IONDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 21, 1955
Mrs. Lucy Duncan Spoke To Members
Os Arts Club Friday Afternoon AtOne
Mrs. Lucy Duncan of Smithfield,
immediate past president of the
North Carolina Federation of Busi
ness and Professional Womens
Clubs, presented an interesting
talk Friday to members of the
Olde Towne Arts Club.
Mrs. Clarence Roberts and Mrs.
Qtrtis Ennis were hostesses when
le club met at one o’clock at the
Roberts home. A beautiful ar
rangement of red carnations dec
orated the room where the guests
assembled. ,
The hostesses served a delicious
tray luncheon consisting of baked
ham, potato chips, asparagas with
pimento, frozen fruit salad, hot
rolls, coffee and cherry tarts top
ped with whipped cream.
Following the meal, Mrs. Hoover
Adams, club president, welcomed
the guests and presided over a
short business meeting. Mrs. John
iCiccone read the minutes of the
| last meeting, and the treasurer's
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report was given by Mrs. Roberts.
Announcements were made con
cerning the Book Club Day lunch
eon to held March 12.
Mrs. Duncan, who was intro
duced by Mrs. Ennis, gave a most
interesting and informative talk,
using as her theme “Review Os
Women." She told something of
the lives of a great many women
who have names for themselves in
government, and in other fields of
endeavor. She began by speaking
of Susan B. Anthony, and con
tinued with such national figures
today. -as Sen Margaret Chase
Smith, Oveta Culp Hobby, and
Secretary of the Treasury Priest
On the the international scene,
she told of Queen Elizabeth and
Madam Pandit, among others. She
continued on down to the state
level in her review of outstanding
women. She showed the group pic
tures of many these interesting
women, who are now so very prom-
MISS DELLA MCLAMB of Dunn, whose engagement to Captain
Henry J. Nagao of the U. S. Army is announced today by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thedie McLamb of Roseboro, Route 1. Cap
tain Nagao, who is now stationed at (Camp Rucker, Alabama, is
the son" of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Nagao of Mt. View, California.
The wedding will take place in March.
HERE OVER WEEKEND
Kathryn Stephenson of Raleigh I
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I:
J. V. Stephenson the weekend. ' i
FROM MEREDITH
Fannie Sue Turnage, who is a
student at Meredith College in Ra- ■
leigh, visited relatives and friends
here over the weekend! i
LEAVES FOR NEW YORK
Virginia Turlington left Friday
night from Raleigh to attend the
United Nations Seminar in New
York for a week.
inent on the international, na
tional, and state level.
Mrs. Duncan was presented a
corsage of red carnations by the*
hostesses. t
Special' guests f&r the meeting?
included Mrs. Duncan, her sister
in-law, Mrs. R. A. Duncan and Mrs.
Paul L. Strickland, sister of Mrs.
Ennis.
Members attending the meeting
were: Mrs. Hank Currin, Mrs. Her
man Lynch, Mrs. Willie Moss, Mrs.
Mrs. John Ciccone, Mrs. J. N. Ste
phenson, Mrs. Nathan Cannady,
Mrs. Vic Anderson, Mrs. Thurman
Enpis, Mrs. Emmett Aldredge, Mrs.
Howard M. Lee, Mrs. Hoover
Adams, Mrs. Bert Alabaster, Mrs.
Billy Pope, and the two hostesses,
1 Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Ennis.
ffrF DAILY RfeCGfcP, OtWN, N. C.
IN WILMINGTON
Mr. and Mrs. Femie. Hartley
spent the week end visiting in Wil
-1 mington.
ATTEND CONVENTION
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Stephenson
were In Richmond several days ■
last week attending a Banker’s 1
Convention.
VISIT IN RALEIGH
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Warren visited
in Raleigh, Sunday.
SUNDAY GUESTS
Mrs. Arthur Wilbon and Mr. and
Mrs. Lockwood Campbell spent
Sunday in Raleigh.
MNNER GUESTS
J|fr L Mja. Henry Sandlin were
of Dr. and Mrs. A. A.
Branca in Ft»Fyetteville, Friday
night.
RETURN HOME
Mrs. L. R. Norris and Mrs. Char
lie Guy have returned from Wash
ington, N. C. where they have been
visiting recently. Mrs. Norris vis
-1 ited her sister, Mrs. Walter Swan
-1 ner and Mrs. Guy visited her
; daughter, Mrs. Dick Ross.
HERRINGS VISIT
> Mr. and Mds. J. T. Herring and
children, Judy and Steve, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Leeman Baggett in
Fayetteville, Sunday.
RETURN HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Middlebrooks
* and son, Joe have returned from
Centerville, Alabama where they
were called last week due to the
illness and death of Mr. Middle
brooks’ father.
VISITS SISTER
Mrs. C. E. Broughton has return
ed from Sumter, S. C. where she
had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
M. S. McLamb.
IN FAIR BLUFF
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Taylor were
the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Hayes in Fair Bluff.
IN NEW ORLEANS
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Raynor are
attending the Mardi Gras in New
Orleans.
VIBITING HERE
Mrs. Anthony Cavalle and daugh
ter of Weirton, West Virginia are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
' Bus bee Pope.
NOTICE OF
Bank Holiday
Tuesday, February 22 .
This is to advise you that we will be closed Tues
day, ’ February 22nd in observance Os the birthday
of George Washington, the Father of our country.
Please arrange your banking needs accordingly.
Commercial Bank
First Citizens Bank
Dunn, N. C.
Housewarming
Was Given In Dunn
For Faircloths
-Mrs. James Faireloth and Mrs.
Roy Mason entertained at a house
warming Saturday night honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Faireloth. The
party was held at the attractive
new home of the Faircloths in
Dunn.
Spring flowers decorated the
rooms throughout the home. Games
were played and a lovely array of
gifts was presented to the honored
couple.
Refreshments were served con
sisting of cheese sandwiches,, pot
ato. chips, cup cakes, and iced
drinks. Serving were Judy, Linda,
and Diane Faireloth, and Linda
Mason.
Approximately 50 guests attend
ing the housewarming.
Tarts Entertain
For Card Club
Mr. and Mrs. Casper Tart enter
tained for members of their couples
canasta club Saturday night at
their lovely home on the Dunn-
Erwin Road.
Red carnations and gladioli made
the home more colorful for the
evening party.
Nuts and homemade fudge were
on the tables during the games and,
between progressions, the hostess
served delicious nut sundaes and
Cokes.
Mrs. Loromun Dupree was the
winner of the high score award for
the ladies and received costume
pins. Vernon Bass was high scorer
f9r the men and Paul White was
the winner in a game of bingo.
Both men received sock s.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Loroman Dupree, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul YVhite, Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Bass, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Westbrook, and Mr. and Mrs. David
Wilson.
CLASS TO MEET
Members of the TEL Class of the
First Baptist Church will meet
Tuesday night at eight o’clock at
the home of Mrs. J. O. West. The
co-hostess will be Mrs. J. L. Hatch
er.
GRIMES—SAULS
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Sauls of Ben
son have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Bev
erly June Sauls to Max Glenn
Grimes, son of Mrs. Eula S.
Grimes of Willow Springs and the
late Mr. Grimes. The marriage will
take place March 12.
JACKSON—KINARD
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Kinard of
Wenona have announced the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Callie Marie Kinard of New Bern
to Vernon Leroy Jackson of Wades
boro. Mr. Jackson is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon C. Jacksota
1 of Benson. The couple have set
1 Easter Sunday, April 10, as the
' date for their wedding.
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PATIENTS
DUNN HOSPITAL
Following is a list of patients
who have been admitted to the
Dunn Hospital over the week end:
Mrs. Sharon Rose Strickland,
Dunn; Mr. Harvey Deal, Angier;
Mrs. Garnett Carroll, Godwin,
Route 1; Mr. Jefferson Young,
Benson, Route 2; Mr. Starley
Clark, Dunn, Route 4; Mrs. Kattie
Hardee, Benson, Route 1; Mrs.
Mattie Pearl Gregory, Dunn, Route
4; Thad Godwin, Dunn; Mr. Jeff
Suggs, Erwin; Miss Betty Odum,
Dunn; Mrs. Jacob Matthews, Er
win; Mr. Willie Byrd, Angier,
Route 1; Mrs. Rosalie King, Mt.
Olive, Route 3; Mr. Joseph E.
Young, Dunn, Route 5; Mrs. San
dra Smith, Dunn, Route 3; Baby
Sandra Gale Smith, Mount Olive,
Route 3; Mr. Thomas E. Rouse,
Dunn, Route 3; and Mrs. Myrtle
Lee Hall, Dunn.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Fair
cloth of Godwin, Route 1 announce
the birth of a son, John Graham
on Feburary 15, 1955, in the Dunn
Hospital. Mrs. Faircloth before her
marriage was Miss Elizabeth Spell.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lee Gregory
of Dunn, Route 4. announce the
birth of a daughter on February
17, 1955 in the Dunn Hospital. Mrs.
Gregory before her marriage was
Miss Mattie Pearl Wise.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Warren of
Dunn, Route 4, announce the birth
of a daughter on February 17, 1955
in the Dunn Hospital. Mrs. War
ren before her marriags was Miss
Kathleen Thornton.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Raeford Dun
ning of Falcon announce the birth
of a daughter, on February 16, 1955
in the Dunn Hospital. Mrs. Dun
ning before her marriage was Miss
Ruby Manuel.
WEEKEND GUESTS
Ethelyn Maxwell spent the week
end visiting Mary Faye Williford,
who is a student nurse at Rex Hos
pital in Raleigh.
IN RALEIGH
Mrs. Hugh Williford visited her
daughter Mary Faye in Raleigh,
Tuesday.
VISITS BROTHER
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Westbrook
spent Saturday in Chester, S. C.
visiting his brother, who is ill.
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Inc. of Dunn
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The Appointment Os
MR. WELTON SMITH
As One Our Erwin Route Men dfl|» /V;
MR. WELTON SMITH
Mr. Smith formerly was with Mitchell’s Dairy and has had many
years of experience in the dairy business.
He is grateful for the friendships extended him in Erwin through
out the years and looks forward to continuing serving them in his
new position^wiOiMGsurdnM^^^^ products.
Like our other route men, you will find Mr. Smith courteous,
friendly, pleasant and anxious to give you the very finest service pos
sible. '
We are proud of the splendid record and reputation enjoyed by
the members of our staff the men who deliver that wonderful
Gardner’s Milk and other Gardner’s Dairy products to you.
If you’re not already one of our happy, satisfied customers, j\ist
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Mrs. Stewart Was
Club Guest
Friday Night
Mrs. Alsey Johnson Invited Mrs.
Edwin Stewart as a special guest
Friday night when she entertained
for members of the Novus bridge <
club. ' |
Mrs. J. W. Thornton Jr. com- I
piled the highest score for the I
evening, and was rewarded with 1
an attractive necklace and earring
set. Mrs. Gerald Mann, who was
second high, was given a pretty
tray. Mrs. Paul L. Strickland Jr.
was the winner in two games of
bingo, and she received earrings
and plastic cocktail picks.
Chocolates were on the tables
during the games, and between
progressions, the hostess served
delicious refreshments consisting of
chicken salad on lettuce, pickles,
cheese straws, cherry tarts topped
with whipped cream and Cokes.
On the dining room table was a
bouquet of daffodils in a silver
bowl.
In the living room a lovely tall
green pitcher held daffodils and
yellow gladioli.
Members playing were: Mrs. J.
W. Thornton Jr., Mrs. Gerald
Mann, Mrs. Paul L. Strickland Jr.,
Mrs. R. A. Duncan Jr., Mrs. Hoover
Adams, Mrs. Paul Hester, and Mrs
James Surles.
WEEKEND VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. J. A- McLeod spent
last weekend visiting in Reedsville
and Greensboro.
FROM WADESBORO
Rv. and Ms-s. T. Sloan Guy of
Wadsboro spent the weekend with
relatives in Dunn.
LADIES NIGHT HELD
The Methodist men held Ladies
night, Monday night at the church..
The Rev. Leon Gray, superintend
ent of the Oxford Orphanage was
the guest speaker. Mrs. Joe Creel’s
circle prepared the meal.
SATURDAY GUESTS
Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Bain had as
their guests Saturday, Mrs. A. B.
Freeman of Randleman and son,
A.B. Freeman, Jr. of Staunton,
Virginia, and Lt. and Mrs. C. B.
Bain and children, Diane and C. D.
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RETURN HOME
Mrs. Earl Westbrcfok has re
turned from visiting her mother
in Greenville. Mr. Westbrook has
also returned from a trip to Hew
York.
PAGE THREE
Mrs. Tart Is
Hostess To Club
The Chit Chat Bridge Club met
Friday night at the home of Mrs.
William Tart on South Layton
Avenue at 8:00 o’clock.
Beautiful arrangements of red
and white carnations and an all
I' white arrangement of mixed flow
ers were used throughout the house.
Mrs. Carl Fitchett, Jr. won club
high for the evening, which was
a glass pom pon dish, while Mrs.
Hal Jernigan won a pair of ear
rings as consolation prize and Mrs.
Vaughn Hutaff won bingo, which
was a carton of Coca Colas.
The hostess served delicious re
freshments consisting of chicken
salad sandwiches, potato chips,
deviled eggs, cheese biscuits, sand
tarts, pickles and Coca-Colas.
Mrs. Leon McKay was guest for
the evening. Others present were:
Mrs. Fitchett, Mrs. Hutaff, Mrs.
Bobby Strickland. Mrs. Harold Jer
riigan, Mrs. Hal Jernigan, Mrs.
Mary Libby Fowler and Mrs. Jack
Hemingway.
IN WASHINGTON
J. Aubrey Hardison of Dunn and
Raleigh and Miss Betty Brown ol
Raleigh are visiting in Washington,
D. C. a few day with Miss Brown’s
parents.
VISITING RELATIVES
Miss Martie Exum is visiting her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Lanius in Fayetteville a few days.
SHOPPERS IN FAYETTEVILLE
Mrs. Glenn Hooper and Mks.
Max McLeod were*' shopping in
Fayetteville Friday.
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