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r^B r ..Aaili ¦ , B Pip jdfm '•* *-<¦{!*>* M,.... .p 'fllPlLw H "PB The Dunn Chapter No. 59 held a regular meeting March 10 in the Masonic Temple. The Worthy Ma- tron, Mrs. Inez Strickland, opened the meeting regular form. The flags were presented, pledges given and praises sung. The chapter was honored to have distinguished guest, Mr. Sam Par- ker. District Deputy Grand Patron, and Mrs. Sam Parker, Worthy Ma- tron of Long Leaf Pitje Chapter in Fayetteville. Minutes were read for approval by Mrs. Sarah Wilson secretary. Treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Louise Alabaster. Mrs. Strickland announced the following installing officers for the installation service to be held March 24: Mrs. Maude Foy of Kinston: Mrs. Helen Rimmer of Sanford: Mrs. Fannie Odum of Mount Olive, and Mrs. T. Paul Strickland, Mr. Hugh Prince and Mrs. Thad Pope of Dunn. Bills and communications were read by the secretary. Committee reports were given by Miss Lillian Draughon. Mrs. Thetus Duncan and Mrs. Lib Chestnut. Miss Lillian Draughon and her committee were given a rising vote of thanks for the splendid work they have accomplished on thje Home committee. Election of officers was held and the following officers elected: Worthy Matron, Mrs. Elizabeth Chestnut; Worthy Patron, H. Paul' Strickland: Associate Matron. Mrs. I Sarah Andrews; Associate Patron, ' Paul Drew; Secretary. Mrs. Sarah Wilson; Treasurer, Mrs. Louise Ala- baster; Conductress, Mrs. Grace Hodges: Associate Conductress. Mrs. Thetus Duncan. Other officers appointed by Mrs. Elizabeth Chestnutt were as fol- lows: Chaplain. Mrs. Margaret Chaulk; Marshal. Mrs. Dovie God- win: Adah, Mrs. Lina Ennis: Ruth, Frances Surles: Esther, Mrs. Cleon Jackson; Martha. Mrs. Carolyn Schwill; Electa. Mrs. Ethel Wade; Warder. Mrs. Irene Tart; Sentinel, Mrs. Lillian Surles; Organist, Mrs. " 'MISS CAROLYN ELAINE DRAUGHON’S engagement to Cpl. • Plfcrre Rene Palpant, Jr. of Fort Jackson, S. C., son of Mr. and * • Mrs. Pierre R. Palpant of Clayton. Michigan, is announced by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William McKinley Draughon of Dunn. The » wedding wifi take place the latter part of April. ; - CONFINED TO HOME . Jhnmy Bahen. son of Mr. and * MrSsJames Bahen. is confined to J his- home with the measles. . TO ARRIVE TOMORROW Mrs. Charles Smith of Arlington, Va.y- the former Shirley Raynor, wiTT' Arrive here tomorrow for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Raynor. Mr. Smith will join ' her later. FROM CAROLINA Thad Pope and Carroll Summer- lin. both students at the University of North Carolina, spent the week- end in Dunn visiting their families and friends. STUDENT HOME Reid Ingraham of Atlantic Chris- j tian College in Wilson was in Dunn | for the week-end. ¦ * planned for play two-piece Perfect pUymstes...full 1 gored skin rith plaid front wjJMyMa . _ \ What could be finer than panels and cool sleeve- J 8 f- this cool chambray, less shirt with a plaid and I solid-colored skirt and plain convertible collar. / nJU-'ifNJr colorful plaid gingham shirt # I I ...both beautifully tailor- Four colotfirl blendings M \ I I ed for casual smartness. b[^S' 01 / 1 / / j " I G b °^ d, “ COtl 9» 15 endU ml! / I / / Shirt: Four colorful m / / Sizes: 9to 15 and 10 to IS. M . i 1 _’ Ji Q \ Other Doris Dodson Juniors from sß ,s U..Z TL ki ' • - », 111© W©W Full swing skirt of white-oa* V dark plaid ... perfect classic shift' t.~ 10UIS BAER of dark on -white plaid. * §g DEPARTMENT STORE SStSSSST^ D. M. KIMMEL, MGR. Dunn, N. C. . . EXPERT . Piano Tuning.. NEW AND USED PIANOS WE SELL AND INSTALL BEAUTIFUL METAL VENETIAN BLINDS HOWARD M. LEE COMPANY DUNN, N. C. TDK DAILY RECORD. BUNN. 1* O. Dunn O.E.S. Names New Officers At Monthly Meet ¦ MRS. CHESTNUTT JUDGE STRICKLAND Ruth Temple: Flag bearers, Mrs. Mamie Snipes and Mrs. Edna Marshburn. Mr. Sam Parker made many kind remarks to the chapter. Mrs. Parker invited members of Dunn Chapter to attend their installation service March 17 at 8 at the Fayetteville Masonic Temple. Mrs. Thetus Duncan gave a re- port on a visit to the Red Springs Chapter. Mrs. Strickland thanked her pro- teins for the evening. The meeting was closed in regular form. Re- freshments were served at the close iof the meeting. ! Friday night, March 14 a special meeting was called to initiate Mrs. Nancy Chestnut. The initiation was conducted in a beautiful and im- pressive manner. The chapter room was beautifully decorated for the occasion by Mrs. Mamie Snipes and Mrs. Ruth Temple. Gifts were presented from the chapter to the secretary. Mrs. Sa- rah Wilson and organist, Mrs. Sally Jernigan by Mrs. Louise Alabaster A gift from the chapter was pre- sented to the Worthy Matron. Mrs. Inez Strickland. Hy Mrs. Sarph Andrews. Mrs. Cleon Jackson pre- sented gifts from the Officers’ Club to Mrs. Strickland, Worthy Matron and Mr. Joe Leslie. Worthy Patron. Visitors from Benson. Roseboro and Salemburg were made welcome. , A social hour was enjoyed at the close of the meeting. BAHENS HAVE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. James Bahen have j as their guests Commander and Mrs. L. A. Parker and son. Leon I of Norfolk, Va. They will return today to Norfolk. The Bahens also i had as their guests for the week- end Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Harrington i and family of Lumberton. and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lanier of Raleigh. RECUPERATING Mrs. I. W. Keene of Dunn is re- cuperating at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Buzz Godwin in Fayetteville after undergoing an operation at Pitfman’s Hospital. RETURN TO FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. K. Adrian Williams of Clearwater, Fla., have returned to their home after visiting here with her parents, Mr ami Mrs. Edgar Black. Sr., and other friends and relatives. Scavenger Hunt Given By Circle For Youth Group j The members of |he Baptist Youth ! Auxiliary were entertained Friday | night at 7:30 at a party planed j by the Cornelia Levell circle which | sponsors them. This circle is led by Mrs. J. M. Dawson. The party j was given as a conclusion to the , annuaf Focus Week. I The group gathered at. the church first and received their direct’ons I for a scavenger hunt. Miss Sylvia 1 Edwards and Bobby Wells totaled the most points in this contest which lasted for thirty minutes. They were presented a box of choc- olate Easter eggs. The runners-up i received candy canes. After the hunt refreshments were served, consisting of potato chips, brownies, ham and pimento cheese ! sandwiches, cookies, and cold drinks. The women assisting with the arrangements were Mrs. J. M. Daw- son. Mrs. M. B. Bales, Mrs. Earl Hawley, and Mrs. James Hawley. Those attending the party were Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Aldredge, i Sr., advisors. Miss Sylvia Edwards, Bobby Wells, Miss Fannie Sue Turnage, Miss Melrose Tart, Charles Johnson, Lewis Strickland, Doc Corbett, and Miss Betty Davis. Married Couples Class Meets Friday Evening The Married Couples’ Class of the Dunn First Baptist Church met Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Duncan. Jr. with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Godwin as co- hosts. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mr. David Adams I and sentence prayers were prayed. A short business session followed. Mr. Adams made a talk on the duties of the class officers. Following the business meeting a social hour was held. Refreshments consisting of home-made devils food cake, ice cream, and coffee: were served. The Dunncan home was lovely for the occasion with arrangements of jonquils, thrift, spirea. and roses. I Those attending the meeting were Mr. John Herring, class teacher, j Mr. and Mrs. Luther Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wade, Mr. and Mrs. Garland Roebuck, Mr. and Mrs. David Ad- ams, Mr. and Mrs. George Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Boyette, Mr. Mack Barefoot, and the hosts and hostesses. , TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 18, 1952 I Theodore Lee ' Is Honored At I Birthday Party | Mrs. Theodore Lee honored Mr. ) Lee with a surprise birthday party Saturday, March 15 at seven o’clock at his home on Dunn, Route 1. Mr. and Mrs. Odell Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee had supper with Mr. Lee at five o’clock and assisted the hostess in carrying out the surprise. Spring flowers, Easter eggs and rabbits were used about the home to carry out an Easter theme for the party. At seven o’clock, the guests be- gan to arrive. Games, directed by Mrs. Lee, were played during the , evening. ; Later the guests were invited Into , the dining room where the table I was decorated with a beautiful I birthday cake. The refreshments served consisted of potato chips, , ice cream, cookies, and coffee. I Mr. Lee received many gifts from those enjoying the delightful occa- (sion. Those attending the party were Mr. and Mrs. Odell Jeckson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie B. Allen, Mrs. Samp Register, Mr. Clyde Hinson, Mrs. Julia Barefoot, Mrs. Halsenbeck and daughter, Miss Woodie Halsenbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Newton. Mr. WEEKEND IN DURHAM Mrs. A. H. Harper and daugh- ter, Mrs. .Jim Adams, spent the weekend in Durham with relatives. SUNDAY HERE Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tart of be- low Dunn visited friends here Sun- day. IN TARBORO Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Morgan are visiting Mr. Morgan’s daughter In Tarboro. VISIT OUT OF STATE Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Brantley and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hollingsworth visited relatives in Ridge Spriift S. C. and Augusta, Oa. during tffF weekend. IN NEW YORK Mr. Eldon Jones has returned from a business trip to New York. He is working In Henderson and ' his wife plans to move there the latter part of this week. MAJOR MCCULLERS HERE Major Joe McCullers of Fort {Hood, Texas visited in Dunn diu ing the weekend. McCullers foW I merly was Secretary of the Chambet lof Commerce here. I and Mrs. Leland Lee, Mr. and Mrs. George N. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- ' shall Gilbert, and Mr. and Mrs. William Danul from Fayetteville. , ilpßliliii iQ ||L . t TOPPERS Wool Fleece Gabardine and Shetland. i Enchanting Toppers To Put You In The Easter $7.99 to $24.95 EASTER - MINDED SUITS WM All Sizes 10 to 20, Also Large Sizes 18T/2 to 24Vi Gabardines and Sharkskins. Also Novelty Weaves To Make This Easter A Gorgeous One. 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The Dunn Chapter No. 59 helda regular meeting March 10 in theMasonic Temple. The Worthy Ma-tron, Mrs. Inez Strickland, openedthe meeting regular form. Theflags were presented, pledges givenand praises sung.
The chapter was honored to havedistinguished guest, Mr. Sam Par-ker. District Deputy Grand Patron,and Mrs. Sam Parker, Worthy Ma-tron of Long Leaf Pitje Chapter inFayetteville.
Minutes were read for approvalby Mrs. Sarah Wilson secretary.
Treasurer's report was given byMrs. Louise Alabaster.
Mrs. Strickland announced thefollowing installing officers for theinstallation service to be held March24: Mrs. Maude Foy of Kinston:Mrs. Helen Rimmer of Sanford:Mrs. Fannie Odum of Mount Olive,and Mrs. T. Paul Strickland, Mr.Hugh Prince and Mrs. Thad Popeof Dunn.
Bills and communications wereread by the secretary.
Committee reports were given byMiss Lillian Draughon. Mrs. ThetusDuncan and Mrs. Lib Chestnut.Miss Lillian Draughon and hercommittee were given a rising voteof thanks for the splendid workthey have accomplished on thjeHome committee.
Election of officers was held andthe following officers elected:Worthy Matron, Mrs. ElizabethChestnut; Worthy Patron, H. Paul'Strickland: Associate Matron. Mrs. ISarah Andrews; Associate Patron, 'Paul Drew; Secretary. Mrs. SarahWilson; Treasurer, Mrs. Louise Ala-baster; Conductress, Mrs. GraceHodges: Associate Conductress. Mrs.Thetus Duncan.
Other officers appointed by Mrs.Elizabeth Chestnutt were as fol-lows: Chaplain. Mrs. MargaretChaulk; Marshal. Mrs. Dovie God-win: Adah, Mrs. Lina Ennis: Ruth,
Frances Surles: Esther, Mrs. CleonJackson; Martha. Mrs. CarolynSchwill; Electa. Mrs. Ethel Wade;Warder. Mrs. Irene Tart; Sentinel,Mrs. Lillian Surles; Organist, Mrs.
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'MISS CAROLYN ELAINE DRAUGHON’S engagement to Cpl.• Plfcrre Rene Palpant, Jr. of Fort Jackson, S. C., son of Mr. and* • Mrs. Pierre R. Palpant of Clayton. Michigan, is announced by her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William McKinley Draughon of Dunn. The» wedding wifi take place the latter part of April.
; - CONFINED TO HOME. Jhnmy Bahen. son of Mr. and* MrSsJames Bahen. is confined to
J his- home with the measles.
. TO ARRIVE TOMORROWMrs. Charles Smith of Arlington,
Va.y- the former Shirley Raynor,wiTT' Arrive here tomorrow for avisit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.R. R. Raynor. Mr. Smith will join
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her later.
FROM CAROLINAThad Pope and Carroll Summer-
lin. both students at the Universityof North Carolina, spent the week-end in Dunn visiting their familiesand friends.
STUDENT HOMEReid Ingraham of Atlantic Chris- j
tian College in Wilson was in Dunn |for the week-end.
¦ * planned for play two-piece
Perfect pUymstes...full 1gored skin rith plaid front wjJMyMa. _ \ What could be finer than panels and cool sleeve- J 8 f-this cool chambray, less shirt with a plaid and Isolid-colored skirt and plain convertible collar. / nJU-'ifNJrcolorfulplaid gingham shirt # I I
...both beautifully tailor- Four colotfirl blendings M \ I Ied for casual smartness. b[^S' 01 / 1 / /
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§g DEPARTMENT STORE SStSSSST^D. M. KIMMEL, MGR.
Dunn, N. C.
. . EXPERT. Piano Tuning..
NEW AND USEDPIANOS
WE SELL ANDINSTALL BEAUTIFULMETAL VENETIAN
BLINDS
HOWARD M. LEECOMPANY
DUNN, N. C.
TDK DAILY RECORD. BUNN. 1* O.
Dunn O.E.S. Names NewOfficers At Monthly Meet
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JUDGE STRICKLAND
Ruth Temple: Flag bearers, Mrs.Mamie Snipes and Mrs. EdnaMarshburn.
Mr. Sam Parker made many kindremarks to the chapter. Mrs. Parkerinvited members of Dunn Chapterto attend their installation serviceMarch 17 at 8 at the FayettevilleMasonic Temple.
Mrs. Thetus Duncan gave a re-port on a visit to the Red SpringsChapter.
Mrs. Strickland thanked her pro-teins for the evening. The meetingwas closed in regular form. Re-freshments were served at the closeiof the meeting.! Friday night, March 14 a specialmeeting was called to initiate Mrs.Nancy Chestnut. The initiation wasconducted in a beautiful and im-pressive manner. The chapter roomwas beautifully decorated for theoccasion by Mrs. Mamie Snipes andMrs. Ruth Temple.
Gifts were presented from thechapter to the secretary. Mrs. Sa-rah Wilson and organist, Mrs. SallyJernigan by Mrs. Louise AlabasterA gift from the chapter was pre-sented to the Worthy Matron. Mrs.Inez Strickland. Hy Mrs. SarphAndrews. Mrs. Cleon Jackson pre-sented gifts from the Officers’ Clubto Mrs. Strickland, Worthy Matronand Mr. Joe Leslie. Worthy Patron.
Visitors from Benson. Roseboroand Salemburg were made welcome. ,A social hour was enjoyed at theclose of the meeting.
BAHENS HAVE GUESTSMr. and Mrs. James Bahen have j
as their guests Commander andMrs. L. A. Parker and son. Leon Iof Norfolk, Va. They will returntoday to Norfolk. The Bahens also ihad as their guests for the week-end Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Harrington iand family of Lumberton. and Mr.and Mrs. Homer Lanier of Raleigh.
RECUPERATING
Mrs. I. W. Keene of Dunn is re-cuperating at the home of herdaughter. Mrs. Buzz Godwin inFayetteville after undergoing anoperation at Pitfman’s Hospital.
RETURN TO FLORIDA
Mr. and Mrs. K. Adrian Williamsof Clearwater, Fla., have returnedto their home after visiting herewith her parents, Mr ami Mrs.Edgar Black. Sr., and other friendsand relatives.
Scavenger Hunt
Given By CircleFor Youth Group
j The members of |he Baptist Youth! Auxiliary were entertained Friday| night at 7:30 at a party planedjby the Cornelia Levell circle which| sponsors them. This circle is led
by Mrs. J. M. Dawson. The partyj was given as a conclusion to the
, annuaf Focus Week.I The group gathered at. the churchfirst and received their direct’ons Ifor a scavenger hunt. Miss Sylvia
1 Edwards and Bobby Wells totaledthe most points in this contestwhich lasted for thirty minutes.They were presented a box of choc-olate Easter eggs. The runners-up
i received candy canes.After the hunt refreshments were
served, consisting of potato chips,brownies, ham and pimento cheese
! sandwiches, cookies, and cold drinks.The women assisting with the
arrangements were Mrs. J. M. Daw-son. Mrs. M. B. Bales, Mrs. EarlHawley, and Mrs. James Hawley.
Those attending the party wereMr. and Mrs. Emmett Aldredge,
i Sr., advisors. Miss Sylvia Edwards,Bobby Wells, Miss Fannie SueTurnage, Miss Melrose Tart, CharlesJohnson, Lewis Strickland, DocCorbett, and Miss Betty Davis.
Married CouplesClass MeetsFriday Evening
The Married Couples’ Class ofthe Dunn First Baptist Church metFriday night at the home of Mr.and Mrs. R. A. Duncan. Jr. withMr. and Mrs. Lewis Godwin as co-hosts.
The meeting was called to orderby the president, Mr. David Adams
I and sentence prayers were prayed.A short business session followed.Mr. Adams made a talk on theduties of the class officers.
Following the business meeting asocial hour was held. Refreshmentsconsisting of home-made devilsfood cake, ice cream, and coffee:were served.
The Dunncan home was lovely forthe occasion with arrangements ofjonquils, thrift, spirea. and roses. I
Those attending the meeting wereMr. John Herring, class teacher, jMr. and Mrs. Luther Turner, Mr.and Mrs. Billy Pope, Mr. and Mrs.Ed Wade, Mr. and Mrs. GarlandRoebuck, Mr. and Mrs. David Ad-ams, Mr. and Mrs. George Barrett,Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Boyette, Mr.Mack Barefoot, and the hosts andhostesses. ,
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 18, 1952
I Theodore Lee' Is Honored AtI Birthday Party| Mrs. Theodore Lee honored Mr.) Lee with a surprise birthday partySaturday, March 15 at seven o’clockat his home on Dunn, Route 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Odell Jackson andMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee hadsupper with Mr. Lee at five o’clockand assisted the hostess in carryingout the surprise.
Spring flowers, Easter eggs andrabbits were used about the hometo carry out an Easter theme forthe party.
At seven o’clock, the guests be-gan to arrive. Games, directed byMrs. Lee, were played during the
, evening.; Later the guests were invited Into, the dining room where the tableI was decorated with a beautifulI birthday cake. The refreshments
served consisted of potato chips,, ice cream, cookies, and coffee.I Mr. Lee received many gifts from
those enjoying the delightful occa-
(sion.Those attending the party wereMr. and Mrs. Odell Jeckson, Mr.and Mrs. Robert E. Lee, Mr. andMrs. Jessie B. Allen, Mrs. SampRegister, Mr. Clyde Hinson, Mrs.Julia Barefoot, Mrs. Halsenbeck anddaughter, Miss Woodie Halsenbeck,Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Newton. Mr.
WEEKEND IN DURHAMMrs. A. H. Harper and daugh-
ter, Mrs. .Jim Adams, spent theweekend in Durham with relatives.
SUNDAY HEREMr. and Mrs. Alvin Tart of be-
low Dunn visited friends here Sun-day.
IN TARBOROMr. and Mrs. J. M. Morgan are
visiting Mr. Morgan’s daughter InTarboro.
VISIT OUT OF STATEMr. and Mrs. Erwin Brantley and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hollingsworthvisited relatives in Ridge SpriiftS. C. and Augusta, Oa. during tffFweekend.
IN NEW YORKMr. Eldon Jones has returned
from a business trip to New York.He is working In Henderson and
' his wife plans to move there thelatter part of this week.
MAJOR MCCULLERS HEREMajor Joe McCullers of Fort
{Hood, Texas visited in Dunn diuing the weekend. McCullers foW
I merly was Secretary of the Chambetlof Commerce here.
I and Mrs. Leland Lee, Mr. and Mrs.George N. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
' shall Gilbert, and Mr. and Mrs.William Danul from Fayetteville.
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