Church Circle
Meets Monday
The Rosaline Harrell Circle ofi
the First Baptist Church met Mon
day night at the home of Mrs.
Leiws A. Gavin with Mrs. Haruz
■Duncan as co-hostess.
; In the absence of the chairman,
Mrs. Gilmer Parrish, Mrs. Bill
Lawrence presided and also pre
■aaated lb#, program, “To God be
1fee Glory."
Church visitation was dicussed
and the group was asked to con
tinue this program.
Pound cake, nuts and fruit
punch were served.
IN CAJpe fear valley
Mrs. Marshall Gilbert,' is a pat
ient in Cape Fear Valley Hospital
due to nn injury caused by a re- 1
cent automobile accident.
WEU-g VISITS
Mrs. Earl Wells spent Thursday
in Raleigh visiting Mrs. Katherine
Shryock and Mrs. Annie Cardwell.
AT TOPSAIL
Mr, and Mrs. Howard West and
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph West and
son, Ellis spent the weekend at
Topsail Beach.
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AT SPECIAL SCHOOL
Curtin and Duane Wood of
Route 1, Dunn, are in Raleigh this
week attending Coach Everett
Case's Basketball School for Boys
being conducted at the state fair
grounds.
TO CALIFORNIA
Miss Charlotte Ferrell of Coats,
Miss Nita Peek of Fredericksburg,
Va. and Miss Perry White of Ra
leigh, will leave this weekend for
Stockton. Calif., where Miss Whit*
will be employed. A tour of the
United States as they go is on
their schedule.
IMPROVED
Mrs. Hazel M. Coats of Erwin,
caspioyee of Thomas Walgreen,
underwent major surgery last
week in Cape Fear Valley Hospi
tal in Fayetteville. Her condition
is reported as satisfactory.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs, Warren Douglas
Lee announce the birth of a dau
ghter Judy Ann Westbrook, June
18, in Be'sy Johnson Memorial
Hospital.
TO SEA ISLAND
The Henry Sandlins are leaving
tomorrow to spend several days at
Sea Island.
MELTONS VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Melton and
children, Lynda and Craig, of
Cary spent the weekend here as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. I.
Walton.
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UNDERGOES SURGERY
Tommy Stanley, son of Mrs.
Mary Stanley, underwent surgery
in Good Hope Hospital in Erwin
yesterday.
SATTERFIELD RETURNS
Janet Satterfield has returned
home after spending last week in
’Prinoess Ann, Va., visiting Mr. and
j Mrs. Ernost Jones and family.
ATTENDS CAMP
Miss Phyllis Warren is spend
ing this week at Betsy Jeff Penn
*-H Jr. Camp near Reidsville.
DAUGHTER VISITS
Mr-, and Mrs. Jack C. Harvey
1 and children, Jeannie and Ricky,
are spending several days here
visiting her mother, Mrs. Flossie
Allen. They are from Belle West
Va.
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ATTEND SERVICK8
Mrs. Sula True is in Danville
Va„ where she attended funeral
services of her sister-in-law, Mrs
Emma True, the mother of Mrs
Eunice Swain of Danville.
IN REST HOME
Mrs. J. M. Lee is in the Hinsor
Rest Home and would like fo>
her friends in the area to go bj
to see her.
Duncan Wilson's
Aunt Succumbs
Mrs. Annie MeP’.iaii, 92, Newtor
Grove, Rt. 2, died Tuesday. She
was an aunt of Dunn attorney
Duncan Wilson. She was active ir
church and community affairs, anc
operated a general store in West
brook Township until a year ago
Funeral services will be held
Thursday at 4 p. m. at Oak Grove
Free Wiil Baptist Church, of which
she was a member, by the Rev. C
i Felton Godwin, pastor, and the
Rev. Burkett Raper of Mt. Olive
Burial will be in the McPhail fam
! ily cemetery, Clinton, Rt. 3.
She is survived by several nieces
and nephews.
FATHER DIES
Funeral services for William R
(Bill) Jennette 70, farmer of
Calypso, were conducted this after
nocr. .\r--"rvivors is a daugh
ter, Mrs. Mary Jackson of Godw in.
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Local Dentist
Speaks To Club
Dunn Rotarians learned about In
dian Ardieotagy last evening when
Dr. Jerry Jemigaa addressed the
group at Porter's Restaurant.
President - elect Pete Skinner in
troduced the local dentist.
In connection with the talk, Dr.
Jernigan showed slides and dis
cussed the red man and his habits
up to several years ago, said Ho
ward M. Lee, publicity director of
the club. He also noted how In
terested societies dug in Indian
mounds for relics.
John Parker presided at the meet
ing and Rev. J. Edward Johnson
gave the invocation.
Guests at the meeting were local j
history teacher, Cecil Stroud, and
i insurance man Sam Ausley.
“A most delicious smorgasbord
was served,” Mr- Lee concluded.
THAT (!) SWIMSUIT — With
the aid of a discreetly located
piece of driftwood, a San Fran
cisco model shows off the "nude”
swimsuit which has caused a
furore in the fashion world. The
suit is made up of wool knit
trunks and two thin ssraps- (NEA
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Angier Girl
Enrolled In
Special School
In the first week of study at the
Governor's School in Winston
Salem is Linda Ruth Barefoot,
daughter of Mr- and Mrs. Leon
Barefoot, of Route 2, Angier.
The Governor’s School opened for
b
400 gifted and talented high school
students selected from 3,000 appli
cants from 95 of North Carolina’s
100 counties. Each student was se
lected for his deifaonstratM ability
in one of the major fields, which
include Art, English, French, Math
ematics, Natural Science, Social
Science, Choral Music, Instru
mental Music Drama and Dance.
Linda, a rising senior at Coats
High School, will study in the
area of mathematics this summer.
Jernigan Faces
Liquor £harge
Franklin Delan#*Jernigan, 31, of
Erwin, Rt. 1, has ton bound over
to the next S. District
Court on numerous liquor charges.
His bond was set at $500 after
he waived the hearing before U.
S. Commissioner Wallace Jackson
Monday. He has been charged with
manufacturing, possessing and sell
ing non-tax-paid whiskey.
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