jgEDNBSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 14, 1954
Iwufh River R.E.A. Ladies Give
Shower for Mrs. William Brinkley
j.On Friday night, July 9, Mrs.
William H. Brinkley, the former
sbsß Evelene Honeycutt, was hon
ored with a surprise stork shower
u her home on East Broad Street,
given by the ladies of the South
JUver REA.
A Corsage made of useful baby
Js6hs Whs presented to the honoree
ri her arrival. Mrs. Luby Warren
the group in several amusing
#unes, the winners of which were
Jiresented prises.
„ After refreshments consisting of
lemonade, cookies, mints, peanuts,
•fed potato chips were enjoyed by
the guests, the honoree was pre
sented with a shower of lovely gifts.
YThose attending were Mrs. Thad
Barefoot, Mrs. Elmon Honeycutt,
£l. Edna Tew, Mrs. J. T. Honey
t, Mrs. John C. Lockamy, Mrs.
A. L. Jones, Miss Janie Jones. Mrs.
Buis Bass, Miss Jean Weeks, Mrs.
Kac Ray Honeycutt, Mrs. Luby
arren, Mrs. Barbara Layton. Mrs.
W. O. Honeycutt, Mrs. Lambert
Home, Mrs. J. W. Phillips, Mrs.
Hilda Dudley, Mrs. Perry Simmons,
Airs. Robert Hudson, Mrs. C. G.
Bowling, Mrs. Earl Murphy, Mrs.
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Franklin Coleman, Mrs. George
Jackson, Mrs. Callie Norris, and
Mrs. Carl Faircloth. Those not
present who sent gifts were Miss
Betty Hudson, Mrs. Beniva Bass,
Miss Joyce Faircloth, Mrs. Mary
Faircloth, Mrs. Thelma Lewis, and
■Mrs. Addle Voung.
Dorcas Class Meet
Held Tuesday Night
Mrs. Charles Skinner, Mrs. Oliver
O. Manning and Mrs. R. J. Peter
son were hostesses to members of
the Dorcas Bible Class of the First
Baptist Church at the July busi
ness and social meeting Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Skin
ner.
For the occasion the -.tinner
home was thrown ensuite and
beautifully decorated with a pro
fusion of early summer flowers.
Mrs. T. A. Core gave an inspir
ing devotional on the topic, "Liv
ing A Day At A Time.’’ She used
as scripture reference Vatthew 6:11.
Mrs. Neighbors
Named Leader Os
Christian Circle
Mrs. W. W. Carroll was hostess
Monday morning at ten o’clock to
members of Circle Number 1 of
Hood Memorial Christian Church.
Mrs. Herman Neighbors was named
new leader of the circle.
During the business meeting,
others named in addition to Mrs.
Neighbors were Mrs. David Wilson,
assistant leader: Mrs. Jerry Butler,
secretary-treasurer: Mrs. Houston
Jernigan, World Call secretary: and
Mrs. George Cuthrell and Mrs. T.
B. O'Neil, Calling Committee.
The program for the morning
was presented by Mrs. Carroll who
used as her text, the thirteenth
chapter of Corinthians. The group
joined in sentence prayers.
Light refreshments of Coca Colas
and dainty sandwiches were served
to the following: Mrs. Jerry Baiter,
Mrs. S. N. Butt. Mrs. Houston
Jernigan, Mrs. J. B. O’Neil. Mrs.
Herman Neighbors, Mrs. George
Cuthrell, Mrs. Wilson Stanley, Mrs.
David Wilson, Miss Lois Cannady,
and a guest, Mrs. Pat Lynch.
The meeting closed with the re
peating of the Christian Women’s
Fellowship benediction.
Mrs. Perry ’Thomas, class presi
dent, presided at the business ses
sion at which time the various
class activities were discussed. The
secretary and treasurer’s reports
were given by Mrs. Lillian Hoad.
A special prayer for members of
the class who are ill was led by
Mrs. Ralph Maxwell. Plans were
completed for the annual picnic
which will be held August 11th at
Tyler Park. Mrs. R. J. Peterson
was appointed chairman of the
menu committee.
Mrs. R. J. Denny appointed Mrs.
C. A. McLean and Mrs. Perry
Thomas to serve with her and Mrs.
Charles Skinner as a nominating
committee.
Mrs. C. T. McGugan and her
group will serve as room and flower
committee during the next month.
The meeting was adjourned with
prayer by Mrs. Skinner.
A delightful social hour was then
enjoyed at which time the hostesses
served chocolate cake punch and
salted nuts.
Members attending were, Mrs.
Paul Strickland. Mrs. R. J. Denny,
Mrs. J. P. Thomas, Mrs. L. C. May
nard, Mrs. R. A. Draughon. Mrs. J.
H. Tyner, Mrs. Lila Adams, Mrs.
Joe W. Wilson. Mrs. E. Ralph Max
well, Mrs. Mack M. Jernigan, Mrs.
T. A. Core, Mrs. J. C. Jones, Mrs.
Lillian Hood, Mrs. J. S. Farthing.
Mrs J. P Crumpler, Mrs. C. T. Mc-
Gugan, Mrs. I. W. Keene and Mrs.
George Arthur Jackson.
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Buffet Supper
Given Mary Allred
On 16th Birthday
Miss Mary Allred, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allred, was hon
ored on the occasion of her 16th
birthday Tuesday with a lovely buf
fet supper at her home.
Guests arrived at 6:30 and as
sembled In the living room where
graceful arrangements of Ivy 1 pre
vailed.
From a table appointed with a
centerpiece composed of sweet peas,
guests served themselves fried
chicken, potato salad, sliced toma
toes. hot biscuits and iced tea.
After Mary had opened her gifts,
the party gathered on the lawn
where they enjoyed a watermelon
slicing.
Those attending were, Misses
Meredith Cromartie, Jan and Linda
Aycock, Barbara Reddish, Ethelyn
Maxwell, Laura Belle Carr. Jean
Young. Mary Lou Nuckols of Win
ston-Salem, Kathryne Thomas,
Frances Crumpler, Linda Hardee,
June Register, Yvonne Tripp, Rita
McLean, Virginia Turlington, Lil
lian Hartley, Joyce Godwin, Janice
Fowler and Alice Stewart.
Mrs. H. D. Hood Has
82nd Birthday
Mrs. David Henry Hood, beloved
pioneer Dunn citizen and known to
many as “Mama Hood”, celebrated
her 82nd birthday on Tuesday. July
13 at the home of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
W. Prince.
Mrs. Hood is the former Miss
Rosalie Herman, daughter of a
Methodist minister. She married
Mr. David Henry Hood in 1891 and
came to Dunn to make her home
that same year. Mr. Hood died In
1942 at the age of 'll.
Mrs. Hood has four children liv
ing. Mrs. Prince, with whom she
makes her home, Mrs. James Best
of Washington, D. C„ Mr. Paul C.
Hood of Dunn and Mr. Thomas C.
Hood of Clearwater, Florida.
IN JACKSONVILLE
Mrs. Corbett Godwin and son,
Randy and Mrs. A. J. Collins of
Lilllngton left today for Jackson
ville to take Mrs. Lanier, mother of
Mrs. Collins, home. Mrs. Godwin
and son will remain for a visit
there.
ON HOUBEPARTY
Miss Martha Anne Butler Is at
tending a houseparty at Nag’s
Head as the guest of Miss Sylvia
Turner of Jamesvllle, N. C.
IN SILER CITY
Miss Kathryn Butt Is visiting
her aunt, Miss Kathryn Douglas
Butt, in Slier City.
WEEKEND AT BEACH
Mr. L. A. Tart, Mrs. Jerry Butler
and son Robie are expected to
spend the weekend at Myrtle Beach
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vic An
derson.
AT WRIGHTSVIIXE
Mrs. Herman Godwin, Jeanne
and Joanne, and Johnny Godwin,
Mrs. Davis Catlette and Norma
Jean Catlette left Tuesday to spend
the remainder of the week at
WrightsvlUe Beach.
ATTENDING CONFERENCE
The Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Llne
berger are attending the Missionary
Conference at Lake Junaluska.
They will leave Junaluska on
Thursday, July 23.
AT WHITE LAKE
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie B. Lee and
daughters Jess and Joy, Mrs. Nick
DeMai, Sr. and her grandson, Nick
DeMai, 111 are at White Lake this
week.
IN ARLINGTON
Miss Libby Raynor, Miss Betsy
Lee, and Miss Ann Byerly are
visiting Miss Raynor's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Smith in Arlington, Virginia.
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MU. JACK DAVIS is shewn in
Frankfurt, Germany, anxiously
awaiting word concerning her
husband who was one of the seven
U. S. soldiers seized recently by
the Reds near the Czechoslovak
ian border. On a sightseeing tour,
they wore accused of "spying.”
City Vehicles
Using Much Gas
City cars and trucks in ounn
bum around 2,000 gallons of gaso
line each month City Manager A.
B. Uzzle stated today as he fig
ured up the consumption for June.
Last month the total gallons used
was 1,965.7, just short of the 2,000
mark.
Os the gallons burned, 1239 is
used by the public works division,
Including garbage trucks; and 531.4
is used by the Police Department.
City Manager Uzzle is expected to
recommend that the town buy its
own gas pumps at a meeting of the
Board Thursday (tomorrow) eve
ning.
Town Asked To
Widen Street
Members of the Safety Commit
tee of the Finer Carolines program
in Dunn have filed a request with
the Town Board for the widening
of N. Orange Avenue from Broad
Street to Edgerton.
Herman Green, chairman of the
committee, stated in his written
request to the Board that the
street is unsafe as Is. Recently he
attended a session of the Board
and pointed out that the street is
a traffic hazard during the school
year.
The Board Is expected to act on
the committee’s request at its reg
ular meeting tomorrow evening.
VISITING SISTER
Miss Becky Bryant is visiting
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Mike DeLapp in Relds
ville.
NIECES HEBE
Misses Peggy and Sue Wester of
Angler, nieces of Jimmy Barbour,
are spending sometime here with
the Barbours and Miss Anne Con
ner.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. R. R. Raynor has returned
from Watts Hospital and is re
ported to be greatly improved.
VISIT LANGDONS
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Langdon
had as guests ovar the week end
Mr. and Mrs. Roecoe Langdon and
children Bran and Mark of Colum
bia, South Carolina. Also visiting
the Langdons on Monday night
were Mr- and Mrs. J. B. Ruwoldt
of Buffalo, New York.
Christian Church
Circle Meets With
Mrs. Williford
Circle No. 2 of Hood Memorial
Christian Church met on Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Hugh Williford.
Summer flwers decorated the
home and Misses Mary Faye and
Pattle Lou Williford served sand
wiches, cookies, nuts and cold
drinks.
Attending were Mrs. *. C. Du
pree, Mrs. Freeman Wood, Mrs.
Larry Baird, Mrs John Riley, Mrs.
R. S. Jernigan. Miss Mary Phil
lips, Mrs. Fletcher Jernigan, Mrs.
W. P. Williford and Mrs. R. G.
Tart. Visitors were Mrs. Pat Lynch
and Mrs. Wilson Stanley.
Six Lions Return j
From Convention i
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Six Dunn citizens have lust re
turned from the Lions Internation
al Convention held in New York.
The convention ended last Satur
day.
Attending the sessions were Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Capps, Mr. and Mrs.
Mack Jernigan, and Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Oouwin. The North Caro
lina delegates were housed at the
Astor Hotel. Sessions were held at
Madison Square Garden.
Capps is the immediate past
president of the local Lions Club
He was succeeded by Frank Belote.
Graham Leaves
Hospital Today
ASHEVILLE, N. C. llP)—Evange
list Billy Graham expects to leave
an Asheville hospital today, much i
improved from his opeartion for
removal of a kidney stone.
Dr. Thomas R. Huffines, kidney
specialist who operated on Graham
Monday, said the 35 - year -old
evangelist probably would be able
to leave Memorial Mission Hospi
tal today. He said Graham had a
"very excellent” day yesterday.
Ferrell Baby
Dies At Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ferrell an
nounce the birth and death of a
son at Good Hope Hospital in Er
win Sunday. Graveside services
were held Monday afternoon at
Kennebec Baptist Church ceme
tery, conducted by the Rev. Nor
wood Dorman of Angler.
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 practice of medicine.
THOUSANDS FLEE DANUBE Ftp' 7
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of Central Europe, some 50,000 persons were reported evacuating
their homes. Sixty hours of rain and melting Alpine snows caused
the Danube and many of its tributaries to go on a rampage. Hardest
hit was the Austro-German border, where 15 are reported dead. Shown
here is an inundated farm area near Burghausen. (International)
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