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MRS. CLARENCE CANNADY FETES
MERRY MATRONS CLUB AND GUESTS
Mrs. Clarence Cannady gracious
ly entertained Thursday evening
'7 when members of the Merry Ma
trons Canasta Club and five guests
met at the Cannady home at eight
o’clock for an enjoyable evening
of canasta.
Red verbena in an attractive bou
quet predominated in the flower
arrangements in the living room
of the Cannady home where four
tables of canasta were in play.
Cheese bubbles and open faced
sandwiches were passed among the
players during the game and as-
V. ter play was completed a delicious
* salad plate of chicken salad with
deviled eggs, pickles and olives
was served with iced tea.
Mrs. Loroman Dupree, Mrs.
Woody Myers, Mrs. Bob Caudle.
Mrs. Billy Pope and Mrs. David
Adams were guests of the club.
Members playing were Mrs. Bet
ty Bass, Mrs. Edwin Boyette, Mrs.
Locke Campbell, Mrs. Marvin God
win, Mrs. Troy Godwin, Mrs. Ollen
Jernigan, Mrs. Taylor Stephens
• Mrs. Bill Twyford, Mrs. John Wel
• born and Mrs. George Williams.
Mrs. Locke Campbell and Mrs.
Marvin Godwin received plastic
M/ss Jackson
Is Honored
At Shower
Mrs. Bill Woodall, Mrs. Aaron
.Jackson, and Mrs. Ottis Jackson
•entertained at a miscellaneous
shower last Wednesday night at
the home of Mrs. Woodall honor
ing Miss Jean Jackson, bride-elect,
whose marriage to Corbett Ray
Autry will take place June Ist.
Upon arrival Miss Jackson was
presented a corsage of white car
nations by the hostesses.
Mixed summer flowers were used
throughout the home and a green
and white color scheme was car
ried out in refreshments.
Several appropriate games were
played, after which gifts from the
guests were presented to the bride
elect.
Around thirty-five guests were
present.
INVITING YOU TO
Gospel Tabernacle ChurchflNfl|L
Sunday School 9:45 a m 1? '
Worship 11:00 a. m.
Youth Service 7:00 p, m. JL "jfiß
Dunn High School 8:00 p. m.
West Cumberland at King Ave.
REV. B. T. UNDERWOOD, Pastor
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dampeners for being the recipients
of high scores. Mrs. Loroman Du
pree and Mrs. John Welborn re
ceived attractive novelty cards for
second high score.
Miss Cameron
Is Wed To
Mr. Kelly Saturday
Miss Elois Cameron, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Vance Cameron of
Jonesboro Heights, Sanford, be
i came the bride of Charles Kelly,
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Kelly of Olivia Saturday af
ternoon at five o'clock. The mar
riage took place at the Barbecue
Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. T. E. Nelson of Olivia,
pastor of the church, conducted the
double ring ceremony. Miss N-a
wita ' Page, pianist, and Miss Cor
nelia Thomas, soloist, presented a
program of wedding music.
The bride wore a navy blue suit
with pink hat, blouse and gloves.
She wore a corsage of purple or
chids. Her mother wore a blue dress
with matching hat and a corsage
of pink rosebuds and lilies-of-the
valley.
Mrs. Leonard Rogers, aunt of
the bridegroom, wore a suit of blue
with a matching hat and her cor
sage was also of pink rosebuds.
The ushers were Earl Thomas of
Olivia and Lynn Rogers of Jones
boro Heights.
Immediately fallowing the cere
mony, the bridal couple received
their guests in the vestibule of the
church, and then left for a wed
ding trip to Washington, D. C., and
other northern points of interest.
Mrs. Kelly is an honor graduate
of the Benhaven school at Olivia,
and now holds a secretarial posi
tion with Cole Pontiac Co. in San
ford. Mr. Kelly is engaged in far
ming and he and Mrs. Kelly will
reside at Olivia.
VISITS NIECES
Mrs. Irene Beasley has returned
to Dunn after being the guests of
her nieces, Mrs. George Harris and
Mrs. Jackie • Kadell in Charlotte
for a few days.
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MRS. JOHN R. ROWLAND of Wilson will graduate from Atlantic
Christian College Sunday May 5 with an A. B. degree in science.
Mrs. Rowland is the former Catherine Brown, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy J. Brown of Dunn. She attended Dunn high school, and was
graduated from Peace College. At Atlantic Christian College, she
was president of the Science Club, and a member of Sigma Tau Chi
sorority. Mr. Rowland is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Rowland
of Louisburg. He served with the Marines, spending some time in
the Pacific during World War 11. He received his education at
Emory & Henry College, Louisburg College, and Atlantic Christian
College. He is a member of Sigma Alpha fraternity. He is now em
ployed by Cargill, Inc. In Wilson.
Mrs. Earl Jones
Honors Visitor
At Club Meeting
Mrs. Earl Jones complimented
Mrs. Van D’Artgan last night when
members of the Ace of Clubs Bridge
Club met at her home for an eve
ning of bridge. i
The home of the hostess was es
pecially lovely with magnolia blos
soms, daisies and sweet peas ar
ranged in attractive bouquets.
Potato chips and cokes were pass
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ed during the first progression of
bridge, later strawberry ice cream
pie and cashew nuts were served
the members and guests.
Mrs. Jones remembered Mrs.
Van D’Artagan who is in Dunn vis
iting her mqthers, MJrs. Mamye
Oates Harris with a brass trivet.
The recipient of high score for
the evening was Mrs. Joe Ruark
who received a bone dish. Mrs. Ru
ark also was awarded a plastic re
frigerator set for traveling prize.
Second high, a nest of pyrex bowls
went to Mrs. Dwight Mattox.
Members playing were Mrs. L. B.
Popja, Jr„ Mrs. Frank BeJote, Mrs.
Miss Jean Goff
Has Shower For
Miss Jackson
Miss Jean Goff complimented
Miss Jean Jackson, bride-elect of
Corbett Hartley Thursday evening
at a kitchen shower at the Goff
home on N. Wayne Ave.
Guests who were invited to call
at eight o’clock enjoyed appropriate
games during the enjoyable eve
ning with prizes going to the lucky
winners.
Miss Goff presented Miss Jackson
a whistling tea kettle and guests
presented her gifts for the kitchen.
Tempting refreshments of cokes,
potato chips, and cookies were ser
ved during the evening.
Those present were Mrs. Lloyd
Coats, Mrs. Floyd Furr, Mrs. Mike
Gachupin, Miss Jennie Ruth Bar
bour, Miss' Janet Jackson, Miss
Laura Hope Hartley, Miss Ruby
Surles, Miss Isabel Naylor, Miss
Loise Johnson, and the bride-elect.
Marshals Named
For Graduation
Magdalene Ennis will be Valedic
torian when the graduating class of
the Dunn High School holds its
commencement exercises at eight
o’clock Wednesday night, it was
announced today by Principal A.
B. Johnson. Claude Edwin Pope
will be Salutatorian.
Marshals for the exercises will
be Becky Lee, Chief Marshal, Bet
ty Jean Barefoot, Guyton Smith,
Jr., Mary Edith (Jo) Hackett and
Sylvia Edwards.
James Snipes, Mrs. John Snipes,
Mrs. Keith Finch, Mrs. Ruark and
Mrs. Mattox.
THE APPOINTMENT OF
LEE MOTORS of DUNN, Inc.
SOUTH CLINTON AVENUE
As the New Cadillac Dealer for Dunn and Vicinity
j NOW DISPLAYING THE NEW GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
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every fine-car motorist in the Dunn area. their staff and facilities ... and we are equally
It is positive assurance that the finest possible certain that you will be delighted at the special
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posal. Lee Motors of Dunn, Inc. is "equipped to rooms is the new Golden Anniversary Cadillac for
handle your every automotive need, and their 1952—the climax of fifty years of superlative
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WILSON UZZLE, Inc., RALEIGH, N. C,
Miss Jennie Smith
Elected To Office
At Guilford College
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Miss Jennie Smith, of Dunn, has
been elected Treasurer of the Wo
men’s Student Government of
Guilford College for the coming
school year, 1952-53. This office is
one of high honor because this
organization is the main function
ing body of the women students.
During the recent spring elec
tions, Miss Smith was also elected
to serve as Secretary of the In
ternational Relations Club and as
a cabinet member of the Student
Christian Association.
She has been very active in the
campus functions and during the
MRS. CICCONE, MRS. JUSTESEN FETE
MISS BARBARA POPE, BRIDE-ELECT
The delightful coke party given
yesterday morning at eleven o’clock I
was in honor of Miss Barbara Pqpe 1
who will be married to Anthony,
William Cavalle in a ceremony on
June 10th.
Mrs. John Ciccone and Mrs '
Wayne Justesen were co-hostesses
for the enjoyable affair that was j
held at the home of Mrs. Ciccone. j
The bride-elect who was attired!
in a lovely beige silk dress re- i
ceived a corsage of gerbia flowers j
from the co-hostesses and an an
tique picture. Miss Patricia Snipes
another bride-elect was remember
ed with a pair of brass trivets.
Red roses in an antique pitcher
magnolia banked in the fireplace
and in a dainty bouquet
were used in the living-room of
the Ciccone home. In the dining
room the table holding refresh
ments was covered with a white
linen cutwork cloth and centered!
with a silver bowl holding pink j
past year served as President of !
the Young Friends Fellowship.
She is the daughter of Mr. and I
Mrs. H. A. Smith of this city and i
graduated from Dunn High School
last year.
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and white carnations, gysophila
| and larkspur, the service table held
I magnolia blossoms in a milk glass
pitcher.
I The guests who were invited for
1 eleven till twelve enjoyed delicious
refreshments of chicken salad and
raisin nut sandwiches, cheese
straws, pickles, olives, brownies
and cokes.
Invited guests were:
Miss Barbara Pope, Mrs. L. B.
Pope, Sr., Mrs, L. B. Pope Jr. Mrs.
Billy Pope, Miss Pat Snipes, Mrs.
John Thomas, Mrs. Edwin Boyette
Miss Doris Weaver, Mrs. C. D.
Hutaff, Mrs. C G. Dunn, Mrs. L.
J. Best, Mrs. B. C. Johnson, Mrs.
J. O. Warren, Mrs. Guyton Smith,
Mrs. Earl Mahone, Mrs. Vaughn
Hutaff, Mrs. Ralph Wade, Mrs.
Ollie Bob Strickland, Mrs. J. B.
Rouse Jr., Mrs. Charlie Hildreth.
Mrs. N. M. Johnson Jr.. Mrs. Dick
Gammon, Mrs. David Henry Par
ker of Benson, Mrs. Henry Hutaff
of Chapel Hill.
CAKE SALE
A cake and pie sale will be held
at the Pure Food Store Saturday
morning starting at 8:30. Lady
members of the Women’s Mission
ary Council of the Glad Tidings
Church are sponsoring the sale. A
variety of homemade cakes and
pies will be on sale.