Jackson Reunion Planned For Sunday
Outing At Williams Lake
i
Xhe annual Jackson Reunion is
scheduled to be held for the sec
ond time this coming Sunday, Aug
ust 25, at Williams Lake.
Mrs. Claude E. Pope of Dunn is
in charge of plans for the reunion
and said they are expectin around
200 persons. Many of those attend
ing will be descendants of Wiley
C. Jackson but all interested re
latives and friends are invited.
“We plan to hold an election this
year and really get an organiza
tion,” said Mrs. Pope.
The reunion festivities at Wil
liams Lake, which is in Sampson
County near the Mingo School,
will begin after church. Those who
attend should take a picnic lunch.
Lunch will be served around one
o’clock.
TO VISIT DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barefoot will
motor to see their daughter An
nette who is in summer school at
Atlantic Christian College today.
Summer school will close Friday
and Miss Barefoot will go to Rich
lands for a week where she will
be soloist in the Betsy Jean Trott
Kenneth Kernegay wedding.
FROM NEW YORK
Mrs. Howard West has just re
turned from New York where she
visited Miss Jean Fleming who
recently moved from Boston,
Mass., where she had lived for the
past six years. Miss Fleming be
gan her work at Union Theologi
cal Seminary August 19.
[Circ/e 3 Gave
Program At C W.F.
Meeting Monday
The Christian Women's Fellow
ship met at 8 o’clock iq the sanctu
ary of Hood Memorial Church
Monday night. Mrs. Dwight Mattex
was in charge of the devotional, j
Mrs. Wilson Stanley president,
presided over the business discus
sion at which time plans were made
and a committee appointed to serv
ed refreshments to the Youth of
the church for their Sunday even
ing meetings. Members of the com
mittee include; Mrs. P. H. Lynch,
chairman, Mrs. W. P. Williford,
Mrs. Earl West, Mrs. Jeffeiys,
Miss Pauline Bell, Mrs. .fames
Surles, and Mrs. William Tart.
Mrs. Stanley also announced the
confederation of Brotherhoonaie
will be September 14-15 and stress
attendance at this.
Circle 3 was in charge of the
program and Mrs. Mammie Jef
ferys gave a very interesting artic
on Prayer and is the nations pray
er room really used. Mrs. Margie
Tart sang a solo.
The meeting was dismissed with
the group sing gpayerful the na
tional C. W. F. bendiciton.
FROM RONOKE RAPIDS
Mrs. Ella Cameron and children,
Alexander and Margaret, visited
friends and relatives in Dunn this
past weekend.
Sisters Honored
With Shower
Thursday Night
Mrs. Richard Johnson and Mrs.
Everette Lee honored Miss Peggy
Holmes, bride-elect and her sis
ter, Mrs. Bill Payne, a recent
bride with a miscellaneous show
er Thursday night.
The Johnson home was decorat
ed with lovely mixed summer flo
wers and the guests of honor were
presented white mums and tube
rose corsages.
Guests were served lime ice,
bridal squares, nuts and mints.
Mrs. Johnson presented Miss
Holmes with a bedspread and Mrs.
Payne a blanket. Mrs. Lee gave
the honorees electric perculators.
Those attending were: Miss Hol
mes, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Lonnie
Holmes, Mrs. Gardner Johnson,
Mrs. George H. Jackson, Mrs. Kig
Hudson, Miss Ruth Holmes, Mrs.
Tony Prince, Miss Mary McLamb,
Miss Ada McLamb, Mrs. James
Register, Miss Alma Phillips, Mrs.
Gerald Register and Miss Brenda
Johnson.
HOSPITAL PATIENTS
The following patients were re
cently admitted to Betsy John
son Memorial Hospital:
Mr. Hugh West, Mrs. Patsy
Barefoot, Mr. Scott Hudson, Jes
sie Lewis, Mrs. Mary Barefoot,
Mrs. Annie Whitehead, Mrs. Doy
le Hinson, Alfred Jones, Mrs. Bet
ty Lou Temple, Master David Lee
and Dan Crouch.
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Mr. & Mrs. Cretini
Hosts At Bridge
Friday Night
Mr. and Mrs. Corky Cretini en
tertained the Couples Bridge Club
Friday night. Tables were placed
in the den of the Cretini home
which was beautifully decorated
with late summer flowers.
Mrs. Luther Turner scored high
for the ladies and she was present
ed a candy dish filled with assort
ed colors of soap. Mr. Turner was
high scorer for the men and was
awarded stationary for his prize.
During progressions potato
chips, freetoes, candy and iced
drinks were passed and after play
had ended they enjoyed apple pie
a la mode and coffee.
Those playing in addition to
prize winners were: Mr. and Mrs.
Haruz Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Temple and Mr. and Mrs. Cretini.
M/ss Goddard
Honored With
Shower Fri. Night
Miss Peggy Lynn Ezzell of Ra
leigh and Mrs. Darwyn Whitting
ton of Coats entertained Miss No
vella Goddard, bride-elect with a
linen shower Friday evening at
the Woman’s Club.
The hostesses presented the
guest of honor with a corsage of
white carnations and the club
house was effectively decorated
with arrangements of white mums
and asters.
Refreshments served consisted
of lime punch, cheese wafers, par
ty meringues and nuts.
A linen cloth and napkins were
presented Miss Goddard from the
hostesses, Miss Ezzell and Mrs.
Whittington.
Guests attending were: Miss
Goddard, her mother, Mrs. J. El
I lison Goddard, Mrs. Willie Bran
ron, Mrs. Kenneth Sloan of Ra
leigh, Mrs. Archie Wood, Mrs. Roy
Tart, Mrs. Bobby Sharp, of Wil
son the former Miss Elsie Ann
Morgan, Mise Laura Hartley and
Miss Mary Lou Westbrook.
Mrs. Stanley
Died Tuesday
Mrs. Ila Thompson Stanley, 73,
of Route 1, Benson, died in the
Johnston Memorial Hospital Tues
day. Daughter of the late Ike
Thompson and Judy Blackman
Thompson of Johnston County,
she was the widow of Ben Stan
ley. Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Piney
Grove Free Will Holiness Church
near Smithfield, conducted toy
Rev. Oscar Honeycutt and burial
will follow in the Bethel Church
cemetery. Surviving are five sons,
Lonnie of Route 1 Coats, Chester
and Roland of Route 1, Benson,
Eade of Coats, Lester of the ho
me; five daughters, Mrs. John
Guin and Mrs. Joe Phillips of Rt.
1 Benson, Mrs. Joe Stanley of Rt.
1, Angier, Mrs. Joe Guin of Route
1, Four Oaks, Mrs. Howard Hon
eycutt of Route 1, Willow Springs;
one brother, Junius Thompson of
Four Oaks; one sister, Mrs. Geo.
Anna Parker of Benson; 87 grand
children; 28 great grandchildren.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Sorrell,
Angler, a daughter, August 16 in
Rex Hospital. Mrs. Sorrell is the
former Frances Edna Satter -
white.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee Jack
son announce the birth of a son
on August 12th on Kwajelein Is
land. Mr. Jackson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Jackson of Dunn is sta
tioned with the Navy on Kkaje
lein Island, which is one of the
Marshall Islands. Mrs. Jackson is
the former Evelyn Carroll of Bos
ton, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Barefoot,
Route 4 Dunn a daughter, Evelyn
Ernestine, on the 19. Mrs. Bare
foot is the former Miss Cornelia
Elizabeth Wilks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Worth Tem
ple, Route 1, Bunnlevel, a daugh
ter on the 20. Mrs. Temple is the
former Betty Lou Stewart.
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Brides - Elect Honored With
Coke Party Wednesday Morning
Miss Alice Prince and Miss Syl
via Slaughter, brides-elect were
graciously entertained by Mrs
Ralph Maxwell and Miss Ethelyn
Maxwell at a Coke party this
morning at 10:30 in the Maxwell
home.
As guests arrived a beautiful
straw basket of sun flowers gree
ted them and other pastel flowers
decorated the inside of the home.
The dining table which was arti
stically decorated with a center
piece of clematis flowers and
fruit and the table was overlaid
with a handsome cutwork cloth.
Miss Prince attired in Lemon
cotton frock complemented with
a cape and Miss Slaughter attir
ed in a perwinkle checked cotton
complemented with a cumberband
of a dark color were presented
heart shaped corsages of red ros
es and tube roses. The hostesses
T.E.L. Class Met
With Mrs. Lee
Tuesday Night
Mrs. Alleene Lee was hostess to
the T. E. L. Class of the Baptist
Church at her home at 7:30 Tues
da night.
The meeting was opened with
the song ‘‘Jesus Lover of My
Soul'’, Mrs. Da\id Pittman was in
charge of :ho devotional and she
took it from John 7:11 Prayer
was offered ty Mrs. George Up
church. Mrs. J. O. West presided
over the business session. The
minutes and treasurer’s report of
the last meeting was read and
approved, and new business was
discussed.
Refreshments consisting of corn
straws, cookies and punch were
served to lhe following: Mrs. Da
vid Pittman, Mrs. Eunice Grim
es, Mrs. J. O West, Mrs. L. D.
Ennis, Mrs. Zola Roberts, Mrs.
George Upchurch, and Mrs. Maty
Hawley.
Bridal Showers
Honors Couples
On Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Caudle
entertained their son and daugh
ter-in-law with a bridal shower
■Saturday night, August 10th at
their home on 105 North Wash
ington Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Sherill
Caudle were married July 20. Mrs. ;
Caudle is the former Miss Orean
Turnage daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
.James Turnage of Benson.
Mixed summer flowers were us
ed in' the living and dining rooms.
Several appropriate games were
played with prizes going to Mrs. j
Jonah Caudle and Sherill Caudle, i
The host and hostess assisted
by Mr-s. Osbert Pipkin served de
licious refreshments consisting
of pimento cheese and chicken
salad sandwiches, cookies, potato
chips and drinks.
The honored couple received an
array of lovely gifts.
Those attending the party were
Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Mackey, Mr. ]
and Mrs. Loyd Jackson, Mr. and j
Mrs. Lavalle Jackson and Debra, I
Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Caudle and'
Rocky, Mr. and Mrs. Osbert Pip
kin, Nicky and La Rhonda, Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Godwin and Dale,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holmes
and girls, Mrs. W. H. Daniels and
Jerry, Mrs. Odis Young and Ann,
Mrs. James Turnage Mrs. Grace
Whitman, Mrs. Billy Wagstaff, and
Carolyn Caudle.
Those sending gifts were Mrs.
Roeana Pipkin, Mrs. Lillian Pip
kin and Ann, Mrs. Janie Wag
staff, Mrs. Lunette Honeycutt,
Mrs. G. A. Altman and Mrs. Clif
ton Gregory.
HOME ENROUTE OVERSEAS
A-lc William L. “Buddie ’ Lee
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lee of
Newport News, Va., formerly of
Dunn, arrived in Dunn Sunday
morning from Eglin, AFB, Fla.
Airman Lee will be here fo 30
days at the home of his sister
Mrs. Callie Stephenson. He will
report to Charleston', S. C., Sept.
19 where he will go by plane for
overseas. He will be stationed in
Turkey for two years.
also presented them with a copy
of Christ and the Fine Arts by;
Cynthia Pearl Maus.
Refreshments for this gala ev
ent consisted of chicken salad
I sandwiches, cheese rosettes, sand
dabs, brownies, salted nuts, party
pickles and olives.
Invited guests were: the honor
ees, Mrs. David Nelson, Mrs. B
O. Slaughter. Mrs, C L. Corbett.
Miss Virginia Vann. Miss Virginia
Turlington, Miss Mary Lou Nay
lor, Miss Elaine Hodges, Miss
j Patricia Johnson, Miss Betsy
I Johnson, Miss Alice Lou Jackson.
Miss Mary G. Whitehead. Kath
terine Oakley, Miss Jean Young,
Miss Meredith Cromartie, Miss
Joyce Godwin, Miss Jan Aycock.
Miss Lillian Hartley. Miss Janice
Fowler, Mrs. Imuise Brown Wood.
Miss Alice Stewart, Miss Pat Arm
strong, Memphis, Tenn.; Miss
Mary Jane Pemberton, Goldsboro:
Mrs. Peggy Huggins. Fayetteville:
Mrs. J. H. Thomas, Fayetteville,
Angela Vereen of Lntta, South Ca
rolina.
Ruby Bunn Weds
Alvin Norron Jr.
In the presence of the immed
iate families Miss Ruby Lee Bunn
became the bride of Alvin' Lloyd
Narron, Jr., at the home of the of
ficiating minister, the Rev. Fred
Scott, pastor of Long View Gar
dens Baptist Churcht on Saturday
afternoon. August 3 at 3 o'clock.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Harold Bunn
of Buies Creek and the bride
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Lloyd Narron of Route 1,
Middlesex.
The couple entered together
unattended, the bride wearing a
white street-length dress with
white accessories and an orchid
corsage.
They are now at home in Micro
where the groom teaches math in
Micro High School. He is a gra
duate of Atlantic Christian Col
lege and received his master’s de
gree in math at East Carolina Col
lege two years ago.
IN GEORGIA
Mrs. G. W. Waddell from Buies
Creek and Mrs. Frank West and
daughters Sue and Patsy of Dunn
vacationed in Marietta, Georgia
last week.
Erwin Lady Wins
Coat At Gainey's
Gainey’s Town and Country Fa
shions, Dunn’s swank new’ style
center, held its Grand Opening
drawing this morning.
Mrs. Raymond Gainey announc
ed that the lucky winner of a free
cashmere or tweed coat of her
choice is Mrs. J. A. Lockerman
of Erwin.
Mrs. Gainey said she was high
ly pleased w'ith the success of the
grand opening event and express
ed appreciation to the hundreds of
people who attended.
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