The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-20
CHADBOURN

CHADBOURN, Oct. 10. - The
Rev. and Mrs. Reid Newland and
two children of Commerce, Ga,
and ]. A.. Bowden of Wilmington,
were guests of ]. T. Newland and
Miss Patience Newland Friday.
Mrs. J.. B.. Elliott, Mrs. W. F
Yates and Mrs. Frank Blake made
a trip to Raleigh and Durham last
Tuesday. .ss
MS. D. M. Carter and Mrs. j.
o. Reeves. Of FAN mont, spent sew
eral days last week in Goldsboro
visiting their sister.
W. G. Perkins and grandson,
Dean Winesett, of Marion, S. c.,
spent the weekend in Chadbourn.
Mrs. Perkins accompanied them
back, Tuesday to remain for a
week.
c.. L.. Tate attended bankers
meeting in Raleigh Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Brady at
tended the ball game at Chapel
Hill Saturday and spent the week
end with their son, AL, Jr.
Miss Eugenia Phillips Of Char
lotte, was the weekend guest OF
her aunts, Mrs. D. D. Bruton and
Mrs. John Underwood.
r. R. Rooms visited his sister,
Miss Nell Rooms in Wilmington. for
the weekend.
After several days visit to his
parents here, Cpl. w. F. Smith,
Mrs. Smith and daughter, Ann, left
for Statesville Saturday for visit,
before Cpl Smith. returns to his
duties in Washington, D. c.
Miss Jessie Inman arrived Tues
Gay to visit Mrs. J. A. Baldwin,
and be present for the Carter-Bald-
win nuptials Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Meares
spent three days last week on va
cation in Raleigh. They returned
Thursday.
The Rev. B. F. Ormand W s
speaker at the fall rally of Young
Peoples societies at Warsaw Sun
day afternoon. Accompanying him
to the rally were t h e following
young people from the Chadbourn
church: Jean Miller, Jane Blake,
Sandy Hand, Eunice Upton, Nancy
Faux and Muriel Carter,
Mrs. Emma Bailey spent the
weekend with her niece, Mrs. F..
C.. Kelly at Tabor City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Bailey were
dinner guests OF j. W. Hughes in
Florence, S. C.
The Rev. B. F. Ormand left Mon
day for Mt. Olive, and is conduct
ing series of meetings at Baker S
chapel near there this week.
Miss Estelle Baldwin, bride of
the week, was again feted when
Miss Frances Bonkemeyer gave a
bridge party in her honor. Satur-
day evening. There were. four Ia
bles placed for the 6 m e. Miss
Margaret Blake won high score,
Miss Jane Elrod, low, and Miss
Elaine Carr received the travel
ling prize. Special guest was Miss
Martha Burroughs of Sanford and
| Laurinburg, weekend house guest
of Miss >Bondemeyer.
Following the game, guests were
invited into the dining room. Here
the table was covered with lace
cloth and; conferred with a lovely
arrangement of white chrysanthe-
NUNS and fern in silver bowl.
Burning white tapers in silver
holders shed a soft light. A buffet
supper was served by, Mrs. Bonke-
neyer assisted by Mrs B. Peal.
Each guest was presented a;cor-
sage in pastel co1ors. Miss Bald
wins was of red roses, and Mrs.
Hardie's yellow roses. Special
guests in for the supper were Mrs.
J. A. Baldwin. Mrs. D. M. Carter
snJ Mrs. D: c. McIver. Other
guests included Mesdames Hugh
Nance. Becky Williamson, Tracy
Atkinson, Sybil Land, Dwight Cliff,
Alton Mea-es; Misses Lillian Per-
kins. James Elrod. Margie and
jeanne Baldwin, Betty Elliott, Ru-
by Lee Yates, Nancy Lee Lewis
Elaine Carr, Margaret Blake.
Mrs. J.. A.. Brown, president OF
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u b. an
nounced that. the regular meeting
had been postponed from Tuesday
evening. Oct. II until the follow
ing Tuesday night, Oct. q. The.
meeting will be hello with Mrs. So
G. Bryan as. hostess.
Miss Estelle Baldwin was again
guest of honor at an enjoyable KIT
chen shower given her by Misses
Kyard and Joyce Brown Of White
vile - Al Tec;or Hut Games