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ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. J. Stacy Hairr of Route 1, Godwin, announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Louise, to Bobby Ray Loc'camy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Deoffie Lockamy, also of Route 1, Godwin. A June wedding is planned. Blacks Enterain Book Club On Thursday afternoon a't four o'clock Mis. Jim Farthing, Jr., entertained members and guests of the Thursday Afternoon Book Club. The Woman’s Club, scene of the meeting, was lovely with fall flower arrangements. Gathering in the dining room, the guests served themselves party delicacies while Mrs. Lloyd Wade, president of the club, poured spiced tea and coffee. Mrs. Wade presented the special guests for 'the afternoon, Mr. Miss Nancy Lee Complimented At Shower Miss Nancy Lee received a bevy of gifts at a miscellaneous shower Thursday night. She will be mar ried Sunday to Aubrey Lee Lassi ter of Durham. Entertaining the bride-elect at Grove Presbyterian Church were Mrs. Casper Johnson, Mrs. Floyd Johnson, Mrs. Hubert Lee and Mrs, Calvin Johnson. A pink and white color scheme and burning white tapers was used in decorating. A pink and white? bouquet of mums centered the re freshment table which was cover ed with white linen and pink net. The piano also held an arrange ment of mums. Mrs. Floyd Johnson poured punch while wedding cookies, open face sandwiches and nuts were served buffet. Miss Lee was given a pink mum corsage by the hostesses. and Mrs. Ernest EUaeV w*u pre sented a delightful program of folk music. While Mr. Black play ed the guitar, his wife sang English, French and American folk selec tions. Mrs. Wade presided over the business meeting. The club mem bers voted to send a check to the Veterans Hospital in Fayet teville for Christmas and to help a needy family. Guests for the afternoon were Mr and Mrs. Black, Mrs. Jim Farthing, Sr.; Mrs. Blanche Bare foot, Mrs. Victor Anderson, Mrs. Hussell Bassford, Miss Emma Lee Davis, Mrs. Bruce Brown, Mrs. Howard Godwin, Mrs. N. M. John son, Sr., Mrs. W. P. Holt, Mrs. Clarence Roberts, Mrs. Hugh Frince, Mrs. Lloyd Wade, Mrs. J. W. Thornton, Mrs. L. A. Tart, and Mrs. Edward Smith. Ladies Auxili^r Meets AtXjUtfch The Ladies Auxiliary of Lees Chapel Church met Thursday at the church with seven members present. Mrs. Sally Harper, vice president, presided. ‘ • A hymn opened the meeting, a»d Mrs. Jack Tart was In charge of the devotional period. Chairmen’s report were given. Mrs. Carolyn Halrr presented the lesson, “Blueprints for our Life.” Mrs. Cassie Byrd closed the meeting. Hi Prompt cooling in water makes removing the shell easier when i peeling hard-cooked eggs. Women Of Moose Auxiliary Enrolled, Officers Installed Sunday Afternoon In an impressive ceremony Sun day afternoon at the Dunn-Erwtn Moose Lodge, the newly organized Women of the Moose Auxiliary was enrolled and the offlcers in stalled. The instituting officer was Mrs. Gladys Jenkins, a past state regent and a member of the Burlington Women of the Moose chapter. Sev eral of her co-workers assisted her with the ceremonial. Officers of the auxiliary are Mrs. Kitty Gray, Junior graduate re gent; Mrs. Janet Page, senior regent; Mrs. Annie Laurel Cox, Junior regent; Mrs. Lois McDon ald, recorder; Mrs. Peggy Denning, •treasurer; Mrs. Agnes Warren, chaplain; Mrs. Hazel Vinson, guide; Mrs. Ida Kay Godwin, Ar gus; Mrs. Betty Holland, sentinel; Mrs. Edna Tart, pianist; Mrs. Evelyn Langston, ritual director. Committee heads include Mrs. Lorrena Jackson, membership; Mrs. Norma Ennis, social service; Mrs. Betty Connolly, homemaking: Mrs. Doris Darden, hospital chair, man; Mrs. Prances Jackson, Mooseheart; Mrs. Lena Ruth Tay lor, Moosehaven; Mrs. Lucille May. publicity; Mrs. Peggy Fowler, cayd care. Dignitaries spoke *to the group and explained the purpose of the Moose which is to support Moose heart and Moosehaven. Moose have, located in Florida, is a home for aged Moose members and Mooseheart in Illinois, a home for children, which also supports w'ves and families of deceased Mc-se members. A social hour followed the cere mony and aft 6:00 that night, about 200 members and their fam ilies attended a supper. UDC Entertains At Tea On Saturday The Chicora Chapter, UnKed Daughters of the Confederacy, en tertained the ladles of the Con federate Women’s Home in Fayet teville on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. A. F. Pope, president of th'e chapter, welcomed them to the annual tea, which is one of the highlights of the chapter year. She recognized Mrs. E. R. Mc Keithan of Fayetteville, chairman of the Confederate Woman’s Home Board; Mrs. Hughes, the home hostess; and Mrs. Euzelia DofT ermyre and Mrs. Bertie Bell, chapter visitors from Dunn. The program for the occasion, arranged by Mrs. Reta Whitten ton, music chairman, featured the foliowing artists, Miss Pattle Lou Williford, Miss Becky HI111, Miss Qelia Marshburn, Miss Carolyn Hildreth, Miss Elaine Bryant, Miss Betsy Carroll and Norwood Gen evese. They delighted the audi ence with their renditions of selec tions of southern music, Thanks giving hymns and dramatic read ings. Self accompanied on his guitar, Mr. Genevese’s numbers were reminiscent of the old south. Group singing of “Carolina” and “Dixie" was enjoyed, also. From the refreshment table covered with a lace cloth and cen tered with an arrangement of yel low and bronze mums, Mias Bes sie Bailey poured punch and Mrs. I. Fi'Sflicks served decoratejl cake .and-chets* Ufcctttr Thtelfroup of young people assisted them in serving and passing candies and fruits to the guests. Each home guest was presented a gift. Chapter members attending were Mrs. A. F. Pope, Miss Bessie Bai ley, Mrs. R. L. Warren, Mrs. Meta Godwin, Mrs. Kinney Oakley, Miss Lucille Jemigan, Mrs. James Best and Mrs. I. F. Micks. A BIG HEARTY FOR MAKING OUR OPEN HOUSE Such A Tremendous Success! It is with deepest appreciation that we ex tend a warm "Thank You" to the many people who visited our new modern firm dur ing our Open House. We invite you to bring youT cleaning to us for fast expert service. Glam -O- Rama Cleaners & Shirt Service JAMES SURLES, Owner E. Broad St. DUNN, N. C. Hospital Patients Weekend admissions to Betsy Johnson Hospital: Mr. Charles Rogers, Buies Creek; Mr. Larry Allen Tant, DUnn; Mr. Jimmy Jackson, Route 2. Dunn; Mrs. Mabel Strckland, Benson; Mr. Luther W. Staring, Route 1, Godwn; Mrs. Elda Mller. Coats; Jacob Garner; Mr. Bobby Glenn tee, Route 2, Dunn; Baby Jeanie Strickland, Route 4, Dunn. Mrs. Elizabeth VanStory, Route 1 Dunn; Mrs. Nellie Parker; Mrs. Joyce Ellen Collins, Raleigh; Lot tie Fairley, Dunn; Emma Wilk erson, Dunn; Lovdie Mae Allen, Dunn; Bessie M. McCants, Route 1, Erwin; Mrs. Peggy Elizabeth Barefoot, Erwin; Mrs Barbara Jackson, Route 5, Dunn; Mr. Lea mon Fields, Route 1, Newton Grove; Mr. Edward A. Johnson, Route 1, Lillington; Mrs. Edna McLeod, Erwin; Marie A. Harry, Dunn; Mr. Danny Beasley, Er win; Mrs. Bessie Parker, Route 1, Fayaetteville; Julia McKoy, Mam ers. . „ 4ti«1 Stricklands Host Dinner Party For Dr. Jernigan Mr. and Mrs. H. Paul Strickland were hosts at a family dinner par ty on Sunday at 12:30. The occa sion was to celebrate the birthd^ of Dr. John A. Jernigan. The Strickland home on South Fayette ville Avenue was brightened by ar rangements of early flowers with the appointments denoting the ap proaching Thanksgiving season. Dr. Jernigan was presented gifts from the host and hostess and the guests. Charles Richard Strickland, who will celebrate his birthday la ter this month, was remembered with a gift by Mr. and Mrs. Strlck. land. Those enjoying Mr. and Mrs. Strickland’s hospitality were Dr. Jernigan, Mrs. C. J. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jernigan, Mr. and Mrs Mack M Jernigan, Mr and Mrs Jesse M. Jernigan, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Strickland, Mary Louise and Charles Richard; Mr. and Mrs. John F. Strickland, James and John; Miss Lettie Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Estvander of Fayetteville. I BECKETT gm-o-w VNLLM NOUM ei J Si —pmmmhm EN YORK IPUCME ■HU L* mc Jth AWN J _ i THE BBIDOE ONeAAk| THE RIVER XWUdUUN 1 I BIKTHS Mr and Mrs. Joseph Morris Barrett, LilUngton, announce the birth of a daughter, Margaret Bryant, Nov. 7, In Highsmith Rainey Hospital in Fayetteville. Mrs. Barrett is the former Polly Fay lor of Buies Creek. Mr. and Mrs. John Orbie Col lins, Raleigh( announce 'the birth of a son, Brian Orbie, Nov. 15, in Betsy Johnson Hospital. The mother is the former Joyce Ellen Parrish. Mr. and Mrs. Joel David Bare foot, Erwin, announce the birth of a daughter, Tamy Lynn, Nov. 15, jn Betsy Johnson HospKal. Mrs. Barefoot is the former Peggy Elizabeth Falrclotih. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — Sgt. anci Mrs. John W. Crisson of Spring L£(Ve announce the en gagement of their daughter, Bren da Joyce, to Henry Cleveland Huntsberry, Lieutenant, United States Army. He is the son of Brig. Gen. (Rt.) and Mrs. Walter A. Huntsberry of Chapel Hill. December 12 is the date set for the exchange of vows at Holly Trinity Episcopal Church in Fay etteville GLEANERS CLASS MEET The Gleaners Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church will be entertained by Mrs. Vivian Woodlief at the home of Mrs. Lil lian Surles on North Park Avenue. The meeting will be held Tuesday night at 8:00. IN THOMASVILI.:: Don Core spent Saturday at Thomasville and attend a Thanks giving party. About 100 guests were present. (ATTENDS CONVENTION Representing the Chicora Chapt er at the general UDC conven tion which me*i in Richmond, Va, Nov. 9-12 was Miss Bessie Bailey. HOME FROM TRIP Mrs. Charles Highsmith return ed home Saturday from High Point where she visited her daughter, Mrs. A. W. Dunbar. NOTE OF THANKS | The family of Dewey O. Ivev I wishes to acknowledge with gra** itude the kind expressions o. 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