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MISS PHOEBE DUUN IS WED TO
GEORGE ELLIOT SATURDAY
Miss Phoebe Catherine Dulin j
Has married to George Douglas El
liot in the Providence Presbyterian
Church oi Angier Saturday. The
Mlde is the daughter of the Rev.
and Mrs. Davison Hafnen Dulin of
Angier, and Mr. Elliot is the son
Os Henry Elliot of Linden and the
late Mrs. Elliot.
Rev. Dulin officiated at the wed
ding of his daughter, and the bride
Was given in marriage by her bro
ther, William Robert Dulin of
Greensboro.
Wedding music was presented by
Mrs. W. R. McKeller of Rowland,
cennist, and Dr. Bob Pope of Wil-
Ur soloist.
■The bride wore a dress of Du
chess saiin fashioned with an off
shoulder yoke of illusion outlined
With Chantilly lace. The skirt was
bouffant and formed a full-length
tjwin. A' cap of Chantilly lace held
the fingertip veil of nylon tulle.
The bride carried a bouquet of
White phaelenopsis orchids and
stephanotis.
Mrs. Howard Long of Bowlins
Green, South Carolina was matron
of honor for her cousin, and the
Bridesmaids were Miss Jane aFrmer
Os Spartanburg, S. C., and Mrs.
Rose of Raleigh, both former
college classmates of the bride. The
Attendants wore gowns of blue ny
lon net and lace over taffeta, made
With fitted strapless bodices, full
dt)ubte-net skirts and matching 1
Stoles. They carried bouquets of Es
ther Reed daisies in pastel colors.
Miss Katie Jackson, daughter of \
Capt. and Mrs. T. E. Jackson of 1
Raleigh. cousin of the bride, was
l|te flower girl. She carried a bas
ket of pastel daisies. Edmund Ward ,
111, sbn of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Ward, Jr., of Smlthfield was the
ring bearer.
Charles Dudley of Erwin was best
man for his brother-in-law, and the
ushers were Edward Howard of Lin
den, Richard N. Edwards of Ra
leigh, brothers-in-law of the
bridegroom and Gilbert Surles of
Linden.
Mrs, Dulin was attired in a dress
at ashes of roses chiffon with
matching hat and gloves. She wore
a lavender orchid corsage.
Immediately following the cere-
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1 mony, the parents of the bride en
tertained at a reception at their j
home. When the couple left for
their wedding trip, Mrs. Elliot was j
wearing a dress of navy blue linen !
with navy and white accessories and f
an orchid corsage.
The bride attended Queens Col- |
lege in Charlotte and graduated i
from Appalachian ' State Teachers I
College. She has taught in Winston-
Salem and this oast year was a |
member of the faculty at Smith- |
field.
Mr. Elliot attended Oak Ridge
Military Academy, and Appalachian
State Teachers College. He is now
in business with his father in Lin
den.
Chicken Supper Is
Given By Sorority
At Laurel Lake
A chicken supper was held on
Friday night at 7:30 by members of
the Delta Theta Delta Sorority at
Laurel Lake.'
The menu for the supper consis
ted of fried chicken, potato salad,
peas, tomatoes, hot biscuits, iced :
tea and homemade cake.
Special guests for the outing ]
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Byerly and >.
I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones.
| Following the meal the girls and
| their guests enjoyed dancing. 1
Those attending the supper were
j Ann Byerly, president, Dickey Sur
les, Jackie Campbell, Abe Elmore,
Fay Jackson, Jerry Thomas, Fan
, nie Sue Turnage, Gene Jackson
Betsy Lee, Fay Monds, Glenda Bass
Pete Skinner, Rilda Hamilton. L. C.
Draughon, Peggy Ruth Barfield,
Sherrill Goodman, Kathryn Butt,
Tommy Waggoner, Fay Godwin,
Billy Pope, Libby Raynor, Claude
Pope, Martha Ann Butler, E. B.
Dixon, Dorothy Laughinghouse,
Eddie Maxwell, Barbara Snipes,
Doug Overman, Margaret Cathey,
Billy Monds, Mr. and Mrs. Fred By
erly, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones.
Kay Godwin Feted
On Third Birthday
Friday Afternoon
Little Miss Miriam Kay Godwin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Godwin, Jr., was honored on her
third birthday with a lovely party
on Friday, afternoon at 4:30.
The honoree, her mother and her
brother, Lynn, met the guests as
they arrived and presented them
with party favors.
Two of Kay’s guests, Tommy and
Donald Denny presented her with
a pretty corsage of pink, blue and
yellow carnations. These were pin
ned to her party dress of blue and
white dotted swiss.
The party was held on the lawn
bf the Godwin home which .was
iolorfully decorated.fox Lhe occas
ion wrfth balloons In pastel shades.
Kay’s special guests for the party
were both her grandmothers, Mrs.
R. L. Godwin, Sr., of Dunn and Mrs.
Eunice / J. Capps of Fayetteville.
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At five o’clock on Saturday after
noon in the Parsonage of the First l
Baptist Church in Dunn, Miss Gay
lia Elaine Dudley, daughter of
Master Sergeant and Mrs. Percy
Dudley of Dunn became the bride
Games were enjoyed by the chil
dren before the honoree opened
her many nice gifts. Mrs. R. L. Bass
was ta'charge of the games.
Mrs. Godwin was assisted in
1 serving green and white birthday
cake, ice cream, candy, and pink
lemonade by Mrs. O. S. McDuffie,
Jr„ Mrs. H. D. Strickland, Jr., Mrs.
Ed Wade, Mrs. Paul Walker, and
Mrs. Dennis Strickland.
The children present for the de
lightful party were Nicky McDuf
fie, Brenda McDuffie, Pam Bass,
Michael Godwin, Judy Tart, Linda
Tart, Dedie Burrage, Charles Whit
tenton, Janet Lee Jernigan, Becky
Jo Bass, Pam Stewart, Jim Walker,
Jean Walker, Harry Lever, Winona
Strickland, K. C. Strickland, War
den Lee Hudson, Mike Hight, John
nie Hight, Bubba Doffermyre, Ran
dy Doffermyre, Ella Neill Raynor,
Vickie Wade, Harriet Thomas,
Donald Denny, Tommy Denny, John
Randall Strickland, D,ennis Strick
land, Jr., Charles Ayc’ock, Jr., Em
mette Aldredge, Jr., Alex Gleason,
and Lynn Godwin.
THE DAILY RECORD, OtWN FI. O
of James M. Draughon, son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Draughon of Dunn.
The vows were heard by the Rev. I
Ernest P. Russell, pastor of the j
bride and groom. The double ring
ceremony was used.
The bride and groom were unat- j
tended. Miss Dudley was attired in I
a redingote of white embroidered i
JUDGE SUSIE SHARP TO RECEIVE
SOCIAL HONOR HERE ON TUESDAY
Lillington’s Business and Proses- ,
sional Women’s Club will complir j
ment Judge Susie Sharp, North '
Carolina’s only woman Superior
Court jurist, at a dinner to be giv
en on Tuesday night, July 29, at
Johnson’s Diner in Dunn.
Judge Sharp arrived in Lillington
today to preside over a two-week
term of civil court.
Diane Conn Fetes
Barbara Bryan
Miss Diane Conn was hostess last
Friday- afternoon at a weiner roast
and party in honor of her house
guest, Miss Barbara Bryan at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Conn on W. Cumberland.
Guests for the party were In
vited from four o’clock til eight
o’clock to play games and roast
weiners. Delicious refreshments of
I hot dogs, cokes, cookies and «andy
{were served.
The winners in croquet, jack
rocks and bingo were presented
prizes. They were Sandra Blackley,
Jan Sorrell and Bill Blackley. Miss
Bryan, the honoree was also pre
sented a gift. *
I Those attending were: Francis
Godwin, Carolyn Hill, Jane Jack
son, Betsy Sue Tart, Dot Tart, Jan
Sorrell of Benson, Sandra Blackley,
Bill Blackley and Jimmy Conn.
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Tabloids
By United Press
NEW YORK, llP)—Henry Kra
jewski, the 'Poor Man’s Pfcrty”
candidate for president, said today
it was a shame party mascots
could not vote. Otherwise, he would
be elected.
The symbol of Krajewski’s party
is a pig Krajewski estimated there
were 340 000,000 porkers in the na
tion backing him whereas "Demo
cratic donkeys are scarce and Re
publican elephants are found only
in zoos and circusc*,."
SAN FRANCISCO. OP! A
CAUTIOUS hotel resident planned
extra precautions today for his safe
ty as result of recent California
earthquakes. ,
He intends to have a sign made
which says: ‘Kindly wake in case
of quake.’’
organdy over a white taffeta dress
i with bouffant skirt. She wore
White accessories and a white plir
ple-throated orchid was pinned at
her shoulder.
The bride’s mother wore a dress
of aqua nylon with brown and white
accessories and her corsage was of !
yellow carnations. The groom’s mo
ther chose a dress of blue and white
bemberg with navy accessories and J
her corsage was of pink carnations, j
Immediately following the cere- 1
mony, the newly-weds left for a
wedding trip. On their return they j
will be at home in Dunn with the j
groom’s parents.
Mrs. Draughon attends Dunn
' High School and is a rising junior
Mr. Draughon was graduated from i
1 Dunn High School and served for
some time with the U. S. Air Force,
j He has recently received an honor- j
able discharge.
1 The only guests for the wedding !
i were the families of the bride and }
j groom and special friends. Among
j the out-of-town guests present were
I Mrs. Pierre Palpant, Jr., sister of
j the groom, of New York, Miss Betty
i Lou Gladstone, Bob Davis, both of
j Norfolk, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis
Overby of Lake Worth, Florida, Mr.
j and Mrs. Robert Wren of Greens
i boro.
Lillington’s B. and P. W. Club
‘ voted last Monday to give a dinner
I in honor of Judge Sharp, who is a
member of the Business and Pro
fessional Women’s Club in her
home town of Reidsville. On Fri
day, Miss Adelaide Shaw, club pre
sident, said she had received an ac
ceptance from Judge Sharp.
Mrs. E. R. Davis, Mrs. C. E. Bass
and Miss Margaret Shaw compose
the committee to provide transpor
tation to the dinner.
Mrs. A. M. Thomas and Mrs. Dor
othy Blevins are in Dunn visiting
Mrs. Thomas’ fathers, Mr. J. E.
Lee. They plan to return on Mon
day.
O.E.S. SLATES MEET
The Dunn Chapter 59 of the
Order of the Eastern Star will hold
its regular meeting tonight at 8
o’clock in the Masonic Temple. All
members are urged to be present.
T. E. L. CLASS MEET
The T. E. L. Class of the First
Baptist Church will meet Tues
day night at eight o’clock at the
home of Mrs. Charlie Jernigan on
Dunn Route 3.
CIRCLE TO MEET
The Spring Forest Woodmen’s
Circle, Grove 181, will # hold its
regular monthly business meeting
Gloria Barnes Has
Birthday Party
Friday Afternoon
j Little Miss Gloria Barnes, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs J D Barnes
j celebrated her Gth birthdav with
a party Friday afternoon from 3
o’clock til 5 o’clock in the General
j Lee Room at Johnson’s Restavi
; rant. Donald Denny presen } d
Gloria with a lovely corsage of
I feathered carnations.
j After the guests arrived they
j were entertained with games, and
! the cake walk. Each guest was
i presented a party hat and horn.
They were seated at a long table,
j which was decorated with party
: balloons and a lovely arrangement
of pink carnations and blue mums.
The refreshments ware pink
lemonade, individual cups of pink
and green mints and nuts, birth
day cake, and molded squares of
{ ice cream.
Gloria then opened her many
! lovely gifts.
Those attending the party were
Carol Stephenson. Susan Warren.
: Winono Strickland. Gary Ciccone.
Donald Denny. Brent Adams, Mary
Frances Hyman, Gardner Atlman,
! Jr., Walt Jones, Alexis Jean Par
| ker, Manley Johnson, Glenn Jer
nigan, Cliff Butler. Bruce Bates.
Billy Bates, Billy Overman. Mickey
Rouse, Johnny Whittenton. Mel
; vin Ba.Jr, Myers Stanfield 1 , Lyn
Jernigan, Judy-Herring. Linda Sue
Green, Brenda McDuffie. Domine
, HarSsfielcJ, Sand/ a Coats, Sylvia '
j Wellons, Larry Neighbors, Billy \
! Wellons, Margaret Lowder, Mary
Holt Tart, Donna Gammon, Jean- j
j etta Rowles, David Blackman. Har
| riet Thomas, Ella Neil Raynor, Ded
die Burrage, Donna Rose Melcher,
[Lucy Kate Welborn, Ella Tew and
Lonnie Kirby.
I Mrs, Barnes was assisted with
[the party by Mrs. Henry Whitten
ton, Mrs. David Clifford, Mrs. Earl
Ryals and Miss Sybil Barrett.
on Tuesday night at 8:00 in Wood
mans Hall, located over Fitchett’s
Drug Store. All members are'
urged to be present for the im- j
portant meeting.
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MISS MARY ALICE ADAMS is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Fisk Adams of Fishers Island, New York and Hobe South
Florida. Her engagement to Louis Cornelius Stephens Jr. of Greens
boro, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Stephens of Dunn has been announced
by her parents. The wedding will take place September 6 at Fishers
Island, New York.
AT WHITE LAKE
1 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bahen and
! children Kathy and Jimmy, spent
i Friday at White Lake at the Pete
1 Shell Cottage. I
AGE THREE
RETURN FROM BEACH
Mr. and Mrs. Locke Muse and
their nephew. Charles Tew have
returned from a trip to Carolina
I Beach.