North Carolina Newspapers

PAGE EIGHT Herman Greens Entertained At Bridge Play And Dinner Party Here Friday Member* and guests of the Fri- I day af.emoon bridge ciub met with Mrs. Herman Green at her home j on West Carr Street at five o’clock ( Friday afternoon. j Mrs. Curtis Ennis and Mrs. Alsey Johnson were guests of the club. During the afternoon of bridge. Mrs. Lewis Godwin received a brass letter holder for capturing club high score. Guest high, a fiower container, went to Mrs. Ennis. Mrs. Alsey Johnson was the recipient of •homemade cucumber pickles for winning consolation. Club members playing were: Mrs. Godwin. Mrs. Biliy Pope. Mrs. J \ Stephenson. Mrs. Vic Anderson. Mrs. John Ciccone, and Mrs. Em mett Aldredge. After the bridge play. Mr. and Mrs. Green entertained the ladies and their husbands at a dinner party at seven o'clock. Miss Nancy Sugg. November 26th bride-elect, was also a special guest. She was presented a lovely corsage of white carna ions. The dining room of the Gr>-en home was beautifully appointed for the party. Brass cande’abras hold ing goid candles and a crystal eper nette filled with red berries and i gold chrysanthemums center the I table. On the buffet gold candles in' shver candelabra were also used. Rev. Tucker Was Guest Speaker At Club Meeting In i Dunn Friday Mrs. Vic Anderson and Mrs. J.. N. Stephenson entertained at a j one o’clock luncheon Friday for members of the Olde Town Arts Club, The guest speaker for the afternoon was the Rev. Leslie Tucker, pastor of the First Pre-by terian Church in Dunn. The living room and the hall of the Woman's Club were attrac tively decorated with dried bou quets, autumn leaves, and chrysan themums. p In the dining room, the tabig centerpiece was a large cornucopia filled with fruit. Miniature tur keys. fall leaves, and sprays of wheat completed the Thanksgiving decor. Honored Miss Barefoot Mt« Betty Jean Barefoot, No - vember bride-elect, was honored at a crystal shower Saturday night, with Miss Betsy Sills and Mrs. John David Lee as co-hostesses. The shower was give at the Sills home at eight o’clock. The pink and green color scheme was carried out throughout the home for the bridal occasion. A pink carnation arrangement flank ed by pink candles and ivy decor ated the piano. The mantle was lovely with pink candles in cande labra and also an arrangement of wine baby mums. Ivy and fall flowers decorated the coffee table. Appropriate games were played during the evening with Miss Shir ley Hinson and Mrs. John David Lee as winners. After the honoree opened many lovely gifts, the hostesses served de licious refreshments, which also carried out the pink and green mo tif. The refreshments consisted of punch, chicken salad sandwiches, open face sandwiches, lady fingers, hors d’oevre, homemade sea foam candy, and toasted pecans. Miss Barefoot received a corsage of pink carnations from the host esses upon her arrival. Those present were: Miss Bare foot, Mrs. Eric Bass. Miss Laura Belle Carr, Mrs. Jimmy Patrick. i Mrs. Ray Sills, Mrs. Pete Skinner, I Miss Melrose Tart, Miss Shirley: Hinson and the hostesses. FREE A 25 lb. Turkey Because we are thankful and grateful for your loyal patronage throughout the year, we will give away absolutely FREE Wednesday afternoon at 4 p. m. a beautiful 20-pound live turkey. Nothing to buy. Just come in and register. Some body must win. Come in and register as often as you like. Open Tuesday, Nov. 22 Closed Thanksgiving YOU ALL COME The Market Basket 202 N. CLINTON AVE. DIAL 2156 SAME BUILDING WITH G & YV POULTRY Save The Cash Way j In the livinsr room an arrangement of roses in a silver bowl decorated j the piano. Mixed fail flowers were' i also used on a secletary in the iiv j ing room. Guests found their places desig nated by attractive place cards de corated in the Thanksgiving motif Miss Suagss place was designated by wedding bells. Mrs. Curtis Ennis assisted Mrs. Green in serving a delectable three-course turkey dinner. The j menu consisted of tomato juice cocktail, hors d'oeuvre, cranberry salad, sliced turkey, dressing and gravy, green beans, creamed sweet potatoes, mincemeat tarts with wnipped cream and coffee. Following the dinner, table prizes were awarded to Mr. and Mrs Vic Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Pope received a wrought iron hurricane lamp for their new home as a re membrance from the hostess. Miss Sugg was also remembered with brass car.die holders. Enjoying the affair were: Mr. and Mrs. Green. Miss Nancye Sugg, Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Sugg, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Pope. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ennis. Mr. and • Mrs. Alsey Johnson. Mr. asd Mrs. I Lewis Godwin. Mr. and Mrs. John Ciccone, and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Aldredge. , After gue<s had found their places, which were marked with attractive placecards. they were served a delicious chicken salad plate with hot rolls, coffee, fruit cun and cocoanut cake. Mrs. Stephenson introduced the Rev. Tucker, who presented a very interesting talk on Abraham Lin coln. Rev. Tucker declared thai Lincoln was his favorite historical character, and his talk brought out the attributes that made his life "so outstanding. Following Rev. Tucker’s talk, Mrs. Billy Pope, club president, presided over the business meeting. The secretary's report, was given by Mrs. Herman Lynch, and the treasurerV report by Mrs. Thurman Enr.is. Guests for the meeting were the Rev. Tucker and Mrs. Ellis Bar bour. Members attending included Mrs. Howard M. Lee. Mrs Thur man Ennis, Mrs. Hank Currin, Mrs. John Ciccone, Mrs. Herman Lynch, Mrs. Hoover Adams. Mrs. Bert Ala baster, Mrs. Willie Moss. Mrs. Billy Pope, and the two hostesses, Mrs. Stephenson and Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Harold Gainey Honored Friday At Cradle Shower Mrs. Harold Gainer was honored Friday night at a cradle shower at the of Mrs. Morrs Knox, with Mrs. J. B. Creech, Sr and Mrs. J. B. Creech, Jr. and joint hostesses. Mrs. Gainey is the for mer Janice Creech. When the honoree arrived she was presented a corsage of nink and blue carnations from the hos tesses. Guests enjoyed playing several ap propriate games daring the even ing. Winners of the games were Mrs. John H. Pave, Miss Lunette Strickland anl Miss Joyce Mc- Lamb. Later the honoree opened an ar ray of lovely, useful gift 3 from her friends. Afterwards the hostesses served delicious refreshments con sisting of Cokes, cheese wafers, cookies, pimento cheese sandwicn es and mints. Those present were: Mrs. Ga'ney, th» honoree, Mrs. Robert Hodges, M:«s Gale Earnhardt. Mrs Ellis Godwin, Mrs. John Page, Mrs. Ed Massengill, Mrs. Charles Williams. 1 Mrs. Cecil Daniels, Mrs. Joe Earn- j hardt, Mrs. Clayton Tart. Mr.-. Fc’- ward Registei', Mrs. Hubert Hairr, i Mrs. Hill. Mrs. P. D. Lyons; M: s ! j Lunette Strickland. Mrs. Jim Sir oti j ' Mrs. Clarence Gainey, Mrs. Oliver j j Knox. Miss Eunice Tart, Mrs. Cor nell House, Joyce McLamb and the hostesses, Mrs. Morris Knox. Mrs J. B. Creech, Sr., and Mrs. J. B. Creech, Jr. VISITED RELATIVES Dorothy Laughing house, who is a student at E. C. C. in Greenville. ! visi ed relatives here Sunday. MONDS HERE Mr. and Mrs. R: hard Monds and: children of Greenville visited : heir' parents and friends here during the ! weekend Mr. Monels returm-d toi school, while Mrs. Monds remained here. Mr. Monds will return again ton you want your Thanksgiving turkey to be the tendered, most succulent feajd-fsre 1 '' ' " ' T 1 \\..y to top quality . . . backed by (olrnital'v famous money-hack guarantee of complete satisfaction. 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Mor, fruit EGGS 53 C C Urf\ tu C« ffiE lO COU.N.AL sroaES wm BE i r '"Mlx'’“ »M,| * " *1" •CSpg aosa> “» MY ; 27. - -- r thaihksgivinc day, November 24th BESIDE EFIRD'S IN ERWIN [ > » THE DAILY RECORD. DHNN N.C. Smith-Parker Cake Cutting Held At Bride's Home linmediately following th«> Smlth- Park.-r wedding rehearsal Saturday evening, members of the wedding party, the immediate families, and a few elo-e friends were entertain ed at a cak- cut ing at the home of the bride on North Bills Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis of Hillsboro, aunt and uncle of the bride, were hosts. Mrs Delia Dunbar and Miss Car olys Parker greeted guests at the door. i In the dining room of the Bass I home the pink motif was carried j Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving holidays here. out. Tiie table, which was covered with a linen cutwork noth over pink, was centered wi h a lovely arranmement of pink carnations flanked by silver candeiabra hold ing burning pink tapers tapers. A cluster of wedding bells tied with pink ribbon hung from the dining room light fixtule. In the den and other parts of the home mixed ar rangements of fall flowers were used. The beautiful rhree-tlered wed ding cake, which was decorated in pink and white and topped with a miniature bride and groom and wedding bell was served by Mrs. Henry Shell after the couple had cut the traditional first slice. Mrs. D. A. Smith, mother of the bride groom, served fruit punch. Mints and nuts were also served. Approximately 50 people attend- Reunion Held At Adams Home About 125 relatives attended a birthday dinner and family reun ion given Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Adams. Cele brating were Mr. Adams and his sister. Mrs. Junius Barefoot. Those attending the annual re union were he descendants of the iate Mr. and Mrs. John Pink Adams. The living children of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams attending with their families were Delbert Adams, J. Monroe Adams, and Mrs. Junius Barefoot. Also attending were the children, grandchildren, and great grand children of the late W. L. Adams. ing said their good-byes to Mrs. Eilis. MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 21, 1955 Corky Cretin is Entertained Bridge Club Mr. and Mrs. Corky Cretini en tertained members of the Couples Bridge Club at their home Satur day evening. Members playing were: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Godwin, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Duncan, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Hank Currin and the Cretinis. During progressions Mrs. Cretini served chicken salad sandwiches, potato chips and Cokes. Later she served a delicious sweet course con sisting of chocolate fudge nut pie ■ J. Q. Adams, and Lonnie Adams. The reunion next year will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Junius j Barefoot. with ice cream, and coffee. Winner of high score for the ladies was Mrs. Dunoan, who re ceived a Revlon cosmetic set. Mr. Godwin won men’s high score and received handkerchiefs. Mr. God win. who also won in a game of bingo, was the recipient of a box of Chri«.mas cards. VISITED PARENTS Carroli Summerlin, who is em ployed at Carolina Power and Light Company in Raleigh, spent this past weekend visiting his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Summer lin. there 1 IN CHAPEL HILL t Mr. and Mrs. Corky Cretini and j daughter Debra spent Sunday via- I iting her parents in Chapd Hiil.