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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GROCERY with 2 apts.: mixed trade;

GROCERY. with 2 apts.: mixed trade;
$500 weekly: poor health. must sell
50, 100 cash: II. $500. lOs
VACUUM CLEANER and sewing ma
enine sales and service; established
DRY SE CLEANING if2i PLANT, fully EQUIP, ma
W1th VT ,SI1 store' can be bought cheap
BEAUTfciANs, NoT1cE-Long ls est.
81 sh0 hs at yssf saeFfs 0sTRs 5ads The RSy
GASOLINE SERVICE sTAT1oN-A
bargain; cash or terms. Call 10
ST SSS0' 900 CASH DOWN will buy buy
thriving gift, novelty and toy bust
for Ssoo11ple; Ill health causes sale.
KEsTAURANT. RES sale or lease, ei1 bldg.
Tor business. OWNER. Ii. 3-4243.
USED CAR LOT for rent, e5th la and
Seetfs7 side S7os ave. CAPITAL Hts Md. Hill
s. sias . onpo: io&aood store. easily -1u run;
high markups; reasonable. vi. es4l.
FoUNTAfN- l -GsILI, Rifl. N. Arl. Must is sell.
Gross, 500 day; 81 $50, excel.
Gs esIiHSi i,,Ia9 MI; SM1Id, OW. 9bl6. los
equip, including spray rm.; avail
for immed. occupancy: 1000 SO. #.
$1,000. $1,000 cash. CO. 1890
FLORIST sHoP-Good location. Very
esed nsnfis nto hs seTvss oPss e. sos ser
LUNCHEoNETTE and Del Var. store
Sub. area. good location, nicely
equipped, parking, money-maker fol
experienced operator; except. terms
Md. no beer, ideal for couple, good
income, priced right; same owner
seo1kcK,, BTofer. SSa lsa$s ssss <: ( I. Eew aye:
Mt; Rainisr, LI Nd: UN. 7199.
rent only; active corner, 4th and
rent: BAsMIKo INVESTMENT CO,
Mr.. Perry. DI. S724; ewes, OIL. O947'
NEIGHBoRHooD RESTAURANT .
(closed due, to illness}; excellent OPP
paying business. free Of debt for:
less. than the cost Of the modern
equipment: Seats "A; in good Brook
land section. This $4,000 invest
Eaf Istes 11i4 f Can OWNER. Gil. ~S 800. &!
GROCERY BUS, variety groceries,
meats; doing nice business, can do
much better. Owner has other bus.
Make offer. 1852 II st. ne. 10s
GROCERY AND FOOD SHOP-I4O2
Ogden st. NV. Selling because OF
Hines. Doing good business; good
location. Call ia. 7742. 10
SANDWICH SHOP WITH FOUNTAIN.
Owner forced to leave thriving busi-
ness on account of his health. SIS
n H.. N
MIDGET KITCHEN. good location in
nearby Va; a onn one-man business;
down, Call Mr.. Brown with YEONAS
REALTY. GIL. 2100, OK. 1243. 10
RESTAURANT completely equipped,
Deale,. Md. no key money. has done
over ST 800 wk. in season; beer.
Call ia. $500 for further informa-
ton. MAX c.. SCHWARTZ. 10s
SODA FOUNTAIN for lease; good op-
portunity for right man. SH. 1854
RESTAURANT AND BAR, ne bust.
ness, section corner: seats 40; low
| overhead: long lease; owner buying
| larger place. $4,000 down handles,
bal. easy. w. E. THRIFT, exclusive,
I411 Pa; ave. NV, Ma. 9743 or
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcent. |,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
RENTALS

For the top business executive o.
appointee requiring o home ava!
from home in Washington, D. c..
here is q very unusual opportunity
A furnished all-stone ranch-typt
bungalow with three bedrooms ant
bath, Recr. room in basement. Land
sSsDna grounds ssd n lovely home in
Close to Pentagon and D. C. It /
very taStefully and completely fur
ntshed, ready for immediate occu
pancy. Owner has been transferred
TO Europe for two years. Rental
$500 per month Lease and refer
ences are REQUIRED. Apply to
THE M. H. BARRY ORG
AL. O07S. TIE. 2442
\ Alexandria, Va. IT
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
A very lovely corner property in this
delightful neighborhood. close to
schools. shopping and transporta-
tion. Large living room. dining room,
in garage; second floor has three
bedrooms and two baths: 2 bed
rooms on the third floor Gas a.-c.
heat; maids room and bath in base
ment. Beautiful garden. with nice
planting, trees. An ideal family
call Mr.. Poston. Ma. $500: ewes,
Wo. 1912. BOSS q PHELPS. INC.
1AI7 K ct NV 10
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1928 Conn. Ave. Il.
al RrInTnA YrArTTI
BETHESDA

SUN SEEMS BRIGHTER
In this delightful home. o picturesque
setting with lots of privacy and
lovely big yard, 13O-ft. frontage.
This Is . well-built brick home. En-
trance hall, liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
splendid bedrms. and bath on End
floor; garage; full basement. The
screened porch commands q beauti-
1ul view; entire property in excel
lent condition. Once open till g.
Town r. Suburban 0P Odnr
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HOUSES FOR SALE--N.W.

CoLoREp.
Pay as low as $3.50 down
and $45 month and you
will own your home or
apartment.
SOME VACANT
Mr.. 18th AND v sTS.-VAcANT;
S596 DOWN. 8 rms. bath, eas,
slec., coal h.-w.h.
1900 Blk; MoNTELLo AVE. NE
$595 DOWN; VACANT. 5 rmS,,
1900 Blk. WILLARD ST. NV
$3.50 DOWN. 5 rms, bath, gas.
loo BIK. G ST. NE-s2so DOWN.
500 Blk, End ST. s.E.Es2so
DOWN; VACANT. 8 rms, bath. gas.
100, Blk. Blk sth ST. N.w.-saso
DOWN. 3 rms. bath. gas, elec.,
SiTEETv praJTv ~ an nx,,
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BRADLEY HILLS

Excellent custom-built brick home; 8
fns Az 6sdrms ::ns-sat baths A., repl in lge f
bsmt., garage and Q fine level lot.
z. M. FRY. INC. WI. $500 till
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FALLS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH
New bungalow, Q bedrms., liv. rm.
flrepl: bath, equip. kit, expansion
5124. Ill
MT. PLEAsANT-PartiaIy Furnished
house; 5 bedrooms, Q baths, liyin,
room, dining room, kitchen, oi
heat, 3rd floor arranged as
separate apt, complete with kitchen
rent, $169.21 per month. Call Mr.
Barrow, DE. $500.
Randall H. Hagner & Co..
Inc.
1921 Connecticut Ave. N. W.
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RESTAURANT

Seating approx. 80 people and serv
ing home cooked meals, ABC on ant
of license. Located on route 522
6 miles from Winchester, Va. OF
Front Royal I'd; Ia acres will
5-room modern brick home will
Includes all equipment and TV
Price, $4,000. School bus ats door
also Trailway bus.
Exclusive with
Arthur L. Walters Co.
OW. 52OO-CH. 414l.
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COOPERATIVE APTS. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landloyds applicants waiting
Tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash, Va;
white. Open z days. Ma. OOO1.
OR PREFERABLY 2 BEDROOMS,
furn., liy. rm., kit. bath apt, by 2
congenial women and housebroken
cat; dwntn. NV. loc; coZy bsmt.
apt; OK; consider opport earn part
rent but not absolutely nee. unless
rent beyond means; both lifetime
D. c. residents. Write at once, MRS,
r. BROWN, 1858 Barnaby ter. s.e
10$
MATURE, responsible couple need un-
furn. apt. by Feb. l or Is. VI. 77OO
Ext. 1902 after 6 pm. los
GOVT. EMPLOYE Qadyl, desires l.
bedrm. apt. in NV. apt. bldg. co.
2077 after 6 pm. IL
STATE DEPT. EMPLoYE, wife ex-
lpeeting child, desires attrac. 2 or g.
Gil. 7779.
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Town & Suburban, or. Gao
RETHESDA-S175 500

et u seceptions s se hail ~ and and Gaa Screened a
porch on 1st floor; 8 good bedrms
and tile bath on 2nd; storage attic;
garage; lge. level lot; located in the
heart Of Bethesda: conv. to every
thing; approximately $4,000 cash
vii handle. e. M. FRY. INC. WI
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3 BEDRMS., 11a BATHS
OPEN FOR INSPECTION. 1-5
arate din. rm., full bsmt., gas ht.,
Kit, equipped with garbage disposal
and GE dfshwasher. Immed. occu-
pancy. S125. mo. Directions: Out
New Hampshire ave to Missouri
ave- right l blk. to Riggs rd. ne,
to open sign.
SIDNEY z. MENSH g. co.
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.TV REPAIR
Shop located In Groveton Just Q lit
tie south Of Alexandria, doing q mic
business Owner leaving for. tn
lures for $4,000. Very low rent
Wonderful location in this growinI
community. Call for further in
formation. AL BAKER AND son
INC TIE 7343 Al, RR44 10
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.
AVONDALE
$18.95O LUXURY HOME
CATHOLIC UNIV. AREA

A nice semidet. masonry home in q
refined neighborhood. facing the
lovely, grounds of Taft Jr. High
and modern tile bath with built in
tub and shower on 2nd A.; liv. rm.,
din. rrn., modern kit. and paneled
den on 1st a.; auto. h.-w,h. with
oil; det gar. Priced for quick sale,
in one trust, with monthly pay
ments less than rent. Call Samuel
B. Loveless, MA. $500 or OR. 1928.
BOSS B. PHELPS. INC. 1417 Z
st NV Ill
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RTVERDAT,E MN

w FH4EA11AII, N1D.
Liv., rm.. din. rm. kit. 1st a.; 8
bedrooms and bath on 2nd; full
bsmt., gas heat, nice yard, stove
and refgr.; close to tranSp., school:
and shopping center. SI00 mo. Cal
PERRY BOSWELL, INC.
WA. $500, 34th and r. I. Ave.
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College Park Hollywood
A limited number of new homes avail
able for rent at $105 per month; liv-
ing room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms,
tiled baths. full basement, equipped
Kitchen, automatic heat.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
371S r. I. Ave. WA 5000
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RPTGHTW0OD-

4th AND LONGFELLow
Immaculate gna e, e6r 5rat D1isk; nasrn baths f:
dinette: recr. rm., Bendix washer
other extras. MUST SELL. Call
ewes, Tu. 1851; days Elk. 5705.
RALPH D. COHN. REAL ESTATE
GLOVER PARK
Brick home in this most convenient
area within walking distance Of al
types of schools. Living room. din.
ing. room, kitchen. bedrooms and
bath. There Is an attractively de.
veloped apartment at grade level
consisting OF room. kitchen sne
bath. Price. S15.950. Please cal
Mr.. Steadman, with INEZ CUSHARD
Realtor. OR. 4232. Ill
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TZEaN WI FAYE 0E Arts zIgFipN ANP 2JB HogSss gSIs
LET'S; WASH VA; WHITE ONLY
XoNE MeskPkEs kEsrAGs e. ANb SAT kESGTY sgGF e. e.
524 BOND BLDG, MA. 0007
14th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
els RUPLEY BLDG. XII. S-1313
S15 KING ST.. ALEX, MON.-SAT.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
sHEpHERn PARK

726 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-VACANTl
Cor. brick house; center-hall plan;
rms; Law. on 1st a.; oil h.-w.h.: /:
garage; very cony. loc.; reas. priced;
exceie financing.
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DOWNTOWN

One rm.. dinette, kit. dressing closet
and bath air cond.; in modern ele-
vator. switchboard bldg; suitable for
N st, NV
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont. }

GROCERY, NOVELTIES
Rent $115, approx. $500 wkly. quot
ed. Excellent equip; near large
schools; skill machines pay rent
$4,000 down.
LIZ Nh nA c1mAn nxx nrrH
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COLORED-S1, $50 DOWN
3RD AND ADAMS SITS. NE.
Well-built corner brick; 6 rooms,
bsmt., gas heat; very clean; priced
right; easy terms. ST. 1857; 10,
o-2I64.
BRETTERMAN REALTY CO.
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GEORGETOWN-In excellent condi.
ton; extra large bedroom, living rm.,
bath kitchen (diSposaD; heat and
hot water furnished; near Dunbar
ton oaks in AUNT building: S125
Ewes. WI 02q6.
1897 Wis. Ave. MI. 21OO
III
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SILVER SPRING-Four Corners area
New 3.bedrm: brick; basement: stor-
age attic; S135 mo. Sligo $685..
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JEFFERSON MANOR-5 rms. full
no; cecil 3. LUPToN. re, Realtor as or
OW. 1898. Sun. and ewes. CHI
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The daily record., 1952-01-30
Mrs. Reece Duncan
Is Paid Honor
At Ellington

Mrs. Reece Duncan of Asheboro.
the former Miss 10 Bryan of Lii
hngton, recently was the honoree at
a bridge party given in her honor
by Mrs. J. E. Caviness and Miss
Edith Ann Caviness at their home
in Ellington.
Japanese ounce gave the house
a springlike setting for the bridge
games where three. tables were IN
play. Mrs. Joe Brown woan high
score prize, and Mrs. James F. Da-
Wis, low. To the guest of honor the
hostesses presented crystal cream
and sugar set, and Mrs. John II,
Smith, the former Miss Sue Lanier
was also remembered with a set OF
pillow cases.
At the conclusion of the games
refreshments of ice cream, bridal
cakes and salted nuts were served
to the following guests: Mrs. Dun
can, Mrs. w. M Bryan, Mrs. Dav-
i'd Pemberton, Miss Nell Parker
Mrs. James F. Davis, Mrs. John H.
Smith, Mrs. Brantley Matthews
Miss Jean Mckay, Miss We've Cav
iness, Mrs. G. Reid Ross, Miss Edith
Ann Caviness, and Mrs. ]. T. Nor
than who joined the group follow
ing the bridge games.
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ERWIN SOCIETY
MRS. [. c. Barbour
Entertqins With
"A Sfork Shower

Mrs. l.. c. Barbour entertained
at q stork shower at her home
Friday evening feting Mrs. L. c.
Barbour Jr, Of Fayetteville.
When Mrs. Barbour arrived she
was given a corsage Of carnations
and shown to her place beside a
table piled high with gifts.
After she had opened her gifts
the hostess served cocoanut balls
topped with cherries, salted nuts
and coffee. Red and white baskets
filled with Valentine mints were
given as favors.
Those present included: Mrs. w.
IA. Pate, Mrs. Richard Kiel and
daughter Linda. Miss Lib Jones,
Mrs. A. A. Thompson, Mrs. Tye
Stewart, Mrs. Ellis Barbour, Miss
Libby Pate. Mrs. r. L. Pate, Mrs.
Pete" Pate, Mrs. Ernest Davis,
Mrs. Leon McCaskill, MRS. Gordon
Ennis and daughter Susan.
The daily record., 1952-01-30
Dependable Class
Meets In Erwin
With Miss Whitmon

Miss Pat Whitman was hostess
to members of the Dependable
Glass of the intermediate Depart
ment of the first Baptist Church
Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The meeting opened with the
group singing Living For, Jesus"
The program for the evening was
entitled who Was It." and was
a quiz on kings of the Bible, under
the direction of Judith Holmes.
During the business session the
group decided to send cards to the
church's sick and shut-ins.
The meeting was closed with
prayer by Mrs. J. c. Pollard
The hostess served potato chips,
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Long Bronch
Ladies Hold
Monthly Meet

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Long
Branch Church held their regular
meeting at the church on Monday
night, Jan. % at 7:30 o'clock with
eleven members present.
The meeting opened with a song,
Jesus is all the world to me" af-
ter which Mrs. E. F. Alphin led
the group in prayer,
/ Mrs. Jesse A1phin was in charge
of the program. Mrs. George j..
Jernigan read the scripture, taken
from the seventh chapter of ST
Matthew, and Mrs. Leola Barefoot
led in prayer. Miss Marguerite
Wooten gave the history Of Joe
Scrihbea, the author Of the song
What a friend we have in Jesus"
His song was then sung by the
group. Mrs. Harold Bessley gave
a very interesting reading, The
Basque Sheepherder and the Shep-
hard Psalm After which the
song. "The Lord is My Sheppard"
was sung. The program ended
with an interesting article, titled
1T Happened On the Brooklyn Sub
way" presented by Mrs. Jesse Al
phin.
Following the program, a short
business meeting was held, presid-
ed over by the president, Miss
Marguerite Wooten. Mrs. w. A.
Altman dismissed the group with
prayer.
Members present for the meeting
were Mrs. NJ. M. Tart, Mrs. Harold
Beasley, Mrs. Leola Barefoot, Mrs.
H. C. Byrd, Mrs. George J. Jer-
nigan, Mrs. Lillian Ammons, Mrs.
w. A. Altman, Mrs. E. F. Alphin,
Mrs. Jesse Alphin. Miss Mar
guarite Wooten and Miss Martha
DowlesS.
The daily record., 1952-01-30
Methodist Church
Circle Meets With
Mrs. Earl Malone

, Mrs. Earl Malone was hostess
Monday afternoon to Circle No. 2
of the Divine st. Methodist Church
at the lovely new home of the
hostess.
Lovely arrangement OF camellias
and mixed spring flowers made a
Beautiful Setting for the group.
Mrs. John Snipes, chairman of
the circle was in charge of the
program and gave the devotional.
Mrs. H. c. burlington led in pray
er.
During routine business meet
ing the group was urged to attend
the study course at the church be-
ginning tonight at 7:30. The topic
will be Latin-Amer;ca with Mrs.
H. C. burlington in charge of the
study.
Tempting refreshments of assor-
ted sandwiches, pickles, potato
chips, fruit cake topped with whip
ped cream and coffee. was served
the group.
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Peggy Warren Is
Teen-Age Group
Hostess At Erwin

Peggy Warren entertained a group
of her friends at a party at her
home Saturday evening from T:3O
until 10 o'clock.
During the evening the group
looked at the teleyision, played
games and danced.
Later the hostess served potato
chips, open faced sandwiches, and
coca-colas.
The guest list included: Stacy
Wood, Peggy Ennis, Marilyn Stein
berg, Frank Weaver. Pat Whitman,
Gilbert Smith, Geraldine Matt
hews! Graham West, Pat Warren,
Mary Louise Miley, George Lucas,
Betty Ann Julian, Tommy Davis,
Gail Byrd, Harold Brown, and
Charles Dorman.
The daily record., 1952-01-30
Miss Irene lassitef
Is Guest Speaker
AT PTA In Erwin

Miss Irene LasSiter Of the Har-
nett County Health Department
was guest speaker ct the January
meeting Of the Erwin Parents :
Teachers Association, which met
Tuesday evening at 9:3Q IN the
Grammar School Auditorium.
Miss Lassiter was introduced by
MRS. d. q. WopdaA. She used as
her subject ssThe School Health
Program. 'srhis state Of health she
stated could be defined as the phys
icaI mental and social being.
Miss Lassiter praised the tea
cherx in Harnett County for their
support Of the program. Last year
Miss Lassiter pointed out that 124
children had their tonsils out un-
der the program and that only 7S
parents responded to II. She defined
Che word Screening, this means
Miss Lassiter said that the teacher
observes the child that IS physically
Handicapped.
Under the mental being Miss
Lassiter went on to say this means
the state of affairs at Aome and
how it affects the child in school,
and the social being simply means
the school and town must provide
social activities for the school
child. Miss Lassiter closed her
talk by telling the group that to
have a standard school health pro-
gram the community and school
must work together.
Mrs, Gordon Ennis conducted a
short business meeting. She told
the group that $214.57 was realized
from the recent barbecue and that
$5.25 more was needed to pay for
the band instruments. A penny
March was held and over ten dollars
was raised to go to the fund.
Following the meeting Mrs. Tye
Stewart and Mrs. Core Matthews
served refreshments.
The daily record., 1952-01-30
Srs Momon's Club
Of Angler Meets
At Mrs. Crawford1s

The Senior Woman's Club oi
Angler met Thursday night in the
home of Mrs. A. D. Mason with
Mrs. w. j. Crawford, presiding
After the club repeated the collect
in unison, Mrs. Carr Gregory led
in prayer.
= During the business session many
matters Of interest to the club and
the community were discussed and
voted OH. The club approved the
organization of a Community Chess
and voted to assist in making q
drive for the necessary funds.
Mrs. Mason reported many beau
tiful Outdoor Christmas Decora-
tons and that Mrs. Earl Williams
Won second prize, Mrs. Gather
Stewart first prize. In accepting
the $500 prize offered Mrs. Stewart
gave another $500 and asked that
the money be used for welfare.
Two worthy families, not already
remembered with Christmas gifts
were selected and $500 given each
family. The club reported gifts
sent to two inmates Of state in
stitutions.
The secretary read a letter from
Mrs. A. L. OVERLY asking that her
resignation as president, be ac-
eepted. The club was reluctant to
do this although Mrs. OVERLY is
spending the winter in Florida and
may not attend future club meet
.ings. The club Voted to meet
Thursday evenings instead Of We'd
nesday afternoons. Mrs. Robert
Young read the resolutions on
Civilian Defense and the club
club voted its approval and assis-
tance.
Mrs. L. E. Johnson introduced
Miss Eloise Jones, who very ably
reviewed First the Blade" by
Mayrart Drayton.
Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Fab Stephen
son, END Mrs. Harry Stephenson
served delicious salad plate with
coffee. s.a Il
The daily record., 1952-01-30
Mrs. M. B. Bales
Hostess Te
7. e. |. Gloss

The T. E. L. Glass. of the First
Baptist Church held their monthly
meeting Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. M. B. Bales. Mrs,
George Williams was co-hostess for
the occasion.
Spring flowers in very attractive
arrangements were Used with CAM
elias, yellow bells and a potted
poinsettia plant adding gay note
to the affair.
Mrs. ]. o. West, president of the
class called the meeting to order.
Reports from the various commit
tees were given and minutes read.
Mrs ]. Allen Lee gave the devo-
tional and Mrs r. A. Duncan, Sr.
led the group In prayer
During a social hour held foil
owing the meeting the o-hostesses
served delicious refreshments Of as
sorted sandwiches, and tarts, stuff
ed dates and Russian tea.
Members present were Mrs. j.
o. West, MRS. Kate Wiggins, Mrs.
r. H. Strickland, Mrs. G. w. Nay
lor, Mrs. Mamie Harris, Mrs. r.
A. Duncan, Sr, Mrs. Leslie Parker,
Mrs, J. A. Poole. Mrs. w. B, Henry,
Mrs. Jaris Thomas, Mrs. s. D.
Holley, Mrs. Locke Campbell, Mrs,
Archie Burns, Mrs. M. F. Hodges,
MRS. NJ. r. Jernigan, Miss Vara
Lee Thornton, Mrs. A. 3. Adams,
Mrs. r. S. Naylor, Mrs. Williams
and Mrs. Bales.
The group is proud to have rea-
ched the standard of excellence,
it was pointed cut that the class
is the only one in the local church
to have attained this distinction,
The daily record., 1952-01-30
Woodmen At Erwin
Hold Weiner Roast

Members of the Erwin Camp of
the Woodmen of the World held
a weiner roast Monday night at
the lodge hall. Guests from other
Camps in the area were entertained.
Plans were made for a new drill
team and the new Captain, Easkel
B. Williams announced that the
team would start drilling in the
very near future.
Among the special guests at this
meeting were Jesse Weeks, Consul
Commander of the Dunn Camp and
E. c. Hood of Dunn. They announc-
ed that the new drill team could
count on the cooperation of the
Dunn Camp.
The new drill team is. expected to
The daily record., 1952-01-30
Adult Class
Started At
Boone Trail

The first class for Adults at
Boone Trail was held January "a.
Twenty one adults were present.
The scond class will be Thurs
day night January 81 at 7:15. The
topic will be: Floors Easy to Care
fer and Refinishing Furniture"
Every one is invited to attend.
The topics chosen for the other
lessons are: Cooking is Easy with
the Electric Stove; Food Preser-
vation is Simplified with the Home
Freezer; Correct Table Setting;
Easy Party Refreshments How to
Care for Sewing Machines-Time
Savers with the machine; And
House Cleaning made Easier. The
dates for the classes will be ar
ranged so as to conflict as little
as possible with other community
activities. Announcements will be
made through the school and
papers,
The daily record., 1952-01-30
MRS. SNlPES HOSTESS TO MEMBERS
AND GUESTS OF ACE OF CLUBS

with Mrs. Earl Jones receiving high
score. Second high went to Mrs
Willard Nixon with Mrs. Barry
Griffeth winning the floating prize
Mrs. Hubert Peay was high among
the guests.
Guests for the evening were Mrs
N. M. johnson Jr., and Mrs. Hubert
Peay. Members playing were Mrs
John Snipes, Mrs. Earl Jones, Mrs
Barry Griffeth, Mrs. Dwight Mat
tox, Mrs. Willard Mixen, Mrs. L
B. Pope, Jr., Mrs. Frank Belote
Mrs. James Yearly, Mrs. Joe Ru-
ark and Mrs. Willie Moff.
The daily record., 1952-01-30

The Ace Of Club Bridge Club
members and guests of the club
were graciously entertained when
they met at the home of Mrs.
James Snipes for an evening of
bridge.
Striking arrangements of Japan
ese ounce and lovely red camell-
las were used in the Snipes home
for the enjoyable occasion.
During progressions refrehments
consisting of assorted sandwiches
and trays of hors d'oeurves were
served with coca-colas.
After play scores were compiled
The daily record., 1952-01-30
MRS. JOHNSoN HOSTESS

Mrs. Allen johnson of Benson
was hostess at a dinner party Sat-
urday evening when she entertain
ed seven guests to celebrate the
tenth birthday of her daughter.
Brenda Lee.
Pink and white decorations were
used in the. floral arrangements
and table appointments.
Guests were Sue Lawhon, Diane
OVERLY, Janet johnson. Judy Lynn
Johnson, Nola Sue Auman, Susan
Wood, and Carolyn johnson.
The daily record., 1952-01-30
Carter, Newberry
Will Attend went

DR.. William Howard Carter OF
Goldsboro and Nick T. Newberry
State Manager of the Woodmen OF
the World will be present at the
benefit barbecue supper to be held
at the DR.. Pepper plant in Clinton
on Tuesday evening. Feb. S.
Tickets are available from q. c
Hood, District Manager of Dunn OF
from A. H. Merritt, secretary of the
Clinton Camp.