WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. AUGUST 27, 1952.
GODWIN NEWS
The W. S. C. S. of Blacks Chapel
Church met on Monday night at
8 o’clock at the Godwin Club build
ing with Mrs. Roger Collier as hos
tess. Mrs. Earl McLellan, president,
presided over the meeting. Those
taking parts on the program wgre:
Mrs. C. W. Spell, Mrs. Earl Davis
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j Jack? ,n, Mrs. •J. D. Jackson and
! Mrs. W. C. Williams. Mrs. McLel
! lan reported on the birthday cal
endars, which has been very suc
-1 cessful. During the social hour.
Mrs. Collier, assisted by M’s. Earl
Davis Jackson and Mrs. J. D. Jack
son served cream soda with
cookies and mints.
Those from away who attended
the funeral of Mrs. Eli Holland on
Monday were: Mr. Dewey Smith
Os Charleston. S. C.. Rpv. David
Groves of Hone Mills. Mrs. Hilda
Jones and Mr. and Mrs H C
Wad“ of Fayetteville, and Mrs. Ju
lia Starling, Mrs. Almeta Starling
and Mr. Rocky Church and daugh
ter of Spring Lake.
I Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Williams
Mr. Frank Williams and Miss Jen
nie Williams of Dunn. Route one
visited Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hem
ingway Sunday.
Miss Mary Hemingway of Hender
son spent Sunday here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Lucas are
making their home with the Carl
Langstons. Mrs. Lucas is the for
mer Miss Sybill Taylor.
I Mr and Mrs. Leonard Williams
announce the birth of a ten and
one-half pound daughter. Sherry
Dianne, at the Dunn Hospital. Mrs.
Williams is the former Ora Lee
Fann.
Circle No. 3 of the Women of
the Godwin Presbyterian Church
met at the home of Mrs. Harvey
Jackson on Wednesday night, Au
gust 13th. Mrs. Jackson, chairman,
presided over the meeting. Mrs. J.
V. Tew was program leader. Mrs.
Harvey Jackson gave the Bible
study. The hostess served lemon
ade and cookies at the conclusion
of the meeting.
On Wednesday afternoon the
| Junior class of the Godwin Pres
-1 byterian Church had a swimming
party at the Dunn Swimming pool.
Mrs. E. C. Hemingway, teacher,
and Mrs. Chas. C. Jackson accom
panied the children on the party.
Miss Mary Lois Wade has re
turned from Hertford, where she
has been visiting friends for sev
eral days.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pope and
sons visited here Sunday afternoon.
The Women of the Godwin Pres- i
byterian Church met on Wednes- '
day night at the church for their
monthly meeting. Mrs. Shelton
Williams presided over the meet
ing. Mrs. Frank Pitts, chairman of
Circle No. 2 had charge of the
program. Miss Doris McPhail, Mrs.
Pearl Callohan,' Mrs. Llovrl Am
mons and Mrs. Shelton Williams [
taking parts on the program. The
subject was John Wesley.
Miss Joyce Pate has returned to
her home in Goldsboro after spend
ing several days here with her sis- !
ter. Mrs. Harold Edverton. and
i Mr. Edeerton. Mr. and Mrs. Edger- j
I ton, w’ith Miss Pate, met Mr. and
Mrs. Ezra Pate, parents of Mrs.
Edeerton and Miss Joyce Pate in
Wilson, N. C. on Saturday night,
who were returning from London.
England, where they attended the
Tnter-naticnal Friends Conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Edeerton accompa
nied them to Goldsboro where they
spent the week-end at the Pate
home.
Mrs. Ezra Pate, while in Scot
land, purchased material for a suit
| in clan Mclntvre plaid for Mrs. E.
C. Hemingway, the former Lucile
Mclntyre.
The Lucas family had a family
g<*t-to-gether and picnic dinner at
White Lake on Sunday. Those at
tending were: Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lucas
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie
Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. Car! Lang
ston and daughter, Phillis: Mr. and
Mrs. G. R. Washburn and daugh
■ ter. Della, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Beddingfield and son, Billie of
Hemingway. S. C. and Mr. W. A.
I Lucas of Mullins, S. C.
Mrs. J. D. Pope is spending some
I time with her son, Walter Pope
and Mrs. Pope at Ulah, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell McSwain of
Shelby visited the G. R. Waphburns
I on Wednesday.
! STUDENT DRIVING CURBED
CHICAGO UP! At least 39
U. S. colleges and universities pro
hibit their students from driving
automobiles during the school
year, an insurance company survey
shows.
BACKS INTO TROUBLE
FORT WORTH, Tex. —IIP)— L.
B. Brandon started to shoe a mule
when the animal balked and start
ed kicking. Brandon ducked the
flying hoofs but backed into a drill
press and received a five-inch gash
in his arm.
THE DAILY RECORD. DUNN, N. C.
Lillington Social Happenings
Miss Zula Smith spent the week
end in Broadway as the guest of j
her sister, Mrs. Herbert Griffin.
TALKED SUNDAY
L. M. Chaffin, Lillington attor
ney and Methodist layman, filled I
thp pulpit Sunday morning at the)
I.illingtoh Methodist Church. He j
discussed the observance of the ,
Sabbath andTal'ed attention to the
fact that all Methodists, when thcv I
frain from commercial enterprises
fain from commercial ente’orises
on Sunday. He traced the historv
of the Jewish Sabbath, but cited
the fart that ancient people °’sn,
observed one dav of rest within j
seven. The lav leader suggested |
that present dav Christis-os set j
aside Sunday, which marks the dav i
of Christ’s resurrection for Bibli
cal study and instruction.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Two marriage licenses were is
sued last Friday and one Monday
by Mrs. Inez Harrington, county
register of deeds. On August 22, |
license to wed was eivpn Albert
Brooks Short. 52 of Raleigh and
Mary Shipman Sharp, 52, of Rich
mond, Va., Route 3: also to Louis
Burdi. 22, Chicago. 111., and Alease
McGill. 18. Erwin: and on August
25 to William Albert Tyndall. 41.’
of Erwin and Eva Mae Godwin,
35. of Dunn Route 5.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. W. T. Simmons is a natient
at Hiehsmith Hospital in Fayette
ville. She entered the hospital on
Sunday.
FLORIDA VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Monroe and
daughter, Carol of Coral Gables,
Fla. are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hooper Bethune. The visitors, who
came here following a vacation trip
to Western Carolina, plan to stay
several days. Monroe is a former
resident of Lillington.
UNDERGOES OPERATION
Daniel B. Dean, well known Lil
lington * business .man, underwent
an operation for removal of a gall
bladder on Friday at Watts Hos
pital In Durham. On Sunday he
was reported to be improving. Mrs.
Dean Is in Durham with him.
RETURNS FROM CAMP
Miss Jackie McLeod arrived dur
ing the week end from Lochearn
Camp located on Lake Fairlee, at
Ely, Vermont where she served this
summer as a staff counselor. Miss
McLeod will spend several weeks
here with her mother. Mrs. Walton
McLeod, before entering Woman’s j
College at the University of North :
Carolina in Greensboro, where she
will major in medical technology.!
She will be a transfer student from
Richmond Professional Institute.
AT PLEASANT PLAINS
Pleasant Plains Methodist Chur
ch, near Buie’s Creek, will ob
serve its annual Homecoming Day
on Sunday. August 31, at 11:20 a.
m. The Rev. L. C. Larkin, superin
tendent of the Methodist Ornhan-
I aee in Raleigh will be the visiting
I preacher. All former members are
j cordially invited to attend.
PERSONALS
j Mrs. Walton McLeod recently
spent several davs in Smithfield
where she was the guest of Mr
I and Mrs. L. A. Culbreth. While
there she attended the Falcon Camp
I Meeting with the Culbreths.
I Mr. and Mrs. John A. Womble
had as their guests on the week
end, Sgt. and Mrs. Douglas Mor
gan of Camp Leieune and Mrs. Ef
fie Morgan of Raleigh. Mrs. Mor
gan. who is Mrs. Womble’s step
mother, recently accepted a new
position on the staff of the State
School for the Blind after being
at the Oxford Orphanage for sev
eral years. Sgt. Morgan, who is
■ her son. joined her here for a
brief visit.
Miss Helen McLauchlin spent the
weekend in Boone.
AT HOLDEN’S BEACH
Mrs. J. D. Myrlck had as her
guests at the Myrick Cottage at
Holden's Beach, Mrs. Rex Berriet,
Mr*. Charlie Thomas, Ann Jackson
of Lillington and Wl’is. Johnnie
Fogle and Mrs. Joe Battersby of
Fayetteville.
CLASS SUPPER
The monthly class meeting of
the T.E.L. Sunday School Class of
the Lillington Baptist Church took
the form of a picnic supper given
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Monday night at the home of the
class teacher, Mrs. A. M. Shaw.
Each member attending brought a
basket and supper was spread out
doors on the lawn. A brief bus
iness session followed. There were
14 members who attended.
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Large retail concern wants location on ounn’s Broad Street, be
tween Magnolia and King avenues for ultra-modernistic, completely air
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We need space 150 x 60 or 80 feel up to 200-foot frontage, but would
consider smaller location with later plans for expansion.
Willing to take two or three present store buildings and enlarge
and convert them into one modern structure at our own expense.
Would also consider buying out present business with lease and liquid
ating to make room lor our business.
This is wonderful opportunity for property owners now getting
small or moderate return on investment to increase earnings substant
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This is a progressive and promotional-minded concern an** our store
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PAGE ONE
POPULAR SESSION
County Agent C. R. Ammons re
ported today that Harnett County
sent a fine representation to an
nual Farm and Home Week at N.
C. State College last week. Regis
tration of visitors at the college
showed that aroiind 75 Harnett
Cour.ty residents took advantage of
one or more of the week’s pro
grams.
SECOND SECTION
WATER JUG BACKFIRES
DETROIT —OPi— Patrolman Wil
liam Waznak is probably one of
the summer’s most unusual heat
victims. He was instructed to fill a
: five-gallon water dispenser. While
he was doing so, it exploded. He
was treated for cuts on the hand.
An old power puff, washed
I clean, makes a handy cloth for
polishing furniture or silver.