WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 1, 1952
LILUNGTON WOMAN'S CLUB
PLANNING HOLIDAY BAZAAR
The Lillington Woman’s Club Mrs. J. Grady Johnson, new club
folding Its first fall meeting folio-president, presided at the meeting !
wing the summer club recess on which was strictly a business ses-
Friday afternoon at the Community sion, followed by social hour. Other
Center drew plans for a gala holi- new club officers, all present, in
day bazaar to be held the first week eluded Mrs. John A. Womble, vice
in December. president, Mrs. J. N. Fuquay, sec-
Mrs. C. E. Sorrell and Mrs. M. retary; and Mrs. Harry Schafran,
D. Lanier were named co-chairmen treasurer.
of the event. Tenatative dates set Announcement was made by the
were December 4-5. Last year the president of the annual meeting of
bazaar, also under the chairman-District Nine of the N. C. Federa
ship of Mrs. Sorrell, drew a crowd ted Clubs which will convene on
of 400 persons. Proceeds will go to-Wednesday, October 1, in Hamlet.
t *tard the Community House build-Any club member who attends will
”g fund. be considered an official delegate.
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WEAVER BROS. AND
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DOROTHY McGUIRE
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Department chairmen and com
mittee assignments were announced
by the president and new yearbooks
distributed.
The international relations com
mittee will be in charge of the first
program meeting scheduled to be
held on Friday, October 24. Members
responsible for the program include
Miss Lois Byrd, Mrs. R. K. Foot
man, and Miss Ella Turner Atkins.
At the social hour, hot tea, cart
wheel sandwiches, cheese straws,
and date bars were served. Hostes
ses included the four general of
ficers Mesdames Johnson, Womble,
Fuquay and Schafran.
Members attending the first meet
ing of the club year were: Mrs.
Neil Kelly, Mrs. Leon Kelly, Mrs.
Lee Kelly, Mrs. W. F. Byrd, Mrs.
S. P. J. Lee, Mrs. John B. Lee, Mrs.
A. F. Fowler, Mrs. F. M. Puryear,
Mrs O. S. Atkins, Mrs. J. A. Red
fern, Mrs. C. E. Sorrell, Mrs. W.
J. Morris, Mrs. W. B. Hunter, Mrs.
J. N, Fuquay. Mrs. John Womble,
Mrs. Harry Schafran, Mrs. Edith
May, Mrs. Carl Kelly, Mrs. M. D.
Lanier, Mrs. Grady Johnson, Mrs.
Frank Steele, and Mrs. H. H. Ham
ilton.
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Scouts To Give
Pageant At Meet
j Lillingtdn Girl Scouts today werei
making preparations to re-enact
their May Day pageant the musical,
I “Hanel and Gretel” as the feature
of the
to be held m Sanford on October 1
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The pageant, in which over 100
Scouts participate, was staged last
May in honor of the May Queen,
Miss Jane Cranford. Officials of
the Central Carolina Girl Scout
Council who saw it at that time
requested the Lillington Scouts to
repeat their show for the Rally
Day. Miss Vara Lee Thornton is
the general director, assisted by the
troop leaders.
Girl Scouts from five counties,
Harnett, Hoke, Moore, Chatham and
Lee will gather for the Rally Day, 1
. which is an annual event in the
area. | a,
ENTERTAIN BROWNNIES
I Members of the Girl Scout
! Brownie troops will be entertained I
| Wednesday afternoon at a party I
lat the home of Mrs. J, Grady Jo):.1- |
I son, Girl Scout Association Presi- ,
dent. Mrs. Harry Schafran and ■
Miss Vara Lee Thornton will as-;
sist Mrs. Johnson.
Drynda Brown, 4,
Is Honored At
Birthday Party
Little Miss Drynda Brown, four
year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Brown, celebrated her fourth
birthday with a lawn party given |
Saturday afternoon by her mother
and her grandmother, Mrs. Cav- j
iness Brown, at their home.
Around 34 guests including mo-1
thers of some of the other four
year olds attended. The hostesses 1
were assisted in the direction of
a variety of games by Mrs. Harry,
Schafran. There were favors for
each child and the two tiered white
birthday cake was decorated with
two pink candles. Ice cream and
cookies, pink and white mints and
blow gum were served to the little
guests, while a pound cake was cut
and served to their mothers.
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THEATRE DUNN, N. C.
Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - Oct. 1-2-3
OFFICIAL HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP FILMS!
THE DAILY RECORD. DUNN. N. O.
Lillington
Teen Topics
By SARA HATLEY
; The L. H. S. boys really started
off the football season right. The
! boys went on the field with lots
of . determination and vigor and
came off with a 36-7 victory over
Benson. The co-captains of our
swell team are C. H. Brock and
Leo McDonald.
A Who’s Who program was pre
sented to the student body by the
Senior Class in chapel last week.
Those appearing on the program
.were: Leo McDonald. Jean Blalock.
! Dorothy Matthews and Doris Hes
ter—officers of the Senior Class;
C. H. Brock—co-captain of the
football team; and Sara Hatley—
Editor of the annual.
Our new cheer-leaders for the
year are: Chief—Marianne Murch
ison; Hilda Avery, Mildred Clay
. ton, “Dot” McLean and Sarah
Kelly. The girls really did a grand
job at . the Benson game.
I News from St. Mary's has it that
I Reba White is having a wonderful
; time. It seems the first week was
a gay round of parties to get ac
quainted.
On Tuesday the Beta Club had
its first meeting of the year. Th=ir
project this year will be publish
ing “The Lillingtonian”—the school
paper and the editor will be Mar
ianne Murchison.
Frequently seen—every afternoon
I—Jean Hamilton driving her jeep
on the “Hill” going real slow by
a certain Wyatt Ausley’s house.
; CAN YOU IMAGINE:
I Having a washing machine in the
, gym?
C. H. Brock and Sarah Kelly NOT
being together?
| Jean Blalock coming to school
, with her face painted red?
The boys not talking about foot
ball?
i Leo Kelly as Art Editor of "The
Lillingtonian?”
Mimi Clayton and Faye Matthews
being able to read shorthand COR
RECTLY?
Beta members going to Asheville
to the convention this year?
Lillington having a city park and
swimming pool?
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