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Carolyn Fulcher, SocWty Editor
Sam Thompson, of the Univer
sity ot North Carolina, will arrive
Ufuay to spend the week, end with
his parents, OT. and Mrs. S. W.
Thompson. '
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Vick made
a business trip to Raleigh Tues
day. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Nelson and
Mrs. George Willis plan to .attend
the graduation exercises of the
Rex Hospital School of Nursing
in Raleigh on Mondav. Mr. Net
son's daughter, Miss Ellen Nelson,
is a member of the graduating
class.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Eubanks and
son John, of McCain, are spending
their vacation at their cottage on
Atlantic Beach.
Mr. Jesse Summer, assistant
county agent of Martin County,
visited the Rev. W. D. Caviness on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Audolph Lucas
spent the week end at Scotland
Neck attending the wedding of his
brother, Mr. Lewis Lucas.
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Piner and
children spent the week end at
Smyrna with Mr. Piner's parents.
Mrs. Herman Guthrie, Mrs. Ar
thur Guthrie, Mrs. Alvin Willis
and Mrs. Violet Landsale shopped
in NewvBern on Tuesday.
Mrs. Leah Lewis made a busi
ness trip to New Bern on Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Chadwick and daugh
ter, Miss Ililma Chadwick are
spending this week in Culpepper,
Ya., visiting Mrs. Chadwick's sis
ter, Mrs. Ernest Mclntruff.
Miss Frances Pittman and Mrs.
Virginia Purifoy spent Thursday
shopping in Raleigh and visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Chalk have
returned from a visit of several
days in Winston-Salem.
Mr. George Alferman, of the
Everglades Hotel, Miami, FU., is a
guest at the Jefferson Hotel.
Miss Bobbie Garner, -ef Watts
Hospital, Durham, spent several
days here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrsy Robert Garner.
H. H. Scott motored to Norfolk
on Sunday and was accompanied
home by his father. Mr. Sam Scott,
who has been a patient in a hospi
tal there.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Memakls and
Mrs. Nick Galantis and daughter,
Johnise, shopped in New Bern on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Strang, of Rich
mond, Va., is visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. B. Chalk and Mr. Chalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garner at
tended the graduation exercises of
the Watts Hospital School of Nurs
ing in Durham today. Their daugh
ter, Miss Bobbie Garner, was a
member of the graduating class.
Mrs. Gene Wade and daughter,
Miss DeElla Wade motored to Dur
ham today to attend the gradua
tions exercises of the Watts Hos
pital School of Nursing. Miss Wil
ma Wade is a member of he gra
duating class.
Mrs. Clifton Guthrie and Mrs.
Tom Guthrie shopped in New Bern
on Tuesday. 1
The Madie Bell Bible Class will
meet in its class room of the First
Methodist Sunday School on Fri
day night, May 21, at p.m.
Bridge Club Meeis With
Mrs. Malcolm Collins
Mrs. Malcolm Collins entertain
ed'members of the Couoles bridge
club at her home on Friday eve
ning at eight o'clock.
Guests for the evening were Mi1,
and Mrs. Bernard Leard and Dr.
and Mrs. Sam Hatcher.
Three professions were played
at three tables with Mr. Quiney
Stimpson winning high for men
and Mrs. Kenneth Wagner high for
the ladies. ,
The hostess served delicious
frozen salad with iced mint tea
and stuffed crackers at refresh
ment time.
The home was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion with lovely
arrangements of mixed spring
flowers.
American Home Dept.
Hears Mrs. G. D. Gamble
The American Home Department
of the Woman's club met May 12
at the Civic Center at 3:30 p.m.
The meeting was opened by the
chairman, Mrs. Mortpn Davis, aft
er which the club hymn was sung
and Collect read. Minutes of the
last meeting were also read and
the roll called.
Mrs. D. Cordova thanked the
club for helping the school lunch
room.
It was announced that the gen
eral Meeting of the Woman's Club
has been changed from June 2 to
June 15 at 8 p. m. New officers
will be installed at this time. A
committee of Mrs. Fred Lewis,
Mrs. 0. H. Jones and, Mrs. Theo
dore Phillips was formed to work
with Mrs. Robert McRackan to
make plans for the installation
meeting.
It was also announced that the
Slate president, Mrs. Blanche Gup
ton, will meet with the club some
time after December.
Mrs. Ida Bell Willis was wel
comed as a new member after
which Mrs. G. D. Gamble gave an
interesting program on the "Care
of the Sick."
In the absence of the hostesses
Mrs. Morton Davis and Mrs. D.
Cordova served iced drinks with
salted nuts, mints and cookies,
Bridge Luncheon Given
By Mrs. Julius Nelson
Mrs. Julius Nelson entertained
members of her club with a bridge
luncheon at her home on' Wednes
day afternoon, at 1 p.m.
Upon arrival of the guests Mrs.
Nelson j. served delicious fried
chicken with macaroni salad", ra
dish roses, hot biscuits and coffee.
Seven progressions of bridge fol
lowed with Mrs Joe Smith win
ning high score prize, a pyrex bak
ing digit". Second high, a carton of
chewing gum and the fldating
deuce, what-not novelties, were
won by Mrs. W. A. Howland, Jr.,
Mrs. Percy Deyo received a set
of party serving dishes for low
score.
Guests were Mrs. Clyde Young
and Mrs. John Johnson.
Hospital Holds Open
House On Wednesday
The Morehead City Hospital held
Open House on Wednesday after
noon from 2 until 4 p.m.
Many friends and interested
people called during the afternoon
and were givena personal conduct
ed tour through' the building.
Delicious refreshments were
served in the dining room with
members of the Carteret County
Registered Nurses Club as hostes
ses, The dining table was centered
with s lovely punch bowl flanked
with glowing pink candles in sil
ver candle sticks while ' silver
bowls of graceful pink carnations
decorated each end of the table.
The portable X-ray machine,
oxygen tent, electrocardiogram,'
and basal ; metabolism machines
were demonstrated by Mrs. Edna
Heslep in the living room. v
John Ireland Howe of Derby,
Conn, invented the first success
ful pinmaking machine.
OES 223 Installs
Matron, Organist
Morehead City Chapter 223,
Order of the Eastern Star held a
special meeting Friday, May 14,
for the purpose of installation, of
the Worthy Matron and organist
who were ill at the time of the re
gular installa-:on 01 officers for
the year.
The installation service was car
ried out in a nautical scheme, the
Chapter room was decorated as the
deck of a shin, complete with light
house and harbor lights blinking
just inside" the Chapter room.
Mrs. Mabel Piner, retiring Wor
thy Matron, " opened the meeting,
the American Flag was presented
and the pledge of allegiance given.
The conductress presented Mrs.
Madge Jones, past matron of More
head City-Chapter 223 as installing
officer Miss Ethel Whitehurst of
Beaufort! Chapter 128 as insMl
marshall and Mrs. Anabell Phil
lips of Morehead City Chapter 223
as installing organist, who were
escorted to the,ir stations. The fol
lowing were escorted west of Es
ther's chair and ?iven hearty greet
ings, Mrs. Mamie- Parker .past mat
ron, of Craven Chanter. New Bern.
Mrs. Mildred Bovd, nast trntron
of Craven Chapter. Charlie Boyd,
nest patron of Craven Chapter, and
Mrs. Ann Orrineer, Grand Repre
sentative of Virginia.
Mrs. Piner. retirin0! worthy mat
ron, pave a brief farewell message
and then turned the gavel to Mrs.
Jones, the installing officer. A
beautiful solo was renderr d at this
time bv Mrs. Nellie H.:ll. sister of
the worthy matron elect.
J. Ef 7nKlish. Past Patron of
Morehead City Chapter, and father
of the worthv matron-elect cave a
nautical reading, comparing (he
various officers to ships ol a fleet
commanded by the worthy matnn.
The officers marched in to this
reading and took their places at
their stations with the exception
of he worthy maron elect and the
organis who were sealed in a semi
circle. west 'of Esther's chair.
The installing marshall present
ed Mrs. Lillian Robinson to be in-1 tertain the club at its next meet
stalled as Worthy Matron and Mrs. ; ing.
Polly Davis to be installed as or
ganist. Mrs. Robinson took her
place at the Altar where slm re
ceived her obligation after which
she was escorted to her, station in
the east by her son. Elmer Nelson,
dressed in the uniform of a Navy
Lieutenant, which office he held
during World War II. While she
was being escorted to the East,
Mrs, Hall sang appropriate words were started during the evening,
to the tune of Red Sailsin the j Those' present were Mrs.' Chcs
Sunsct. She was presented to the (er. Pittman, Misses Dawn Lewis,
Chapter and received grand ho- Frances . Pittman, Lois Chadwick,
nors, The organist. Mrs. Polly Davis Ann Pittman, Carolyn Fulcher,
then took hei obligation at the j Mrs. I. E. Pittman. Mrs. Purifoy
Altar and was escorted to her stu-; and Mrs. Josiah Bailey.
tion.
The gavel was then turned over!
to Mrs. Robinson the newlv install-
ed Worthy Matron. At that time! Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Windell, of
both she and the Worthy Patron ; Morehead City, announce the en
Mr. Justin Robvnson were present- j gagement of their daughter, Gary
ed gifts bv the Junior Past Matron, bel, to Alwayne Damron, son of
Mrs Piner. Mrs. Piner end the j Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Damron, of
Junior Past Patron, Mr. Frank I Elora, Tennessee.
Reams presented the Chapter. I - j(
Mrs. Robinson then presented Last DaVS 01 Pompeii
Mrs. Piner with a personal, gift in . l,awl Snndav '
appreciation of her assistance in I 10 nB MOWMJWBWJ
assuming her duties while she also. -,u .
The Chapter was then closed and I Religious F lm "The Last
Officers and distinguished visitors P PP(e"" w'n. be .6hcown
were asked to form a receiving line " thc Mthodf church,' ,Su"-
in the. reception hall where delici
ous refreshments were served.
Camp
Glenn Methodist
Church to Hold Revival
Camp Glenn Methodist church
will begjn its revival services on
Monday, May 24 and run through
Sunday, May 30. Rev. C. Freeman
Heath, pastor of the First Metho
dist church, of Washington, N, C,
will be the visiting minister.
The revival will end with Home
Coming and Quarterly Confereice
on May 30. Rev. B. B. Slaughter,
district superintendent of the New
Bern (jistrict, will bring the mes
sage in the morning and Quarterly
Conference will follow the morn
ing service.
Dinner on the ground will be
served and another service will
follow in the afternoon. All for
mer pastors, members and friends
of the -church are invited to at
tend this Home Coming.
Mrs. Adams Entertains
With Bridge Party
Mrs. Richard Adams entertained
with two tables of bridge at her
home on Monday afternoon at
J2:30 o'clock.
Upon arrival the hostess served
delicious blueberry pie s la mode
snd during play the guests enjoyed
fudge with an orange drink.
Guests were Mrs. Clyde Young
and Mrs. Helen Williams,
v First prize, a plastic table cloth,
was won by Mrs. Julius Nelson and
second , prize, costume Jewelry,
went to Mrs. W. A. Howland, Jr.
Mrs. Percy Deyo won a radio cov
er for third high and novelty salt
and pepper Shakers for the deuce
prize. .
Guthris 8erves
Wiliam F. Guthrie, fireman ap
prentice, USN,- son of Mrs. James
W. Guthrie of route 1, Newport,
is now serving aboard the destroy
er US3 Harwood as an engineer.
Guthrie entered the Naval service
in 1947.
Young People's' Department
Holds Hamburger Fry
Twenty-two members and guests
of the Young People's department
of the First Methodist Sunday
School motored to Crab Point for
a hamburger fry at the camp of
David B. Webb on Friday evening
at seven o'clock.
Special guests of the class were
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wade.
Hamburgers were cooked in the
open fireplace after which every
one gathered around for song sing
ing and general festivity.
Bridge Club Entertained
By Miss Irene Spence
Miss Irene Spence entertained
members of her bridge club at her
home on Thursday evening at eight
o'clock.
Three progressions of bridge
were played with Miss Dot Harrell
winning high score and Mrs. Vir
ginia Purifoy low.
Refreshments were chocolnte ice
cream with ginger ale.
Miss Frances Pittmnn will enter
tain the club at its next meet nig
on May 27.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith
Announce Birth of Son
Mr. am! Mrs. J. C. Smith, of
Bridges street are the proud par
ents of a babv bov. John Christian,
born in the Morehead City Hospi
tal on Tuesday morning, May 18,
at 1:45 o'clock.
At birth the youngster weighed
8 lbs., 5 and 14 ozs.
Tuesday. Bridge Club
Meets With Mrs. Freeman
Mrs. Robert Freeman, of Evans
street, entertained members of the
Tuesday Evening club at her home
on May 18.
Lovely arrangements of mixed
spring flowers were gracefully
placed throughout the home.
Mrs. Bob Williams won high
score for the evening and Mrs.
Lawrence Vickers, second high.
Mints, nuts and candies were
served during play.
Miss Coretta Thompson will en-
Happy Huddle Club
Meets With Mrs. Purifoy
Mrs. Virginia Purifoy entertain-1
ed members of the Happy Huddle
club at her home on Tuesday eve
ning at 7:30 o'clock.
Several new sewing projects
Damron-Windell
uay evening, may hi. a u liuvn.
"This spectacular drama tells
the story of Marcus, a simple man
of Pompeii who was happy in po
verty until death took his wife and
child. Setting wealth and power
as his goal he becomes a great
jgladiator. After losing out in the
arena he goes to Judea where as
a partner of Pilate he. wins great
wealth. He- also meets Jesus who
heals his stricken son. He is shock
ed at the mob violence when Jesus
is crucified. Back in Pompeii Mar
cus becomes head of the arena.
Dying, he catches a vision of
Christ and knows that in giving his
life to save his son, he has gained
something greater than wealth."
There will be no admission
charge for this film.
Bill Purifoy Celebrates Birthday
Little Bill Purifoy celebrated his
first' birthday on Tuesday after
noon at his home on Evans Street.
Many young friends called during
the afternoon.
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SZSTHEIYER.
Mr. Snd Mrs. Lem Hardy and
Mrs. Lem Hardy, Jr. spent awhile
Sunday afternoon with, Mr. and
Mrs. George Tosto. '
Mr. and Mrs. Arline Taylor and
daughter, of Beaufort, spent Sun
day Avith Mr. and Mrs. Willie Pitt
man. Mr. and Mrs. Carton Hill and
Mrs. Ruth Eubanks spent Sunday
in Oriental with Mr. and Mrs. Mel
vin Hardy and other relatives.
Mrs. Johnnie Cannon and child
ren spent Monday afternoon with
her mother, Mrs. Willie Pittman.
The dredge boat, Wilson, came
in last Sunday night to dredge a
dock- for the pulpwood company
barges to load tn the wood. Pres
ton Mason and Cecil Tosto worked
on it.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Cannon
and children stayed last week with
Mrs. Luke Lewis and kept house
for her to work for Miss Georgia
Yeatman.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fulcher
and baby spent last week at Stacy
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, I.
Fulcher.
Mrs. Mary E. Hardy went to
Oriental last Friday to spend some
time with her son, Mr. Melvin
Hardy and other relatives.
Mrs. George Dodge and son, Lar
ry, of Richmond, spent last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j George Hardy.
Miss Pearl Mason spent Wed
! nesday afternoon and Thursday
I with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
! John Mason, She went back to
j Beaufort Friday morning to her
, work.
Mrs. Linzie Cannon and Mrs. Si
rna Cannon visited Mrs. George
f Tosto Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Elijah Dixon and mother,
Mrs. Ruth Eubanks spent Wcdnes-
j day afternoon with Mrs. Joshua
Hardy and Mrs. Garton Hill.
Mrs. Emma Beachem is spending
this week with Mrs, Rone Wallace.
Miss Janice Norman spent Sun
day afternoon with Kathleen Har
dy. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wallace
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Rone Wallace. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hardy and
children, Lois, and Georginia
spent the weekend at Stacy with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Gaskill. Mrs. Gaskill is sick and
hope she soon gets better.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Hardy. Jr.
rarried their baby to Dr. Moore
Saturday fo teatment.
Mrs, Ruth Eubanks and daugh-i
ter. Mabel spent Mondav with Mrs.
Joshua Hardy and Mrs. Garton
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tosto spent
Sunday morning with Mrs, Nannie
J. Pittman and mother, Mrs. James
Tosto. Mrs. Tosto is sick.
Mr. Herman Carraway and sis
ter, Mary, of Merrimon and Char
lie Pittman of Beaufort visited
Mrs. Nannie J. Pittman Sunday
nignt.
BACHELOR
Mesdames C. C. Smith, Fred
Smith. John Smith, Elmo Taylor,
F. R. Taylor, J. L. Smith, Sr. and
Misses Bertha Bell and Nellie
Smith attended the zone meeting
of the W. S. C. S. at Harlowe'
church Wednesday.
Russell and Herbert Jacobs, of
Raleigh, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Belangia.
Raymond Jones, of Newport
News. Va. spent Friday night with
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Adams.
Miss Bertha Bell was a recent
visitor of Mis. Lina Conner in New
Bern, N. C.
The Home Demonstration Club
met with Mrs. George Carraway
Thursday afternoon. The meeting
was opened by the president, Mrs.
E. L. Becton with a song, "Lead
On Oh King Eternal". The collect
was given in concert. Mrs. H. N.
Congratulations
and
Best Wishes
to
Graduates
from
The
iferrsnson hotel
Harris read the minutes of last
meeting and roll call. Mrs. W. L.
Harris gave treasure- report. The
president gave an account of the
county council noc-.:ng in New
Bern and announced the District
Federation to be held in New Bern
at the Recreational Center June 10.
LMrs. W. L. Harris gave garden
notes ,also other leaders reports.
Miss Jessie Trowbridge, Home De
monstration agent gave an inter
esting demonstration on frozen
food cabinets and the different
ways of packaging frozen foods.
The hostess served cookies and
iced drinks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beck, of
Goldsboro, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Taylor and Mr.
and Mrs. Selma Belangia.
Ennett Ball was in New Bern
Monday oh business.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Small and
daughter, Sara Bradley, and two
sons of Raleigh visited his mother,
Mrs. Sara Small and the J. L.
Smith families Sunday.
W. L. Arrington, of Beaufort,
spent the weekend, with his daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Taylor.
Mr. and Ms. Haywood Harris
and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Osborne
Salter and daughter spent Friday
in New Bern.
Lt. and Mrs. C. O. Glick, of Cher
ry Point, were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Belangia.
Misses Annie Rose and Grace
'Flowers, who are employed in
Kinston and Mt. Olive, spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Flowers.
Mrs. Sheldon Belangia, of
Adam's Creek, spent Wednesday
with her mother, Mrs. J. A. Taylor.
Miss Vivian and Lois Bruten vi
sited Betty Faye Flowers Thurs
day. Home Agent Announces
Week's Club Meetings
Home demonstration clubs meet
ing this week as anounced by home
agent, Mrs. Carrie B. Gillikin, are
as follows:
Cedar Island, 12:30 a.m. Mon
day, with Mrs. Alma Lupton; At
lantic, 3 p.m. Monday with Mrs.
Cecil Morris; Russell's Creek, 7:30
p.m. Tuesday, May 25, with Mrs.
I. T. Fodrie.
Cump Glenn, 2:30 p.m. Wednes
day, May 26, with Mrs. B. L. West;
Williston, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday,
May 26, at the community build
ing; Wildwood, 2:30 p.m. Thurs
day, May 27, with Mrs. Johnnie
Mann; and Crab Point, 2:30 p.m.,
Friday, May 28, with Mrs. Cecil
Oglesby.
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Mrsnd Mrs. Uzzell Lewis visit
ed m. and Mrs. Delance Willis,
of North River, Sunday.
Elder T. H. Edwards, Mr. Hen
ry Jenkins, Mr. Thomas Kitchum,
of Jacksonville, N. C, visited
friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. Howard Fulcher, and child
ren, of North River, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, T.
P. Lawrence. ,
We are sorry to learn that Mr.
Bryant Gillikin is. on the sick list.
Everyone would be so delighted to
see him out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Rorratn Gillikin
and Mr. and Mrs. Early Gillikin,
of Norfolk, were called, here Sat
urday on the account of the death
of their step-mother, Mrs. LaFayet
te Gillikin.
Mr. Odell Gillikin, ot the Mer
chant Marines, is spending some
time with his mother, Mrs. Lina
Gillikin.
We are sorry to say that Mrs.
Lueritia Lawrence is on the sick
list. Every one hopes her a speedy
recovery.
Mr., and Mrs. James C. Willis, of
Crab Point, called to see her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Law
rence Monday night.
DR. ALVAH L. HAMILTON, JR.
Announces
THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE
For The Practice Of
GENERAL DENISTRY
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As you look back
over the long hard days of study
you can eagerly look forward to a
promising future which thone hard days
have asitured for you.
Congralulationii,' boy and girl
graduates, and please count us among
your favored friends.
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and Restaurant
As you receive your diploma we
would like to say this:
It is difficult, in a message ad'
dressed to all of yqu, to express
the pride we have in every one of
you graduates. All we can do is
try to tell you how honestly
happy we are over your success, '
and to wish you uninterrupted
success in all your efforts as the
years go by.
Dixie Diary Prcdncts
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Mr. and Mrs. Denslow Lawrence-"
spent p. while with Mrs. Beukh
Dowty Sunday. -
Mrs, Delance Willis and daugh
ter, Brena, spent Sundav night
with her mother, Mrs, 0. W. Lewis
Mrs. Cora Gillikin, of Norfo!ki
spent a few hours with her pa- ,
rents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Law- '
rence Sunday. -Ho J
Mrs. Floyd Lawrence and daugh-.': v
ters, Clara and Dorothy, visited ,
Mrs. B. B, Lawrence Sunday after
noon. ,:)
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gillikin,
called to see Mrs. Beulah L. Dowty
Sunday. ,
Elder Lonnie Yapps, of Jack-. , ,
sonvillc, visited Mr. and Mrs. B. B. i s
Lawrence Sunday.
The P. T. A. held its last meet
ing Friday at the school house in
cluding: Mrs. Pearl Lewis. Mrs.
Julia Gillikin. Mrs. Vaunie Willis, l!
Mrs. Alfred Gillikin. Mrs. Beatrice"
Lawrence, Mrs. Ardell Lawrence,
Mrs. Hardy Lawrence, Mrs. Eva'
Gillikin, Mrs. Sallie Gillikin and
Mrs. Julia M. Lawrence.
H.ts. Hardy Lawrence gave a
party Monday night at her home.
Bingo were nlayed bv the guests.
The highest score went to Mrs. 0.
C. Lawrence and the second high
est went to Mrs. Beulah Dowty.
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