North Carolina Newspapers

HQPMMDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 7, 1954 ' raye Godwin Given Party At Campler Home Tues. June bride-elect, Miss Faye God win was honored guest Tuesday night at a lovely dinner party gi ven by Miss Betty Byrd Crumpler, liss,Libby Raynor, and Miss Ann yerly at the home of Miss Crump ler’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Srumpler. When the honoree arrived, she vas presented a bridal corsage of (ardenias. The hostesses also re membered her with an electric ron. U>vely floral arrangements made he Clumpier home more attrac- Ive for the occasion. On the pi no in tile living room was a vase t magnolias and on another ta il*. white gladioli were used. The auxiliary tables, arranged l the living room, were centered dth unique white satin wedding ngs topped with small chrysan tmums. Double satin wedding ngs surrounded by white gladioli, irysanthemums, and Shasta dats • formed the centerpiece on the ining room table. On either side Big, all-steel 66" CABINET SINK *l34 9 A " faucet and «r*mb-cvp Mralnw* $189.95 VALUE • Twin, no-iplath bowls. im-Mimf • Ona-pieca. acid-resisting, porcsiairvVnamtlsd stool • Swinging mixing-faucet, * ™ | | .Sr— IMMEDIATE I I mhvery I ■ compartments. wofjoooworv-w w , v'l I • All-stool construction L 4tlliitfill OltlVV] throughout. IfltHC ■ • Eosy-V handles, chroma. T«*i- M finished. I * I I I MeLAMB PLUMBING AND HEATING S MIME Ml CMPEITEIS AH AIL THE MSMDEA NT EFIE EASY AS IEES INSTALLING NEW EQUIPMENT AID FKTIIES EM DUNN'S FIRST SELF-SELECTION DRUG STORE Ne’ro Ose Os The Dng Stores Selected If Itxall hr Aooia’s Newest leseeaties h Drug Store Herctnlizieg WATCH THE DAILY RECORD FOR OUR ANNOUNCEMENT Ir The Meantime Cone In For Quality Drugs At Lowest Prises And Fiiest Service WARREN'S CUT-RATE REXALL DRUG STORE Phono 2149 - C. O. Warren - Mrs. Allen# Warren Fairley - Dunn,N.C. of the arrangement were green candles in silver candelabra. After being served a cocktail of melon ring and lime sherbet, guests entered the dining room and were served buffet style fried breasts of chicken with rice and gravy, as paragas casserole, congealed fruit salad, pickled peaches, hot rolls, iced tea, ice cream cake and after dinner mints. Those attending the party were Miss Godwin, Miss Peggy Ruth Barfield, Miss Betsy Lee, Mrs. Ra ta Whittenton. Miss Jewel McLean, Miss Glenda Bass, Miss Becky Lee, Miss Fannie Sue Turnage, Miss Faye Monds and the three hos tesses. Miss Betsy Byeriy and Miss Fiances Clumpier served. ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gachupin of Dunn announce the birth of a son, Richard Michael, on July 2 in Good Hospital in Erwin. Mrs. Gachupin is the former Miss Sybil Ann Smith. V*' Ik * %• , • ; | | m j. f S . ■ jf. BRIDE-ELECT WITH HOSTESSES Pictured ijjrove with host esses at the dinner party given last night in her honor. Is Miss Faye Godwin, who is to be wed on July 11 to Mr. Henry Hardy Patrick. Seated on the sofa are, (I. to r.) Miss Betty Byrd Crumpler, at'whose home the party was held, and Miss Godwin, the honoree. Standing behind them are Miss Ann Byeriy and Mias Libby Raynor. (Daily Record Photo.) Co - Hostesses To Church Circle 5 Miss Mable Lynch and Miss Es ther Ricks were joint hostesses to Circle No. 5 of Hood Memorial Christian Church on Tuesday night at eight. Mrs. James Britt was in charge of the devotional and read scrip ture from the 29th Chapter •of Psalms. She gave an inspiring read ing entitled “Learning God’s Way.” The group sang. “Rock Os Ages” and “What A Friend We Have In Je sus.” accompanied by Miss Lynch at the piano. Officers who will serve for the coming year are as follows: lead er, Mrs. Lois Jordan; co-leader, Mrs. Ada Gordon; secretary, Mrs. Les ter Worley; assistant secretary, Mrs. J. W. Temple Dr. George Cuthrell closed the meeting with prayer. Summer flowers decorated the home and delightful pound cake, lime ice and salted nuts were serv ed by the hostesses. Attending were, Mrs. James Britt, Mrs. J. W. Temple, Mrs. Bertha Westbrook, Mrs. P. H. Westbrook, Hood Memorial Circle Has Meet Members of the Hood Memorial Christian Church Circle No. 3 met last night at the* home of Misses Pauline and Blanches Bell for their first July meeting, when new of ficers were elected. Mrs. Louis Jeffreys read Psalm 67 for scriptural reading and Mrs. Grace Swain offered prayer. There was no program and during the business session, new officers were elected as follows leader, Mrs. Henry West co-leader, Miss Pauline Bell: secretary, Mrs. Louis Jeffreys: World Call chairman, Mrs. Turk Lewis; calling committee, Mrs. Eula True. The hostesses served delicious ice cream pie to the following who attended. Mrs. Eula True, Mrs. Turk Lewis. Mrs. Henry West. Mrs. Louis Jeffreys, Mrs. Maude Lee, Mrs. Charlie Warren and Mrs. Grace Swain. THE DAILY RECORD, DBNM, H. C. Mrs. Flonnie Tart. Mrs. Lois Jor dan. Mrs. Ada Gordon, Mrs. Millard Massey, Mrs. Lester Worley and three visitors. Dr. and Mrs. Cuth rell and Mrs. Wilson Stanley. VISITS FAMILY Dr. J. W. Gish, local chiropractor, has returned from a brief visit with his family in Kentucky. Until the arrival of his family in Dunn, Dr. Gish is residing at the home of Mrs. W. C. Lee on West Divine St. AT CAROLINA Mr. and Mrs. Howard West spent the weekend of July 4th at Caro lina Beach. i FROM 8. C. Jesse Bridges of Spartanburg, S. C. returned to his home today after visiting here with Miss Anna Dan iels. Mr. Bridges and Miss Daniels spent part of the weekend at Caro lina Beach. RETURN FROM LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skinner, Pete Skinner, Miss Glenda Bass, Mrs. J. L. Hatcher and granddaugh terter. Mary Nell Dendy of Auburn, Ala., Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Farthing, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farthing Jr. of Columbia, S. C.. Bari Davis Far thing and Miss Sara Mclntyre of Lumberton, returned Monday from a week’s vacation at White Lake. Visit In Virginia Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gattls and grandson Charles Muller, who is just home from the service, have returned from spending several days with their son and daughter in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mcßee in Falls Church. Virginia. eaaßaaaanaaaaaßanaaßaaaaaacaaaßaaaaMßaßaaaßaßaaaaaaaaaMaßaHnaßßn Hatcher & Skinner Fnneral Home Established ttt ms AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 5447 Dunn, N. C. Jerry Wood Given Party On Twelfth Birthday Saturday Jerry Wood celebrated his twelfth birthday Saturday afternoon wtih a party at hie home. During the afternoon, the chil dren played games on the lawn and were served ice cream, cake peanuts, cookies, and lemonade. Jerry opened his many nice gifts as his guests looked on. Those attending the party in cluded Unda Wood, Paulette Price, Dorothy, Elaine and Jimmie Adcox, Verna and Kirby Johnson, Jean Hudson, Jimmie, Frank and Ed ward Coe ton, Sylvia and Bobby Tltman, Jerry Page, Billy and Don- Bowling of Erwin, Larry and Di ane Wood, Mr. J. A. Wood of Spring Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bowling of Erwin, Mrs. Voneta Ann Page, and Jerry’s mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. James Wood and Mrs. J. K. Adcox. Hodges Chapel Auxiliary Meets The Hodges Chapel Women’s Auxiliary met Monday night. July at the church for their regular meeting. «K&! The president, Mrs. Roy Johnson,' called the meeting to order and the group sang two hymns, "Praise Him, Praise Him” and "Tell Me The Story of Jesus.” Mrs. Jack McLamb presented the Bible reading from the 28th Chap ter of Matthew and Mrs. J. W. Sorrel] led in prayer. The program was in charge of Mrs. Jack McLamb and Mrs. W. T. "The Glory of Missions.” Brenda and Ruth Sorrell closed the pro ram with a medley of songs. The business session was held and the closing hymn followed by prayer by Mrs. C. F. Miller. August 2 is the date for the next meeting at the church. Present were, Mrs. Gladys Barefoot, Mrs. Thurman Sorrell, Mrs. Roy Johnson, Mrs. Jack McLamb, Mrs. Johnnie Miller. Mrs. W. T. Sorrell, Mrs. J. W. Sorrell, Mrs. Arthur Tripp, Mrs. Lee Ray Ennis, Mrs. Mary Stewart, Miss Margie Sorrell and Mias Sue Barefoot. At Lake. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. McOugan and daughter Louise and Mrs. Dur ham Taylor spent Monday at White Lake. <v, A Son Mr. and Mrs. Lee Haynes Peery of St. Albans, Vermont announce the birth of a son. Lee Haynes Peery. in on July 2 In St. Albans. Mrs. Peery is the former Miss Hen rietta Bee rest of Lillington. THIS OLD DOG MUST GO 47 Ford 4 Door GOOD RUNNING CONDITION FIRST SIOO GETS IT W. & S. MOTOR COMPANY Your Deßoto Plymouth Dealer Used Car Lat On Benson Hgwy mt • *'• II P 1 ■ “ - •■-♦jUfibigiwgqyi’g » MISS JULIE LAVONNE BEARD is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Quincy Beard of Erwin. Her engagement to Ulus Glendel Stephenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ulus Green Stephenson of Erwin has been announced by her parents. The wedding will take place on August 1. Ike Will (Continued From Pace }■»} would not say whether this country would withdraw from the U.N. if the cause is lost. ROSE ACTION DECENT 2. He hopes union workers will : call off a strike at the atomic plants at Oak Ridge. Tenn, and Paducah, Ky., and await a report from the emergency fact - finding board he appointed last night. An atomic strike would be a very ser ious thing for the United States, he said. 3. His administration, in support ing measures to end segregation, is doing what it considers decent and just for all the American people and is not supporting any special group. 4. He has the utmost confidence j in the integrity, loyalty,, and effi ciency of Allen W. Dulles, director of the Central Intelligence Agency. He is sure that his old friend, Gen. Mark W. Clark, will do a fine job as head of a Hoover Commission DR. CHARLES BYRD DR. RANDOLPH DOFFERMYRE DR. GALE JOHNSON AND DR. WILLIAM LILLY Announce the formation of THE DUNN CLINIC With offices located at 119 Lucknow Square Dunn, North Carolina Dr. Gale Johnson will limit his practice to general surgery. Dr. Doffermyre, Dr. Byrd and Dr. Lilly will engage in the general pracUce of medicine. group which will study the CIA 5. He has not entirely abandoned hope that Congress will act at this session on statehood for Hawaii But the outlook is bleak. From Knoxville Little Misses Phvllis and Jan Brantley of Knoxville, Tenn. re cently spent several days here as the guests of their great-aunt, Mrs. Joel G. Layton. On Sunday they were joined here by their grand mother, Mrs. J. C. Brantley of Raleigh, sister of Mrs. Layton, and their cousins Bill and Jimmy Brant ley who came to return the girls to Raieigh. The Knoxville visitors made the trip to Raleigh recently by plane for a visit with their grandmother and other relatives in this State. To Carolina Beach Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Newton have returned from a fourth of July weekend at Carolina Beach. They spent from Sunday through Monday at the beach resort. PAGE THREE Mrs. Strickland Is Club Hostess Mrs. Lloyd Strickland enteric.: -fd the Bid ‘N’ Bye Bridge Club and three additional guests at her h me on W. Broad Street Tuesday even ing. Lovely arrangements of summer flowers decorated the home for the evening’s festivities and between progressions, the hostess served lime sherbet with ginger ale,'Cheese crackers, potato chips and maca roons. Winning high score for members was Mrs. Ed Wade, who received a pretty apron for her skill. Consola tion award, ashtrays went to Mss. Annie Mae Rowlana and for guest high, Mrs. J. E. Rouse, Jr. was the recipient of bath powder. Guests with Mrs. Rouse were Mrs. O. M. Leslie and Mrs. Corky Cre tiiti. Club members attending in cluded, Mrs. Wade, Mrs. Rowland, Mrs. Luther Turner, Mrs. D. K. Stewart and Mrs. Eugene Huggins. m ' SMoom* \ Hontcan J?m Knock « Ymr Dons with Gifts A Orastiajn from Friendly Bneln-ty* \ Neighbor* and Yoaft f CMa and Social/ Qm tkt teeatio* »fi Tha Birth of a Bab* Sixteenth Birthdays Change of residonoo Arrivals of NewoocoaM fel Mrs. R. J. Denny 5878 • DUNN, N. C. '~MfeM#WsNJMUi>'-’