The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-18
Mr.. and Mrs. Gi son
Celebrate Anniversary

ruMBERToN, Nov. II. - Mr.
Mrs. Evans M. Gibson enter.
A .od some rs friends at recep-
' Il their home Friday evening
w. ..,ebration of their goth wedding
~ adversary. Mrs. Edgar B. Fish
>. erected guests at the door and
g e.nted them to the receiving line
rsorposed of the hosts, Mrs, Glib
so,,s mother, Mrs, A. H. odom OF
nsnnettsville, S. C., E. W. odom,
y, and Mrs. B. Otis Adams and
~, H F. Willoughby, all Of Ben
..Hsville; Mrs. c. H. Hamilton
:, rdaefield, S. c., Miss Ronnie
oaor Of Danville, Va, and Miss
I,r odom of Columbia, S. c.
1oe cream, cake and minis were
rvsd by Misses Ann Adams of
narnettsville. Helen and Glide
I3smiiton Of Edgefield, Ann Hum
. I've, Ruth Ann Fisher and Cara
nl.ke Mrs. Cecil Grubs and Miss
p1lizsbeth Livingston poured punch.
MIS- MIS- Paul Blake presided at the
gift table
Music was rendered by Mrs. Err
ojn T. Williams, soloist, accom-
n n by Mrs. H. G. Gibson of
Tstum, S. C. Goodbyes were said
n Mrs. J. ]. Goodwin. Mrs. Glib
en- was. before marriage, Miss
Norris Odom of Bennettsville.
Miss Marjorie Beal, director and
secretary of the N. c. Library
romnaission, was guest speaker at
the annual Achievement Day of the
Robeson Home Demonstration
clubs, pointing out the opportunity
tbis county has of obtaining county
wide library service. She. was in
troduced by Mrs. D. A. Mccormick
nj -lcDonald. Miss Verna Stanton,
district agent, talked briefly. Splen-
did reports were made by county
proiect leaders. Mrs. A. A. Nc
Cormick of St. Pauls. H. D. CoUn-
Gil president, presided. Others as
sisting on the program were Mrs.
Anne G.. Chandler, home agent;
Miss Veronica Britt, assistant
agent; Mrs. c. N. Meakin of Rem
merit; Mrs. M. F. Townsend of Lum-
oerton, soloist.
Miss Clara Louise Treadaway, l.
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Of Lumberton, married
Cleveland T. Stone, son of Mrs.
Bertha Stone of Lumberton in Dill
on, S. c., on Nov. 3. The bride,
Who wore a royal blue suit with
brown accessories and a corsage
# sweetheart roses, was attended
~ Miss Hazel Wilson, niece of the
There was extensive observance
# American Education Week in the
,umberton schools. Parents of high
chool students visited the school
'uesday night and, following the
chedule Of their children, passed
rom class to class in 10-ninute
eriods. Teachers received and at ]
ne end Of the day" served re-
reshments in the library. Again on
'riday afternoon parents of gram
mar grade and primary pupils .
isited the school. There were three
hapel programs. On Sunday the {
horal department under the direc- I
on Of Miss Frances 10y gave a (
acred concert.
Student nurses of Thompson Me- r
lorial hospital School of Nursing '
1tertained students from Baker '
anatorium and their dates at L
'hnson House. Mrs. D. B. Nc '
ueen, Misses Alma Moore and g
ucllle Hall were chaperones. v
ames were led by Miss Frances
reeman. tt
Mrs. ]. D. Mclean was hostess :, :,
ID program leader at the Novem- =,
II meeting of the Lumberton Book
uo, with Mrs. M. F. Cobb, vice .
, rs presiding. Her program i i
bject was Micronesia. y
At meeting of the Lumberton
Z. I. U. at the home of Mrs. c
u. Sanderson, Mrs. Alex Theo. C
re agreed to serve temporarily g
president after she had been 3
ec'ed to succeed Mrs. Paul w. a
.ooms' and program leaders for W
year were appointed. Mrs. J. O.
flowers led devotional, and she 7
a Mrs. Theodore were assisting R
stesses. =,