Wednesday afternoon, September 2,1953
ERWIN SOCIETY
Connie Stewart Feted \
At Erwin Party
Connie Stewart, daughter of Mr. <
and Mrs. Tye Stewart, celebrated
her eleventh birthday with a love
ly party at the Park Center Satur
day evening from 7 until 9:30
o’clock.
i The room was very pretty with
arrangements of summer flowers
and the only illumination was by
candlelight. The table was covered
with a white cloth- and centered
with a basket of pink flowers tied
with a ribbon bearing the inscrip
tion "Happy Birthday Connie.”
White candles in crystal holders
weie also used on the table.
Mrs. Stewart poured punch from
one end of the table and Mrs. Vera
McCaskill served individual cake
squares inscribed with an eleven
from the opposite end. Mrs. Teddy
Neidzwich assisted in serving open
face sandwiches, potato chips, and
mints. Pencils and note paper were
given as favors.
During the course of the even
-ing Connie opened her gifts and
the group enjoyed games and dan
cing.
The guest list included: Jenny
Sercey of Dunn, Wanda Matthews,
"Mickey” Crawford and Neidz
wich, La Verne Johnson, Judy Ste
phens. Sondra House, Judy Dyer,
Pat Turlington, Janet Hollingsworth
Betty Dowd, Rebecca Fowler, Bar
bara McCaskill, Sandra Ralph, Lin
da Autry, Julia Miley, Wanda Kay
Stephenson, Ro sem a r y Adair,
"Woody Woodall, Gordon Ennis Jr.
Earl Moore Jr. Bill Hudson, Bobby
Barrett, Jerry McCaskill, George
Sewell, Daniel Williams, David
Steinberg, John Dowd. Bud Strick
land, Edward Caldwell, “Mike”
Beard, Tommy Barefoot, Harold
Smith, “Ricky” Stewart, and Mrs.
Betty Gray Allen.
SPEND WEEKEND
Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Whittington
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Stephens spent the weekend
at White Ljike.
SPENDING WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Taylor and
Jerry and Stephonie are spending
this week at White Lake.
B. F. Aiken Honored
By Mill Employes
Employees of number 5) card
room of Erwin Mills and friends
paid tribute to Mr. B. F. Aiken up
on his retirement as head of that
department at a chicken dinner
served by Griffins of Goldsboro at
the Park Center Saturday afternoon
at five o’cloc’t.
Mr. Aiken was presented a ipa
sonic ring by the group for his
twenty six years of service as their
overseer.
Mr. Aiken expressed his appre
ciatoin for the gift and their co
operation during his time as over
seer of the card room.
Mr. R. C. Webb, new overseer,
was introduced to” the group. He
asked the group to help him keep
the reputation of Number 5 card
room as being the best in the Erwin
chain.
Mr. Aiken will continue to make
his home in Erwin.
Mr. Hughes Retires,
Honored In Erwin
Employees of No. 5 Spinning,
Spooling and Warping Departments
of Erwin Mills entertained at a
dinner at Maynards Lake Saturday
evening from 6 until 7 o’clock hon
oring Mr. R. A. Hughes who is
retiring September Ist after 27
years of service.
A delicious barbtecued chicken
and pork dinner was served by
Griffin’s of Goldsboro.
Music was furnished by The
Johnson Brothers and Tennessee
Entertainers of W.P.T.F of Raleigh
Among their selection were three of
Mr. Hughes favorites, "Rocking On
The Waves,” “Daniel Prayed," and !
“Listen To The Mockingbird.”
Mr. J. K. Bruton presented three
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pullets to Mr. Hughes for his chick
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, also expressed his appreciation for
Mr. Hughes life agd service to Er
win Mills.
In his acceptance speech, Mr.
Hughes thanked everyone and told
them to help their new overseer.
Mr. Clyde Johnson and co-operate
with him in the fullest.
The arrangement committee for
the event was Elderidge Norris and
Shelton Barbour.
At the end of the dinner every
one went to the pavilion for a
round of square dancing 'led by
V. c: Swanson.
Around 100 were present.
SPEND WEEK-END
Rev. and Mrs. Jack Byrd of Spar
ta spent the weekend with their
parents.
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; University, Detroit. So far, the
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according to Dr. Boyle, who em
phasized that more tests are need
ed before it can be distributed to
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who drove the intended getaway
car In the. gang-style slaying of
Thomas Lewis, A.FX,. labor lead
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death by a cop before he could
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