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WMIHfegDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 4, 1953 .
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Tbe Record. Thttfj iS^M? ge by fIUWA. Dfi Ql/ltSlhSL&i tD iX/DJfISUt
Annette Ezzell
Complimented
; At fcaleigh Party
At eight o’clock on Thursday eve
ning, Mrs. J. W, Hedrick, entertain
ed at her horde in Raleigh com-I
plimenUng MKs Annette Ezzell,
, bride-elect of March 29.
Arrangements of carnations and
snapdragons were used effectively
throughout the rooms where games
and contests were enjoyed during
the evening, with prizes being,
awarded the winners.
The bridal motif was used in the
refreshments of dainty green mer
ingues topped' with ice cream, green
H and white mints'toasted nuts and
coffee.
The hostess presented Miss Ez
sell a bridal corsage of white car
v nations and gifts of linen guest
towels and several kitchen utensils.
Attending the social courtesy were
Miss Ezzell, honoree. Miss Nadia
Daiightridge, Miss Rose Me-ssick.
Miss Frances Bendall, Miss Celeste
Hubbard, Miss Reggv Snipes. Miss
Mary Dewar, Miss Marlon Brown
Miss Kitty Brittain, Mrs. L. T
f Koonce and Mrs. Perle Hand, all
of Raleigh.
Iff PORTSMOUTH
Douglas Overman, eon of Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Overman, is now in
Portsmouth, Va., where be is under
observation at the hospital there.
IN NEWTON GROVE
; Mrs. Norva Westbrook and Miss
Mary Lou *Westbrook visited relativ
es and frinds in,Newton Grove over
'. the weekend.
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Honored At Shower
Mrs. Gordon Baker.'Mrs. J. S 3.
Jackson, Mrs. Naylor Barefoot and
Mrs.' Wayne Lee were Joint hostes
ses at the home of Mrs. Lee on
i Saturday night, Feb. 28 at a mis
cellaneous shower honoring their
sister-in-law, Mrs. Max Gardner
Barefoot. Mr..and Mrs. Barefoot
were married February 18 In Wa
rrington. ;
Throughout the living room and
dining room a color scheme of
yellow and white was used • in.
lovely arrangements of daffacNls,
gladioli, and blooming hyacintns.
When the henoree arrived at
7:30, she was given a corsage of
white carnations by the hostesses.
As the guests arrived they were
in the living room at in
dividual tables and were served
punch, and ritz crackers. Then they
enjoyed several progressions of
Hearts. Later In the evening, Mrs.
Lee conducted appropriate bridal
gamgs.
A chicken salad plate with
pickles, ritz, nuts, bridal cakes and
coca colas was served to the foll
owing: Mrs. Barefoot, the honoree
Mrs. G. R. Barefoot, Mrs. Horace
O. Barefoot, Mrs. Erwin Barefoot,
Mrs. J. H. Barefoot, Mrs. I. E.
Barefoot, Mrs. Ben .Baker, Mrs. E.
M. Norris, Mrs. Norwood McLamb,
Mrs. Granville Gainey, Mrs. Frank
Araan, Mrs. Alton Jackson, Mrs. C.
N. 'Jackson, Mrs. Vasco Jackson,
Mrs. Otis Naylor. Mrs. C. S. Smith,
Mfs. Henry Naylor, Mrs, Archie
Hardison, Mrs, James Wright
Jackson, Mrs. Dennis Butler and
the hostesses.
Tile honoree then opened her
many beautiful and useful gifts.
FRQM WAKE FOREST
Abe Elmore, a student at Wake
Forest College, was here over the
weekend visiting relatives and
friends.
STUDENT AT U.N.C. < ~
Jerry Thomas, who attends TJ. N,
C., Chapel Hill, visited relatives and
friends here over the weekend.
MOVE TO ELIZABETHTOWN
Mr. %nd Mrs. “Doc" Canady, for
mer residents of Dunn, have made
their new home in Elizabethtown.
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MR. AND MRS. MAX GARDNER BAREFOOT were married Feb
ruary 18 at 4 o’clock at St Andrews Church as the Covenant in Wil
mington. The bride is the former Mias Odalee Ellis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Braxton Ellis of Wilmington. The bridegroom’s parents
are Mr. and Mrs. George R. Barefoot of Dmiin. Mr. Barefoot attended
the schools in Dunn and is now serving with the U. S. Navy and
is awaiting embarkation to Guam.
Circle Meets At Warren Home
Circle No. 3 of the Hood Mem
orial Christian Church met last
night at the home of Mrs. Charlie
Warren. Quests for the meeting were
Miss Blanche Bell and Dr. and
Mrs. George Cuthrell. y,
NU|, Grace* Swain frkfl chzgga-ei.
used as her theme, "Prayer Fo'r
Strength.” The devotional period*
closed with player by Dr. Cuthrell,
pastor of the church.
J Mrs. Mangum Butler, circle lea
der, presided over a lengthy bus
iness session.
During the social houiw Mrs.
Warren served assorted sandwiches,
homemade coconut cake and cof
fee. The living room of the home
was decorated with arrangements
of Jonquils and yellowbells.
Members attending the monthly
meeting were Mrs. Grace Swain,
Mrs, Mangum Butler, Mrs. Larry
. Baird, Mrs. Donald Langdon, Mrs.
Wallace Dixon, Miss Mable Lynch,
Miss Esther Ricks, Mrs. Flonnle
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Tart, Mrs. David Wilson, Mrs.
Woodrow Hill and the hostess.
Dunn Hospital
laments
1 Joyce Gray Oates (col) Rt 3 Dunn.
Mrs. Annie J. Stephenson, Dunn.
Mr. James W. Bass, Rt. 4, Dunn.
Mrs. Wilma Bowling, Rt. 3, Dunn.
Mr. Jerry Woodall, Four Oaks.
Annie Matthews (col) Rt. 1, Coats.
Mr. Sam J. Huggins, Wilson.
Annie Mae Shaw (col) Rt 3 Dunn.
Mrs. Creech, Benson.
Mrs. Ruth Tindall, Rt 1 Godwin.
Mrs. Geraldine Thornton, Rt 8,
Benson. • ,
Mrs. Grace Barefoot, Rt 2. Dunn.
. Mr. Ralph R. Page, Benson.
Mrs. Ida Pearl Tripp, Rt 3 Dunn.
Mrs. t£ula Wilkins Rt 2,Dunn.
Miss Inez Meo, Teaneck, N. J.
Mrs. Lela Moore, Rt 3 Benson.
Baby Joyce Oates (col) Rt 3 Dunn.
Mr. Robert P. Thrt, Rt 1 Godwin.
Mr. Roy Johnson, Erwin.
Mr. Fred Hawlejf, Newton Grove.
Claude Lewis Hicfcs (col) Bunnlevel.
Babv Florence Haithcock, Fayette
ville. ' :
Rene McKay (col) Rt 1 Dunn.
Sarah Davis (col) Rt 2 Roseboro.
Mr. George Temple, Rt 4 Dunn.
Mr. Needham Henry Bryant, Rt 3
Dunn. .
waby Donald Glover Rt 3, Dunn.
Mrs. Carrie Luces. -Rt 3 Dunn.
Mrs. Al’ene Dudley, Rt 2 Benson
AT JOHNSON HOME
Mrs. J. W. Barnes of Fayetteville
Is at the home of her sister, Mrs.
J. R. Johnson, earing for the John
son children. Dr. and Mbs. Johnson
are in Charlotte with Mrs. Worth
Stewart, another sister of Mrs.
Johnson.
' VISIT NEWSOMS
The Rev. and Mis. J. H. Dollar
of Suffolk, Va. were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William Newsom Sat
urday. Tlje Dollars and Newseins
were friends when they bdth resid
ed in LaGrange, Ga.
Fairfield Card
Club Feted By
Mrs. Andrews
Entertaining the Fairfield Bridge
Club and one xpeelgl guest, Mra.
Mack Andrew* was hostess at des
sert bridge last evening at eight}
: o’clock*
On arrival, a wareet course of choc
olate fudge cake, cashew nuts ahd
coffee was served. While the game
was in progress, players were re
freshed with coca-colas, cheese wa
ters and nuts. i
Bouquets of jonquils and vari
colored spring flowers were used
attractively in the home.
Mrs. Sam Clark Jr., had top
score and was given a shoe bag.
] Second high scorer, Mrs. Ted Bur
: well, received an attractive bou
doir set, and the floating prize, a
knife holder, was retained by Mrs.
Pam, Davis. ,
Quest for the, evening was Mrs
Frank Porter. . Members present
were Mrs. Burwell, Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. Kepneth Howard Jr..
Mrs. Glenn Hooper Jr., Mrs. Leon
McKay and Mrs. Joe Qardner.
Mrs: L Jeffreys
Presides At Meefing
Circle No. 4 of the Hood Memorial
Christian Church met on Tuesday
nisht at eight o’clock at the home
of Mrs. Cqhen Tart on W. Broad
St
A mixed bouquet of Jonquils, .yel
low bell and spirea graced the table
in the living room ' ,
Mrs. Louis Jeffreys, leader, gave
an inspiring devotional entitled
“Here And Now” which was fol
lowed by prayer by Miss Bertha
Westbrook.
1 Miss Westbrook then gave a read-*
Ing “My Day With God” and Mrs.
Tart sang a lovely solo. 1
The program was closed by Mrs.
Jeffreys reading “Sind In The Des
ert.”
A routine business discussion fol
lowed the program after which the
hostess served cherry tarts with
ice cream and coffee.
Those attending were Mrs. Wood
row Hill, Miss Westbrook, Mrs. Jef
freys, Mrs. Eula True, Miss Phyllis
Buckner, Miss Pearl Jemigan, Mrs.
Earl Maynard, Mrs. Kathleen Mc-
Leod, Mrs. Turk Lewis, Mrs. Black
Lee, Mrs. Ruby Christian, Mrs. Lor
oman Dupree, Mrs. J. W. Temple
and Mrs. Lester Worley.
Christian Circle
Met Tuesday Night
Mrs. Jack Hemingway was hos
tess to Circle No. 6 of Hoad Vtahr
orfil Christian Church last flight
at her home on Fairground Road.
Miss Frances Surles, leader, gave
the devotional thought and presid
ed over a regular business meet- j
ing. Several items on the agenda |
came yp for discussion, including
the barbecue and brunswick stew
dinner to be held at the church 6a
Saturday.
The hostess served* a , delicious
sandwich plate with cokes to the
following members ' present, Mrs.
Tommy Harrall, Mrs. Dwight Mat
tox, Miss Surles, Miss Electa Mfy-
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Hostess To
Bridge Club
Mrs. George. Williams was hostess
to the Cards ’N Gossip Bridge club
on Tuesday evening at her home pn
JS. Magnolia Ave.
The hostess served a dessert
course of fruit cocktail pies and
coffee prior ..to the game, and later
in the evening, cokes, cheese crack
ers and cornets were enjoyed.
High score award, a hostess dish,
was captured by Mra Luther Tur
ner. Mrs. Lee Sandlin won a box of
mixed nuts for compiling high
among the guests. Low score prize,
magazines, went to Mrs. Owen Wil
lis and the traveling gift, a pretty
bracelet, was kept by Mrs. R. A.
Duncan Jr.
Guests for the game were Mrs.
O. M. Leslie, Mrs. Duncan and Mrs.
Sandlin.
Members playing were Mrs. Eug
ene Huggins', Mrs. Ed Wade. Mrs
'Turner. Mrs. Dwight Rowland and
Mrs. Willis.
YOUNG PEOPLE’S CLASS
MEETS
The regular monthly meeting of
the Young Married People’s Class
of the Second Baptist Church met
Friday evening at 7:00 with Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Godwin. Morris Knox,
president, called the meeting to or
der and B. o;. Slaughter led the
opening prayer with ■ a business ses
sion following. The class adopted
a new name, “The Golden Circje.”
Their motto is “United For Christ.”
Following the business,\ a social
hour was enjoyed with the hos
tess serving a plqte which consis
ted of potted hath sandwiches, po
tato chips, and coca-co'-'s.
Those attending the meeting were
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Norris, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Surles, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Knox, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Beasley, Mrs. Leon Benson, Mrs.
Cecil Daniels, Mr. Ed Massengill.
Mr. Ed Willoughby, Mrs. Johnnie
Page, Mr. B. O. Slaughter, Mrs.
Ruby Norris.
' VISIT HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Hafuz Duncan and
daughter, Rena, who recently mov
ed to Wilmington to make their
home, were here yesterday visiting
relatives and friends.
WEEKEND GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Norwood
and children of Siler City were the
weekend guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Locke Campbell.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. fetacey Howard Lee
of Wade, a son, on February 28 In
the Dunji Hospital. Mrs. Lee was
the former Mamie Lucas.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Williams
of Dunn, a son, on February 28 in
the Dunn Hospital. Mrs. Williams
was the former Mary P. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph BaTafoot of
Rt. 5 Dunn, a daughter on March
1 in the Dunn Hospital. Mrs. Bare
foot is the former Lorraine Ben
nett.
nard, Mrs. William Tart, Mrs.
Frank McLeod, Mrs. Woody Myers,
Mrs. Wayne Justesen and Mrs. Fel
ton Tart. _
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lee Sewell of Erwin announce the engagement a'Msl
of their daughter, Mi*s Haffye Elaine Sewell, to Mr. K. Jack Cox, •
son of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert R. Cox, of Pilot Mountain. A Summer .;J1
wedding is plapned.
Mr. arid Mrs. Carl Talton Bare
foot of Rt 2, Dunn, a son on March '
2 in the Dunn Hospital. Mrs. Bars- (
foot is the former Mary Grace i
Thornton. I
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Mr. and Mr,. Frank Washington -
Thornton of Rt 3 Benson, a daugh- uJM
ter, ori March 2 in the Dunn Has- 'A
pital. Mrs. Thornton is the former 1
Mavis Geraldine Lee-