The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19
Fair Bluff

Fair dull
,,1p BLUFF, March 13.-Miss
Tnunserd returned to Coleraine
n~dov after a visit to relatives
'aAs tbe week-end.-Mr. and Mrs.
"" = Powell and little daughter.
n 0a of Angler, were recent guests
Mr. and Mrs. B. c. Powell.-Dr.
Vi Mrs. L. D. Floyd were visitors
r the day Thursday in Conway,
W. r-Nrs. Celia Lou Norris and
r..,s daughter, Barbara. visited in
n n.r c. c., last week as guests
NJ and Mrs. o. T.. Finklea.-
W. and Mrs. Henry Coleman visit
their daughter, Mrs. Frank
rbon,nson, in Conway Thursday.
Mr. and MIS-. E. I. Lloyd and lit
., son, Sandy, of Sellers, S. c.,
.nsnt last weekend in the city Wis.,
t+irg Mrs. Lloyd's mother. Mrs L.
= anderson Myrtle Richard
,o, left Thursday for a visit to
rsstiyes in Quincy. Fla--Mr. and
Mrs. CLYDE Townsend and little
,ors, Berry and John Carl, spent
recent weekend with their par
gs and grandparents, Mr.. and
yr John Cline in Rocky Point
and Mrs. George Strickland and
G.rge. Jr., attended the funeral Of
,pr ,uncle, Waters Strickland, in
Charleston, S. c.. Monday.
RW Morris has returned from
visit TO his parents in Augusta.
Cal. R. Woodland, principal OF
the Fair Bluff school is attending
the State Teachers meeting in Ra.
sigh. Miss Kate Mcintyre spent
last weekend at her home in Win
sae. Miss Jesse Matthewson, at her
home in Bennettsville, S. c., a n d
Mis- Walta Townsend at her home
at Rookfish. Gilbert Keziah is
spending some time with his faith
e. W. B. Keziah, in Southport
while school is not in session on ac'
count of the state Teachers meet
Ing in Greenville, S. C.-Mrs. Harry
Harrington and Mrs. Phillip Win
stead and children, Of Mullins, S.
C., visited their mother and grand
mother, Mrs. Bessie Renfrew Sun
iay,-Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Rogers,
ASSES Mildred and Joe Rogers and
Wade Hogers motored to Buie's
Creek Sunday. Il. M. Scott, Mrs.
Emo Hammond and Misses Sara
and Elsie Rhae Anderson were
visitors in Charlotte Wednesday,
B. L. Townsend, Jr., of Whiteville,
spent Sunday in Fair Bluff with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Town.
send. Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Edwards,
Of Hallsboro, visited friends here
Sunday and remained over for the
Masonic sermon at the Methodist
church which was delivered by the
Rey. Proctor.-Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Devlne Meares were dinner guests
1 Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Prince, Jr.,
+ Lorls. S. c., Thursday. Gary
baker and his mother, Mrs. Ed
BAKER spent Saturday in the city
'lsltlng Nh. and Mrs. Henry Cole
nah.-Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Tyler
and Mrs. R. A. Bass were recent
visitors in Conway, S. c., visiting
aielf brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
ana Mrs. r. A. Bass, Jr.-Mr. and
Mls. y. NJ. Rogers and daughter,
Mss Mary and Lois Neil, have been
nSlllhg Mrs, Rogers father, s. W.
o"eh at Council. Mr.. and Mrs. e.
" splVey Of Marion, S. c., were
5u'sts Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
SOlA Bartley.-Mr. and Mrs. Sam
asu.' ST., spen. part Of Wednesday
u! Mullins hospital where Mrs. Scott
TaI oeen rec wing treatment.-Mrs.
OH Floyd who has been quite i'll
A much improved and able to be
w.t. Miss Grace Waddell was a
SueSl Of Miss Dorothy Hammond, of
'slo Gerdo a daJ during the week.
Afs Lacy Bridges was hostess to
Ss w. M. U. Of the Methodist
siuieh Wednesday afternoon when
~ '0clety met for the March meet.
Ms AZ the church. The president,
f HS' b. W, Tyler, was in charge of
~ business session. At the close
a.e business hour, Mrs. Dan
.silsh as program leader introduc-
W. ,ae program. Mrs. James Turn.
Mls' II. E. Floyd and Mrs. j. L.
D aH,;l gave interesting talks about
a sS,Ss Isabel Thaburn, a Creator
II, ueals', that being the topic for
NJ a%lternoon. At the conclusion,
n. Bridges served dainty refresh