TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 10, 1952
1 LILLINGTON
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"Flesh And Fury"
I Starring
TONY CURTIS
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Erwin Teen Chatter
By MAE COOPER
A Fayetteville boy has reaily
caught Betty Lou Gray’s eye. His
name?? C. W. I don’t know his
last name but ask Betty Lou and
see how her eyes light up.
We’re very happy to have Mari
lyn Steinburg back after her visit
to New York. How was the big
city Marilyn? I can imagine what
a swell time you had. You were
probably on the go all the time.
Anyway we’re glad to have you
back. Tell us about your trip some
q time.
To my opinion Shirley Pipkin is
one of the cutest and best liked
girls in Erwin High. Everyone likes
her and she always has a cute
remark or a pretty smile for some
one Spencer O’Neal seems to like
her an awful lot too. Hmmm—have
we got another “case” coming up
. now?
So Eddie Maxwell and Dot
Laughinghouse have decided to call
■ it quits. Can you imagine? She
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sure is a cute girl Eddie and you
made a cute couple. Maybe you
can patch things up and be just
as happy as before. We all hope
so anyway.
Roland Lucas has girl friends all
over North Carolina. Over “Our
Best To You” you can always hear
a song played for Roland by Er
win from a girl from Coats, Salem
burg, Dunn or Erwin. My, my, Ro
land, how do you do it. Maybe it’s
your good-looks that attracts them
so.
Congratulations to Gerry Mat
thews for having the highest aver
age of the year. That is really an
honor well earned. I only wish I
could do it. but It’s all I can do
to pass. Keep up the good work
Gerry. I know you’ll make good.
Betty Ann Julian and Tommy
Davis are still going strong. Those
two must really have it bad. They
make a elite couple as anyone
can see. Best of luck Betty and
Tommy.
What would we do without Wil
liam’s Lakle. Any night you go
down there I’m sure you’ll see a
large crowd. It really is a nice
place to go and meet with friends
and to dance. I hope to be seeing
everyone down there, so look for
me and I’ll be looking for you.
Lewis Moore sure does go to
Dunn a lot now-a-days. Could
Frances Register have anything to
do with it. Could be huh Lewis?
She sure is a cute girl and one .of
the best. Luck to ya both.
The Dunn girls are going over
in a big way for the Erwin boys
and the Erwin girls for the Dunn
boys. Who said Dunn and Erwin
didn’t get along very well. Ask
any of the cute Dunn-Erwin
couples and see what they say.
Many of the girls and boys are
busy making plans to go to camp
with their church group, to stay
a week. When they come back
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By United Press
NEW YORK, (IP) Potato-hun
gry New Yorkers groaned yes
terday when the Department of
Agriculture condemned a shipment
of 6,159 bags of spuds from Spain,
each weighing 100 pounds.
WASHINGTON (IP) A sensi
tive motorist complained in a fo
rum on the capital’s traffic prob
lems that “stop” signs are too
blunt.
He suggested that they read:
“Yield right of way.”
LITCHFIELD, Eng. HP) Pvt.
Cornelius C. Knight, 28, began
serving 42 days in the stockade to
day for going AWOL.
Knight said at his court-martial
that he married a woman who told
him she was 32 and turned out to
be 51. “I just went all to pieces,”
he said.
KENNEBEC, S. D. OP) Henry
Schelle and Mary Bower made
news here yesterday by getting a
marriage license. It was the first
issued since the blizzards set in
last November. *
they can tell us all about the much
fun they had and show off their
gorgeous tans. Think about us
back in Dear ’Ole Erwin about to
die of the heat while you’re plung
ing into the nice cool water and
have loads of fun for us all.
Falcon News
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Edwards had
the following members of their
family as guests last Sunday: Sei
geants Ray and William Edwards,
recently returned from Korea, and
their families of St. Pauls and
Fayetteville; Mr. and Mrs. Damon
Edwards arid family, St. Pauls:
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beamon,
Raleigh; Mrs. E. S. Draughon,
Eastover; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ed
wards and fatirily. and Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Edwards and family.
Miss Mamie RJggans is visiting
relatives in Macon; Ga.
Mr. and Mrs.' Clarence Warren
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Dawson, add
Mr. and Mfs. Opert Dawson of
Eastover, spent Sunday here with
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dawson.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Oliver, Jr.,
and daughter of Princeton, visited
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cooper Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. Charlie Scott
and son of Raleigh are spending
this week with the Coopers.
Miss Florence Duncan has re
turned from a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Moody Ezzeil and family in
Delway.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Randall at
tended the graduating of their
sen. Bill Randall, from the School
of Pharmacy at the University of
North Carolina.
Miss Dorcas Daniels and Fred
Barnes of Winston-Salem spent the
weekend here with Mr. and Mrs
C. O. Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Ootf of Dunn vl&ited the Daniels
Sunday afternoon.
Joe Bundy spent Friday nUht
in Altamahaw with Mr. and Mrs
V. M. Bundy, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Faster of Bur
lington visited the Rev. and Mrs.
S. J. Dodson last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Hudson, Jr.,
and sons, Dwight and Mark, of
Wilson, and Mr. and Mrs. George
E. Johnson and family of Fofir
Oaks, visited Mr., and'Mrs. E. O.
Hudson Sunday’ Edwin Hudson of
Norfolk spent the weekend here
with his parents.
Sfergeant First Class Carlton A.
McLean, and SA Allie M. ColUer,
U. S. Coast Guard, both of An
gler, were dinner guests Monday
evening of Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Humphries and Mr. and Mrs. R.
S. Humphries.
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