WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JANUARY *O, 1954 Chit Chat Club Has Meet At Home Os Mrs. Hutaff Members of the Chit Chat Bridge Club and an extra table of guests enjoyed a delightful evening of cards Friday night when Mrs. Vau #hn Hutaff was hostess at her home. A bouquet of pink carnations was most attractive in the room where tables were arranged for refresh ments. Prior to the card game, a delicious chicken salad plate with pecan tarts and coffee was enjoy ed. Mrs. Kenneth Howard, Mrs. J. B Rouse Jr., Mrs. C. D. Hutaff, Jr., Mrs. Hal Jernigan and Mrs. Mar vin Godwin were special guests. Members attending were Mrs. Tommy McPhall, Mrs. William Tart, Mrs. Carl Fitchett Jr., Mrs. Bobby, Strickland, Mrs. Harold Jernigan and Mrs. Russell Fowler. Mrs. Strickland and Mrs. Rouse were awarded attractive cobbler’s aprons for holding the two top scores among members and guests. A box of candy went to Mrs. Fow ler for bingo prise, and Mrs. Hal Jernigan received guest towels for consolation. As the players progressed, the hostess passed Cokes and candy. Mrs. Bart Johnson Guest At Tally-Ho Mrs. Bart Johnson was a sneclal guest last evening when the Tally- Ho Bridge Club met with Mrs. Sher rill Johnson at their, home on W. Carr Street. Potted plants were used in the living room and on arriving, the hostess served delightful spice cake and coffee. Lat** - in the evening, plavers were refreshed with Cokes and salted nuts. High score for the evening was compiled bv Mrs. Naths n Cannady and runner-up was Mrs. Locke Muse. Both received pretty aprons. Clothes pin aprons went to Mrs. Bill Bryan in the one hand of bingo and to the. guest, Mrs. John son. Those plaving wer® Mrs. John son. Mrs. Brvan, Mrs. Canmadv, Mrs. Muse. Mrs. Bill Cunningham. Mrs. Ed Tart, Mrs. Ben Hartsfield and the hostess. Dorcas Class Has Fortieth Birthday Mrs. J. P. Crumpler and Mrs. Mack M. Jernigan were hostesses Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Crumpler to the January business and social meet ing of the Dorcas Bible Class of the First Baptist Church. For the occasion the Crnmnler home was beautifully decorated with camelia. gladioli and potted plants carrying out. the clrss colors. Mrs. H. Paul Strickland gave the devotional using as her toolc “Thiouvhts, Words and Actions.” She jso'nt.ed out that “Many oennle know Ood onlv as he is manifes ted In us and that it matters a great deal what we think, what we sav and how we act. because the world Judges o”r religion by us.” Mrs. Perry Thomas, class presi dent. presided at the business meet ing and called for various commit tee renorts. Plans w*r» discussed for a bsnonet to be held in Anril. Mrs. Lillian Hood eaye the sec retary and treasurer’s renort. mhe class was celebrating its for t'»th anniversarv and Mu, r. j. penny gwe a brief sketch of its h'storv. She stated that th® Hass was organised in 1914 and from it three other adult cla«se« for la d'es have b®en organised. She gave th* ?iass theme a® follows: Colors - Red. white and yellow; Motto: Full of Good Works: Scrto ture: Trust, the Lord and do good, so shalt thou dwell in the land, and verilv thou shalt be fed —Psalms 37-8: Flower: Lilac: Aim: to Minister to Others: Song: Some body. The guests were Invited into the dining room for refreshments where the birthdav theme was carried out in the appointments. The table was covered with a lace cut-work doth and centered with a silver candel abra with burning yellow tapers. A beautifully decorated birthday cake with the date? 1914-1954 graced one end of the table and on the op posite end was placed a silver cos- NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Y" ’i To Those of you who have not paid 1953 taxes, I want to remind you that a penalty of one percent will be added after the first day of February. % For your convenience, I will be at the First Citizens Bank & Trust Company, in Dunn, N, C., Friday and Saturday, January 22 and 23,1954. DUNCAN P. RAY, JR. Harnett County Tax Collector. RUBIROSAS CURL UP WITH BOOKS > *»* 7' I PORFIRIO RUBIROSA and his bride, the wealthy Barbara Hutton, are shown during an evening at home in their New York hotel suite. They are looking over some books. The couple were forced to spend the first part of their honeymoon at home when illness of Barbara delayed a trip to the Dominican Republic. (International Exclusive) LITERARY REVIEW CLUB HAS JANUARY MEETING WITH MRS. H.C. TURLINGTON Mrs. H. C. Turlington was hos tess Tuesday afternoon at four at members and guests of the Literary Review Club. On arrival, guests were Invited into the dining room where Mrs. T. H. Sansom poured coffee and guests helped themselves to party sand wiches, decorated cakes, salted nuts and candies. The table held a cen terpiece of mixed early spring flow ers. Elsewhere in the home, cam ellias, begonias and greenery add ed a decorative note. In the absence of the president, Mrs. W. W. Stanfield presided over a routine business session. Mrs. W. M. Brannon was in charge of the afternoon program and gave a most interesting talk, using as her topic, “Problems of Mrs. Sam Clark , Jr. Fetes Fairfield Bridpe Club, Guests Mrs. Sam Clark Jr., entertained the Fairfield Bridge Club and a number of additional guests Tues day evening at eight. Covers were laid for dessert and the hostess served delicious lemon pie, salted nuts and coffee. A notted azalea and an attrac tive dried arrangement were effeet ‘v® in the room where the three tab’es were grouped. Mrs. C. D. Hutaff Jr., tallied high score among members and was re warded with an unusual candy box. Guest high, an ash trav, went to Mrst Mickey Rouse while runner ud for the even'ng was Mrs. Flovd Furr. She was given a pottery pit cher. A bread basket was the trav ®:W pri7® caotured bv Mrs. Leon McKay. Mrs. Clarence Roberts, who came in for refreshments, was re membered with a hostess gift. Invited guests with Mrs. Rouse fee service. Mrs. Perry Thomas poured coffee and Mrs. H. Paul Strickland served the cake. The hostesses assisted bv Miss Fran ces Crumpler passed nuts and mints. Those present were: Mesdames R. J. Denny. H. Paul Strickland. Billy Hodges, Paul L. Strickland, Harvey mcner. Milton Raynor. Fannie Lee Altman, Charles Skinner, Oliver Manning, L"by Navlor. T. A. Core, Lillian A. Hood, C. H. Strickland. Ralnh Warren, L. C. Maynard, C. A. ‘McLean, R. A. Dranghon, J. Per ry Thomas, C. T. McGugan, Ray L. Horrell, X. W. Keene, R. J. Peter son. Jule T. Mann, John H. Her ring. George Arthur Jackson, E. Ralph Maxwell, Miss Ophelia Mat thews and the hostesses. Mrs. Jer nigan and Mrs. Crumpler. the Small Business.” The speaker gave a definition of small business and told of their problems for sur vival. The general theme for the club’s programs this year is “Some Aspects of the Amer.can Economic System” and each month a sub-topic is used. A round table discussion was en joyed by the members following the talk by Mrs. Brannon. Members attending were, Mrs. Stanfield, Mrs. Brannon, Mrs. B. Johnson, Miss Blanche Grantham, Miss Jane Williams, Miss Rachel Clifford, Mrs. Charles Skinner, Mrs. B. C. Pridgen. Mrs. Ed Purdie, Mrs. Charles D. Hutaff, Mrs. Guy Har dee and Mrs. Eugene Smith. Invited guests were Mrs. T. H. Sansom and Mrs. Sam Lockhart. and Mrs. Roberts were Mrs. D. K. Stewart, Mrs. Carl Fitchett Jr., and Mrs. G. T. Exum Jr. Members playing were Mrs. Hu taff, Mrs. Furr, Mrs. McKay. Mrs. Joe Gardner, Mrs. Ted Burweil, Mrs. Glenn Hooper Jr., Mrs. Pam Davis and Mrs. Kenneth Howard. The hostess served hors d’oeuvres and tomato Juice while the card game was in progress. Mrs. Wiggins Has TEL Class Meet Mrs. Kate Wiggins, class teach er, was hostess to the T. E. L. class of the First Baptist Church at its January meeting Tuesday evening at eight. Mrs. V. L. Stephens used the 103rd Psalm as the basis for an inspiring devotional thought and In her talk, she stressed the mercv of God. Mrs. Locke Campbell, president, presided during the evening and encouraging reports were given by the enlistment chairman and group cantains. Community missions were discussed and general business was completed. ‘Resolutions of respect for the late Mrs. Herbert Taylor and Mrs. M. L. Jackson were read by Mrs. R. A. Duncan and Mrs. G. W. Hen rv. respectively, and were adopted. The secretary was Instructed to s©nd copies to members of the two families and to the church. Mrs. Archie Burns closed the meeting w)th prayer. A social hour was held and hu morous games were directed by Mrs. Duncan. The hostess served Russian tea, cookies and nuts to the 23 members and six visitors at tending. IN ROCKY MOUNT Mrs. W. E. Rvals, Mrs. Vaughn Hutaff and son Bill were In Rocky Mount for a few days this week. THE DAILY RECORD, DUNN, N- C- Mrs. Abe Elmore Complimented At Linen Shower Mrs. Abe Elmore, recent bride, was complimented Monday even ing at a surprise linen shower giv en by two of her co-workers In Fayetteville. Hostesses for the. bri dal affair were, Miss Ann Franck, and Miss Betty McMillan. The par ty was held at the Franck home on Raeford Road in Fayetteville. On arriving, the honoree was presented an array of beautiful lin en gifts which she opened, after which games were enjoyed during the evening. Greenery was effectively used in the living room of the home .and in the dining room a pink and white color scheme prevailed. The table was covered with a handsome cut work cloth and held a nosegay of pink carnations with long satin streamers extending across the table. Pink candles in silver holders illuminated the appointments. Miss McMillan poured tea and guests served themselves dainty chicken salad sandwiches, date and nut roll sandwiches, bridal cakes decorated in pink, salted nuts and mints. Those attending the lovely bridal courtesy were, Mrs. Elmore, hon oree, Miss Jean Slaughter, Mrs. Gretchen Ferretti, Mrs. Don Pen nett, Mrs. Bill Ridgway, Mrs. Bill Palmer, Mrs. Billy Byrd, Mrs. C. X. James, Mrs. George Moore. Mrs. John Barrett, Mrs. BUI Wyckoff, Mrs. Paul Thomas. Mrs. Eunice Williams and Mrs. Phil Relg, cou sin of the bride. Winsome Class Met At Westbrook Home The Winsome Class of the First Baptist Church met on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. H. A. Westbrook with Mrs. Bill Barfield and Mrs. J. I. Thomas as associate hostesses. Mrs. Frank Porter, president, opened the meeting with scripture reading from the 13th Chapter of John. This was followed by an in spiring reading and prayer. During the business meeting, the president Introduced two new mem bers, Mrs. M. L. Hight and Mrs. Nathan Tart. Reports were heard from the secretary, group captains and class minister. An arrangement of yellow glad ioli and potted plants were very at tractive In the home and the hos tesses served delightful canapes, as sorted cookies, hot chocolate and coffee. Those tn attendance were Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Hight. Mrs. Tart, Mrs. Davis Catlett, Mrs. J. M. Dawson, Mrs. Bert Hrggard, Mrs. Lavton Norris. Miss Virginia Pltttfrd. Mrs. Ernest Russell, Mrs. Ralph, Snipes, Mrs. John Thomas, M r s. Margaret, Warren. Mrs. Albert Watkins, Mrs.' Jes«le Weeks, Mrs. Cecil Jernigan and the hostesses. Erwin News Youth Rally To Be Held In Erwin On Sunday ev®nine, January 24 a Youth Pallv will be held at the Advent Chrlst'an Church. Harnett and Johnston Cmmty churches will t>arti*'nate In this event and also the Wilmington area will be repre sented. This is a special rally for the new youth eamn. Camp Dixie, on the coa«t near Wilmington. It will be an inspirational affair to stimu late interest In the camD. There will be sneakers on hand to tell of first hand exuerlences at the camp and to encourage the attendance of the vouth of the church. Sing ing will be enioved by the group and the past oresident of the con ference will be the guest sDeaker. All boys and girls are urged bv their pastor. Reverend I. Clyde Shenhard to be on hand for a won derful time. HERE FROM VA. Mrs. I-eon Lee of Newport News. Va.. snent, the nest weekend with her daughters. Mrs. T.lnwnnd Bar hour of Benson and M's. Raymond Stephenson of Erwin. Mrs. Stephen son returned home with her mo ther for a week’s visit. i Mrs. A. W. Woodworth is in Mem orial Hospital lnDanvllle, Va., where she had undergone anoperation. Mrs. D. A. P*ttv has returned home after a visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Griffin In Dur ham. RETURN FROM HOSPITAL Mr* Reuben Jones and infant son have returned to their home on S. Elm Ave. after several days in the Dunn Hospital. QUINN'S Funeral Home ■ m M), - 3§ ** EARL D. FARTHING, .Dunn Senior at Wake Forest College was elected president of the Cullom Ministerial Conference for the second semester Tuesday night. The conference, named in honor of Dr. W. R. Cullom is an organisation composed of the ' ministerial students at the college Farthing, has served as secretary of the organization. SAVINGS eJfTry sAvnuslKgr HOOD'S DRUG STORE TEL. 2348 WE DELIVER i Pepto-Bismol, Boi 98< I IJL * pacouins Rlf f BiSoDol Powder, soz 89c I I Excising New ■ ■ Miles Nervine, Boz 98 1 I I |jX l Beauty lotion R 1 *'/> iQa i B ftrwi 1 oi. “T* I 100-5 GRAIN yd ASPIRIN 9c S iiuiAin H CARTON OF 50 11 "S' 11001 MATCHES lie BS , 00 s9ll 1 1 000-1 GRAIN —a SACCHARIN 59c I D- r Scholls I KLEENEX 10c I ZINO-PADS I Hi I AA I TALL CAN MILK CARNATION 12c | 1 Shave Mirror ''<69e® I Aqua Velva, 5 oz. 59« I 1 ■Mflfns Gillette Blue Blades, 20s 98( I Large 99 a 1 Mennen Lather Shove,4Vaox. 53< n Site Omß I Old Spice Shave Cream . 50c [ i JL, *Bff #Curt “ I White Rain Shampoo, 3V: oz. 60< I Vaseline Cream Hair Tonic 59| I I CAa I UfPpM Shadow Wave, refill 1.50 I vUG I Rayve Creme Shampoo, lg_s3« ■ Girl Scout (Continued frotn page one) first term as executive secretary, made an encouraging report and thanked the council for the cooper ation shown her. She also offi ciated at the induction ceremony for new officers. Reports were made by retiring chairman W. W. Seymour of San ford, financial chairman and Mrs. Hal Bradley of Lilllngton, troop or ganization chairman. Seymour told the group that the financial picture looks bright. Al ready for 1954, $5,557.98 has been turned in on an annual budget of $10,020. Lillington and Erwin have contributed $350 each. Mrs. Brad ley said two training courses for adult leaders had been given in the past year. Gold and green Scout colors were used in the table decorations and favors'. Mrs. J. Grady Johnson of Lillington was dinner chairman. Others from Lillington attending were: Mrs. Ed Moore, Mrs. Harry Schafran, Mrs. J. H. Blackman. Mrs. Robert Womble, Mrs. Joel Lay ton Jr., Mrs. M. T. Phelps. Misses Vara Lpe Thornton, Alice McKen zie and Theola Register. Towns with representatives at the dinner included Rittsboro, GoMs ton, Robbins. Southern Pines, Lil l-Tigton, Siler City, Sanford, West * . I ■■■■ ... IN WASHINGTON, as in all sections of the East, a heavy snowfall eon® gested the capital’s main arteries and created traffic problems. Here, the driver of a snowplow in front of the White House gets directions on what to do about a five-inch snowfall. (International) End, Erwin, Pinehurst, Carthage | and Pine Bluff. PAGE THREE FOUNTAIN SPECIALS Barbecue on a bun with slaw 21c Heinz Vegetable Soup Served with crackers 13c Southern Dairies Ice Cream pint.... 19c Anahist Nasal Spray a ~jl S^9Bc|| ff Geritol The Family [7 i ’* Tonic yi Si, $2.98 . WILMMT |l art P TUSSY Win 4 and Weather Lotion yS S 50c 4-WAY H Cold Tablets “7 J '-*• *• 49c fa j^:sa lit \ h Jnr-' ••• ■•! n'^jdK I i 9 • 5 V v^Sj^tPiV..•; ti&aA ,-l nn * IVIOIT impOfTQDT Tn mMw tktek •( IMtariM »•» mtHm mttl aarrlnV «gay,Vß

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