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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 4, 1954 - •' stfllk ■Bl "'^® HONEYCUTTS CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING AT BENSON SUNDAY To celebrate the fiftieth year of their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Simon P. Honeycutt were honored at a reception given by their children on Sunday afternoon, February 28 from 3 until 6 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Ersklne Honeycutt of Fay etteville and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lucas of Erwin invited about five hundred friends to call by the Ma con Hotel In Benson and greet thetr parents on the happy occas ion. Greeting guests on arrival were Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Strick land with Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Rose making the presentations to the receiving line which was com posed of Mr. and Mrs. Honeycutt, Mr. and Mrs. Ersklne Honeycutt and Mr. and Mrs. Lucas. , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore of Ra leigh directed guests from the re ceiving line to the guest registra tion book where Mr. and Mrs. Ro ble Porter of Benson and Fayette villf, Jjresldffl. The hall desk on which the registration book rest ed was attractively decorated with jonquils and yellow mums with a soft glow from the golden colored candles In the background. Os in terest on the desk was the 50-year old miniature of the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. Honeycutt, on their wedding day. Decorations in the hall were entirely in gold. The ela- < borate gilded chandeliers, originally styled to hold candles, held golden tapers in quantities. Suspended un derneath the chandeliers were mas sive double wedding rings of simu lated gold with showers of gold ribbons extending from nosegays. The center stairway and newels were decorated with a profusion of flold colored chrysanthemums in ! jardinieres standing before a back- : ground of palms. Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis, pro prietors of the hotel, stood under ] JUST A PLEASANT DRIVE I 25 miles to the HOTEL PRINCE CHARLES Fayetteville, N. C. Sunday Chicken Dinner $1.25 12 Noon To 2 P. M. Sunday Night Buffet Supper $1.50 6 to 8 p. m. Children's plates —75 c Minute Steak $1.50 Small Sirloin 2.50 Lrg. Sirloin 3.00 Filet Mignon 2.00 T-Bone VA lb. 3.25 Chef's Salad Bowl - Roquefort French Fried Potatoes Half Maine Lobster $2.00 Whole Maine Lobster $3.00 Good Food, Carefully Prepared And Served In A Pleasant Environment HOTEL PRINCE CHARLES A. F. DENISE, Catering Manager Fayetteville, N. C. Phone 2-2121 ~ V - ■' li yV • a smilax-festooned archway near a seven-branched candelabra with yellow candles, to direct guests in the lavishly decorated dining room. Mrs. Ezra Parker, an attendant at the Honeycutt wedding fifty years ago, was seated at the refreshment table to serve wedding cake. Here the decorations added much to the beauty of the occasion with a hand some embroidered Irish linen cloth covering the table and wide gold satin ribbons crossed in the cen ter of the table and extending to the four corners where they ter minated with nosegays of dwarf chrysanthemums tied with gold me tallic ribbons cascading from the table edge. Centering the table was a massive gold wedding ring from the center of which rose a pedes tal cake stand holding a tiered wedding cake elaborately iced In gold and bearing on its top tier • miniature bride and groom. Assisting ip jervlng cake, fruit punch, party sandwiches, nuts and mlhts were Mrs. Moses A. Peacock, Mrs. J. Danf3rd Britt, Mrs. C. C. Canady Jr., Mrs. Will Woodall, Mrs. Robert Denning, Miss Elsie Turling ton, all of Benson, and Mrs. Stu art Matthews of Angler. Glided magnolia leaves, wedding bells and ionquils were used profusely on the buffet and mantle in the dining room. Directing guests to the gift room were Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lee and receiving there were Miss Neta Tur lington of Benson, Mrs. A. D. Gregg of Fayetteville, Mrs. Ora Brunk. niece of Mrs. Simon Honeycutt, of Four Oaks. A varied musical program was rendered throughout the calling hours by Miss Wilhelmlna TJtley, Mrs. JesSe T. Morgan, Mrs. Gar ris Yarborough and Zeb V. Step henson Jr., all of Benson and Lib by Blythe, Walter H. Brown, Gll- Legion Auxiliary . Has March Meet The American Legion Auxiliary ! held its March meeting Tuesday ; evening at the home of Mrs. R. A. Duncan Sr., with Mrs. C. L. Guy, Br., serving as associate hostess. The Duncan home was thrown ensuite for the meeting and beau- 1 tifully decorated with a profusion of jonquils, Japanese quince and ca mellias. The meeting was opened with the flag salute, the preamble and the national anthem. Mrs. Duncan led In the meditation. General business was discussed with Mrs. V. L. Stephens presiding. Guest speaker for the evening was Dr. George Cuthrell, who in spired the group with his message on “Back To God Through Com munity Service.” During the social hour, guests were Invited Into the dining room where' Mrs. Guy poured Russian tea and Mrs. Rodney Chestnut as sisted in serving dainty ham sand wiches, canapes, hors d’ oeuvres and cookies. A lovely bowl of red Camellias flanked by red tapers in silver candelabra graced the table. Those attending; were, i JAfs. George Upchurch, Mrs. C. T. Mc- Gugan, Mrs. Mae Draughon. Mrs. Keith Finch, Mrs. W. S. Mason, Mrs. Mack Hodges, Mrs. Lillian Sur les, Miss Louise McGugan, Mrs. Rodney Chestnut, Mrs. V. L. Ste phens, Mrs. Allen Lee, Mrs. Sam Dowd, Mrs. John Bain and Dr. Cu threll. IN MOUNT OLIVE Mrs. C. L. Guy and Mrs. Charles Guy Jr., and daughters visited Mrs. R. A. Weeks In Mount Olive Wed nesday. IN RALEIGH Mrs. Boyd Hodges and daughter, Janet and Mrs. Charles Driver were In. Raleigh Tuesday. ATTEND GAME Mr. and Mrs. Willie Moss at tended the basketball game this af ternoon at the Coliseum In Ra ; leigh. RETURNS HOME Mrs. Charles Driver returned to her home in Lumberton Wednes day after spending a few davs here j with her sister, Mrs. Boyd. Hodges. SHOPPERS IN RALEIGH Mrs. No-wood Stephenson and j daughter, Peggy, were shoppers In Raleigh on Tuesday. RETURNS FROM HOBPITAL Mrs. Evelyn McLean has return ed to her home In Erwin from Duke Hospital where she has been a oa- i Kent f»r the past several weeks. | , Mrs. McLean holds a position here! as bookkeeper with Louis Baer? Co. i ‘ IMPROVING M's. Louis Baer Ls 'mnroving at her ho’r’e after being 111 with flu fo the na«t, several w»e)rs. She ls still confined to her home however. PRESBYTERIAN CTRCLEB Circle No. I. Monday 10-15 A. M —Mrs. Hal. Jordan, chairman at home of Mrs Aleev Johnson. Clrr’e No. tt Monday in-15 A. M J —Mrs. Ed Purdte chairman, at home of Mrs. T H. Saneom. Cir-dc No. rrf Mcmdev 3-30 P. M Mm. J M Ba'n. chairman at Vtn*ne nf axr« E. H. .U-a'esn. C<rr>e No TY Monday 3-30 P M Mm. v. B. Poole, cho'rman, at heme of Mrs M B. Boole. C'r-V No. V. Monday 3:30 P. M Mrs Mvree THehmsn. chairman, as. heme of Mrs, Paul Walker. C-V No. VT. Menday R OO P. M Mrs. FranV Be'ote chairman, at. homo nf Mrs K. F. TToarard Jr. Cl-ole No VTT Mond,v 8:00 P. M Mrs. Marv'n Godwin, ebatrmah. at home of Mrs. D. K. Stewart. Jr Clrci- No VTTT Mondav 8:00 P. M. —Mrs. Ben Goff, chairman, at home of Mrs. Carl Fltchett, Jr. DAUGHTER is born Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Rose of ’Bonaon announce the birth of a daughter, Miriam Ann, on Friday. Eobruary ’6 at. Rex Hospital In Baietah. Mrs. Rose 1« the former Miss Miriam Davis of Rocky Mount. D.A.R. RECEIVES AWARD Mrs. Fai«on Hicks, regent of th* Come Mug Harnett Chanter of the Cauirhters of the American Revo lution, attended the Mth state con ference of the DAR Tuesday In nurham. She was accompanied bv mis* Fmilv Grant Thomas and Mias Alice Prince who served as pages and attended the luncheon given >n honor of the naves. The Cornel ius Harnett Chanter achieved the •♦•ndards to make the honor roll. This chanter was one of several to receive such sn award. M1«« inclHe Jemigan and Mrs. J. W. Thornton Sn, are also la Durham attending the meeting. hert Bechreat and Pete Sell, all of W<nston-8«lem. Ooodbves were said to Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Levinson. Housework Easy Without; Nagging Backache asy'iSagffSiSgjsgsa tMtfek. WWaiomafwri4ir«2WiM«jek u rtr— and atrain, mmm tM> teportut THE DAILY RFCORD, N. C. ~ ANGIER P.T.A. MEETING “ The Angler P. T. A. met Tuesday night, March 2, in the Angier School Lunchroom for their regu lar monthly meeting. The pro gram. under the d rection of Mrs. Royster Young, centered about the topic, ‘‘Emotional Attitudes oi School Children.” Rev. O. Van Stephens, pastor of the Angier Baptist Church, open ed the meeting with a prayer. 11 " ' 1,1 “■ ii. .i "!**!* "i ills' MPIGGLY WIGGLY to the families' i. What a wonderful varie- iL—, Aha m™V m m I M ything at PIGGLY WIG- Jf J| IV jly A WK M. M 'll find suggestions and yggSrw— W *Bßb every turn Dependable OLD VIRGINIA STRAWBERRY L Lj) roven quality and cour- Baf* service Yes, everv jr is Eg Eg B 3Eg vour friends and neigh- B B*BBBBBB Bvß ™ BB BBr I their shopoinq at +heir _ . GGLY WIGGLY. Come TaKe Home .m BBT Several Jars • a-01. 1 mj. A, Thi.L ow Biass X|/C 00HAU.0UCK l uMATO SOUP seS MAYONNAISE c ß pb..r, 2 PINEAPPLE .w s' 29*1 DnTATAIii! £fCKTAIL h F rS s coT 25* bw I #li I vCJ , Mil I HIL . 4J U. S. No. 1 White 4,4 QA CREAM CORF whK c 2Y ,olb b °3 19c 100 lb AADnETkI DtAC APRIL 17-OZ. GREEN HARD HEAD FRESH GBEEN MIXED ilAKUtll rtAO showers con IV Cabboge 3 lbs. 11c SALAD 23c PORK & BEANS 1 2 29 f —»» fzrzzz SPAGHETTI Basiss ONIOWS 3 lbs ~ llc ' SLAW , 19c MEATLESS TOMATO JUICE D 27* v VEALSTEAK Oil || A y - to, oALMUII Select P oo * l #V« SmE Fancy Alaska No. Vi SWIFTS ORIOLE PINK aB g g | BACON r nd 67c —l —'WNfcUjfo | If I b tray m borden s granulated A tender veal shoulder STARLAC . n '39c SUGAR. 5^49c IL HEINZ TOMATO MAXWEU HOUSC INSTANT tfl vnwra 10. I *TC KETCHUP. —27 c JONES’ ALL MEAT ¥ W ■ BetUe W VWrrSli . 011 §1 Baa m b FRANKS mo 47c 3« 85t syrup . a#. ,; ECONOMICAL VEAL CHUCK MUELLER'S AUNT JEMIMA V ASr Macaroni 2 27e Ri* ta 19c f I 10 "Ml# 1 NABISCO PREMIUM PET, CARNATION er BORDEN CRACKERS^2Sc MILK . 3 -40 c Vejwro IP. OYt HAIR TONIC -29 c TEA .. -33 c Downy make Frozen j SAVE! lilirri CIJ HOW? WITH SAH I B VC W W n ArrLto -sr ivir-js, m\\ Übl«mi I U uXm I STAMPS YOU CAN GET 111 ■ H t ■ B H B U u t , _ HUNDREDS OF WON- mJ | ABB IB M Q Bii rtoat ana aorvo oerful gifts at no | || ■ | B B ■ lam COST TO YOU. ONLY AT I II ■■ A ■ I IS I I BK^| A- _ PIGGLY WIGGLY CAN ■■ 3 -a, 4Q« gsaa . ‘ ' g,. V ■ - .... " \ * ' m. - - • r i Qial ! 'The main feaure of the evening wax a wry interesting panel dis cussion on which the following members participated: Dr. R. M. Fink, Mental Hyg.ene Consultant, State Dept, of Public Instruction, Raleigh; Mrs. L. M. Johnson, An gier; Mrs. G. Van Stephenson, An gier; and Mr. Beamon Kelly, Di rector of Instruction, Harnett County Schools, Raleigh. At this meeting there were more parents present than at any pre vious meeting. In the room count which was conducted by Mrs. L. G. Stephen son, Mrs. Sutton’s first grade won the $5.00 attendance prize for the grades, and Mr. McLean’s eleventh grade won $5.00 attendance prize for the high school for having the h ghest percentage of parents: present. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Haywood Hall, P. T. A. president. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 30. VISITS PARENTS Mrs. Glenn Riddle and daughter Kathy spent the weekend in Dunn with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. j Williams. PAGE THREE CHARLOTTE I* finT **.■' mer state representatlwi firm candidates today for tbe Dress cratic nomination in the Hf..- primary to oppose KepnMtca* .Ityfr 1 Charles R. Jonas for the Iftb Dis trict congressional seat. Marvin Rttch •£. Charlotte and ML Roper (f. Lincoln ton snnoaneod their candidacies for the post won in 1952 by Jonas from veteran Dem ocratlc Rep. Hamilton Jonea. ,
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