The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-13
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Walton, Mrs. J.. H Land and Mrs
Yates :.
Miss Frances johnson of Char
lotte. was the weekend guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
johnson near town.
Mrs. Mullin Wilson and Mrs. .
II. Friedman were visitors IN VIII
mington, Monday.
Mrs. Charlie Hardie has return
ed from Miami, Fla. after seeing
Lieut.. Hardie aboard his plane 1o1
his South American post. !.
Mrs. Wayland Lennon and cnll'
dren, knight and Butch Of FAR
mont, were guests Of the Lemons
Sunday.
pvt Hugh Nance Of Camp Mac
kali was at home in Cerro Gorde
for the weekend, and was in Chad
bourn greeting friends also. Mrs
Nance returned with him and vii
he in Southern Pines this week tt
be near him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Albright
Miss Alice Lowe, Mrs. L. Y. Lowe
and children, Vincent and Robert
were Sunday guests of Mr.. ane
Mrs. Alex McKeithan.
Mrs. Inez White Thompson, o
Wilmington, spent several d y
last week with relatives in town
Micky and Joe Nance of Cerr'
Gordo, are spending this week witt
their grandmother, Mrs. Joe Bald
win.
Mrs. J. C. RADON entered Lum
berton hospital Monday for a mi
nor operation.
Miss Amelia Lennon and Mrs
Owen Williamson spent the week
end in Wilmington with the lat
ter's husband who is working
| there.
George Casteen of Florence, S
(. C., was in town from Thursday un
til Sunday afternoon.
Shirley and Peggy Billiard of Ev
ergreen, spent the weekend witt
MIR. and Mrs. J. c. RADON. ~
Cpl. Weldon Lewis of Camp Var
Dorm, Miss, is at home for sew
eral days furlough with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lewis
WAVE Madeline Mobiles, who i!
stationed at Norfolk, Va, spent The
past week with her mother, whose
son, Wayland Mobiles, died in Italy
recently from wounds received II
action.
Charlie Pritcha1d of Boone, was
weekend visitor in town.
One of the loveliest social at
fairs of the fall season. was the
bride-shower given Friday evening
at the. Legion Hut, Whiteville, ir
honor of Miss Estelle Baldwin, an
October bride-to-be Of Chadbourn.
The hostesses, aunts of M i S S
Baldwin, were Mrs. Hugh Cowan
Mrs. Carl Inman and Mrs. r. E.
Sewen Of Lumberton.
The Legion Hut was attractively
decorated with fall flowers, and
six tables were in play. Dainty cor.
sages were presented to the guests
upon arrival. Green minis and salt
ed pecans were served during the
game. At the conclusion of the pro-
gressions, Mrs. Vera Brewer was
awarded high score and received
crystal tea ball. Mrs. Sybil Land
won second high, box of guest
toilet soap. Both were presented
by the recipients to the honoree,
Miss Baldwin.
The hostesses presented as guest
prize plates in Miss Baldwin chi
ma pattern. A color cheme of
green and white was carried out
in the ice cream and decorated
cakes.
Following the refreshments, the
bride was showered W it h lovely
gifts.
Those attending were: Misses
Estelle Baldwin, Betty Elliott, Lii
liam Perkins, Jane Elrod, S a a
Smith, Elaine Carr, jeanne a n d
Marge Baldwin, Nancy Lee Lew
is, Margaret Blake; Mesdames Sy-
bill Land, Grace Crawford Cliff,
Tracy Atkinson, Hugh Nance, ].
O. Scaife and Vera Brewer, all of
Chadbourn; Misses Kyard Brown,
Betty Ann Lamp, Betty Moore,
Mary Locke Smith, Martha Jane
Smith, Dorothy Davis, Mesdames
Johnsie Mum, Eugene Davis, and
Hiram johnson of Whiteville.
Mrs. w. C. Edmund was hostess
to the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church Monday after
noon at 4 o'clock. Miss Lucy Lip
ton, president, presided. The bust
ness meeting centered around the
entertaining of the District Day Of