Monds-Herring
Wedding Plans
Are Announced
Miss Sandra Anne Herring an
nounces plans to marry William
Leonard Monds in a double ring"'
ceremony on Sunday. August 25.
The Rev. Eugene Olive of Win
ston-Salem, uncle of the bride will
perform the ceremony at Spring
Branch Baptist Church at 5:30 p.
m. Wedding music will be pre
sented by Miss Olive Gray Herr
ing, sister of the bride, organist
and Mr. Sherrill Williams, solo
ist.
She will be given in marriage
by her father and maid of honor
will be Miss Betty Ann Barefoot,
with Mrs. Emily I^evinson of
Greenville as matron of honor.
Bridesmaids will be Adelaide
Monds of Greenville, Janet War
ren, Annie Jean Strickland and
Ida Sue Jackson. Sammye Grace
Strickland and Beth Monds will
be flower girls.
Best man will be Mr. Monds
father. Ushers will include David
Herring, Jr., Red Tart, Richard
Monds of Greenville, brother of
the bridegroom and Charles Lev
inson of Greenville.
PROSPECTIVE BRIDE AND GROOM EN
tertained: Miss Sylvia Slaughter and Mrs. Clar
ence Lee Corbett, Jr., who Will wed Saturday
were graciously entertained last evening with a
buffet supper. Pictured atpve are --Ileft to
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right seated) Mrs. B. O. Slaughter, Mrs. C. L.
Corbett, Sr.; Mrs. Earl Westbrook, hostess. Dr.
Corbett, Miss Slaughter, Mr. Corbett and Mrs.
Jesse Davis also hostess.
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miss Slaughter and
Feted By Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Jesse Davis and Mrs. Earl
Westbrook honored Miss Sylvia
Slaughter and Clarence Corbett,
Jr., at a buffet supper at the home
of Mrs. Westbrook Wednesday
night at 7:00 on the lawn.
Miss Slaughter was presented a
corsage of yellow daisies and her
gifts from the hostesses were a
piece of silver from Mrs. 'West
brook and TV tables from Mrs.
Davis.
The tables on the lawn were
covered with green cloths and
centered with a rustic basket with
yellow daisies and asters.
The supper consisted of fried
chicken, deviled eggs, ham bis -
cuits, potato salad, with iced tea.
Approximately 24 guests attend
ed.
TO MEET
The Women’s Missionary Coun
cil of Glad Tidings Church will |
meet Friday night at 8:00 at the
home of Mrs. Richard Tripp, 122 i
Joy St., All women of the church .
are urged to be present for this
important meeting.
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Invitation To
Monds-Herring
Wedding Sunday
Mr. & Mrs. Martin David Herring
request the honour of your
presence at the marriage
of their daughter
Sandra Anne
to
Mr. William Leonard Monds
on Sunday, the twenty-fifth of
August at five-thirty
o’clock in the afternoon
at Spring Branch Baptist Church
Dunn, North Carolina
TO FAYETTEVILLE
Mrs. Cameron Johnson and
daughter, Phillis and Miss Ann
Tart spent Tuesday in Fayette
ville shopping.
FROM FLORIDA
Miss Dorothy Adcox of Route
4, Dunn has recently returned
from Florida.
RETURNED FROM VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Matthews
and children, Caty and Dee have
just returned from a visit with
relatives in Richmond, Va.
WILL ATTEND
The 27th biennial General Coun-;
cil of the Assemblies of God will
convene August 28 to September •
3, in the Cleveland Auditorium,]
Cleveland, Ohio. Among those who
will be attending from Dunn are:
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Stirling,
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Palmer,
Rev. and Mrs. Gardner Altman,
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Godwin, Sr.
and Mrs. Almon D. Jackson.
IN DUNN
Miss Mary Jane Pemberton of
Goldsboro is visiting Miss Jean
Young.
RANDY HAS PNEUMONIA
Randy Doffermyre, son of At
torney and Mrs. Everette L. Dof
fermyre, is seriously ill at his home
here with pneymonia.
AT WHITE LAKE
Mrs. Grafton Tart and children
are spending several days at White
Lake.
Deaf
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es for their paper.
On Sundays, he goes to Fayette
ville or Raleigh to hear sermons
delivered in sign language. But
he considers himself a member of
the 1st Baptist Church in Dunn
and contributes to collections the
re even though he doesn’t attend
the services.
At Morganton he will have re
sponsibility for helping with 15
and 16-year-old boys who also have
the problem of adjusting to a
wprld that can hear.
Bandit
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from here.
A bank official said he did not
know if the robber was alone but
police reported there was another
man with him. They said he
jumped in Arthur Hyman’s auto
mobile which was parked near his
before realizing he had made a
mistake.
Principals
(Continned From Page 1)
nett, Robert L Williams; South
Harnett, Reginald N. Harris; and
Shawtown, G. T. Swinson.
Principals reported on the
school job Wednesday. They will
be busy with advance prepara
tions before classes open in evejF
school on September 3. 1
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