LUCllie MAY. timely Editor
SWEEP INTO SPRING—Judy Lewis, taking a cue from her
mother, Loretta Young, wooshes through a door in a floor
length, chiffon gown done in a brilliant red and pink floral
pattern. Designer Philip Hulitar completes the costume with
a long, flowing stole to match. It was shown in New York.
Mrs. Cheek Gives
Demonstration
Mrs. Claude Cheek, home beau
tification leader for the Unity
Home Demonstration Club, gave
the demonstration Beautifying
Windows 'flt'^he club’s meeting
yesterday afternoon stressing the
importance of curtains.
Entertaining the club was Mrs.
Melvin J. Weeks.
A report on how to care for box
woods was given by Mrs. Pete
Moore. Mrs. R, I. Walton was in
charge of the devotional.
Attending the meeting were
Mrs. Claude Cheek, Mrs. Ruby
Thornton, Mrs. John R. McCall,
Mrs. Charles Gwinn, Mrs. Pete
Moore and Mrs. R. X. Walton.
Cookies and Cokes were passed.
WEDDING INVITATION
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Jones of
Coats, Route 1,
request' your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Debbie
to
Jimmy Johnson
r.n Saturday afternoon, April 25,
at five o’clock in the afternoon
Coats Baptist Church
The public has cordially been
invited to attend the ceremony.
HOME FROM TRIP
Mrs. W. E. Nichols has returned
to her home in Coats after a two
months vacation in St. Petersburg,
Fla.
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Hospital
Patients
Admissions to Betsy Johnson
Hospital on Wednesday: Mr. Char
les Herbert Parker, Route 1, God
win; Pearl Wood, Dunn; Mr. John
Green, Dunn; Mr. James Richard
Byrd, Route 4, Dunn; Mr. Henry
Calicott, Dunn; Mrs. Willie Mae
Stone, Dunn; Flora Brown,
Dunn; Mrs. Ruth Whittenton,
Route 3, Dunn; Mrs. Velma B.
Hudson, Route 2, Benson; Master
Gene Lockamy, Dunn; Mrs. Alice
Fay Hall, Route 2, Benson; Mr.
Carson R. Barefoot, Route 2,
Dunn; Mrs. Dorothy Johnson,
Route 2, Angier; Janie Williams,
Route 1, Linden; Baby Curtis Ray
Price, Route 2, Dunn; Baby Tam
my Denise Carroll, Route 1, Dunn;
Miss Diane Ivey, Route 4, Dunn,
GOOD HOPE HOSPITAL
Mrs. Ruby Lee Watkins, Erwin;
Mr. Jimmy Avery, Route 2, An
gier Mr. Handy Warrtn, Erwin;
Mrs. Pearl McDonald, Erwin;
Luke Price, Erwin.
Cartels Class
Holds Meeting
The Carter’s Couples Class of
Stoney Run Church met Tues
day April 21st at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Beasley. Mrs.
Beasley opened the meeting by
read scripture and Mrs. Otis Beas
ley led in prayer.
Mr. Robert Tart, presided over
the business sessions. The class
enjoyed a white rabbit sale.
Delicious refreshments were ser
ved to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Barefoot, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
tart, Mr. and Mrs. Landon Bare
foot, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Beasley,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Strickland.
.VISITf® BROTHER
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lever have
had as their guests this wegk, Mr.
Lever’s sister and 'family, Mr. and
Mrs. Fordyoe Freeland of Holden,
Mass.
Mrs. Jordan, Jr.
Reviews Book
At Club Meet
Members of the Literary Review
Book Club were entertained on
Tuesday by Mrs. Guy Hardee.
The book review by Mrs. J. W.
Jordan. Jr., was on “JFK, Man or
Myth.’*
Mrs. K. V. Waynewright of
Havelock assisted her sister in
serving a salad plate and coffee
when the guests arrived.
Attending were Mrs. Sam Lock
hart, a guest; Mrs. H. C. Turling
ton, Miss Blanche Grantham, Mrs.
C. D. Hutaff, Sr., Mrs. Hutaff. Jr.,
Mrs. J. W. Jordan Mrs. Vaughan
f utaff, Mrs. Bob Young, Miss
Jane Williams, Mrs. W. W. Car
Joll, Miss Bessie Massengill, Miss
Ophelia Matthews, Mrs. Wade
Brannon, Mrs. Ed Purdie, Mrs. B.
C. Pridgen, Mrs. W. W. Stanfield.
Methodist Circle
Meets Monday
Circle Five of Divine Street
Methodist Church was entertained
Monday morning by Mrs. Lloyd
Coats.
After a short business session
conducted by Mrs. James McD.
Johnson, assistant leader, the pro
gram led by Mrs. James R. Law
rence was presented. It was a
dramatization on the general con
ference of the Methodist Church.
At the meeting were Mrs.
George Franklin Blalock, Mrs.
Gale Johnson, Mrs. James McD.
Johnson, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs.
Clarence Roberts, Mrs. Nathan M.
Johnson, Jr.
Pimento cheese sandwiches,
pickles, olives, apple jacks and
Cokes were served.
Mrs. Tripp Is
Party Honoree
Mrs. Thelma Tripp of Route 3,
Dunn, was honored at a surprise
birthday1 dinner Sunday at the,
home of her sister, Mrs. Rayvon
Jernigan on Wautauga Avenue.
Guests present were her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hemon Jack
son of Route 1, Godwin; Mr. and
Mrs. James Jernigan of Route 2,
Benson; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Jackson, Dunn; James Howard
Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs, James
Sills, Route 1, Godwin; Harvey
Jackson, Brenda and Glenwood
Tyndall of Dunn.
FROM TENNESSEE
Mr. and Mrs. Tohmas C. Mor
gan and chidren, Nancy and John,
of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, will
arrive tomorrow for a weekend
visit with his mother, Mrs. N. 13.
Mortan on Rt. 4, Dunn and Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Warren and Cal
vin. They will also visit Mr. and
Mrs. Robert H. Morgan in Buies
Creek.
VISIT WHITTENTONS
Mr .and Mrs. Alton Absher and
daughter, Shelia, from Wilson
spent Sunday here visiting Mr.
and Mrs. E. M. Whittenton,
' from ROCKINGHAM
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Womack
Jr., from Rockingham spent the
weekend here with his parteas,
Rev. and Mrs. Womack, Sr.
IN FAYETTEVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Howard West end
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Elks spent
Sunday afternoon in Fayetteville
visiting Mrs. Elks son, C. H. Jr.
VISITS SON
Mrs. Archie Wood is spending
several days in Cape Kennedy,
Fla., visiting her son, Larry, who
is a student there. While there
she is also visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Bennett and family.
at LAURAL lake ,,
Mr .and Mrs. Bill Wood ahd
family and Mrs. Charles Lee spent
Sunday afternoon at laural LakJ.
VISIT WOODS
Guests of the J. E. Wood family
on Sunday were Cecil McLamb of
Four Oaks, and Miss Boots Por
ter from Fayetteville.
flee Da For Expert
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ENGAGED — Miss Dixie Ruth
Warren, a student at Campbell j
College, is engaged to Jerry Lee j
Honeycutt, son of Mrs. Eunice |
Honeycutt of Route 1, Dunn,
and the late Raymond Lee
Honeycutt. He will graduate
from N. C. State College in
June. The engagement Is an- !
nounced by her parents, Mr.
end Mrs. Herman Warren, also
of Route 1. A June 28 wedding
is planned.
Circle Helps
College Student
Miss Evelyn Matthews, hostess
for the Rosaline Harrell Circle of
the First Baptist Church and the
circle’s program chairman, gave
the program at the meeting Mon
day night on “Baptists Emerge
into Modern History.’’ Assisting
her were Mrs. W. P. Lawrence,
Mrs. Charles Stewart and Mrs.
Lewis Gavin.
Mrs. Gilmer Parrish presided
and was in charge of the devo
tion period. It was reported that
the circle sent a contribution to a
Cuban girl at Campbell College
who was in need of financial as
sistance.
Eight members attended the
meeting.
AT OAK RIDGE
Among those spending several
'days this wdck at Oak Ridge Farm
near Fuquay were Mr. and Mrs.
K. M. Wood and son, Benny, <.f
Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Wood
and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wood from
Raleigh, Miss Jane Lynch from
Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. N. K.
Mason of Wilson.
HAVE RETURNED
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Elks from
Grimesland have returned home
after spending the weekend here
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard
West.
FROM NEWTON GROVE
Mrs. Grace Jones and son, Ricky,
of Newton Grove spent Sunday
afternoon here visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Reese Weeks, on Rt. 5.
IN RALEIGH
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weeks spent
the weekend in Raleigh visiting
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Best. The Weeks celebrated
their 34th wedding anniversary on
Sunday.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Elton Warren is a patient
in Betsy Johnson Hospital. She
is allowed visitors.
WEEKEND GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Arvalee McLamb
of Farmville were the weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn j
McLamb.
WILL VISIT HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bray of Nor
folk, Va„ will visit her mother.
Mrs. Henry Whitehead this week
end.
FROM, FLORIDA
OMtfV.Md.'jMet; Stattey Stewart;
Trom Cocoa Beach, OTa.*’, are
spending several days this week in
Benson visiting Mr. and Mrs. W.
O. Stewart.
VISITS HERE
Howard Hargrob from Boston,
Mass., spent the weekend here
visiting his aunt, Mrs. J. O. West.
He was enroute to High Point for
the Furniture Show.
FROM DURHAM
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spell from
Durham spent the weekend here
visiting their daughter and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale West.
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