Friday, May 21, 1948
Junior Woman's Club
Meets at Privette's
The Junior Womans Club was
hostess to the husbands of the
members Wednesday at E. P.
Privette’s A delicious chick
en barbecue supper was served at
7:00 p.m.
After supper a quiz contest was
held with Mrs. Thurman Murray
as master of ceremdnies. The
contestants were rewarded for a
correct answer with a stick of
gum.
Following the contest a male
quartet consisting of George Hen
e Temple, Frank Kemp, Fred
k and Elwood Perry sang. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Kemp.
Mr. and Mrs. Kemp sang
duets, and finally everyone
present joined into the singing.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. George Henry Temple, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Kemp, Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Beck, Mr. and Mrs. El
wood Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Massey, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mas
sey, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Farmer, Mr.
and Mrs. James Alford, Mr. and
Mrs. Thurman Murray, Mr. and
Mrs. Ferd Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Haywood Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
Riggsbee Massey, George Massey,
and Mr. Roy Beck.
Mrs. Elwood Perry, president of
the Junior Woman’s Club, an
nounced that there would be a
meeting of the club on the third
Tuesday in June at which time
those attending the convention in
Asheville would make a report.
Mrs. Flowers Honored
Mrs. Charles Flowers, Sr., en
tertained at a lovely party last
M mrsday afternoon honoring her
in law, Mrs. Charles
Flowers, Jr. The home was beau- j
tifully decorated with arrange- !
ments of spring flowers, and each :
bridge table was centered with a
lovely arrangement.
Upon arrival the guests were
a delicious dessert cours3,
which several progressions
bridge were enjoyed. When
the scores were tallied, Mrs. Ber
nice Bunn was awarded high score
prize; with low going to Mrs.
Allan Pippin. Mrs. Bernice Bunn
and Mrs. Foster Finch were award
ed the floating prizes. Miss Helen !
Bunn, bride-elect, was presented
a gift of crystal by the hostess,
and the honoree, Mrs. Charles
Flowers, Jr., was remembered with
a gift.
Those present included Mes
dames Douglas Finch, Bernice
Bunn, Allan Pippin, Irby Gill, Wal
lace Chamblee, Avon Privett, El
dred Rountree, Garland Godwin,
Rodney McNabb, A. S. Hinton,
L. E. Long, D. M. Fiddner, F. L.
Page, Ferd Davis, L. M. Massey,
Raleigh Alford, Norman Screws,
Willard Gill, Claude Pippin, Foster
Finch, Exum Chamblee, W. C.
Campen, J. K. Barrow, Ruric Gill,
R. Vance Brown, Miss Helen Bunn,
and Mrs. J. V. Cox of Raleigh, and
the honoree.
Entertains at Bridge
Mrs. Eldred Rountree entertain-
Cd at three tables of bridge Thurs
ay evening at her home on Aren
aell Avenue. Roses and sweetpeas
in beautiful arrangements were
used as decorations in the living
room.
As the guests arrived, they were
presented tallies and a beautiful
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corsage of red carnations was giv
en to Miss Dorothy Davis, bride
elect of June. Three progressions
of bridge were played, with awards
of high given to Miss Dorothy Da
vis and Mrs. Pat Farmer, and low
and floating to Mrs. Garland God
win and Miss Grace Franks. Those
attending were Mesdames James
Alford, Ralph Talton, Garland
Godwin, Howard Beck, Pat Far
mer, Douglas Finch, Ruric Gill,
W. B. Bunn, Helen Gregory, Misses
Lucy Palmer, Dorothy Davis, and
Grace Franks.
Birthday Party
Mrs. James Alford entertained
her daughter, Betsy, on her fourth
birthday Monday afternoon at
3:00. Games were enjoyed by
the little guests and prizes were
awarded to each winner.
Afterwards they were invited
into the living room and Betsy
blew out the candles on her birth
day cake and gifts were opened.
Ice cream, punch and cake were
served to the following guests:
Johnny and Spencer Barrow,
Richard Godwin, Betsy Rountree,
Mimi and Emma Kay Dawson,
Steve and Marilyn Martin, Dejanne
Strickland, Connie Hepler, and
Joan Allen, all of Zebulon, and
Margaret Thomas, Frankie and
Judy Orr of Wendell.
Personals
Mrs. Maylon Temple went to
Petersburg Sunday with Mrs. Gary
Wall of Knightdale to attend the
funeral of a friend. She returned
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. House of
are spending the week with the
A. R. Houses.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. House
of Durham spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. House.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Evans of
Pocky Mount visited Mr. and Mrs.
A. R. House on Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Harris of Kinston,
spent Wednesday night with her
daughter, Mrs. Ferd Davis.
Teddy and Lynne Davis of
Clayton spent last weekend with
Ltary and Ann Davis.
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Shepard High School
Finals Begin Sunday
Shepard School seniors will be
addressed on Sunday, May 23, at
4:00 p. m. by the Rev. Willie Mc-
Landon, pastor of Mt. Zion Holi
ness Church, at their Baccalaur
eate Service. Music will be pro
vided by the school Choral Club
under the direction of A. Onesa
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Class Day exercises will begin
at 11:00 a. m. on Thursday in the
school auditorium.
On Friday morning at 11:00
o’clock, Tinsley L. Spraggins, pro
fessor of history at St. Augustine
College, Raleigh, will deliver the
Commencement address. High
school diplomas will be awarded
to a class of forty-four.
Candidates for graduation are:
Christmas, Joel Louis; Coffey, Wil
liam Henry; Dunn, Everett Her
man; Edwards, John Albert; Hold
er, Lennie; Johnson, David Curt
iss; Perry, Otis Billy, Jr.;
Smith, Luther McKinley; Smith,
Quincy Adams; Watson, Felix
Louis; Williams, Carl Edwin; York,
James Melvin; Barrett, Thelma
Lee;
Dunn, Minnie Alene; Ellis, Dap
hine Virginia; Evans, Beatrice Vir
ginia; Ferrell, lola Mae; Ferrell,
Valeria Virginia; Foster, Billie
Jean; High, Bernice Loretta;
Hinton, Catherine Elaine; Hodge,
Edith Christine; Hodge, Dorothy
Mae; Hodge, Francis Marleen;
Holden, Elzirtha Marie; Horton,
Erdine Patricia; Horton, Ollie Lor
etta;
Horton, Lauria Marie; Elvery,
Dorothy Audrey; Jones, Annie
Ruth; Jones, Zelva Christine;
Jones, Lizzie Mae; Morgan, Edna
Mae Virginia; Morgan, Wilhemina
Adora;
Perry, Clostine Loretta; Dunn,
Pearlene Perry; Perry, Audry
Satchet; Price, Doxie Mae;
Robertson, Ema Louise; Ruffin,
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