The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-03
Gala Fun-F casts Slated By Tar Heels
Til End OF Spring In Washington

George Jarvis, Miss Peggy Bruk.
holder, Miss Bula Sigmon, Miss
Sarah Hamerick, Miss Meuleners,
Miss Sabra Bauman. John Bark
er Thomas, J. Murphy, Douglas
Horne, Menefee Bennett, Mr.. ano
Mrs. J.. Osborne, Miss Madge
Arnold, c. R. Patterson, j. W.
Clayton, Miss Barbara Willis, Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Scott, Mrs. Joel
Whitaker, Miss Martha Pace. Miss
Louise Yocum, E. E. Edge, Miss
Olga LEM, H. c. Stewart, Thomas
Gray, from Raleigh; Mrs. Mary
E. Carter, ard Mrs. James O'Neil]
of Henderson, and from Eastern
Carolina; 1t. F. j. Romano, Of
Fayetteville; James Sedberry,
Col. P. A. Reichle, Miss Effie
Briton, Robert M. Gage, Miss Cox,
Mt. Olive; Mrs. Ruby Hudgins,
Miss Alice Walker, Miss Peggy
Sims, Roanoke Rapids, Miss Vir-
ginia Kornegay, Amos Robinson,
Mrs. j. w. Cox, Mrs. Hazel George,
Trenton; Miss Sarah Thorne, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert A. Winston
F'ranklinton; Mrs. George Harris
Bobbitt, Of New Bern; Miss Erma
Howard, Mrs. F. C. Mann, Of
Pittsboro; Jack Gibson. Tarboro;
Misses Kitty and jeanette Wilkes,
Miss Jane Lucas, Miss Lucy Walls
ton, Shirley Sedberry, Alison Dow
ty, of New Bern; Mrs. Tilton Will
cox, w. r. Conyers, of Wilson;
Miss Nora L. Spence, Elizabeth
City; Mrs. R. c. Willis, New Bern;
Miss Lois Bynum, Miss Lottie
Bonner, of Aurora; Miss Virginia
Dove, Miss Betty Hill, Morehead
City; Bob Lyon, Miss Evelyr
Shackelford, Mrs. R. H. Outlaw
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Stallings, Mr.
and Mrs. T. c. Phillips, of Dur
ham. Also from Durham were Les
lie Grimsley, and Haywood Hunt
err.
Still others in the twelve hundred
or more merrymakers were Miss
Pauline Schaffner, Mr.. and Mrs
Lamar Wood: Of Gibsonville; Miss
Margaret Trent, Capt. and Mrs. J
P. McGovern Of Mt. Airy; Mrs
F. M. Pautrinus, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
R. Offenbacher, Miss Mary B.
Nicholas, Miss Betty Garner, Miss
Hope M. Bentley, Miss Mary J.
Edwards, Jerry Refert, G. c.
Small, Mrs. Marie Hatton, Miss
Geraldine Roberts, Capt. Joseph
H. Finlay, 1t. Sindey B. Finley, Of
Greensboro; Miss Oleta Brame
Miss Louise Shaw, Miss Anna B.
White, Chapel Hill; Bur Green
Miss Leota Redewill, Miss Ruth
Walker of Graham. And to name
some representing Winston-Salem
-thefe were Mss Theresa Hoppe
Miss Alma Salvage, Harry Thurs.
ton,- James N. Freeman, Theresa
Cooney, N. S. Dean, Jean Coving.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Peret Valear,
Miss Betty Peabody, Miss Marcy
| Brendlinger, Tony Match, MIR. and
Mrs. Harold Thomerson, Miss Ber-
tina Conrad.
. William w. Andors S-2-3 was
among the guests from High Point.
And so were Miss Hazel Chapman,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Langenegger
From Thomasville came Frank E.
Dixon, Miss Maureen Conrad, and
Miss Mary Sue Harris. In the
crowds claiming Charlotte, were
Mrs. E. L. Mason. R. E. Cum
mings, George c. Mitchell, Miss
Charlotte Baker, Reid Patterson,
Miss Jauie Crawford, H. j. Day,
Miss Marie Schlegel, Major and
Mrs. Rowland Geddie, C. T. Rizer.
Charlie Price, Miss Rose Robin
son, L. H. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Bobo, George M. Green, John
F. Brown, Monroe Stringer, John
A. Brown, Miss Margie Hood Mr:
and Mrs. Joe w. Howard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin B. Jeffries, MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph Halstead. Miss WINE
Mae Castor, Mr.. anu Mrs. L. G:
Newman, Nathaniel Levy, Miss
Bertha Hedricks, Mrs. II. W.
Rainbow, Lee A. Payne, MIS-