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BRIDE S-ELF.CT AT TEA: SHOWN ABOVE are the hostesses and honored guests at a lovely tea
which was given at the home of Mrs. Charles Hutaff. with Mrs. C. G. Dunn and Mrs. J. O. Warren,
co-hostesses. From left to right they are; Mrs. Hutaff. Miss Nancy Abernathy, honored bride-elect,
Mrs. C. G. Dunn, Miss Rosalyn Poole, honor guest, and Mrs. J. O. Warren.
Rev. and Mrs. J. V. Early and
son, Virgil from Smithfield were
here for the Dunn High Band con
cert Monday. The Earlys are for
merly of Dunn.
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Miss Strickland
Is Complimented
At Coffee Hour
Mrs. Ervin Barefoot. Mrs. Alton
Jackson and Mrs. Dennis Butler
v.'ere hostesses at a Coffee -Hour
Sunday afternoon honoring Miss
Gladys Strickland, December bride
elect. at the home of Mrs. Ervin
Barefoot.
An arrangement of white gladioli
and chrysanthemums was used on
the dropleaf table. Attractive ar
rangements of berries, greenery and
Christmas candles were used on the
mantle and piano.
The honored was presented a cor-.
sage of white chrysanthemums.
Those enjoying the social hour were
I Miss Strickland, honoree. Mrs. Viola
| Strickland, mother of the honoree.
i Mrs. Sam Strickland, Mrs. C. G.
| Griffin. Mrs. E. A. Jackson. Mrs.
C. S. Smith. Mrs. R. T. Hairr. Mrs.
Eddie Aman. Mrs. Frank Aman.
I Mrs. Norwood McLamb, Mrs. S. M.
I Jackson. Mrs. G. R. Barefoot. Mrs.
I. E. Barefoot and the hostesses.
Miss Strickland’s gift from the
hostesses was Madiera napkins.
Mrs. Butler Has
Meeting Os
Circle No. 11l
Mrs. Mangum Butler was host
ess to Chfcle No. 11l of thp Hood
Memorial Christian Church or
Tuesday night at eight o'clock.
The meeting was called to order
by Mrs. Butler, leaden and the
group joined together in singing
"Silent Night." Mrs. Grace Swain
gave the devotional on the Christ
mas Theme, after which she re
viewed the remaining chapters of
the study course book "These
Rights We Hold."
* Red berries and greenery were
used effectively with red candles
and a beautiful Christmas tree,
gaily decorated, carried out the
holiday motif in the home.
The hostess served fruit cake
1 topped with whipped edeam and
coffee to the following members
present. Mrs. Oscar Strickland.
Mrs. David Wilson. Mrs. Ben Den
rung. Mrs. Wallace Dixon. Mju.
Charlie Warren, Mrs. Larry Baird.
Mrs. Donald Langdon. Mrs. Grace
Swain, Mrs. Thomas Jackson, Mrs
Lester Jones, Miss Mabel Lynch,
j Miss Esther Ricks and Miss Lob
Cannady.
Winsome Class
j Enjoys Supper
Meeting Tuesday j
i Mrs. Ernest Russell, Mrs. Carl- ,
r ton Barefoot and Mrs. Mack Daw- j
:• j son were joint hostesses to the!
5 j Winsome Sunday School Class of j
- the First Baptist Church on Tues- ]
I day night at the Russell home.
Guests arrived at 6:30 o'clock
. | for a delightful supper prior to !
i i the regular meeting.
The home was decorated with |
gn array of lighted red candles,
holly, pine needles and burrs at- i
tractively arranged throughout the i
rooms. A large lighted Christmas j
tree was outstanding in the living I
room.
i The dining room table was cov
ered with a handsome white cut !
j work cloth and centered with red
1 tapers surrounded with sprigs of j
' holly .
Mi-s. Barefoot served chicken
salad from one end of the table i
j and from the opposite end. Mrs.
i Dawson poured Russian tea. Mrs.
. Curtis Eirgis assisted in serving .
English peas, red spiced apples |
carrot curls, pickles, potato chips
and chiffon pie.
Following the supper, the guests
assembled in the living room so
their business meeting, which wa.
presided over by Mrs. Dawson, class
president. Mrs. Dawson gave a j
j most inspiring devotional on the i
II Christmas theme, and Mrs. Henry 1
. Whittenton rendered a medley ol I
1 carols in keeping with the devo- I
. tional thoughts.
Mrs. Herman Green gave a Re
ligious reading entitled "If I Had
. Not Come.” The program was con
cluded with the group singing a
number of Christmas carols.
Gifts were brought for the Ken
nedy Home, and the class presen
j ted Mrs. Russell, teacher, and M s
Mack Jernigan, assistant teachei
gifts of their appreciation. Mrs
Russell in turn remembered eact
! member with an unusual cookie
sheet which she had made.
’ Enjoying the lovely social were
, Mrs. Catlett, guest, and Mrs
. Frank Po.ter, Mrs. Bill Baarfield.
Mg’s. Albert Watkins, Mrs. Burt
Hoggard. Mrs. Herman Green, Miss
Fannie Hawley, Mrs. .Curtis Ennis,
Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. Doyle
; Brewer, Mrs.. W. E. Ryals, Mrs.
Margaret 'V.'irren. Mrs. Furman
i .Turnatje; Miss Virginia Ifittard,
' ! Mrs. Davis Catlett. Mrs. Carolyn
Schwill. Mrs. Ralph Snipes, Mrs.
i Henry Whittenton. Mrs. Mack Jer-
1 1 nigan. Miss Fannie Belle Smith and
| the hostesses.
Mr. Russell. Beth and Mary Anne
I Russell joined the group for sup
per.
Honor Society At
Campbell Fetes 1
Bride-Elect
: Epsilon Pi Eta, honor society of j
) Campbell College, complimented j
Miss Gladys Strickland, their spon- j
: sor and bride-elect, at a meeting
j Monday afternoon at Dorothy How- j
aid's home in Buie’s Creek.
The honoree was presented a su- |
gar bowl in her china pattern. j
The hostess, assisted by her mo- ;
ther. Mrs. Charles Howard, served j
j heart-shaped sandwiches, cheese
squares, stuffed dates and Russian |
i tea.
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Birthday Honors
Linda Fucci
Little Miss Linda Lee Fucci was
honored on her fifth birthday with
a delightful party given by her i
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carmen
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3:00 til 4:30.
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The party was held at the Fucci
i home in Carr Heights.
Linda received a record player ]
| from her parents and the little
guests enjoyed listening to records
j during, the afternoon.
1 A pretty birthday cake decorated j
in pink and topped with five white
. candles was the centerpiece on the' j
i table. The guests sang "Happy
Birthday” to Linda after which
refreshments consisting of the |
i cake, pink lemonade, ice cream and 1
cookies were enjoyed,
i The honored guest then opened
I her many nice gifts and gave favors
| of party whistles and candy canes
to her little friends,
i Those present for the party were
. Barbara Turlington, Gaines Wull
| enwaber, and Gary Dicorte,
Brenda, Johnnie and Tommy Whit
tenton and Mnda.
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TEACHER IN HIGH POINT
Miss Margaret Strickland, a
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 10,
teacher in High Point, was home i
over the weekend visiting her mo- i
ther, Mrs. R. H. Strickland.
SHOP IN FAYETTEVILLE
Mrs. Emmette Aldredge, Mrs. M. 1
B. Bales, Emmette Aldredge, Jr., i
and Anne Aldredge were shoppers :
in Fayetteville Monday.
FROM roseboro
Mrs. Jack Dußose was in Dunn
visiting her mother Mrs. J. L. Hud-
son and her sisters Mrs. Pst Tart
and Mrs. John Greene Tuesday.
RETURNS TO DUNN
Mrs. Kate McKay has returned
to Dunn to make her home after
residing in Chapel Hill for the past
few months.
Mr Dennis Strickland and Mr.
Emmette Aldredge left Sunday for
New Orleans where they will it
tend an automobile show.