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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 2, 1953
. Becomes Bride
Os Mr. Robbins
Miss Gladys Btrickland, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Strick
land of Anrier was married to
' Howard Q. Kobbn > Saturday March
s - ai. The mbrnlng ceremony took
place at the Culli whee Methodist
Church In Cullowt.ee. Mr. Robbins
Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James
•;F. Robbins of Asheville.
The Rev. James A. Allen con
ducted the double ring ceremony.
Wedding music was presented by
Miss Chris Gates, soloist, and Pat
Montague,” organist.
« Mias -Sjeyjerly Fowler and Miss
Murlal Ashe attended Miss Strick
land as bridesmaids. They wore
baUerina-lfcngth dresses of pink and
blue organdy and carried bouquets
of white carnations tied with
matching ribbons.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Henry Strickland
t Jr. For the ceremony, she wore a
white ballerina-length gown of
'Chantilly lace over nylon net. Her
fingertip veil of illusion was at
, tached to ft cornet of lace trim
tached to a corpnet of lace trim
a white Bible sopped with a white
orchid. •
Homer Wlke was best man for
his cousin, apd the ushers were
Clarence and James Wike.
Mrs. Strickland wore a navy suit
with matching accessories and a
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corsage of laventlar orchids. The
bridegroom’s mother wore a black
dress with black accessories, and
also i wore a corsage of orchids.
The bride is a graduate of East
Carolina College in Greenville, And
, is now librarian at the Cullowhes
High School. Mr. Robbins is a stu
’ dent at Western Carolina Teachers
College. The couple will make their
home in Cullowhee.
■> Miss Lucille Aycoek of Burling
; ton and Miss Lela Aycock of Wii
' son will arrive tonight to spend I
the Easter holidays at their home{
here.
IMPROVING ,
Master Van Fitchett. small son
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fitchett, Jr.
Is improving- from a broken leg ne
, received from a fall recently.
FROM WASHINGTON
Mrs. N. A. Townsend “Os Wash
ington has returned after visiting 1
Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd Wade and
j Miss Rachel Clifford for some
! time.
RALEIGH SHOPPERS
Mrs. J. N. Stephenson, Mrs. Hank
Currin, and Mrs. Lewis Godwin,
were shoppers in Raleigh Tuesday.
CONFINED TO HOME
Miss Eloise Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, is now
ill at her home on West Johnson
Street.
HERE FROM VIRGINIA
Mrs. Z. V. Dorman, Brer.da, and
Donnie, from Alexandria, Va., ar
rived here yesterday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. John Smith and family
over tjhe weekend.
VISITS ANDERSONS
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Anderson of
Lacey, Va. will be here for the
weekend visiting Mr. ar.d Mrs. T.
L. Anderson.
SEE GLOBE TROTTERS
Miss Mary Lou Westbrook, Huev
Jackson, Miss Betty Sills, I. R.
Godwin, Iris Elemore and Bobby
Sills were in Raleigh last night for
the Globe Trotters at the coliseum
there. '
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BRENDA McDUFFIE HONORED AT PARTY: Brenda McDuffie
was honoree o-n Wednesday afternoon when her mother, Mrs. O. S.
McDuffie, Jr. entertained at an enjoyable birthday party and Eaater
egg hunt, on Brenda’s seventn hiithday. The happy little girl to shown
in the picture above v-ith a table full of nice gifts she received from
her many friends who attended the party. (Daily Record Photo).
Brenda McDuffie
Honored On
7th Birthday
Little Miss Brands McDuffie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. S.
McDuffie, was honored ton the oc T
casion of her seventh birthday with
a delightful party and Easter egg
hunt.
The small guests arrived at 4:00
and enjoyed searching for hidden
eggs. Ray Weeks was given a prize
for finding the moist eggs and
Kay Godwin for finding the least
number.
A green and yellow color scheme
was used in the decorations for
the party and miniature chicks and
bunnies were given as favpqb.—,
After the children had been ser
THE DAILY RECORD, DUNN. N. C.
ved individual birthday cakes top
ped with a single candle, lemonade
and push outs, Brenda opened her
array of pretty gifts.
Those assisting Mrs. McDuffie
with the party were Mrs. Howard
jKirby, Mrs. Walton Lee, Mrs. Rob
ert Godwin and Mrs. Bob Caudle.
Guests enjoying the affair were:
Lynn and Glynn Jernigan, Cliff
Butler, Walt Jones, Mike Jernigan,
Frankie Porter, Maurice Barefoot,
Lynn and Kay Godwin, Billy Wel
lons, David Blackman, David Lee,
Charles Lee, Jimmy Jordan, Lonnie
Kirby, Chuck Byrd, Johnnie Gray,
Michael Caudle, *Bill Horne, Nickie
McDuffie, Jerry Lynn Monds, Don
na Gammon, Alice Purdie, Sylvia
Wellons, Sylvia Andrews, Sandra
Coats, Carolyn Falrcloth, Frances
Pate, Gloria Barnes, Pam Bass,
Ram, Prince, Donna Kay Lucas,
Betty Ann Lee, Cheryl and Lyn
viglra ■,r.y> i
ale Byrd of Bunnlevel, Lucy Kate
Welborn, Sunny and Oennie Horne
of Erwin.
ENROUTE TO NEW YORK
Mrs. Cohen Tart Br. ( la here visit-
Mrs. Cohen Eart Sr., Is here visit
ing relatives and friends for a few
days before he leaves for New York,
where he will be stationed at Stew
art Air Force Base there.
WITH COLD
Miss Jean Sorrell, daughter of
•Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sorrell, is con
fined to her home with a cold. She
is expected to be out soon.
iy BACK TO COLLEGE
i ljtiss Jennie Smith returned to
Guilford College Monday, after
pending the spring holidays at
home with her parents, Mr. apd
Mrs. H. A. Smith and family.
Last Minute
News Shorts
BONN, Germany (IS The Unit
ed States and France accepted to
night a Soviet invitation to Join
the Russian-British talks on oper
ation of the three air corridors
across Soviet-occupied Germany to
Beilin. A French spokesman said
he expected the conversations to
be renewed, with the United States
and France participating, after the
Easter holidays.
ROANOKE, Va. Iff) City Wel
fare Director J. H. Fallwell said
today he ha* recommended that 17
children be dropped from the city
school free lunch program because
their families can afford television
sets.
CHICAGO (V) A new influenza
vaccine today promised greater pro
tection against widespread and
| stubborn outbreaks of ‘flu—Uke
those that 1 swept the world last
winter—if studies show it can be
produced for general use.
Five Items
(Continued from page one)
datlons by Chamber of Commerce
Manager Norman Suttles on recre
ation authorisation for town forces.
The request of Jaycee President
W. M. Biggs with reference to
plscing Junior Chamber of Com
merce courtesy traffic violation
tickets on cars.
Setting a policy for furnishing
gravel for private driveways.
Discussion of the dedication of
the new Health Center and request
of the Red Cross to move into quar
ters vacated by the Health Center.
CADET GEORGE W. BRAN
NON, son of Mrs. George Brannon
of Dunn, who was recently chos
en a member of the North Caro
lina State College Chapter of
Scabbard and Blade, national
military society which seeks to
promote leadership through col
lege sad university ROTC units.
Cadet Brannon is a Junior at
North CarcMna State College and
a member of the American Soc
iety of. Mechanical Engineers and
Tan Kappa Epsilon social frater
nity.
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