The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-08
Lunlberton High
School Graduates
Honored AT Dinner

UMBERTON, June members
of the 1915 graduating class OF
L,,nberton High School were en-
tertained at formal dinner party
given by the class mothers, Mrs.
W Osborne Lee and Mrs. w. M.
Best. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Their daughters, Elizabeth
Lee and Virginia Best, were two OF
the q graduates VINO received oil
nlomas at exercises Monday even
ing. when speeches were made
by the valedictorian, Ann Hum
phrey: the salutatorian, Gray San
ders: the class president, Marie
tyson: and orators, Joan Mac
Donald and Billy Powell:
Mrs. Loutea Rhodes Hedgepeth
and Mrs. w. F. Scarborough were
hostesses at a 3-course dinner at
the Lorraine Hotel in compliment
to the graduating class, of which
their children, Joe Hedgpeth and
Molly Scarborough, were 1nascots.
Following dinner guests were en-
terta,ned at a theatre party.
The seniors had a class picnic
at White Lake. Swimming, boating
and bowling were enjoyed with
Mrs. Osborne Lee and Mrs. W M
Best as chaperones.
In honor of Misses Flora Lois
and Dana CoStin. who left Lum.
berton with their mother, Mrs,
Dan Costin, this week to make
their home in Columbus, Ohio,
three parties were given by teen
age friends. Misses Ruth Anne
Fisher and Margaret Newton
Floyd entertained at the Fisher
home at a coca-cola party fol
Flora Lois. The 16 guests shoWeree
the honoree with gifts, and Mrs
Edgar B. Fisher assisted hel
daughter in serving.
Mrs. Fisher was hostess also t
her Sunday School class, OF which
Flora Lois was member, at he
home, where the group presented
a going-away gift and wrote LEI
tiers for her to read in her new
nome Mrs. Henry A. McKlrxlo1
gave party for the Junior De
partment of Chestnut Street Meth
odist church in honor of Dana Cos
tin, who was presented going
away gift. Mrs. L. w. Wicker ant
Miss Anlebel Regan, teachers, as
sisted in entertaining.
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Parker en-
tertained at weiner roast at Mac
Williams Beach the Boy Scouts ane
Cubs who entered a Birdnous'
contest recently sponsored by thu
Lumberton Garden club, of which
Mrs. Parker is president. We
Stamp prizes were presented aftel
! Commissioner j. R. Poole, Jr.
made a talk on the value OF bird!
to making. First prize, donated
by DR.. Parker, went to Charlie:
Scott of Boy Scout Troop 20. Prize!
to the Cubs, donated by the club
were awarded Charles Culbreth
first, and Arthur Douglas, second
Miss Jean Ann Lambeth enter
tanned couples of the younger soc,
ial set at dance at Furlnan Biggs
hut in celebration of her 18th birth
day. Her mother, Mrs. D T. Lam
beth, was assisted in receiving ano
entertaining by Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Ashe.
Circles l and of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian
church were hostesses to visiting
service men at the Lumbertor
Servicemen's club Sunday.
Miss Pearl Ivey, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Ivey Of
Lumberton, was married to Pvt
Leslie B. Stone of Fort Bragg
son of Mrs Martha Stone of Lum
berton, in Dillon, S. c., June 3.
Mrs. Miles Prevatte of Lumber
ton. Route 3, announces the mar
riages of her granddaughter, Jo
MYRTLE Britt, daughter of E. F.
Britt of Fairmont, Route 2, tc
Pfc. James J. McRae, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. w A. McRae Of Elrod,
in Dillon, S. c., on May %.