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PAGE FOUR Mrs. Parker Was Shower Honoree Friday Night Mrs. Curtis Parker was honored at a cradle shower Friday night given by Mrs. Jim Parker and Miss Merlie Parker at the home of Mrs. Jim Parker on Dunn, Rt. 3. The Parker home was beauti fully decorated with arrangements of spring flowers including red roses and jonquils. Upon arrival, the honoree was presented a corsage of pink and blue flowers. During the evening, appropriate games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Watts Turner and Mrs. Johnny Parker. Mrs. Parker, the honoree, re ceived many lovely gifts. The hostesses served refresh ments at the close of the evening consisting of jello topped with whipped cream, cookies and Coca- Colas. Those attending in addition to the honoree were Mrs. Beatrice Williams, Mrs. David Avery, Mrs.* J. H. Parker, Mrs. Watts Turner, Mrs. Leonard Johnson, Mrs. Max ine Parrish, Mrs. J. D. Parker, Mrs. Joyce Denton, Mrs. Cora Parker, Miss Merlie Parker, Miss Doris Parker, Mrs. Violet Murray, Mrs. Nathan Fish, Mrs. Mamie Murray, and Mrs. Martha Avery. Those unable to attend but send ing gifts wee Mrs. Josephine Haw ley, Mrs. Clyde Tart, Mrs. Kermit Turner, Miss Cleo Murray, and Mrs. Clayton Johnson. Crocker-Rambeau Married In Fort Bragg Chapel Miss Hilda Rambeau and Sgt. Pickens Crocker of Ft. Bragg were married recently in the Main Post Chapel at Fort Bragg. Mrs. Crocker is the daughter of Mrs. B. G. Rambeau anl the late Mr. Rambeau of Chalybeate Springs. Sgt, Crocker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. S. Crocker of Elba, Alabama. Chaplain Thomas L. McMinn, Jr. officiated at the' double ring cere mony. Mrs. Crocker was formerly em ployed by the N. C. Motor Vehicle Dept, of Raleigh. Sgt. Crocker has served with the Armed Forces for the past six years, and the couple are now mak ing their home at Fort Bragg. 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' Plainview Club Met At Tew Home The Plainview Home Demonstra* tion Club held its monthly meet ing Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Fred Tew with 17 members and two visitors present. The club president, Mrs. F. A. Ficquett, presided over the business meeting. Mrs. Fred Tew conducted the devotional. In the absence of the home agent, Mrs. James West gave the lesson on "Discipline, Wise and Otherwise.’’ During the social hour, the hos tess was assisted in serving re freshments by Lynette Tew. VISITED PARENTS Lynette Tew, a students at At lantic Christian College In Wilson, spent the spring holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tew of Dunn, Rt. 1. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bass of Dunn, Route 5, announce the birth of a son, Ricky Earl, on March 23, 1955, in the Dunn Hospital. Mrs. Bass before her marriage was Miss Shirley Jean Bass. HOME FOR HOLIDAYS John Fitchett, who is a student at Georgia Military Academy, is spending the spring holidays here with relatives and friends. “T HOSPITAL PATIENTS The following patients were re . cently admitted to the Dunn ‘Hos pital: John Riley McLean (colored/, j Dunn, Route 1: Shirley Ann Mr -1 Neil (colored), Lillington, Route 2; Dorothy Mae Harris (covered) • Godwin, Route 1. \ s , i CAKE SALK There will be a calke sale at 3 Thomas Walgreen Drugs Store Sai -5 urday morning sponsored by the j Woman’s Auxiliary of the Lee’s Chapel Free Will Baptist Church. Prices of the cakes 'will be $2 and - $3. OFFICERS TO BE INSTALLfeD A public installation of officers of the Eastern Star will be con ' , ducted Monday night at eight , o’clock at the Masonic Temple. All ■ Masons and their wives are cordi r ally invited to attend. f FROM GEORGIA Jule T. Mann, Jr., a student at Georgia Military Academy, is visit : ing here during spring holidays, as . ter returning with his mother, Mrs. , Mann, and Mrs. Henry HutaflE. VISITED HERE Mrs. Will Newbery and Miss Emily Newbery of New Bern, vis ited Mrs. Myres Tilghmaoi, yes , terday. DUNN Route 3 News Mrs. E. W. Baggette from near Falcon is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mamie Blackman, for a day or two. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Miller took supper with S. T. Blackman and family Sunday night. Mrs. Paul Negh'oors and children and Mrs. Cleon Neighbors and THE daily record, dunn, n. c. |M/ngo Seniors I Had Party Thursday Night Mrs. D. H. Dawson entertained the seniors of Mingo School on Thursday night at eleven o’clock following their play rehearsal in the Home Economic Department of the school. The room* was decorated for the occasion in white and green carry ing out the class colors.' The table was covered with a cutwork cloth, lovely arrangement cf jonquils and fern was placed in the center of the table and was flanked by crystal candelabra hold ing white tapers. The punch bowl was placed on one end of the table and the cake on the other. Green and white satin bows with stream ers marked the coiners of the table. Mrs. Dawson, assisted by Misses Olive Herring and Pat MeLamb erved refreshments consisting of individual cake squares, nuts, mints, and punch. “Our Best to You’’ was heard from eleven till twelve. Those enjoying the affair were: Willa Dean Jackson, Helen Strick land, Annie Belle Naylor, Betty Sue Dawson, Sylvia Grey West, Edna Naylor, Lois Lee, Shelba Matthews, David Herring, Stacy Wallace, Louise Pope, Curtis Bare foot, Greyland Parnell, Jackie Jackson, Mr. T. C. Webb, Mrs. Alton Jackson, Olive Herring, Pat MeLamb, and Mrs. Dawson. Bailey's Crossroads Mrs. Blanch Frye, Mrs. Arlene Allen, Miss Lela Pearl Barefoot and Mrs. Labelle Barefoot visited Mrs. Barefoot’s husband, Mr. La belle Barefoot, who is a patient in the veterans hospital at Fayette ville Tuesday afternoon. Denzie Stephenson and Donald Ray Creeph shopped in Raleigh Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holt of Er win visited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stephenson Sunday afternoon. They also had as their Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Davis and children of Raleigh. 1 The boys of this section that have just returned home from Ko rea are Billy Frye, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Frye, Clifford Whit man, son of Mr. and Mr. Eldridge Whittman, and Junior Norris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leek Norris. Mrs. Maynard Coats honored her daughter, Sandra, on her sixteenth birthday Wednesday night, March 9, with a birthday party. Mrs. W. M. Wood, Mrs. Garland Coats, Miss Jean Creech and Mrs. Alvis Ennis assisted Mrs. Coats with the refreshments which consisted of chicken salad sandwiches, cup cakes, nuts and soft drinks. Those who attended were Joyce Jones, Betty Lea Byrd, Sue Frances Den ning, Marjie Ennis and Frank Westbrook, Joyce Clayton and Shirley all went fishing last Wed nesday afternoon and caught a lot of fish. The many friends of Troy Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Levitt Wood, who has spent the past 13 years in California, will be home April 1 with his sisters, Mr. and Mrs. James Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Dos ie Avery. He invites all his relatives and friends to drop in to see him at their homes. Mrs. C. R. Blackman spent Sun day night and Monday with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Tart at Meadow School. Monday she had an old fashioned quilting party and invited the friends and neighbors to quilt and had a very enjoyable afternoon and quilted two quilts. Mrs. J. C. Woodall, Sr. and Mrs. J. C., Jr. and two children, Sue and Steve and Mrs. Malcolm Whitten ton from Benson dropped in on the Blackman’s Thursday afternoon. £“ e j %t J L»U Vanderbilt ..... n TIRES high quality ~ IMPLEMENTS ||J> JOHNSON!)ll CO. !H: M ft I Jr W v mmnSt RSSBHMFPh.... FEATURED AT MEETING—Mrs. Reta Whit- afternoon program, is pictured standing between teuton entertained Tuesday afternoon at 5 o’clock Mrs Snipes and Mrs. Whittenton. for the Children’s Chapter of the United Daugh- Front row (left to right) are: Nine Coats, Dava ters of the Confederacy. Pictured above are those Newsome, Kay Waggoner, Vicky Upcaurch; sec who were on the musical program for the after- ond row: Norma Jean Catlett, Judy Wood, Jane noon. Mrs. Ralph Snipes, leader of the group, and Jackson, Marjorie Adley, Sue Ennis; third row, Mrs. Whittenton are seated in front. Little Miss Patsy Temple, Linda Hardee, Mrs. Edward Bolton Becky Hill of Lillington, out-of-town guest for the of Buies Creek, and Ann Britton. E Stacey Bailey, Dixie Clayton and Homer Johnson, Barnes Clayton, ] Billy Gale Pope, Linda Suggs, Re becca Johnson, P. J. Johnson, Jea nette Daniels, Daywood Clayton, Willie Hayes, Kathleen Pope, Ger- 1 aldine Glover, Donald Holland, Barbara Pope, Bennie Holland, Jean Wood, Gartha Suggs, Bar , bara Pollard, Dorsey Daniels, J. R. j. Register, Sue Lynn Bailey, Ernes , tiite Creech, Sarah Whittington, Jerry Langdon Lawrence Campbell, ( Emma Lee Phipps, Patricia Ennis and Janie Ennis, Donald Ray En nis, Bobby Barefoot, Jack Creech, Betty Frances Surles, C. L. Parker, Billy Godwin, Janice Hudson, Ken -1 neth Dorman, Junior Hudson, Sy -1 bil Whittington, Linda Lou Den ning, Joy Dan Clayton and Paul Dunn. Sandra received many beau tiful and useful gifts. Little Pam Stephenson celebrat [ ed her sth birthday on her grand ’, parents’ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Steph enson’s 28th wedding anniversary, . which was March 12th. I Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Ennis and . Mrs. Vara Neighbors were guests , of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Capps of t Dunn last Sunday. Mrs. Liddie Rhodes celebrated . her 83rd birthday on March the Bth. She is the oldest lady of our . community and is better known to everyone as “Aunt Lid.’’ Mr. John Byrd of Erwin is spend ing a few days with his daughter, Mrs. Kittie Stephenson. i Mr. and,Mrs. Graham Byrd an nounce the birth of a son March 17 in'Rex Hospital Mrs. Byrd, be fore her marriage was Miss Betty Jean Hayes. Mr. and Mr. Delma Capps 'and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tart recently spent a few days in Pensacola, Florida visiting Mrs. Tart's rela , tives. They also enjoyed some fisH , ing while there. Ronnie and Kennie Wood spent the weekend with J. B. and Eugene Hayes. They attended church at : Johnston’s Chapel Sunday morn ing Mrs. S. C. Byrd and daughter, Mrs. W. M. Wood' were dinner guests of Mrs. Wade Ivey of Er win Friday, Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. 'Byrd and - little grandson, Dempsie Ray Wood visited Miss Faye Byrd in Rateigh Sunday afternoon. Mr. -Mack Moore i» a patient In the Veterans Hospital in Durham. Mr. and Mrs. S. C Byrd, Mrs. W. M. Wood and Mr. Graham Byrd visited Mrs. Graham Byrd , night guest of Charles Lee. man Relations. Friday night. She Is a patient at t ■ Rex Hospital in Raleigh. ~ Miss Sandra coats was the sun- Hatcher & Skinner Funeral Home day guest of Miss Jean Wood. Phone 2447 ESTABLISHED IN 1912 Dunn, N G AMBULANCE SERVICE Willie - , PaUl b - r > THURMAN C. ENNIS & CO. g Certified Public Accountants f Announces The Removal Os Its Offices.. -from • ‘ 4 The Turlington Building -t°- Its New Building located At . 210 S Wilson Avenue '■ . .>ai| Dunn, North Carolina _ < . See IHeyunmxlng NSW /DINETTE FREEZER / that actually make* rpom fer ttyetf \ ■! , 1 \tm may ‘‘ ~ j Johnson Cotton Co. I V ll N * w R*voo Uimm* ha* aU thaaa mdwmmead fiaturaai —'•*3 :'jtM I • BrnteoU/mktt freezing action* 2 drawer, 180 UTS T,„ .. jl W \ ft. capacity • Ail-aluminum freezing compart. (J fmmt if J foot ptdal dooreontnd • ’ Iff L Amplt mating for average family • Double- Ats •=r’T J 1 ff duty laminated plastic top • Choice of beautiful H / <x * ar tbwliaationt • Hatching chain available l| ’• / Now Oobi Revoo—a size-right, style-right Eg / a lEiii / beauty that makes easy freezer living poa- |s P ~ /MM.: Vaodatorageand 1 /fSSn serving are effectively combined in a single I < *Rj2f'SSi£n in * B bS l 1 |i . j wiilfmt pLetic in uag- .|| m , tI ■ ntfnent cetera. Come in today—we how |fl | **%4*>l»Mtml>lg,tOOl ij J Urn Freewill servemoat J| I *k_. " AMMIAkirC hfln APT^IBMY ' .APPLIANCE DEPARippfT • II v#HNSON CPErTuYnOiN i: THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 24, j% Roundup (Continued From Page One) Dunn, a junior at North Carolin State College, is a member of tt baseball team at the college. W1 Hums, who is six feet tall, is pitcher. REVIVAL SERVICES Revivi services will begin Sunday mornin at 11 o’clock at the Second jißaf tist Church. The Rev. Sam F. Hue son will be the visiting ministe and services will be held eac evening during the week at 7:3 Music will be under the directio of Mrs. David E. Wise. The Re' E C. Keller is pastor of the churcl The public is cordially invited t attend. SURLES HONORED Among th new officers of Alpha Sigma Ph national social fraternity at Mis souri Valley College at Marsha Missouri, is Louis Surles of Duni Louis, who is a sophomore at Mg souri Valley, has been chosenJEj serve as secretary for the AlphH Sig chapter for the coming yea Louis is also serving this semest( as Circulation Manager foP tt campus newspaper as well as Hii torian of the Missouri Valley chaj ter of Alpha Phi Omega, nation service fraternity. Louis, the son i Mrs. Lillian Surles of 602 We Broad Street, is majoring in Hi
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