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lIHURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 26, 1913
flton Godwin
Honored On
10th Birthday
Felton Godwin celebrated his 10th
birthday yesterday with a birthday
party at 8:30 'at his home. Felton
Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. :
Godwin.
The children played several games
and contests with prizes going to
J. E. Coats, Judy Prince, and Dale
Norris. Later Felton’s mother served
Hits crackers, birthday cake, cook
ies, homemade fudge, and iced
rinks, ghe was assisted by Mrs.
John Raynor and Mrs. Bill Mat
thews.
Felton opened the many nice gifts
he received from the children at
tending his party. Guests were Ken
neth Matthews, Earl Wayne Hin
son, Elton Tripp. James Watson,
Buddy Godwin, Carolyn Ann Fow
ler, Barbara Jean Fraley. William
Avery, Joe Middlebrook, Carol Tur
ner, Dale Norris, Irene Grables,
Charles Bassford, Edwin Btone, J.
E. Coats, Frankie Coats, Barbara
Coats, Judy Prince, Kenneth
Crane, Sherry Crane, Harry Brit-
P>n, Cfinny Aycock, and Waycoe
ackson.
HONORARY FRATERNITY
' George W. Brannon has been el
ected vice president of Tau Beta
Pi, national honor fraternity, at
Jltate, College. Membership in Tau
Tteta Pi is considered one of the
highest honors that can be bestowed
upon student engineers.
THANKSGIVING AT E C C <
Miss Laura Pope oi Coats led the
hvirn singing at Services
at East Carolina College today.
A banquet will be held on Friday
night by members of BSU at the
college and Miss Airlee Barbour of
Four Oaks will be in charge of ar
rangements.
FRESHMEN AT DUKE
Among the freshmen at Duke
University are three Dunn students.
Margaret Cathey, Joseph Robert
Godwin and Billy Thompson.
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Auction Sale
The Business and Professional
Women’s Club met in the General
Lee Room at Johnson’s Restaurant
on Tuesday evening for their No
vember dinner and business meet
ing.
A Thanksgiving note was evi
denced in the table decorations ard
the dinner, which consisted of a de
licious turkey and dressing plate
with pecan pie and coffee. Mrs.
Angela Shell gave the Invocation.
Mrs. Nathan Cannady, president,
presided and a brief business sess
ion was held.
The finance committee was in
charge of the program which was
an auction sale, the proceeds to go
into a scholarship fund for a girl
to attend nursing school. Members
of the club brought the articles
to be sold and Nathan Cannady
served as auctioneer. The doors
were thrown Open to the public at
Johnson’s and guests were invited
to participate in the sale.
Around 30 members of the B
<fe PW attended the meeting.
Mrs. Stand I Has
Meeting Os Entre
Alio Bridge Club
M’-s. Bill Stancil was hostess on
Wednesday evening to members of
the Entre Alia Bridge club and a
special guest, Mrs. Frank Clifton.
Rose buds formed one of the
bouquets in the living room and an
arraneement of pyracanthia berries
was also used.
At the conclusion of the bridge
game, Mrs. Lewis Godwin .held the
high score tally and was given a
straw cornucopia. Mrs. Edwin Ste-'
wart cantured a novelty gravy boat
for second high and consolation,
dusting powder, went to Mrs. Mack
Bamfoot.
During the game, the hostess
passed coca-colas and cheese wafers
and at the close of the evening,
delicious pineapple cake and toast
ed nuts were served with coffee.
Memuers u’.aving we a M'->. God
win, Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. Barefoot,
Mrs. Paul Walker, Mrs. Georee Ex
um, Mrs. Nathan Bass and Mrs.
. Norwood Stephenson.
| HOLIDAYS IN HENDERSON
Mr. and Mrs. Russell McLean left
' today for Hendersoi! where they
will sDend the Thanksgiving holi
. days with his parents.
IN GREENSBORO
1 Linda and Judv Welborn daugh
ters of Mr. and Mrs. John Wel
born, are spending the Thanksgiv
l lng weekend with their grand par
! ents Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Terrell,
In Greensboro.
HOME FOR HOLIDAYS
Rover Stanley, freshman at East
Carolina College, is home with his
parents,,Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stan
ley, for the Thanksgiving holidays.
CAROLINA STUDENTS
I Howard White, Red Sandlin. Doug
Overman, Cecil Johnson, Bozie Tart
and T. Brown Williams, all stu
dents at Carolina, are spending, the
holidays at th*lr respective homes.
VIEW CHRISTMAB PARADE
Mrs. Howard Lee and daughter,
Marilyn, and Mr. and Mrs. James
Vann and children of Clinton were
In Raleigh Monday night for the
Christmas parade.
ATTEND OPERA
Among those from Dunn attend
ing the Opera “II Trovatore" at
the Memorial Auditorium in Ra
’eigh on Wednesday evening were
Mr. and M r s. J. Shep Bryan, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Howard Lee. Mrs. Alsev
Porker, Katherine and Hannah
White, Linda and Jan Aycock and
Miss Lei a Aycock.
VISITING GRANDMOTHER
Mrs. R. L. Godwin Sr. has re
turned from Arlington, Virginia
where she visited her daughter, Mrs
Myles Romley and familv. She was
accompanied home bv her four
year-old grand daughter, Karen
. Romley, who wiß spend several
''•weeks here.
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MISS MAVINE JERNIGAN of Raleigh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Jernigan of Duma, who announce her engagement to Mr. Don
Stewart Holmes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Campbell Holmes of Fay
etteville. The wedding will be solemnized on January 3.
News Shorts
•Continued ’row page «nei
tion’s capital. The commissioners
ordered heads of 23 municipal agen
cies to take steps to end racial dis
crimination in city employment, in
stitutions and facilities.
WASHINGTON (W America’s
free enterprise economy will pro
duce a record-breaking 368-billlon
dollars worth of free goods and
services this year, or about $2,300 j
for every man, woman and child |
In the country, the Federal Reserve
Board reported, today.
WASHINGTON an The chief
of tax fraud Investigators of the
Internal Revenue service has te
slgned after “discoveries’’ wire
found In his own Income tax
ttints, it was learned today. Gar
land H. Williams submitted his
resignation as head of the intelli
gence division after the reported
discrepancies were discovered last
August.
WASHINGTON Iff) Two sep
arate surveys indicated today con
gressmen have received snrprislngly
tittle mall on the Harry Dexter
White “spy” controversy. The
Washington Dally News, a Scriops-
Howard newspaper, said a poll of
92 senators’ offices showed 58 had
received less than a dozen letters
each on the affair and only seven
had received more than 180.
TWIN BRIDGES, Mont, m
Two brothers were shot and killed
Wednesday night, after a dav-long
ernmeo* over beaver trapping
right. Madison Coontv officers said
here. Dead were Jim Sevier. 37, for
mer Montana State University ath
lete. snd h*s brother. BUI. 29. A
man identified as Sam Popjoy of
Fntte was held without charge at
Virginia City.
ESCONDIDO, Calif. Os) Futier
i s| serrire* were nendlng todsv for
i Mls« Della Blair Serinos. 63, daugh
i ter of the late E. W. Scrinps, fonnd
• er of Scripps-Howard newspapers.
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Woolson, 108, who survived the
cannonading and shower of Minie
balls at Gettysburg and is the last
remaining Union soldier, today was
winning a battle with a “touch of
bronchitis and pneumonia.” Wool
son played the drums for Union
troops as they repulsed the charges
of Confederate cavalry and broke
the back of the South’s Civil War
offensive.
TOKYO (iP» Army criminal, In
■ vestigators dropped a cloak of sec
| recy today around their search for
I the killer of nine-year-old Susan
Rothschild. Military police refused
to say whether they have determin
ed if the strangler was a Japanese
or an American.
SEOUL, Korea Oil Common
-Ist China iz building up Red mili
tary strength in North Korea, a
South Korean diplomat charged to
day. Gen. Kim Hong H, envoy to
Nationalist China, said the Peiping
; government Is shipping to North
Korea “great amounts of moni
tions.” i
Pittsburgh 0B Mrs. Odes.
, sa Williams, 26, was fined $lO for
, shoplifting after a clerk noticed
’ her slip was showing.
, The clerk became suspicious
I when she noticed the slip was be
, tween Mrs. Williams’ coat and
i dress.
Mrs. Williams gave her occupa
tion as a policewoman.
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