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Wednesday afternoon, august 27, 1952. WmmSfr ■•• y . fH n r*. psv m- ■:, *%, mra. jm&Jk Mir* ’? ju |M #-» jTt&9 _jpp» i *l■ v > ■ ~ ' * "' ,v \ j >, ‘- iB r I i” "~ia*M9B^^aw Vi HAPPY BIRTHDAY Miss Faye Monds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Monds is shown above at the birthday dance which was given rn her honor on Monday night at the Dunn Armory. Faye is shown in the center of the picture wearing the dark dress and her date, Charles Jackson, is pic tured on her right. Charles was also honored at the party since his birthday was on Saturday. (Daily Record Photo by Ed Welborn). L&ng Branch Ladies Meet Monday The Ladies’ Auxiliary of Long Branch Church met at the church on Monday night August 25 at 8 o’clock for their regular meeting. The opening song “Christ Re ceiveth Sinful Men” was sung by the group, after which Mrs. M. M. Tart led a prayer. - Mrs. W. A. Altman was in charge of a most interesting program, “The figbdness agd Mercies of God.” Mre. Altman used as her scripture, the 103 Psalm and the sth chap ter of Matthew. Others taking part on the program were Mrs. Norman Dorman, Mrs. Jesse Alphin, Mrs. Jeff Searcy, Mrs. Millard Gainey and Miss Dale Norris. After the program, the president, Mrs. George J. Jernigan presided over the business part of the meet ing. Mrs. J. K. Adcox dismissed with prayer. present for the meeting were Mesda%es Monroe M. Tart, Norman Dorman, Mack Hobson, Leola Barefoot, J. D. Sercy, Millard Gainey, H. C. Byrd. J. K. Adcox, Sr. J. E. Johnson, Lula Alphin, Myrtle Lee, Hughy Bass, W. A. Altman, George J. Jernigan, Jesse Alphin, Miss Dale Norrie and Jean Barnes and Alice Pope. ( BIRTHS Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Cdjßenson, Route 1, announce the birth of a son on August 23 in the Dunn Hospital. Mrs. Wallace is the former, Mary Tyser. Mr. and Mrs. Leon W. Dowdy of Route 3, Four Oaks announce the birth of a son on August 23 in the Dunn Hospital. Mrs. Dowdy is the former Bessie Ellis. DUNN HOSPITAL PATIENTS , The following patients were ad mitted to the Dunn Hospital on August 24th and 25th: William W. Coats, Erwin James K. Spivey, Route 1, Willow Springs Mrs. Lillian A. King, East Long Meadows, Mass. John Ivey Williams, Angier Otis Hodges, Dunn William Ed Allen, Four Oaks, Route 3 v Doc Mack Wicker, Erwin Earl Taylor, Dunn Muter Ronald B. Warren, Route 4rDunn Master Melvin J. Baer, Runn • Mrs. Alice Fay Jackson, Route 1, Colored: Dunn Clarabelle Baggett, Godwin, Route 1 Magdalene McKean, Route 4, Dunn Christine Council, Dunn Ida Elizabeth McNeil, Dunn Thelma Hicks, Route 1, Bunnlevel tPzzle Is Guesl Speaker At Meet Os B.&P.W. Club A. B. Uzzle, Dunn’s new City manager, spoke to members of the Dunn Business and Professional Women’s Club on Tuesday night at their, dinner meeting which was held at Johnson’s Restaurant. Mr; Uzzle was introduced after dftner by Lina Ennis. He spoke to the women on “Varying Phases of City Government.” The’,meeting was presided over by President Bessie Massengill and the invocation was given by Grace >c« |Q AND RADIOS • Leonard Ranges - Refrigerators - Water .Heaters - Deep Freeze. >• Universal • Small appliances. >. JOHNSON 1 FURNITURE COMPANY! Phone 2427 Dunn, N. C.; Baade M. Jehnson faanieU - Walker Vcu>A £ftokeh Here ffueAdaif jsflßßiDNiiSri ijfl . ■ an {a ■ ft i \ ** ilk 'B v.l < 1/ 0> Miss Nell Daniels of Fayette ville was wed to Sergeant Ist Class William A. Walker in a simple cer emony on Tuesday night at seven o’clock at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Daniels in Dunn. Sgt. Walker is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Walker. The Rev. E. C. Keller, pastor of the Dunn Second Baptist Church, officiated at the single ring cere mony. The home was decorated with'loVely arrangements of white flowers and greenery. The bride and groom, entered to gether. Miss Daniels was attired in a dress of navy linen with white Mrs. Curtis Ennis Has Luncheon For Bride-Elect Mrs. Curtis Ennis was hostess Tuesday afternoon at one o’clock at a lovely luncheon in honor of Miss Sally Caddell of Sanford, bride-elect. The luncheon was held at the home of • Mrs. Paul L. Strickland Sr., on North McKay Avenue. When the guests arrived they were invited into the dining room for cocktails. Mrs. Herman Green served fruit punch assisted by Little Swain. , * Following Mr. Uzzle’s address, a business session was held and plans were discussed for the district meet ing of the Business and Profess ional Women’s Club which will be held in Dunn in October. They planned to have a meeting of the board members and all other mem bers who are able to be present at the Mary Sorrell Shop on Wed nesday night, September 3. Those present for the meeting were Mr. Uzzle and Miss Lela Ay cock, both guests, and Jean Adams, Meta Bass, Agnes Cannady, Mel rose Capps, Clara Catlett, Delete Clifford, Lina Ennis, Lillian Ez zell, Myrtle Godwin, Beulah Gra ham, Hank Hanna, Margaret Hem jfngway, Mallle Jackson, Beulah Lamm, Helen Lee, Bessie Massen gill, Sarah Neighbors, Ruby New som, Merle Owen, Mary Parker, Grace Swain, Edna Tart, Dot Wal ton and Rachel White. hat and navy accessories. She car ried a Bible showered with tube roses and stephanotis. Mrs. Daniels, mother of the bride, wore a brown sheer dress with matching accessories and a corsage of white pompoms. Immediately following the cere mony the couple left for a wed ding trip to unannounced points. Upon their return they will reside at Camp Cook, California, where Sgt. Walker is stationed with the 44th Infantry Division. Mrs. Walker, before her marriage was employed in Fayetteville at the McDaniel-Faircloth Florist. Miss Donna Ruth Ennis, daugh ter of the hostess. White mums formed a centerpiece for the table. The honoree was presented a beau tiful White orchid corsage and also a gift of silver in her chosen pat tern. After cocktails, the guests en tered the den and found their places marked* with appropriate bridal place cards and nosegays of yellow mums. The large banquet table was ar ranged with two bouquets of tub eroses and baby mums. Another auxiliary table held a similar ar rangement in miniature. The menu consisted of baked ham,' stuffed tomato salad, parsley potatoes, beans, crab apples, hpt biscuits, coffee and lemon bisque. Those assisting Mrs. Ennis in serving were Mrs. Paul L. Strick land Sr., Miss Amanda Culp and Mrs. Earl Tart. The guests present for the de lightful occasion were Miss Cad dell arid her mother, Mrs. J. M. Caddell, Mrs. C. P. Rogers, Mrs. Fred Gray, Mrs. Tom Salmon, and Mrs. John Salmon, all of Sanford; Miss Dorothy Howard of Buie’s Creek; Mrs. Arthur Suggs of Ben son; and Mrs. Floyd Furr Jr., Mrs. Bobby MW. Herman Green, Mrs. H. W. Whittenton, Mrs. Cad Upchurch, Mrs. Furman Tur nage, Miss Sarah Neighbors and Mrs. Billy Hodges. THU DATUY BfeCOßp, DUTjJt, N. q. \ STORE \ SALE "ZZ kv CHILDREN'S OXFORDS CHILDREN'S W BESSES built soles for long wear. New children's dresses for Fall and $2.98 School wear in fast color prints and - ginghams - >gWfcwt BOY'S DRESS OXFORDS SZ*vU Boys dress oxfords in plain and moccasin toe. • .. . ; “ LADIES' DRESS «A QC Children's Coats shoes J M ‘ w Children's coats for fall and school Dress Shoes for ladies in the very latest styles, wear in assorted fabrics and colors. Open and closed toes, high, medium, low heels. 510.Mt0519.50 k,,,4t,9 SMS .WiiSTT. IE. NEW PALI COATS $1.79 k£?’i c< ££, a large assortment of fall — and so,id co,ors coats in new fabrics and AJriy * BOY'S P ANT S 98c colors. Select yours now jw Boy’s school pants in Rayon r, gabardine. Assorted colors. __ „ __ . _ _ \ Jr siz«s 6to is. _ $11.95t0529.95 jar Shirts >/W ! S boy;s jackets Boy’s Sport New Fall ladies' hats Boys unlined water repellant shirts in assort- aaQpiAnwn Lnl/ILJ Bnl J jackets for school wear. As- ed patterns and UKtwwtw sorted colors colors Choose your Fall hat $2.98 ~ $1.98 Women and Misses new fail from our large select- — ■ dresses in the newest rayons, ion of felts, velours and TAFFETA prints and plain colors. A I I The newest Plaid rayon taffeta in the best Sizes shades for Fall 55.95 $1.98 to $4.98 79c yd. I—; CORDUROY MEN'S DRESS PANTS MEN'S SUITS - . New rayon gabardine dress Men’s gabardine suits in New Fall colors in pinwale corduroy. Choose pants with flap pockets and two and three button yours from our larqe assortment. welch seams. Large assortment £!?'tS^Siei ?S’tFs. QQa |ff| of colors. m y °- 56.95 $24.50 VELVETEEN L i Fine quality, black velveteen. DRESS SHIRTS MEN'S SHORTS QQ fiQ iff! Men S DreSS Sh,rts ,n wh,te and Full cut sanforized broad- WaiaVw |Di colors. Sizes 14!/2 to 17. Sloth shorts. WOOL6OMS A table of Fall wool goods in novelty ATHLETIC SHIRTS MEN'S HATS I patterns and plain colors. Cotton Knit Fall leite in th, best coum. >*■ 3fc-ItaSIM ‘ littn».9s FRHT OF THE LOW PRUTS ~7 TT T. • . - •'• •• 1 • ' ? V is * ? v/. I A large assortment of new Fall patterns in ni Ald If ETC CHATHAM BENSON Fruit-Of-The-Loom printedpercales. DUWIACI J BLANKET ,48c yd. Outstanding value in 25% 72 x 90 All Wool first 1 wool, 25% rayon, 50% quality. Moth proof. As- PRIRTED OUTING ££ B,onk • , A “ ort * d 36 inch printed outing in assorted designs, (C QC WlAivW ideal for making gowns and pajamas. A 48c yd. Jlßk pillow cases p SPREADS First quality 42 x 36 7^ Nationally advertised spreads in assorted Muslin Pillow Cases. patterns and colors. >, /II 54.95 49c Erwm, N.C PAGE THRE
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