot, Miss Louise
Melvin. Miss Lucy Melvin, Miss
Ruth Lovett, Miss Alma Ferguson,
Miss Gladys Currie, Miss Bernice
Bronstein, Miss Carolyn Parti <.
Miss Eleanor Cochrane, Miss Nancy
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BRIDE-ELF.CT HONORED- Mrs. T. 11. Sansom and’ Miss Eleanor Kincannon entertained at a five
o’clock party Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Tootsie Massengill, Saturday bride-elect of Lt. Dick
Taylor. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Sansom in Dunn. Left to right above are Miss Massen
gill, Mrs. Wayne Justesen, sister of the bride-eleit, Mrs. Sansom and M'ss Kincannon. (Dai.y Reeord
photo by J. \V. Temple, Jr.)
Christian Women
Have Meeting At .
Church Monday
Monday evening the Christian
Women’s Fellowship Group of Hood
Memorial Christian Church held
their regular monthly meeting in
the Fellowship Room of the church
Mrs. James Britt, leader of Circle
II announced the opening hymn
“Love Lifted Me” and she then
read the scripture verses for the
meeting. -
There was no program as the
business to be attended filled the
hour. Mrs. Grace Swain, president
of the group thanked the ladies o
the group for being so cooperative
in serving such a delicious dinner
Sunday in the basement of the
Ferguson, Miss Edith Womble, Miss
Sara McEennis, Miss Hope Jack
son, M,lss Florence Dav/i, Mi: i
Doris Gibson, Mr. Forrest* Ds-
Shield, Mr. Stanley Waterfield, Mr.
Staley Leonard and Mr, Asa Jack
son.
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church in honor of Dr. George Cu- i
trell’s fiftieth anniversary in the I
ministry.
Mrs. Swain also read the names!
of the officers for the coming year j
and they were voted on and ap
proved.
Mrs. William Carroll is chairman
of the nominating committee. There
will be an installation service for
the new officers in June.
Miss Pearl Jernigan, treasurer
for the group, read several letters
of thanks for donations to the Sou
thern Christian Home and other
organizations connected with the
church. The group was dismissed
with the National Benediction.
DINNER PARTY HONORS
MASSENGILL TAYLOR PAIR
Monday evening at six o’clock
Miss Elvira Massengill and Lt.
Dick Taylor of Fort Bragg and
Muleshoe, Texas were honored at
a delightful dinner party by Mr |
and Mrs. C. Parker Poole at their
home “Woodlea” on the Fort Bragg
Blvd. A small group attended the
party and the ljride-eject _ wore
white orchids.
I ARRIVE FOR WEDDING
I Mrs. J. Clyde Taylor and David
I Taylor of Muleshoe, Texas will,
! arrive tomorrow to attend the
; Massengill-Taylor wedding Sat
urday. Mrs. Taylor and David are
I mother and brother respectively of
the bridegroom.
VISIT MRS. HARRIS
Colonel and Mrs. Roger Lily of
Fort Bragg and daughter Marian
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
M. O. Harris.
ANOTHER ALL-AMERICAN
Durham, Bob Bickel, Duke
griddei who was chosen most val
uable player of the 1951 eleven
is an All-American defenseman in
lacrosse, having been selected to
the first team of a Baltimore news
paper last season. He is a senior
from Reading, Pa.
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