THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVE>IBER 3, 1955
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED MISS PEGGIE POPE is the
daughter of Albert Pope of VVa<le and the late Mrs. Pope. Her en
gagement to Charles Wright Lynch, son of Mr. and Mrs. David
Lynch of Selma, is announced by her father. A late November wed
ding is planned.
Dunn High Football Team Honored
At Semi-Formal Dance Tuesday Evening
The Dunn High football team
was honored at a semi formal dance
Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Wilkins, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
r-y GIGANTIC FALL
\£o~l LAY-AWAY SALE
X VSS7T I CONTINUES WITH SAVINGS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
Beautiful New Ladies Ladies Beautiful Fall
AH Wool —Winter
COATS DRESSES
Alluring Colors And Styles ie Rayons
Warmth Without Bulk. See ’ Sizes 12-20
ALSO
Them Now i Sparkling Plaids
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Ladies Better
county dresses
Smartly Tailored Wool-Nylon
Blends By
SUITS “Milliken”
Flannels And Tweeds In Charred New And Exciting
For FaU And Winter
Tones Going Fast At Only Select And Save
$14.95 At 514.95 lo 516.95
WE AT EFIRD'S ARE STRIVING TO SERVE VOU BETTER..
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Crabtree, Mr. and Mrs. John God
win and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Gard •
ner were joint hosts at the lovely
affair which was held at eight
o’clock at the Woman’s Club, here.
The clubhouse was beautifully
deoarated with arrangements of
flowers, ivy, and burning tapers
carrying out the green and white
color scheme, the school colors.
The dining room table, which
was covered with a white linen
cloth, was centered W’ith an at
tractive arrangement of white
chrysanthemums in a large crystal
bowl flanked by burning green
tapers in crystal holders.. Mrs. Bill
Crabtree presided at the punch
Mrs. Hank Currin
Entertained
Entre Alia Club
Mrs. Hank Currin was hostess
to members and guests of the En
tre Alia bridge club Wednesday
evening when thev met at her home
on West Johnson Street.
Two guests. Mrs. Hubert Peay
and Mrs. G. C Mitchell, Jr., were
welcomed for the evening.
Mixed arrangements of chrysan
themums, marigolds and zinnias
were effectively used throughout
the Currin home.
Between progressions the hostess
served delectable cocoanut cake,
molded ices, nuts, and coffee to
the players.
High scorer for the club was
Mrs. Edwin Stewart who received
a set of pillow cases. Mrs. Mit
chell who won guest high score,
also received pillow cases. A box of
Christmas cards went to Mrs. J.
N. SteDhenson for winning second
high Mrs. Peay was the recipient
of a bottle of hand lotion for win
ning club low.
Members playing were Mrs. Step
hens on, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs.
Mack Barefoot, Mrs. Nathan Bass,
Mrs. Lewis Godwin, and Mrs. D.
K Stewart.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Airman 1 c and Mrs. Sherrill
Sorrell of Langley Air Force Base,
Virginia announce the birth of a
daughter on November Ist in the
Langley A. F, B. hospital. Mrs.
Sorrell is the former Edna Pearl
Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Wood of Dunn.
ANNOUNCE ADOPTION*
Mr and Mrs. George W. Jemlgan
of Dunn announce the adoption
of a ffve-month-old daughter, Re
becca Joan on November 2. Mrs.
Jernigan is the former EH>ise Jemi
gan.
bowl Guests served themselves de
lightful ham and pimento cheese
sandwiches, potato chips, pickles,
and decorated cake squares.
The euests enjoying dancing du
ring the evening with music pro
vided bv a juke box. Several door
prizes were awarded to those hold
ins the lucky numbers.
Special guests fdr the evening
were Coach and Mrs. Jim Brown,
and Coach and Mrs. Maurice Ge
orge.
Approximately 115 people en-<
Joved the occasion, including foot
ball players and their dates, the
team managers and their dates,
cheerleader and their escorts, and
other invited guests.
188 DAILY BECOBD, DUNN, N. 0.
FOR ONE ■ STOP SHOPPING
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WIGGLY
WIGGLY is cooperating with the Farmers and the Agricultural Depart- { lir ===. m
ment, by featuring LOW COST fresh PORK as the best buy of the fT L —^ lr ——= ~~
week- SERVE APPLE SAUCE WITH PORK.
SMALL LEAN CENTER CUT W ~ #
PORK CHOPS lb. 49c Mayonna ' se
r Krafts iCa
SWIFT’S PREMIUM •• ■- •
BACON e lb. 4Sr tens
FREE
FRESH WHOLE OR HALF PORK TENDER END CUT PORK For Mom & Dad
LOIN lb." 45c CHOPS lb. 35c 2 TICKETS
Wm. & Mary ws. N. C. State
For Junior
KRAFTS MILD 8 Oz. Cracker 13 1-3 Oz. Cracker J UI ITT LI EAATRAII
Barrel Sharp Barrel Mellow I BlMlvFl IVVIDHLL
W? /i Q** QQ. t T Nothing to Buy - No Obligation
. B ■ Bid JRjj Qw tR C Come And Register
Drawing Nov. 12 - 6:00 P. M.
WHITCHOUSE OR MUSSELMANS COMSTOCK
Apple Sauce 2 29c SERF Sliced Beets 16c
DEL MONTE CRUSHED Reg. Giant EXTRA SAVINGS
PINEAPPLE %T 27c 30c 73c Snowdrift 3 lbs. 73c
STOKLEY’S SHREDDED PHILADELPHIA CREAM
KRAUT 2 ~ 29c CHEESE 2 X 25c
DROMEDARY DIXIE * 1 VAV- KRAFT ° live Pim > Pineapple - Pimento
Emit Cake «u 79c Cheese Spread 24c
Lousianne can 83c 1 • Oil Cheese Spread 5, « 28c
SANITARY NAPKINS 1 t|.» KRAFT MILK
Kotex 2** 77c Caramels “■? 35c
KRAFT AMERICAN
PILLSBURY OR BALLADRS f ■ ft Sm. •
BISCUITS JIFFY, WHITE, YELLOW, CHOC., SPICE I fStCu VIIGGSG g I#C
j, A M If P Illy TENNESSEE BRAND FROZEN
4 cons 49c CAKE MIX STRAWBERRIES
PARKAY Buy Several M Sweeten end 10 Oz. a
margarine Pks '£“ lUc s,ioed pke 25c
Pound mm SWEET AND FULL OF JUICE FLORIDA
ORANGES 2 doz. 39c
FANCY GOLDEN RIPE
BANANAS 2 lbs. 27c
~£P VANILLA WAFERS 25c
APPLES 4 49c - POTATOES
SQUASH 2 lb. 19c 10 ,b * ba * Z7e
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