FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 10, 1952 Mrs. Lucas Fetes Baptist Group Mrs. Carl Lucas was hostess to members of the Margaret Hassel Circle of the First Baptist Church at her home Tuesday evening. The meeting opened with scrip ture reading and prayer by Mrs. Thurman Allen. Mrs. Thurman Gaster was ih charge of the program for the evening which was on the “Life Os Some Baptist Missionaries ” Mrs. Everette McDonald told of the "Patava Eating Missionaries" and Mrs. Ea-1 Stewart Sr. gave a talk entitled “Among T*e Mission aries.” Mrs. Gaster closea the meet ing with prayer. The hostess served cake, salted nuts and coffee to: Mesdames Ar chie Woodworth, Everette McDon ald. J. R. Royal, Ernest Davis. R. M. New, Earl Stewart Sr.. Tye Ste wartfi Charlie Broughton. Willie Gregory, Dan Ennis. Thurman Al len and Thurman Gaster. VISIT HERE SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart of Roanoke Rapids, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ralph Saturday. GUESTS OF I* SKOS Mr. and Mrs. Bill Insko of Paris. Kentucky were the guests of his brother and sister-in-law, the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Insko Thursday and Friciay. They were unroute home from Daytona Beach, Florida. l i■!' S *4 Hour Road Truck Terminal (fsso) <*.nd Wreck*** Service PHONES 2727 - 2052 FAYETTEVILLE HWI. DUNN, N. C. DR. GERALD JAMES CHIROPRACTIC - PHYSICIAN Office Hours 9to 12, 2to 5 MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS ALSO OPEN 2 to 8 P. M. Other Times By Appointment Dffices Located on Dunn-Erwin Highway X-ray Laboratory Lady Attendant Office Phone 3031 Home Phone 3660 A Daily Record home delivery route is the best year 'round It's profitable - you'll earn mare than at most other part \ fiBLBT , AMS 8 time work. Your earnings are limited ONLY, by your 'lp|r : fw I I \ VSSmir BP~IM \ ability and ambitions because you’re in business for yonr > \ self. It’s educational - you'll learn more as you sell, deliver, ■MMM K You’re preparing yourself for stepping ahead in life. An 1 \ j evening route does not hamper you in your school work, 1 \ SpgKf. | I in fact most teachers say it advances most boys. | \ p ‘ f Rjt Vou’ll also find a real thrill in earning your own money, w - m buying your own things and hulldlng your own savings , , account. I' AI- _ D_a.a_. | We need competent boys between 12 and 16 years. Fill in MppilCOTlOn 10l KOUTG application below and mail to Circulation Dept., The 11 Dally Record, Dunn, N. C. ‘ NAME 1 I I i ADDRESS i m - AGE ...” TELEPHONE NO i I llfc ! FATHER’S NAME... ! -* AiiW I 6ccupatk>n I DAILY ££€"080 ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH IN ERWIN IS SCENE OF DISTRICT MEETING Bm V *>■ ..uflL M . ISjEfSjPW V EPISCOPAL DISTRICT LEADERS Back row Mrs.'j. R. Young. Dunn, and Rev. W. R. Insko; front Mrs. I’. B. Smith, Raleigh and Mrs. V. T. Holmes, Raleigh. Episcopal Women from the Dis trict of Wake, which includes Christ Church, The Church of The Good Shepherd. Saint Saviors, St. Mi cheals and St, Mary’s School in Raleigh. St. Paul's Church in Smithfield. and St. Stephen’s Chur ch in Erwin, held their fall meet ing in the Erwin Church Thurs day October the ninth. The meeting opened at 10:30 o’clock with Holy Communion. The Rev. Robert W. Insko, Rector of the host church was the celebrant. Mrs. E. H. Bost, extended greet ings to visiting auxiliary members. Mrs. P. B. Smith, chairman of the District of Wake, presided over the meeting and recognized Mrs. U. T. Holmes of Chapel Hill. Dio cesean president of the Woman’s Auxiliary, and Mrs. Angus Mcßryde of Durham, Diocesean, Secretary of Christian Education. Reports were then heard from district officers and Branch Pres idents. ' Mrs. Smith then introduced Mr. A. L. Purrington of the Depart ment of Promotion and a member of the Vestry of St. Saviors Church in Raleigh. Mr. Purrington spoke on “Christian Stewardship.” He very interestingly, told of its be ginning in Scotland. “With us,” Mr. Purrington tcid the ladies. “Stewardship means a partnership with God, and how wc may use His blessings." Following Mr. Purrington's talk. Mrs. Smith thanked the ladies for letting her be their district chair man for the past two years, and told of her activities during this period. Mrs. Smith then gave a very interesting talk on "Civil Defense.” She talked of the things that we as Christian church members can do to help this cause. We can spon sor groups for training, register for courses in first aid. heme nursing and mass feeding. “These are only a few of the things we can do to help.” the sneake- pointed nut. She concluded her talk bv telling the ladies that it is each one’s duty to make her community “Civil De fense Minded.” Following her talk, Mr. Insko held noondav praveis. Mrs. U. T. Holmes of Chanel Hill and Diocesean president, was then introduced. Mrs. Holmes spoke on the Gen eral Convention and Triennal which was held in Boston in SeDtember and to which she was a delegate. She showed mans which gave the ladies an idea of the layout of the city of Boston and the buildings where the Triennal was held. She had the program outlined on a large poster which gave the ladies an overall picture and a clearer understanding of what' happened at the convention and Triennal. Following Mrs. Holmes’ talk, Mrs. THE DAILY RECORD, DUNN. N. C. attend show MR. AND MRS. LIB LEE OF BENSON Tye Stewart and Festus McLamb . attended a TV show in Raleigh CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING Wednesday. | SPENDS WEEKEND | Jack Stewart of UNC. Chao“l ! Hill, spent the weekend With his 1 parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tye Stew art. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Colbert D'dlev of Newton Grove Rt 2 a sen in Good Hope Hospital on October 1. Mrs., Dudley is the former Sarah Darsel Naylor. Mr. and Mrs. Lonr/c Ed-a-d Bvrd Jr., of Erwin a danohrir. Rha- ] ron Lynn, on October 2 in Ge-d Hop’ Hesnital. M's, Byrd is the former Acley Tart. Mr. and Mrs. Asher Radnor es Benson Rt 1. as on rn Octob-r 2, ' in Good Hone Hesmtal. Mrs. Ray nor was Jula Baker. % Mr. and Mrs. Marvin F'—’o-jek Miller of Erwin, a son. Wilham Druglas on October 4. in Good j Hone Hnsp’tpl. Mrs. Miller w| 1 Rachel Katherine McLamb. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mermon Wal ; ker of Lillington Rt 1. a son. I nrrv ! Mermen on October 4 in Good Hone Hospital. Mrs. W’alkcr was! Lula Mae Brown. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Chn-’-s Durant | , Nixon of Clinton, a son. Randall i , Glenn, on October 4. in Good Hone : I Hosnital. Mrs. Nixon was Edith Ann : I Davis. I j Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hellen Parker . j of Spring Lake, a son, Alan Wavne. . on October 5. in Good Hope Hos- ! I pital. Mrs. Parker was Betty Lou ! Blaylock. Mr. and Mrs. William Preston , Matthews of Linden Rt 1, a sen. : on October 5. in Good Hope Hos pital. Mrs. Matthews was Alta | Pearl Buffkin. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elderidge j Stewart of Spring Lake Rt 1. a j son, Jerry Wayne, on October 5. in 1 Good Hope Hospital. Mrs. Stewart i I w : as Ida Christine Suggs. Mi - , and Mrs. Lee Cecil Moore of : Erwin, a daughter. Ruby Caroline, on October 5. in Good Hope Hos pital. Mrs .Moore was Ruby Mar- j garet Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Raymond j Bradley of Fuquav Springs Rt 2. ; a son, Billy Patrick on October C \ in Good Hone Hosnital. Mrs. Brad- j ley was Mildred Kathleen Patrick. 1 ERWIN HOSPITAL PATIENTS | Mrs. Vera Gregory. Miss Ger- ! trude Lucas, Mrs. Kathleen Cock- I man, Mrs. Virginia Whittington, j Smith introduced Mrs. Angus Me- i Brvde of Durham Diocesean Sec retary of Christian Education, who was also a delegate to the Conven- ! tion. Mrs. Mcßryde spoke very inter estingly of her visit to the Triennal. j j touching on the highlights of the messages of attending dignitaries j and Bishops. l Mrs. W. E. Aria’r Jr.. Registrar i reported 40 ladies attending the I meeting. t A motion was then made and seconded for adjournment. Following the meeting an in ! formal lunchon was h“ld in the ! Parish House with the Erwin ladies | las hostesses. \ " a — wmm>' BHBi Fifty years a o on October 1. 1602, Mr. Lib Lee of the Meado s comm uiity- near Benson, tack as his bride Miss Stella Smith, da : ni ter of !.V. and Mrs. J. B. Smith of the same community. Tile wedding took p'a at the home of tlm bride's parents a’ 4:00 o.’olock in the afternoon and was attended by relatives of the couple including the bride’s par ents and her two sisters. Mrs. P. E. Smith, new of Smithfield a”.;' Mrs. F. C. Shearin. new of New- Bern, he- four brothers. Rufus of Winston-Salem, and the late Wiliie. Bob and Allen Smith: the bride groom’s relatives present inch’fl ed his three sisters. Mrs. Luther Alien Johnson. Mrs. Mansy John son. and Mrs. Kettle Smith of the Meadow Community. Elder Louis Adams. Primitive Baptist minister of near Four Aaks. performed the ceremony. No honey moon trip was taken, but late hi . the afternoon the bridal couple and all the wedding guests went to the home cf the bridegroom's mother: Mrs. Monroe • Lee. where a wed- I ding supper was servpd. ■ Mrs. Lee recalls that she wore j a dove colored wedding dress with ! braid trim. It was a two-pie e i style with full gathered sleeves and i a full gored skirt almost reach ! ing to the floor. I Mrs. Josehine Hardison, Miss Vir ginia West. Mrs. Mae Grey. Mr. J. F. Lynch. Mr. Hiram D. Mcr : gan. Mr. Alonzo Williams. Master 'Harold Dorman, Mrs. Mattie Grif ' fin. IRWIN’S VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Ik ljjti ’%?- : IrP ! Jfe jH All of us owe the 19 members of the fl klk H WJk 1 Erwin Fire Deparlmenl a vote of thanks P «| \ Day or night they stand ready to save Mjjjf r 0 lives and property. Practically all of H I ! V >hem are em Pl°y ees °f Erwin Mills. As I members of our community they show a Juy IF; "j BK Fine Christian spirit of sacrifice of their nß| * gjgjjjt JsSSm kw Bv own time and convenience for the bene- Fit and protection oF us all. The Officers and Their New 650 Gal. Pumper • ■ ■ - R. M. NEW-FIRE CHIEF. Has been with Erwin Mills for 29' Margaret, his wife, is a time-keeper in No. 5 Spinning years. He works in No. 2 Weave Room on the first shilt Room. The Glovers also attend the Baptist Church, and so does his wife, Hazel, who is a smash hand. Their 22 year-old son has just returned from Korea. EARL BEARD-LIEUTENANT. A member of the first shift in Their daughter made them grandparents Tour years . Nos 2 & 5 Cloth Room. He has been with the Company ago. Mr. and Mrs. New are members of the Baptist for 6 years . Mr . and Mrs . Beard attend the Ba P pti 4 .Church., Church and have one child. B. P. (PINK) LEONARD-ASSISTANT CHIEF. Also works in CLARENCE TURNAGE - SECRETARY & TREASURER. Has No. 2 Weave Room but on the third shift. He has been with the Company for 18 years and is on the first with Erwin Mills for 6 years, and his wife. Pearl, works s b*Ft in Nos. 2& 5 Cloth Room. Mr. and Mrs. Turaage on me first shift in No. 5 Weave Room. They have two have three children and are members of the Methodist children. The family are members of the Baptist con-J Church. 'gregation. * (, > JAMES GLOVER—CAPTAIN. .Works in the Time Study De- rNX 'll fi i. partment and has been with the Company for 7 years. 1 1 | | ! })llll ' 1 \ ■= ERWINS ___ rTl . T . T T T WATCH THIS SPACE! [ BB# , •''' ' ERWIN MILLS INC w>xt wm K. , l»lr*due« other uiwlin .ERWIN. N. C. ” Mr. and Mrs. L-p I’Vfl in the! .uiccrirai. ho'i'e ":t : i his mother ! i :'.li! her death, in 1603, They con- ' tinned to resl.dethere fer many j yea s and all their children were! born there. A fey.; years avo they ' me ved to a smaller house requiring lass care than th n: «r»a -ions home ir. which they had nout so many event! il years. The home, recently renovated, is occupied by their yc.iiigdst son, Stephen Lee, and his family. The Lees have, five living child ren: Eli. Eugene. Lurie 'Mrs. Al ford of Weston. MassA. Mary (M s. Shannon W’iUiams cf Newton Grovei and Stephen. Annie (Mrs. Lloyd Eldridcei died in 1939. They also have thirteen grandchildren. On Saturday evening. October 4. about two hundred and fifty guests accepted the gold engraved invi tations issued to open house at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Stephen loans-Financing | - MbLh T.ontis On New and Used Automobiles INSTAILMENT LOAN DEPT. . ! C !RST-CITIZEN BANK & TRUST CO. Stewart Theatre Bldg. Phone dOAi Dunn, N. C. W. Lee to celebrate the gcldcn 1 wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lib Lee. The home was unusually attrac i tive with decorations of giant yel j low chrysanthemums, pompom ! chrysanthemums, gilded magnolia leaves, and ivy. The refreshment : table was (entered with a fift"»” pound wedding cake, covered with ; go'd icing Flanking the cake were golden tapers in branched- crystal candelabra ! Eli Lee and F. C. Shearin of New B-rn greet“d on the v"randa and Mr. and M’s. Stephen Lee received :at the entrance to the -eeention hall. Mrs. Shannon William's es : Newton Grove made the presenfg | tions to the rece-vir r hne which | was comnesed of the honor' l es end Mr. and Mrs. Rufus S’njth of IVk strn-Salem and Seth I.e° o f Coats M-. and Mrs Wilbur H. Alford of Weston. Mass, directed guests to : the dining room where n”nrh Was : tvu’i-ed bv Mrs. F C. Sb°erin of ; New Bern and Mrs R. F. . Smith of Smithfield. Serving rake were | Mrs. P. L. Lee a nd Mrs Alahtsy | Jehnson. Assisting in sewing .'were j Maw Ann and J’ dv Wihia s o r Newton G’ove. Ann Alford es Per-- ; ton. Mass.. Doris Smith of Smith field. Sylvia Lee. Marjorie Shearin > Mr-. Garland Smith, and Mrs. Car' Peacock. Mr. and Mm. Lethe- M. Le" dir p; ted guests to the gift room where M”. and M s. Kirby I angricn pre sided. Mrs. Eli Lee and Miss Grace Smith cf Smithfield directed the registrations in the guest hook. Mrs. Harold Thornton cf New ton Grove and Miss Ann” Alford of Boston rendered musical sel ections throughout the evening. Goodbyes were said to Mr. ar..' Mrs. Eugene Lee. HIT FIRST ONE Durham. N. C. Ace Parker, new baseball coach at Duke, made his first appea-an.ee as a major leaguer for the A’s as a pinch-hit ter in 1937 He belted a home run against the Yankees. PAGE SEVEN B- I.AKRY O POPE, son us Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Pope, age 20, l-t. 1, Dunn, is completing his AF basic airmen indoctrination course at Lackland Air Forre Pare, the “Ga'eway lo the Air Force.” His basic training is prepar ing him for entrance into Air Force technical training and for assignment in specialized work. | M proof. 70 % Groin Nivtrol Splrlh | ■ AustinoNicKols i 6CoJg be. , ors, SALh A A i\. t. A lie. dlUliliiS

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