The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
Hall
Entertains
At Dinner

LUMBERTON, June IA Miss
Lucille Hall entertained Is friends
at a dinner party at Johnson House,
nureses' home of Thompson Me-
mortal hospital, in compliment to
her sister, Mrs. C. E. Blanchard,
who has recently moved to Lum-
berton from Washington, D. c., and
Mrs. John D. Taylor of San An
tonic, Tex, former instructor at
the hospital. Miss Elizabeth Nc
Bride assisted in serving.
Mrs. Henry Overton of Lancas-
ter, S. c., formerly of Lumberton,
was honored during a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack E. Bryan at a
bridge party given by Mrs. Bryan
at her home. High score award
was won by Mrs. E. A. Welsh, sec
ond high by Mrs. w. N. Parmele
and travelling by Mrs. Alton Price.
The honoree was remembered with
a gift.
Informed Tea
Miss Martha Bowman gave an
informal tea for Mrs. Raymond j.
Martin at her home. The honoree
was presented a gift of silver. Miss
Mary Kline Bowman assisted her
sister in serving. Mrs. Martin
shared honors with Mrs. E. Ram
sey Hardin, Jr., at a %coca-cola hour
given by Mrs. B. Frank McMl[
Ian. The hostess was assisted IN
receiving by her sister, Mrs. Perry
H. Ashe.
Members of Circle 4 of the Wom-
ans Missionary society of tie
First Baptist church and a num-
Der of neighbors gave a going
away party at the home of Mrs.
George Wishart for Mrs. Belle
Lamb, who is leaving Lumberton
soon to make her home in Camden,
Me-, with her daughter, Mrs. Al
Duffell. Mrs. J. W. Mcintosh wa
in charge of entertainment, and
her daughter, Judy, sang.
Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion auxiliary
to Lumberton Post No. AZ enter
tanned at a reception at the Legion
hut in honor Of Mrs. R. L. Slaun-
white of Raleigh, Department
president, and Mrs. F. K. Bi2gs
of Lumberton, district committee
woman. The reception followed a
business meeting at which Mrs.
Slaunwhite spoke and a dinner at
Hotel Lorraine. Mrs. H. H. Me-
mory, Auxiliary president, pre-
sided.
Mrs. w. W. Davis and Miss
Laura Norment gave the program
at the meeting of Robson U. D.
C. chapter at the house of Miss
Mary C. Mcneil, with Mrs. T. o.
Edens and Miss Marie Russell as
sisting h~ostesses. Mrs. Lacy NC
Kenzie presided.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robert
Poole, Sr., of Lumberton, an
nounce the engagement of their
niece, Frances Judith Poole OF St.
Pauls, to Richard Wallace War
rem, son of Albert Ross Warren
and the late Mrs. Warren of Rox-
boro. The wedding will take place
in July at the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Poole here. The brlde-elect
is the daughter of the late DR.. and
Mrs. c. T. Poole of st. Pauls.
Marriage Announced
The marriage of Mrs. Elizabeth
Beeson Falls, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William R. Beeson of Penn
broke, to William Thomas Gull
breth, Jr.. o of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. W. T. Culbreth of Pembroke
took place on June 1 at the home
of their pastor, the Rev. M. u.
McLamb, in Lumberton.
Among SO All club boys and girls
who had been chosen as club kings
and queens. Marie Hosier OF the
Barker-Ten Mile club was selected
as Robson County All Queen and
Felix Hardin of the Barnesvllle
club as All king, on the basis OF
examinations given by DR.. E. R.
Hardin, county health officer. Bet
tv Everett of the Parkton club and
Charles Britt of the Barnesville
club were chosen as junior queen
and king. The coronation will be
III ~ T,,po 81 at which time the