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SHOWN COURTESY
iMiss Retha Hawdl, bride-elTOt
ot^eptemiber, was shown an at
tractive bridcd- courtesy last Wed
nesday evening when Mrs. Harey
Harrison of Wake Forest enter
tained here at the home ^ her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bau-
come. ' I
Seaspnaible flowers were effec
tively comibined in the living
room where three tables of rook
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were m play. A minature bride
and groom. Hanked by 'white
candles, decorated the diming
table. , On arrival Miss Howell
was . presented a lovely white
corsage of balby chrysanthemums
and tulbe r^s.
During progressions cokes were
served. At the conclusion .of
game Miss Mildred Campbell was
awarded high 'sbore prize and she
also captured the floating prize.
Miss Howell was presented a
shower of lovely miscellaneous
gifts by those present and a gift
of silver in her chosen pattern by
the host^.
At the end of thp evening ice
cream, nuts and bridal cake were
served.,
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MONROE CLAN
TO GATHER
The Monroe Oan will gather
Simday, August 31, at 11:00 a. m.i
at the Bensalem church in Moore
County for their adnual gather
ing. Friends and relatives are in
vited to come and bring a bas
ket full of eats for a picnic lunch.
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DALRYMPLE — JONES
(Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Dalrymple
of Jonesboro announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Irma Lee,
to Roy Jones, son of T:'C. Jones
of Raeford, and Mrs. Webb
of High Point, The wedding will
take place in the early fall.
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ATTEND WEDDING
(Mrs. T. B. Lester, Sr. aiid her
mother, 'Mrs. W. C, Blount, at
tended the wedding of (Mrs, Les
ter’s niece, Miss Ruth Harriet
Blount to Simmons Fentress, at
the First Baptist church in Salis
bury last Saturday, evening at 8
o’clock.
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MRS. MANN AND MRS.
LESTER ENTERTAIN,
Mrs. Israel Mann and Mrs. T,
B, Lester, Jr. entertained on Wed
nesday of last week with two
beautiful parties. Both were given
at the home of Mks. 'Msmn which
was unusually attractive wi'^
outstanding arrangements of the
seasons prettiest flowers'.
In’ the morning players for four
tables of bridge and two .of rook
came in at 10 o’clock. Mrs. I^ewis
Uipchurch won the prize for mak
ing high,score in bridge and IMr§.
J, S. Poole won the prize in rook.
Mrs. Upchurch also won the bingo
prize. A delicious hot luncheon
was served in two courses,
t In the afternoon at 4 o’clock
players for five tables of bridge
assembled. At this time Mrs.
Paul Dezerhe was awarded a gift
for making high score. Mrs. Ju
lian Johnson won in the bingo
game that followed. The hostesses
presented Mrs. Paul Dickson, Sr.,
who loft this week for a visit to
Dr. A. B. Dickson in Honolulu, p
very lovely going away gift' Din
ner was served at 7, o’clock.
CRAWFORD THOMAS, JR.
HOST ON BIRTHDAY ^
Crawford Thomas, Jr. was host
to ^bout 25 of his friends at a
birthday party from 110-11:30
Tue^ay morning in celebration
of his 4th birthday. Guests en
joyed playing various games af
ter which birthday cake and ice
cre;am were served.
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McKenzie — lavender
Malcolm Dewey (McKenzie and
Rosa Elizabeth Lavender were
married Tuesday night, August
10. Rev. B. P. Robinson officiated,
using the doulble ring ceremony.
The couple will make their home
in Richmond, Va,
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SEALS REUNION
Mrs. Kate McPhaul, Mrs. JC ‘W’.
Canaday and Miss Marguerite
Stephens attended a hair show,
sponsored by the Felton Beauty
Supply Co., at the Prince Charles
hotel in Fayetteville last Wednes
day. ,
Mrs.., Paul Dickson, Sr. ' left
Tuesday for San Francisco, Cali
fornia, from which place she will
sail on Septemiber 3 for a visit
to her son, Dr. A. B, Dickson and
family at Honolulu.
, Lawrence Seals celebrated his
78th birthday Sunday, August
24, at a birthday dinner given at
the home of Mr. and iMts. Floyd
Seals, Route 1, Aberdeen. Din
ner was spread on a table placed
in the yard.
Those present for the occasion
were Mr. Seals’ four daughters.
Mrs. Katie Currie of Maxton,
(Mrs. Mary Walker, Mrs. Lillie
Thomas of Greepsborc^ Mrs. Fran
ces Moss of Hoffman; and his two
sons, Luther Seals of Aberdeen,
and Jim Seals, of Cheraw, 19
grandchildren and 11 great grand
children, and Mr. and MJrs. Frank
Shaker and son of Aberdeen. Mr.
Seals’ daughters-in-law and sons-
in-law were also present.
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John Thomas Walters spent
several days in Atlanta, Ga. last
week.
GOING AWAY PARTY '
FOR MRS. DipKSON
One of the most delightful ■ and
interesting , social affairs the
late svpimer was that—given by
Mrs R. A. Matheson,\M)rs. Tom
mie Upchurch and, wes: Robert
Gatlin at the Gatlin lodge several
miles out from town last Thurs
day. This was a spend the day
party given iin honor of Mrs. Paul
Dickson, Sr., to which the mem
bers of Mrs, Dickson’s bridge
clubs were invited.
Bridge was played for two heturs
in the morning and again in the
afternoon. The talbles were ar
ranged in' the living,room and
porch overlooking th^ lake. At
1 o’clock a buffet lunclKon, which
was greatly enjoyed, was served
picnic style. Mrs. Benton ^omas
won the high score prize, und the
hostesses gave Mrs. Dickson an
attractive gift,
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J. A. WALTERS
HAS BIRTHDAY
J. A. Walters was honored on his
74th birthday Sunday at a picnic
lunch given by his sisters. Misses
Martha and Ida 'Walters, at their
home in the Blue Springs com
munity. Mr. and Mrs. .Walters,
their children and grandchildren
were present and all enjoyed the
delicious lundi, which was served
in the yard. '
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HARRIET SMITH
has BIRTHDAY
(Harriet Smith, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Marcus Smith, celebrated
her 5th birthday Monday after
noon when she was hostess at a
party. About 20 guests arrived at
4 o’clock. After playing games
for several hours they were ser
ved delicious refreshments.
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Mrs. James Stephens and Mrs,
Floyd iMdMillian went - to Char
lotte Saturday to bring their
mother, Mrs. Nelda T. Baucom,
home. They werfi accompanied by
Mrs. Baucom’s mother, Mrs. H.
C. Taylor, who will be with Mrs.
Baucom indefinitedly.
Murdock flVKoDuffie returned
over the week end after spending
last week at Carolina Beacl^.
Mr.j and Mrs. M. W. Gillis of
College fark, Md. were week end
guests in the home of Mrs. W, E.
Blue. »
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hoyl and
Miss Elizalb^ Hoyl of Ft. Laud
erdale, Fla. aj;e visiting in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Tommie
Upchurch. \
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams
attended the funeral of Mr. Wil
liams’ grandmother, Mrs. Rob
ertson, at Manchester! last week.
bad as thd? Wwic aid'gOMto Mii.
G^edge’s father, C. J. WiBisHnson
of Fayettevttl^ brgtber-in-
;lajw and sister
Pascal, and Howard Self of
Greensboro
abd urn, ISemmr, vWled-lfr-Ml-
Mrs. Robert Cokm Mond^. They
brottter-in- were en route to their boi^e in .
, Mrs. liidc Mound City, Mo., .’after VisitiiM
relatives at Warsaw.
■ Mrs. J. K. MdNeill and Mrs. J.
C. Thomas, accompanied by two
of their sisters, Mrs. Q. S. Ben
nett of High Point and Mrs. J. E.
Blalock of Parkton, spent Mon
day in Norwood with another sis
ter, Mrs. Jesse Lanier.
, J. .L. Warner was sick for sev-
days last week.
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Miss Grace ^axweU spent the
week end with her father, Clay
ton Max:weU. »
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCjo^an
are spending this week at ^ogu^
Sound. ^
Tom Cameron is ^lending a
two weeks vacation ,in Canada
hunting and fishing. ,
and Mrs.' W. T. Gibson re
turned home Monday night after
a trip to Batert)urg, S. C. and
Western North Carolina. They
KVEISE PROCEDURE — Intlcod of gliding Hit lily, lilli Polmtr dots Hit gilding for
“lody and Soul," ntW United Artiilt film about the fight gomt. tho British lassie,
wife of Mm star Rtx Harrison, has boon trying to gel bock to her nativo hooth'for
sometime, b^ the -Hellywood producers sign her up for mero work the minute she
sl^ off 0 sol. In "Body and SouJ" she oppeors with John Gorfleld, a tough guy
with his fists. ^ .
UMATNo. 1) '
Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Heywood
are spending this week at Myrtle
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Neill James Blue
and son of Fayetteville are spend
ing “this week at Long Beach.
iMr. and Mrs. Clyde Upchurch
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Upchurch
and Larry left Tuesday for Bogue
Sound 'fo spend the rest of the
week.
Mrs. R, B. Lewis, Mrs. R. A.
Maitheson, Mrs. iMIarcus Smith
and Mrs. Julian Johnson spent
several days in Richmond,- Vir
ginia,’ shopping.
Mrs. Shaw McEachern and Mrs.
James Wilson spent last week at
the’ beach.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Blue, Miss
Bonnie Kate Blue and Lawrence
McNeill-attended the Sesqui Cen-
tenniel at Union Presbyterian
church near Carthage Sunday.
■Mrs. Harvey Cole artd Edward
Langston spent several "days this
week at Lake View.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M.
Rosseland of Short Hills,- New
Jersey, arrived today for a visit
with their daughter; fM!rs. Walter
McPhaul, and Mr. MclPhaul.
Miss Betty Holtzclaw is spend
ing this week In Winder, Georgia.
Mrs. Mary McDiarmid returned
Sunday night after spending the
past month in Yeadon, Pa. in the
home of her daughter, JVIrs. Roy
Montague, and Mr. Montague.
Crawford and Bill Wright and
Miss Geraldine Wright returned
Saturday after spending the past
two weeks in Hot Springs,-Ark.
Mrs. Mayme Bevan, Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Sawyer and Miss Addle
McFadyen are sp«iding this week
at Carolina Beach.
Miss Peggy Bullard of Lexing
ton is visiting her -aunt, Mrs. ’Wil-
mer MoBryde.
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Seamans
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
of San Francisco, California are
.visiting Mrs. Seamans’ ■ parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Cox.
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Mrs. D. S. Tolar and daughter
of Kinston are spending the
week with her mother, Mrs. Ruth
Bridges. They will be joined this
week end iby Mr. Tolat.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bennett
6f High Point spent several days
the first of the week here visit
ing Mfs. Bennett’s sisters. Mrs.
J. K. McNeill, Sr. and Mrs. J. C.
Thomas.
Mrs. C. P. Trexler and children
of Quantico, Virginia arrived Sat
urday for a visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morris.'
Mr. and M!rs. Harold Stone and
Harold, Jr.,-of Falls Church, Va.
spent last week in the home of
Mrs. Stone’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. B. Warren. Capt. W. S. Hood
■of Ft. McPherson, Ga. also spent
the week end in the Warren home.
Mrs. Hood returned with Capt.
Hood to Ft. McPherson l^nday
after spending the past two weeks
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Barnes had
as their guest for the past week
Mrs. Barnes’ mother, Mrs. Brad
shaw of Asheville. Mrs. Bradshaw
left over the week end to spend
this week in. Raleigh after which
she will return here before going
to her home in Asheville.
Mrs. Grier Klouse, /Miss Judy
Klouse, Mrs. J. D. Bouyer and
Miss Katie Margaret Bouyer spent
the week end in"^harlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gatlin.,
and family and Mrs. Neil Sinter
and daughter returned home Sun
day after vacationing at Ocean
Drive. . . '
were a^ompanied home by Sir.
G i b s o in’s grandmother, ^ 'Mrs.
Wright, who is spading this week
with them.
Israel Mann left yesterday on
a business trip to Richmond.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Mr;
and, ’(Mrs.
of
James K. David
announce the
Chicago, III.
birth.'bf a daughter, Monday, Au
gust 2.5.
Bom to Mr. and Mrs-/' Roy R.
Slater, 'Wednesday, August 13, a
son.
'Mr. and Mrs. Chris H. Giles,
Jr. aniTounce the birth of a daugh
ter, Beverly Wood, Tuesday, Au
gust 19. Mrs. Giles is the former
■Mass Edith IJfc'ood of Dunn, she
and her new daughter are at the
homy of Mrs. C. H;’ Giles for the
next several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hampton
Colson announce the birth of' a
son, Robert Hampton, Jr., Sun
day, August 24. Mrs. Colson is
the former Miss Gladys Sanders.
■ Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wright an-‘
nbunce ^ .the birth of a daiighter,
Frances Christine, on August 20.
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■Mrs. C. W. Seate is visiting her
son, Am'b'rose Seate and family,
at Norwood, Mass.
Mrs. Lessie Yandle of Char-
lotte visited Mr. and Mrs. I.. E.
McAnulty and Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. McAnulty last •week.
Mrs. E. C. Lassiter and daugh
ter, Miss Ruth Lassiter, Misses
Clara and Annie Johnson, all of
Greensboro, spent the week end
at the hoftie of Mrs. Fuller.
Mrs. A. D. Gore. and Mrs.
Dwight Brexivn left Tuesday for
Williamsburg," Va. They will re
turn Friday.
''^ev.
Neil G. Stevens of Pine
Bluff, Arkansas visited his brot
her;^ A. K. Stevens and family
het^ last week.
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Mrs. T. H.. Purcell of Ypsilanti,
Mich, arrived^ this week for a
visit with her ^ents.' Mr. and
Mrs, A. K. Steyei
Mrs. N. A. McDonald, Sr., re
turned Imme this 'week after a
two weeks .visit in Thomasville
with Dr. and Mrs. Robert McDon
ald and Mr. and Mrs. David Jester.
Mrs. W. R. Barrington has as
her guests this week Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Leeke and son, War-
field, of Virginia Beach, and Mrs.
Margaret Britt.
Mrs. John McPhaul, who at
tended summer school at Boone
this summer, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday njghts wiffi Mr., and
Mrs. Chandler Robertg. She. ‘was
en route to her home in Charles
ton, S.'C.
Mrs. W. J. Coates and her sfater.
Miss Christine McPhaul of 'V7ash-
ington, D. C.> are spending this
week in Western North Carolina.
Mr.- and Mrs. Heiby Allen of
Florida arrived Tuesday night
for a visit wit]^ Mrs. Allen’s
mother, Mrs. Mayme Bevan,
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