MONDAY AFTERNOON, IVfAlr VI, 1954
* Erwin Social Happenings -i-
Bob Stone Died
In Erwin Friday
Robert Lee (Bob) Stone, 63 of
Erwin. Route 1, died Friday night
at 10:30 o'clock in Good Hope Hos
pital at Erwin. He had been in ill
health for several months but died
suddenly of a heart attack.
Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon at 3 o’clock at the
Erwin Chapel Church. The Rev,
P. O. Jackson of Erwin officiated.
Burial was in the church cemetery,
Mr. Stone was a native of Har
nett, son of the late John L. and
Lauretta Bayles Stone. He was en
gaged in farming. He was active
in the Erwin Chapel Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Wil
lie Johnson Stone: four sons, Al
bert and George £ r .one of Erwin,
Route 1, Hubert Stone of Buckroe.
Beach, Va., and Junior Stohe of
Dunn, Route 3: rour daughters,
Mrs. Myrtle Turlington of Benson,
Route 3: Mrs. Dorothy Dixon of
Buie's Creek; Mrs. Ruth Matthews
of Coats;- Mrs. Mabellc Johnson of
Erwin, Route 1; three brothers, L.
H. Stone and W. T. Stone of Coats.
Route 1; and Boss Stone of Lil
lington, two sisters, Mrs. Betty Da
rroch of Coats and Mrs. Pearl Caus
by of Durham: also 31 grandchil
dren and one great-grandchild.
Church Women Met
At Stamper Home
Circle No. .2 of the V.-oven of the
Presbyterian Church met on Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs.
E. M. Stamper. Mrs. Oeorge Julian
is leader of the circle and pre
sided at the opening.
Mrs. Fulton Godwin gave the de
votional and Mrs. E. H Lasater
presented a most interesting pro
gram on ‘'How Does Your Family
Grow." >
After the routine business session
Mrs. Stamper served punch and
cookies to Mrs Orestes Ennis, Mrs.
C. E. Raiford, Mrs. H. Lucas, Mrs.
J. R Jakeman, Mrs. Evelyn Mc-
Lean, Mrs. Houston Faircloth. Mrs.
Carl Cameron, Mrs. Alton McDon
ald, Mrs. Lasater and Mrs. Julian.
Beth Woodall
Presents Program
The Girl’s Auxiliary of the First
Baptist Church held their meeting
on Monday afternoon at the church.
Judy Avery is president and she
presided at the opening, calling
for the Watchword, and Allegiance.
After the offering was taken it
was decided during the business
session which followed that flowers
would be taken to several sick.pea
pie. «s .their oommunity mission
work.
Beth Woodall, program chairman,
then presented a most interesting
mission program with fourtten of
the girls taking part. The program
was closed with sentence prayers
with all the girls participating and
\ with the sohg "We've 'A Story To
Tell." Janet Hollingsworth also sang
“The ‘Lord’s lawyer.” For the dos
ing prayer "Thank You Lord ‘for
Saving My Soul" was sung.
Along with Mrs. J. C. Pollard,
counsellor, those present were Bar
bara Tysoh. Joyce Lee, Bonita Ste - '
phens. Barbara McCaskill, Betty >:
Down. Ccnnie Stewart. Linda Au
try, Frankie Messer, Sharon Mur- <
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Judy Taylor, Judy Strickland. Carol
Toth, Becky Langdon, Pat Turling
ton and Beth Woodall.
t Mascots Entertain
[ Erwin Seniors
The Mascots of the senior class
. of Erwin High School erttertained
, the seniors and high school fa
culty members with a delicious
’ spaghetti dinner at Gray's Grill
| on Monday evening at 7:30. Mas
’ cots are little Teresa Gray, daugh
t ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gray
. and Ray Patterson nephew of Mr
i Tommy Patterson.
Menu for the dinner was spa
. ghetti and meat balls, hot rolls,
iced tea and ice cream. Group
singing was enjoyed after dinner,
led by Mr. Patterson with Mlsr
Jo Ann Whitman as accompanist.
Seniors enjoying the dinner were
D. G. Gomedella, Jr., Patricia War
- ren, Larry Smith, Peggy Warren.
Bobby Suggs, P. H. Denning. Jr.
Mickey Giles, Ray Hail, Betty Ann
Julian, Marilyn Steinberg. Betty
Hope Byrd, Pat Whitman, Betty
Lou Byrd, Jo Ann Stephenson, Jo
Ann Whitman, Jessie Suggs, Annie
Ruth Core, Linda ones, Preston
Hayes-, Sylvia Fann, Barbara Ben
son, Clyde Warren, Regina Smith.
Ann Avery, Larry Mason, Fredis
West. Rachel Byrd, Wilma Hague
Delores West, G. L. Elderbaum,
Jr., Gene West, Benny Mason, H.
T. Elmore, Jurline Marsh, Edward
Smith, and Elizabeth Lovette.
Faculty members and other guest*
included; Mrs. B. B. Hudson. Mr
and Mrs. D. T. Stutts, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Byerly, Mrs. F. Hicks, Miss
Janet Byrd, Miss Gainey, Miss
Dale Lawson, Miss Winifred Ker
oodle, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gray
Miss Betty Lou Gray, Mr. and Mrs
James Jernigan. Miss Margaret
Smith, Tommy Patterson, and Mr
and Mrs. Ted Gray,
Party Is Given
For Jane Odom
Little Jane Odom, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Payton Odom, was
honored by her parents with s
birthday' party at her home on
Friday afternoon.
After several games were enjoyed !
on the back lawn, Jane opened (
her gifts, and Mrs. Odom, assisted
by Mrs. Mack Hardee, Mrs. El
dridge Norris and Mrs. Alex Odom
served the pink and white 'birth
day cake, nUts, potato chips and
Ice cream and gave Robin Hood
hats topped with balloons as fa
vors to jane, Mary Alice May
nard of Dunn, La Nell, Manfred,
and Vanis Hardee of Lillington
Debbie and Arthur Smith, Hazel
and Harriett Norris, ‘Danny John
son, Grace Earnshaw, Suaas Ennis,
Charlotte Crawford, Wayne and :
Rae OdOm, Tommy Baker, Elaine.
West, Billy Graham, kelly Whit
man, Tommy Pate, C. J. Jdhnson.
Rickey and Larry OdOm, Jack Pe
cora and Becky Barnes. ( ■
ray. La Verne Johnson, Janet Hol-
Mr. and Mrs. ItifUs Jenty God-;
win of Benson, Route 1, announce -
the birth of a daughter, Valerie, ,
Frances, on May 13, »54 at Good. ,
Hope Hospital. Mrs. Godwlh is the ,
former Miss Eliabeth Ann Greg- ,
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i Mrs. Knight Was
Hostess \ uesday
Mlss< Ruth Knight was hostess on
Tuesday Afternoon to the members
lof Circle No. '3 of the Women of
tne Presbyterian Church. Mrs. T.
J. Harper, leader, presided at the
meeting and called the group to
order. Mrs. J. M. Morgan present
ed the devotional from prepared
literature from “Day by Day." Dur
ing the business Assion plans were
made for the birthday party to be
held on Monday evening Vat the
general meeting.
The Bible study was given by
Mrs. George Stephens taken from
the Book of Alats and entitled
"Perfect Healer Converted."
A most interesting program was
given by Mrs. Myrtle Bauer on
*Wow Does Our Family Grow,"'
The meeting was closed with the
Mispah.
During the social hour which fol
lowed delicioiis refreshments were
enjoyed by Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Mor
gan; Mrs. Stephens Mrs. Bauer,
Mrs. Ruth Buie, Mrs. Ruth Hall,
Miss Annie Knight, Mrs. Dallas
'Johnson, Mrs. A. F. Woodruff, Mrs.
Stacey Whittington, and Mrs. Lew
is Parker.
Judy Faye Fann
Was Thursday
Mrs. Grady Fann, Jr., honored
her daughter. Judy Faye, on Thurs
day afternoon with a birthday par- I
ty celebrating her sixth birthday. I
Little Judy wore a pink rosebud
corsage to match her pink nylon
party dress and after she blew out
the candles on the cake all tire
children .sang "Happy Birthday" to
her. Games were enjoyed and Judy
opened her gifts.
The birthday cake, pink lemon
ade, Ice cream and potato chips
were served to Tommy Barefoot,
Benny Ray, Phylis and Grade Du
quette, Kenny find Gloria Godwin,
Jewel Tyndall, Sue Jones, Ann En
nis, Joey and Julianna Denning,
Debbie Strickland, Lynn Bethune.
Tony Burdi, Paulette and Carolyn
Murray, Barry and Kent Horne,
Jennifer and Eleanor Griffin, and
Eddie Youngblood and Casey
Strickland of Dunn. Mrs. Joan
Strickland, Mrs. Jackie Denning,
Mrs. Alese Burdi and Mrs. Weldon
Home assisted Mrs. Fann in enter
taining the children.
ERWIN QUESTS
, Mrs. Maurice Steinberg had as
I her guests this week-end Mr. and
, Mrs. Henry Greenof Arlington. Vir
, glnia; Mr. and Mrs, Simon Cohen
of Norfolk, Virginia; Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Fisher of Roanoke, Virginia;
} Mr. Diek Morres of New York, Miss
. Jo Ann Steinberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Steinberg, Mr. And Mrs.
Jack Steinberg, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
.. Steinberg of Charleston, 8. C.
The group attended the Bay Mltz
vah Os Mrs. Steinberg’s son. David.
" at the Bethttfael Synagogue in
Fayetteville on Saturday.
BIRTHS
) Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Clyde
Womack of Lining ton, Route 3,
announce the birth of a son, Del
• bert Clyde on April }2 at Good
Hopo Hospital. Mrs. Womack is the
; former Miss Dorothy Jean Cald
well.
Mr. and, Mrs. Don Ferrell Den
ton of Coats, Route 1, announce
the Mrth of a son, John Randall,
On April 13 at Good Hope Hospital.
Mrs. Denton Is the former Miss
Ruth Yvonne Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moore of
Benson, Route 1, announce the birth
Os a daughter, Linda Sue, On April
H, .'1954 at Good Hope Hospital.
Mrs. Moore is the former MiSs Let
tie Norris. J
Mr. and Mrs. James Gfaham
Capps of BensOn, Route 1, an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
"Aprtl 14 at Good Hope Hospital.
Mia. Capps Is the former Miss
Dorothy Mae Holland...
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Denning!
Gdegory Os LS*inct»n, Route 1 4
ahnounce the birth of a daughter,
Srfah Fancies on April 14 at Good
Hope Hospital. Mrs. Oregory is the
farther ‘Miss Isabelle WUborn.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lee West
of DUnh, Route 3, announce the
birth of a son. 'Danny Bruee, on
April 1’ at Good Hope Hospital.
Mrs. West is the former Mias Jac
queline Sue Whittington.
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Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Glenn Den
ning of Angler, Route 1, announce
the birth of a son, Ricky Glenn on
April 15 at Good Hope Hospital.
Mrs. Denning is the former MUs
Dorothy Dynette Honeycutt.
Mr. and Mrs. Diamond Allen
McLamb of Dunn, Route 2 an
nounce the birth of a son, Charles
Allen, on April 15 at Good Hope
Hospital. Mrs. McLamb is the for
mer Miss Mary Lou Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vernell
Marsh of Lillington, Route 2, an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Debra Lynn, on April 16 at Good
Hope Hospital. Mrs. Marsh is the
former MiSs Christine Stewart-.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cecil
Royal of-Dunn, announce the birth
of a son, William Cecil, Jr., on
April 19 at Good Hope Hospital.
Mrs. Royal is the former Miss Lou
Frances Pope.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Smith
of Lillington, Route 3, announce
the birth of a daughter, Jean Fay,
on April 18 at Good Hope Hos
pital. Mrs. Sith is the former Miss
Helen Marie Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Emmett
Avery of Erwin, announce the birth
of a son on April 19 at Good Hope
Hospital. Mrs. Avery is the former
Miss Ida Evelyn Pcole.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Raiford
Smith of Bunnlevel, Route 1. an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Catherine Elaine, on April 20 at
Good Hope Hospital. Mrs. Smith
is the former Miss Julia Cathering
Carroll.
I Mr. and Mrs, Charles Edward
j Williford of Dunn, announce the
birth of a son on April 21 at Good
Hope Hospital. Mrs. Williford is
the former Miss Helen Macie Par
ker.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Odis Greg
ory of Coats, announce the birth
of a son on April 22 at Good Hope
Hospital. Mrs. Gregory is the for
mer Miss Iva Irene Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rudolph
Moore of Dunn, Route 3. announce
the birth of a son. on April 26
at Good Hope Hospital. Mrs. Moore
i sthe former Miss Mary Elise
Griffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Edward
Pope of Coats, Route 1, announce
the birth of a son, on April 27 at
Good Hope Hospital. Mrs. Pope is
the former Miss Katie Lee Dur
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reardon of
Hope Mills, Route 1, announce the
birth of a son, Randolph Steven,
on April 27 at Good Hope Hospi
tal. Mrs. Reardon is the former
Miss Doris Jean Holleman.
Mr. and Mrs. Wadeford Council
Williams of Coats, Route 1, an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Deborah Virginia on May 5 at
Good Hope Hospital. Mrs. Williams
is the former Miss Daisy Virginia
Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Thornton
of Erwin, Route 1, announce the
birth of a son, David, on May 6
at Good Hope Hospital. Mrs.
Thornton is the former Miss Lela
Mae Harper.
Mr. and Mrs. William Claxton
Manness of Daggett, California, an
nounce the birth of a son, William
■n at Good Hope Hospital on May
8. Mrs. Manness is the former Miss
Cecelia Oudia Bass.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Euengdon
Williams of Benson, announce the
birth of a son on May 11 at Good
Hope Hospital. Mrs. Williams is
the former Miss Eunice Stancll.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howard Mor
ris of Coats, Route 1, announce the
birth of a son. May 11 at Good
Hope Nospital. Mrs. Morris is the
former Miss Justine Barbour.
Harnett' Native '
Burred Sunday
Willie P. Griffin, 60. cf Dunn.
Route 3, died Saturday morning in
the 'Dunn hospital. He had been
In declining health for some time
and seriously ill for about two
weeks.
Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon at four o’clock from
the home. Officiating were ths Eld
er Lester Lee, Elder Luther Allen
Johnson, and the-Rev. C. W. Kirby.
Burial was In the Veterans’ Me
morial Cemetery in Dutin.
Son of the -late John and. Mary
Reaves Griffin, Mr. Griffin was a
native and lifelong resident of Har
nett County. He was a prominent
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HARNEIT YOUNG REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE Pictured Iwre
are tie new officers of the Harnett County Young Republican Club,
elected at the annual organizational meeting held at Johnson Res
taurant. Left to right are, seated; J. M. Tutor of Angier, president;
Mrs. Clyde Ennis of Coats, vice president; standing, Abe Elmore of
Dunn, secretary; -Curtis Guy of Angier, treasurer. (Daily Record
Photo.)
;Tudor Elected
[By Young GOP
| J. M. Tutor, well-known Angier
I lumberman, was elected president
of Harnett County Young Repub
licans at the annual organizational 1
meeting held at Johnson’s Resi.au
irant in Dunn.
j Tutor, who has been active in
the organization since it was first
formed in Harnett, succeeds Vic
Lee of Coats, the retiring presi
dent.
Other new officers are: Mrs.
Clyde Ennis of Coats, vice presi
dent; Abe EUn.cre of Dunn, secre
tary; and Curtis Guy of .Angier.
treasurer.
TO GET OUT VOTE
Most of the meeting was devoted
to organizational details and to dis
cussion for getting out a big vote
in the Republican primary on May
29th.
For the first time in the history
of Harnett County, Republicans are
holding a spirited primary for the
various nominations.
The Young Republicans at this
meeting pledged their all-out ef
forts to turning out a big vote for
the primary and also for the gen
eral election in November.
farmer of the Dunn community.
He is survived bv Ws wife. Mrs.
Lucinda Tripp Griffiy, of Route 3.
Dunn; four sons, Ezra D. Griffin
of Greenville. V. B. Griffin, Route
1, Erwin, Highsmlth Griffin, Route
;2, Newton Grove, and Marvin Grif
fin of the home; three daughters!
Mrs. C. R. Cere, Route X Erwin,
Miss Viola Griffin of the home,
and Mrs. M. M. Whittenton of
Dunn: one brother, J. Leslie Grif
fin of .Durham; 24 grandchildren
26 great-grandchildren: and 3
great—great-grandchildren. .
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Takes Part In
Landing Exercise
ATLANTIC FLEET (FATNC)
Taking part in Lantaglex 54. the
large scale Amphibious task force
'anding exercise near Camp Le
jeune. N. c.. late last month was
Roy B. Sloan, commissarvman sec
ond. class, USN, son of Mrs. Jchn
D Sloan and husband of the for
mer Miss Marjorie Raynor, all of
Benson, N. C., aboard the amphi
bious force flagship USS Mt.
Olympus.
The training exercise, involving
more than 80 ships and some 60
000 Naval and Marine personnel,
was climaxed by an assault landin’
cn 'aggressor-hold" Onslow Beach.
‘The maneuvers were aimed to
maintain the combat readiness and
increase the battle efficiency of the
participating naval elements and
troops taking i^art.
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jJohnson Is On
USS Essex In
The Far East
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FAR EAST (FHTNC)— Serving
In the Far East aboard the attack
aircraft carrier USS Essex with Ar
tack squadron 55 is James M.
Johnson, aviation structural me
chanic third class, USN. sftn of
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Johnson of
Route 3. Benson. N. C.
The Essex, conducting training
operations in the South China S»a
off the Phillippine Islands, recently
visited the British Crown Colony
of Hong Kong.
Lillington Man
On USS Rendova '
FAR EAST (FHTNC)— James L. H
McNeill, fireman. USN son cf Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin McNeill of Route ■
3 Lillington, N. C., is serving aboard 1
the escort aircraft carrier USS '
Rendova in the Far East.
As part of the Pacific peace pa- 3
trol. the Rendova and her air j
squadrons are conducting anti-sub- ,
marine hunter-killer exercises.
Since the ship left the United
States last December she has call
ed at various Japanese ports, and
in April visited the British colony
oi Hong Kong, on the southern
coast of China.
Lillington Woman
Hurt In Wreck
A Lillington woman. Mrs. David !
Watkir.s. received deep scalp wounds
around 3 o’clock Sunday morning
when a 1954 Plymounth overturned
on Highway 210, near the outskirts
of Lillington.
Miss Caroline Duke of Spring ;
Lake, riding with Mrs. Watkins, I
suffered severe lacerations of the ■
left leg. Damage to the car was es- 1
timated at about S4OO.
Patrolman Paul Lucas said theil
Watkins car, traveling north, ran
off the shoulder, swerved and the !
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overturned twice in a nearimll
field. Both women
Dr. J. K. Williford in iJH
They were in fair conditionll
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