B*SDAy AFTERNOON, MARCH SO, 1954
HI’S. Johnson Is
puest Speaker
■ Mrs, Jimmie Johnson, of Fayette-
RUe, was guest speaker at the
Parch of the South River
Sarhen- Club Tuesday evening at
■ O’clock, Her subject was Arrang
es flowers. Mrs. Johnson demon
■rated her talk by making several
■MDjgements, giving rules and in
■ructlons to guide the amateur.
■Mrs. J, E. Graham presented Mrs.
Rhnsoa to the club members and
■tests following the business ses-
Son presided .over by the presi
■Rt. Mrs. A. M. Strickland.
Ilkrs. J. E. Graham, Chairman of
Me Nominating Committee, pre
■hted the following names for e
■ction to be officers for the coming
■•r: Mrs. Marshall Williams, Vice
Resident; Mrs. H. T. Caine, se
■etary-treasurer; Mrs. Cecil Mc
■turin, historian reporter. Th<
late was unanimously elected. Mrs.
Pel Strickland, present vice-presv
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dent automatically became presi
dent.
The State Garden Bchool, to be
held March 39->0 in Fayettevil.e
at Snider Memorial Chwch, was
announced by the president. The
Lumberton Flower Show on April
14, was also announced.
Plans for the annual picnic at
Laurel Lake on April 6 were com
pleted.
Mrs. McLellan Wade was wel
comed as a new member.
Guests were Mrs. Marie Porter
of Fayetteville, Mrs. S. 8,. Phillips
and Mrs. Malta McArthur of Wade,
Rt. 1.
The hobtess, Mrs. E. T. McLaurin.
served apple pie a-la-mode, nuts
and coffee.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Grove an
nounce the birth of a son, James
Sheldon, in Highsmith Hospital in
Fayetteville, March 25th. Mrs.
Groves L the former Miss Myrtle
Young of Hope Mills.
Couples Class I
Has Meet , Honor®
A. A. Amerines ■
The Young Married Couples Hi
of Glad Tidings Church
night at the home of Mr.
Silas Whittenton with Mr.
Carl dormer associate
hostess. HH
Mr. Whittenton, class ’
presided and welcomed the
For the devotional thought,.jj
Ervin Ragan read ”'j
the first Chapter of
made appropriate
A number of y
amusing games were led
Conner assisted by Mrs.
ley. m^HWS
The class presented a
TV-style lamp to the
Mrs. A. A. Amerine, who
ing this week r or
where Mr. Amerine has H|
a pastorate. In his
Mr. Amerine expressed
leaving and appreciation to
for their fine work and
tion during his stay here. HB
The hostesses, assisted tHB
Stanley served delicious pH|
cheese and ham
chips, brownies, mints
Colas. |HH
Flower arrangements in
included a very attractive
bouquet composed of iris,
spirea and a low bowl of
mellias.
Special guests with Rev.
Mrs. Amerine were. Major and
John Lindvall of Fort Bragg.
Edison Stewart and Mr. and
Mack Barefoot.
Others attending were Mr.
Mrs. Lofton Tart, Mr. and
E M. Whittenton, Mr. and ll
William Bryant, Mr. and Mrs jH
ry Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. OhsuH
Cottle, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin
Mr and Mrs. Shelton Norris,
and Mrs. Willard Tyndall, Mr. aH
Mrs. Dallle B. Jackson. Mr. aB
Mrs. Robert Page, Mrs. Dick Mai
nard, Mrs. Cleon Wilson, Mrs. Ha|
ry Thompson, Miss Ethel PittmaJ
Mrs. Bill Stanley, and Oras Whifl
tenton, Jr. J
Major Lindvall, chaplain at Fort
Bragg, closed the meeting with
prayer.
Vanns Entertain
At Beach Home
Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Vann were
gracious hosts Saturday when they
honored the Mary Stewart School
faculty, their husbands, and the
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Lineberger at
a very enjoyable luncheon at their
new summer home at Wrightsville
Beach.
The entire house was decorated
with spring flowers. The dining
noom table and auxiliary tables
were centered with lovely arrange
ments of yellow jonquils.
Guests enjoyed a delicious lun
cheon consisting of glazed sugar
cured ham, potato salad, English
peas, crab apples, carrot sticks, Ja
panese fruit cake and coffee.
Prior to the luncheon, the group
attended the Azalea Festival and
parade In Wilmington.
Guests attending the luncheon
were, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Milam,
Mrs. C. M. Hodges, Mrs. Meta God
win, Miss Virginia Pittard, Mrs.
Oliver Manning, Mrs. Eva Catlette,
Musi Archie Burns, Mm. B, L.
Frink, Mrs. L. C. Ezzell, Mr. and
Mrs. Luby Naylor and daughter,
Margaret Lee and the Rev. and
Mrs. J. W. Lineberger.
Other guests who attended the
Festival and spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Vann and daugh
ter, Virginia were, Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. Godwin, Jr., and daughter,
Mrs.
Hostess To Club
Mrs. Lee Sandlin was hostess
Monday night at eight to members
and two additional guests of the
Gay Eight Bridge Club.
Bouquets of camellias and Jon
.qulls lent a note of spring In the
room where two tables were In
play. Between progressions, the
hostess served a delectable chicken
salad plate with plmiento cheese
sandwiches, cocoanut fudge squares
and Coca Colas. Candy was on the
tables during the game.
At the end of play, Mrs. Gar
land Roebuck held the top score
for the evening’s game and was
rewarded with a pretty bracelet.
Second high, a compact, was won
by Mrs. Ed Wade and for con
solation, Mrs. Ri A. Duncan Jr.,
received Katherine Beecher mints.
Mis. Jim Yearby and Mrs. Vau
ghn Hutaff were special guests
and members playing in addition
to the above were, Mrs. Marvin
Godwin, Mrs. I'al Jernigan and
Mrs. Betty Bass. i
ATTEND BANQUET
Mr. and Mrs L. C. DuPree, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McLeod, Mr
Wlndell Jernigan and Miss Sue
Jernigan attended a banquet and
dance at the Washington Duke Ho
tel in Durham, N.C. last Friday
night. The affair was given by the
Life and Casualty Insurance Cc
for employees and guests of tha
company.
ißrrell
Sr. has announced plans fob her
marri-ig- Sunday, April 4, to Jbhn
Alva Willoughby, son of Mrs. Da/ id
Wilson of Dunn. \
The five o’clock double ring cere
mony will be solemnized in the
Divine Btreet Methodist Church
with the bride’s pastor, the Rev
erend J. W. Llnebergei, assisted by
Dr. George Cuthrell, pastor of the
bridegroom, officiating.
Mrs. L. L. Coats, Jr. soloist, and
Mrs. Reta Whittenton, organist, will
present a program of wedding
music.
The bride will be given In mar
riage by her brother. John Lloyd
Sorrell, Jr. and Mrs. Gordon
Townsend will attend her sister as
matron of honor and only attend
ant.
George Willoughby of Fort Ben
ning, Ga. will serve as best man for
his brother and ushers will be, Ca-l
Parrish, Jr. of Wilson Mills,
Eugene Massey of Zebulon, Mar
shall Edward Strickland, of Dunn,
cousin of the g-oom, and Richard
Sorrell of Dunn, brother of the
bride.
Honorary bridesmaids will be
Miss Edith Sorrell and Miss Jean
Sorrell, sisters of the bride, Miss
Betty Ann Butts of Buie’s Creek.
Miss Rogie Tyler, Miss Jennie Bar
bour, Miss Betty Sue Draughon.
Miss Polly Pope, Miss Jeanne Goff,-
Miss Jennie Smith, Mrs. Howard
Graham Hodges, Miss Fannie Sue
Tumage, Mrs. Ben Goff and Miss
Sue Wilson, sister of the groom.
The bridal couple will receive ir.
the vestibule of the church im
mediately following the wedding.
HOME ECONOMICS SOCIETY
Miss Hattie Ruth Wilson has been
invited to join Phi Omicron, na
tional honorary home economics
society, at East Carolina College
where she is a student. Members
are chosen on the basis of excel
lence in scholarship and qualities of
leadership.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. Paul Hester has returned to
her home here after being a pa
tient in Watts Hospital for the
past two weeks.
HOSPITAL PATIENT
Mrs. Jaiqes Surles is confined t»
the Dunn Hospital where she un
derwent surgery last week.
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ignored At Shower
A profusion of lovely spring
flowers decorated the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Ennis of Coats
Friday night, when Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Pollard were feted at a
miscellaneous shower. Many lovely
gifts were received. Afterwards the
guests enjoyed playing severa 1
games
The hostess served open faced
sandwiches, potato chips, mints and
punch.
Those attending the shower were
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pollard, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Allred, Mr. and
Mrs. Hoyt Stephenson ai)d Angela,
■Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ennis and
Deborah, Mrs. G. W. Stephenson,
Mrs. Junie Stevens, Mrs. Florence
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Ennis, Mrs. Lois Jordon, Mr. Alton
Grimes, Miss Joyce Maynard, Mr.
Jackie Pope, Miss Sandra Taylor
Mr. Cecil Stephenson, Mr. W. F.
Williams and Mr. Wayne Grimes.
Mr. and Mrs. Pollard were mar
ried March 14th at the home of
Judge Ford in Dillon, S. C.
Mrs. Pollard is the former Helen
k Earnhardt daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Earnhardt of Dunn. Mr.
Pollard is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Allred also of Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Pollard are making
their home at 704 East Broad
Dunn. ' > '
HOME FROM CHAPEL HILL
Mrs. Fred Byldrly returned to her
home Saturday following a stay
at Memorial Hospital In Chapel Hill
where she underwent treatment for
bursitis. She is much Improved.
IN HOSPITAL HERE
Mrs. B. A. Bracey is a patient in
the Dunri Hospital.
MBITS IN CLINTON
Mrs. E. H. Kirby and Mack
Dorman spent Sunday In Clinton
with Mrs. Kirby’s daughter and
son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McArthur and children.
VIRGINIA VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sale McFaddin
of Martinsville, Va. spent a part of
the week end here with Mrs. Mc-
Fadclin’s mother, Mrs. Neill
McLauchlin.
IN tENNESSEE
Mrs. Thurman Ennis is spend
ing sometime In Fayetteville, Ten
nessee with her mother, Mrs. George
Creson, who is ill in the hospital
there with mearles.
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drowiTT when a ponton boat over
turned on a lake during a train
ing exercise here.
WASHINGTON lift Treasury
Secretary George M. Humphrey be
lieves the celling on the national
debt will have to be raised “early
this fall” when the government mas
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PAGE THREE
Into the "lean half of the tax re
ceipt year.
COLUMBIA, S. C. m The state
president of the NAACP said to
day Gov. James F. Btyrnes was
“correct In every word” in saying
civilization as the South knows it
will be gone if segregation is de
clared unconstitutional. James M.
Hinton declared “segregation is on
the way out, and othing will hap
pen.”
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