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CHAMINADE CLUB
MEETS
The Chaminade Music club
held its first meeting of the Fall
Tuesday evening. The meeting,
was opened in the Ladies’ parlor
of the Presbyterian church, with
Mrs. W, M. Thomas, chairman,
presiding. Busmess of the club
was transacted, committees read
and important announcements
m^de. Mrs. ^Nat White was elect-
d^d an affiUate member of the
club.
At the conclusion of the busi
ness meeting Mrs. Clyde Up
church presented Mrs.. William
Partridge, the former Miss Ger
trude Muelbauer of Munich Ger-
la^ny,' who gave several selections
on the accordion. MisS Alice Walk
er, director of music of the Pres
byterian church, continued the
program with an explanaition of
and selections for the organ.
After the program 'the club
members and guests were invited
across the street to Mrs, A. K.
Currie’s where (Mightful ref rem
anents were served by Mrs. T.
McLauchiBn, Mrs. J. S. Poole and
Mrs. Currie, hostesses for the ev
ening.
PAJITY HONORS
BRIDES-ELECT
MRS. -MANN HOSTESS
AT BRUDOE
Mrs. Israel Mann was hostess
to the .members of.her bridge club
on Wednesday afternoon of last
week. Guests other than club
members were Mrs. R. B. Lewis,
.Mrs. Alfred Cole and Mrs. J. C.
McLean. The hying room and din
ing room, where tables were
placed for playing, were attrac
tive with - arrangements of fall
flowers. At the end of several
progi'essions Mrs. Frank Tapp
was awarded high score prize for
the; members, Mrs. Cole won the
visitor’s .high and Mrs. Chandler
Roberts captured, the floating
prize.'At the end of the game a
dessert course was served.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Upchurch
spent several days the Ij^t of the
week with Mr. arid Mrs. Tommie
Caulk nfar Falls 'Church, Va.
They went up through the Valley
of Virgiiiia.
Misses Mary Frances and Brooks
Tapp, who will be married in a
'ciouble wedding at the Baptist
church next month, were hon-
orees at a party given at the home
of Mrs. Robert Gatlin on Tues
day evening of this week. Mrs.
Hallie Gatlin was associate hos
tess.
The living room was attractive
with arrangements of roses and a
beautiful arrangement of milk
and wine lilies was placed at one
end of the manteL Upon arrival
guests were invited into the din
ing room where they were served
punch from an appointed table
by Mrs. Robert Gatlin. During the
j evening four tables of guests' en-
I joyed bingo with prizes awarded
to the winner of each game, af
ter which they enjoyed a bridal
contest with the prize going to
Mrs. Paul Burnette.
The honorees were presented
aH wlute corsages early in the
evening and at the end of the ev
ening they were presented at
tractive 'gifts.
Ice cream and individual cakes,
decorated in green and white,
were served. '
Those from -isaU of town present
were Mrs. Robert Vea.sey of Ab
erdeen, Misses Barbara Daniel,
Florence Sides and Betsy Ann
Cole of McCain.
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MRS. McG'OOGAN
CLUB HOSTESS
MRS; LESTER
CLUB HOSTESS
Mrs. B. Lester was hostess to
her Wednesday afternoon club
last week. Mrs. Clyde Christopher
was the only guest other than
club members. After enjoying a
delicious dessert course upon ar
rival, bridge was played at two
tables. After scores were totaled
high score prize went to Mrs.
Bill Howell. Mrs. Lester remem
bered Mrs. Christopher with an
attractive gift.
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SESSOMS—TERRELL
The following announcements
have been received by relatives
and friends in the county:
‘‘Mr. and Mrs. H. B.? Terrell
have the honour of announcing
the marriage of their daughter,
Lena McAllister to Mr. JameS
Everett Sessoms, on Thursday,
April the fourteenth,, one thoil-
sand, nine hundred and forty-
nine, Bennettsville, South Caro
lina.”
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MISS CHRISTIANA
TO KIETH OLIVER
McFADVeN wed
/’'AIWIDHITT I UI7D17 daughter, Snerry, have re-
illLIxIL turned to Chape! Hill where Mr.
Willis has* entered his second
year in Medicai School ‘ at the
University. Mrs. V/illis and dau
ghter spent the summer’ m(>nths
at McCain v/ith Mr. Willis’ par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Willis
.'while Mr. Wil’is v/as a counselor
at a boys camp at Clarksville,
Ga. Dr. and Mrs. Willis’ other
son, Dave, has also returned to
Chapel Hill and
University.
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Mr, and Mrs. Glen Thomas
Mrs. LouLse Beck spent the w*
end at Morehead City and’ at
tended the Greyhound races Sat
urday n;,ght.
Fay Morris has been quite airir
at the St. Luke's hospital ia Wtvr
Bern where he has been, a patient
since a v.eek ago Monday.
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is a junior at the 'of Mr. a.nd
day.
MLss Rebecca Giles of Fayette
ville was a spend the day guest
Mrs. Fred Giles Mon-
George Freeman
his freslTThan yea:
Rae College a‘
a member of
has entered) Mr. and Mrs. Com.ny Wall and
at Lees-Mc-j baby son. . Neai Crawford, of
inner Elk. He is | Knightdale spens the week end
foot'oall squad.: fn the home of ivfr. and Mrs.
* Crawford Wright.
Miss Betty McFadven is attend-
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ing High Pom: College this year : Mrs. Herb;/ Alien
ind is a junior. She attended left for them home
.ASTC for the
two vears.
Florida, last weei-;
CAMPBELL—McEADYEN
Mrs. John McGoogan entertain
ed the senior bridge club on Fri
day evening at her home. There
I were three tables in,, play with
three visitors present. Visitoi's
' were Mrs. • Arab Stuart, Mrs.
Lewis Upchurch and Mrs. Paul
' Dezerne. Mrs. Arthur Matheson
1 made the highest score and Mrs.
j Jphn Walker made the . lowest
score. Both were given prizes.
Mrs, McGoogan served ice
cream, cake and nuts. '
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Mrs. Tommie Upchurch and
Mrs. Lewis Upchurch spent Tues
day and Wednesday in Charlotte.
They were guests of Mrs. Hugh
Lowe Tuesday ni^t.
The following aimoimcements
have been received:
“Mr. and Mrs. Williana Monroe
McFadyen aimouiice the marriage
of their daughter, Christiana to
Mr. Keith Oliver Campbell, Sat
urday, the seventeenth of Sept
ember, nineteen hundred and
forty-nine, Raeford, North Oaro-
lina.
.'\t home after the twenty-fifth
of December, Sydney. Australia.”
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MISS BROOKS TAPP
HONORED
^j'liss Brooks Tapp, bride-elcct
of October 9th, was honored Fri
day evening when Mrs. Harold
Thompson, Miss Barbara Daniels,
Miss Florence Sides and Mrs. H.
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In a home ceremony of simpli
city and beauty Miss Christiana
McFadyen was married to Keith
Oliver Campbell Saturday after
noon, September 17,
The marriage took place at 4:30
at the home of Ihe bride’s aunt,
Mrs. J. W. McLauchlin. Tastefull
use of greens and white [lower
arrangements made the house
lovely for the occasion. Ferns in
front of the mantel with seven
branched candelabra on each side,
and the mantel banked in .greens
with white flowers and single
crystal candle holders, made a
background for the ceremony.
Neill McFadyen and Neill Mc
Fadyen, Jr., brother and nephew
of the bride, lighted the candles
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Niven of
Dunedin, Florida, arrived, yester
day to spend several days in the
home "of Miss Lizzie Niven.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Peele of
Maxton were Visitors in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Brock over
the week end.
S. Willis entertained in her honor, ' and Miss Alice Walker played
at the home of Mrs. Willis at Me- [ several selections on the piano.
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ed to the honoree.
After the gifts were^opened the
guests were invited into the din
ing room. The color motif here,
in decorations, table appointments
and refreshments was green and
white. 'Punch, mdlded ice cream,
mints and nuts were served.
Miss Mary Frances Tapp, sister
of the honoree and also a bride-
elect of the same date, was re
membered by the hostesses; they
gave her a piece of silver.
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Mr. and Mrs.- Pat Walker of
Fresno, California, announce the
birth of a son, Tuesday, Septem
ber 13. Mrs. Walker is the former
Miss Beth McDonald of Timber-
land.- Mrs; Walker’s mother, Mrs.'’-
N. McDonald, and her 'sister,
Mrs. Dave Jester of Thomasville,
are with -her in California.
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Mrs. Malcolm ColKn and chil
dren, Carol and David of Platts-
burg, N. Y. will arrive today to
spend a week with Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Upchurch, Jr. Mrs. . Collin
and Mrs. Upchurch are sister?.
Mrs. ■ A. B. McFadyen returned
to her -home Sunday after a visit
with relatives in SmithfielcL
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cameron have
bought the house of,Mitchell Ep
stein’s, located next to the home
of Mr. and’"Mrs. Tommie Macko
on Donaldson Avenue, and moved
last Thursday.
Mrs. Reward Baucom and
daughter, Deborah, of Goldsboro
spent the first of the week here
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Baucom. Dr. Baucom brought
them down Sunday and returned
to Goldsboro the same tlay.
Mrs. Lawrence McNeill has re
turned after spending several
days the latter part of the week
and first of this at Duke hospital
with her sister, Mrs. Peter Mc
Queen of Clinton, who recently
underwent an operation. Mrs.
McQueen’s condition is now sat
isfactory.
Thomas Ray spent Monday in
Durham. '
before playing the wedding march
from Lohengrin. Virginia Mc-
Fadj'en, young niece of the bride,
was a. junior maid of honor. She
wore a floor length dress of light
blue taffeta with pale pink sash
and carried a dainty nosegay of
pastel flowers.
The bride and groom entered
together and were met at the im
provised altar by the Rev. W. B.
Heyward who heard the vo'\^'s.
The words of the ceremony had
been especially arranged for this
couple and were sent in a book,
as a gift of the groom’s parents.
The bride wore a wedding gown
of lace and silk marquisette. The
hip length bodice of lace was
tight fitting and buttoned with
self buttons in the back. Sleeves
were long, ending in points, over
the hand. The skirt ended in a
conventional train. She wore a
fingertip veil of illusion attached
to a lace coi-onct and carried a
bouquet of bride’s roses and ste-
phanotis.
- After the. couple had received
congratulations all' present were i
invited into t!n.' lining room where
they were served a real Southei-'n-
wedding supper. During the sup
per cablegra.r.- rom the bride
groom's' family ii-, Australia and
Scotland were read. Those send
ing cablegrams were: the groom’s
father and moiiicr. Rev. and Mrs.
R. H. Campbell: his sister and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. An
drew?; his aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Brouff; and his
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Hixon
Archibald and Miss Annie Mc-
Cubbin. After these cablegrams
were read the beautiful three
tiered wedding cake was brought
in. The bride cut the first slice
and the cake was served for des
sert with ice cream.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell left for
a short wedding trip but will re
turn to Raeford for a few day’s
visit before leading for a Europ
ean trip. After a trip to England
and a visit to relatives in ScoT-
land, they will arrive at about
Christmas time in Sydney, Aus
tralia, where they will make their
hpme. »
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Munroe
McFadyen of Raeford, North
Carolina. She received her B. A.
from the Woman’s college of the
University of North Carolina, and
has done graduate work at Col
umbia University and the Univer
sity of Chicago. For several years
she was. on the faculty of the
Womari’^ college of the Univer
sity of North Carolina in the his
tory department.
The groom is a son of the Rev.
and Mrs. Ronald Henry Campbell
of Burwood, New South Wales,
Australia. He received his B. S.
from the University of Sydney in
Australia, and as been in the
United States' for the past three
years doing graduate work at
Harvard Universit3' and the Un
iversity of Chicago. He is on
, leave of absence from his po.si-
j tiDn as Senior Agricultural Econ
omist with the government of
Ne'vv South Wales.
Out of town relatives present
were: The bride’s aunts. Misses
Janie and Jean- Blue of Raleigh,
Mrs. R. L. Rogers of Bradenton.
Florida, her cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm Rogers of Raleigh.
I the bride’s sister, Mrs. A. M.
Pratt of Wellesley Hills, Mass,
and Jane and John Pratt.
Thomas Macko, Martin We’ob.
Charlton Campbell spent the week
end at Snead’s Ferry near Camp
Lejeune deep sea fishing.
Mr. and M:
had as their r
and Mrs. La;. :
lotte. They
home by Mr--. I
a visit.
. -.vith Mrs. .‘Mien’s
Marion Gatlin May.me Bevan.
;t.s Sunday Mr.
and daughter
.n Pensacola,
after a visit
rr.other. Mrs.
. Bennett of Shal- ! Mr. and .Mrs! Roger Dixon have
ore accompanied as their guest this -.veek Mr.
.i!:an Oliver for Dixon’s sister. Mrs. Ruth Trip-
pette of Oxford.
Mrs. J. W. McLauchlin is a pat
ient at Duke hospital, having en
tered the hospital Monday. Mrs.
Neill McFadyen accompanied her
to the hospital.
Mrs. Paul Dickson, Sr., and Miss
Louise Blue spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gatlin,
Jr. at Topsail beach.
MJ-'s Belle Smith has entered
her freshman j'ear at ASTC in
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