Miss McGugan Was Honoree At Party
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leaving Dunn soon for Washington.
D C.. was honored on Friday eve
ning at a surprise bridge party and
miscellaneous shower at the R. L.
Cromartie home on North Orange
Avenue. Mias Libby Raye Cromar
tie. Mrs. Wallace Warren, and Mrs
Robert Cannady were joint hostess
es for the social courtesy.
Upon her arrival. Mias McOugan
was presented a novelty corsage
composed of a single carnation with
a background otf three-cent stamps.
Composing the tables for three
progressions of bridge were Miss
McOugan. Miss Melrose Tart. Mias
Electa Maynard, Mrs. James Yates,
Mrs. Hubert Peay. Mrs. John Ctc
rone, Mias Ophelia Matthews. Mrs.
W. M. Brannan. 8r , Mrs. Gerald
Mann. Mrs. Mary IJbby Fowler.
Mrs. Paul Strickland. Jr.. Mrs.
Mayo Smith, Mrs. Dick Taylor at
Texas, Mrs. Edwin Stewart. Mrs.
BUly McOugan of Raleigh and Mm.
James MoCoteman of Newton
Grove Mias Lane Siler and Dot
Walton Joined the group for re
freshments.
Mias McOugan was high score
winner for the evening, and re
ceived a book caddy as her prise.
■econa nign, a sei oi ooasien. won
to Mr*. James Yates. Mrs. Mary
Libby Fowler won low score and
received a box of matches.
A variety of candles was paaaed
during the progressions. At the
conclusion of play, the hostesses
served a delectable salad (date,
which consisted of congealed cherry
salad, chicken salad sandwiches,
udtlnes. and applejacks, with cof
fee. The individual table* were cen
tered with a little novelty dish of
olives, pickles and radlah rosettes.
Later. Little Miss Betty Coats
assisted the hostess In presenting
gifts to the honoree by pulling in a
small train carrying an array ol
nice, useful gifts. Mrs. Taylor was
also remembered with a gift from
the hostesses.
Lovely arrangement* of spring
flowers decorated throughout th*
h<*ne.
IN RALEIGH
Mrs. A. B. Godwin and daughtei
Joyce were shoppers In Raleigh or
Friday afternoon.
SHOPPED IN RALEIGH
Mrs J Edgar Black. Jr. was f
shopper in Raleigh on Saturday.
I Dunn Officers
| O. E. S. Were
I Entertained
On Friday evening the Dunn of
ficers of the Order of Eastern 8tai
were entertained by Mrs. R. A
Duncan, Sr., worthy matron, at hei
home.
Guests were greeted by the hoe
teas and invited into the Duncar
home which was lovely with an ar
ray of mined spring flower*.
I Games and contests were enjoyec
for an hour. Later, plans were dis
cuaeed for the Installation of nev
officers. The installation service
will be March 26.
Mrs. Duncan presented each o:
the officers with a lovely pin, ir
appreciation of the fine work dom
during the year.
Mrs. Ralph Snipes, and Mrs
Paul Drew assisted the hostess ii
serving coffee, cherry ice crean
pies, nuts, and candies.
Those attending were Don EH
Drew, Sara Wilson, Cleon Jackson
Edward Oodwin, Carolyn Sch^U
Mamie Snipes, Janie Kinlaw. Hildi
Dudley. R. A. Duncan, Sr., and Pau
Drew.
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engagement announced -
Mlm We*** Johnson Wood «
Camp Lejenne Is the daughter .«
' Mr. and Mrs. Mack L. Wood «
Dunn. Her engagement to Captal
| LeRoy Mitchell Duffy of Quantlc.
I Virginia la announced hy her P
i rents. Captain Duffy la .the son «
. Lema Mitchell Duffy* of Oorts. Cal
. Ifomla. and the late Mrs. Duff
i The wedding win take place In tt
I Protestant Chapel at Camp U
I jeune April 14.
Mrs. Strickland
Is Hostess
To Church Group
Mrs. Matthew Strickland was has
hes# to the W. M. U. of Second
Baptist Church Friday night,
March 1«. 1856 at 7:30 o'clock.
The meeting was called to order
fay the president, Mrs. Willie Nor
| ris. The hymn, "The Kingdom is
1 Coming.” was sung and the group
| repeated the watchword.
The business session that follow
ed was presided over by Mrs. Nor
ris. A report of all committees was
given and other routine matters
discussed.
Mrs. E. C. Keller was In charge of
the program, ‘Make Me A Channel
- Of Blessings * Miss linda Holland
t gave the scripture reading from
f Luke 11:36-37 followed with prayei
f by Mrs. Ernie Jackson. The grout
» sang “Make Me A Channel of Bles
►. sing.-’ then the program was pre
- seated. Those having parts wen
t Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Norris, Lind*
- Holland, Mrs Leslie Buries, Mr*
r. Margaret Register, Mrs. J. B
e Snipes and Mrs. Jackson.
i- Following the program the bos
' tees served refreshments of pine
apple cake and coffee to members
present: MM. Strickland, Mrs. Wil
lie Norris, Mrs. E. O. Keller, Mrs.
Leslie Buries. Mm. Ernie Jackson,
Mrs. C. A. Holland, Mm. J. B.
Snipes. Mm. Margaret Register and
vtsitoM, Miss Linda Holland, Mrs.
Cal dwell Strickland and Mm. E. H
Barefoot, Miss Lynette Strickland.
SOUTH DAKOTA GUESTS
Dr. and Mm. Herbert Aistrup of
Sioux Falls, 8. D. arrived today for
a visit with Mr. and Mm. Hoover
Adams. Dr. and Mrs. Aistrup have
been vacationing in Florida and
Cuba. They will be here for severdaf
iff —
VISITED HERE
Mm. Elmer MoOaskill of Cam
eron Village, Raleigh visited Mm.
Ellis Barbour on Saturday after
noon.
VISITED MOTHER
I F. 8. Best of Brevard visited his
mother, Mrs. L. J. Beat during the
weekend.
Mm. David Powell, Jr. and
I daughter Dava of Norfolk, Virgin -
• la. spent Saturday visiting Mrs
> i Lawrence Marshtoum.
attended weddino
Ml- and Mrs. R. R. Raynor At
tended the Ha?dee-8yfc« wedding
In Rocky Mount on Sunday.
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Mr. tonr ■«»*»• *•»t*J' »M
Henry Tyler In RtabOMUd. VUgfti
over the wfcend . ,, fs
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