TUESDAY, JANUARY SO, 1951

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DANVILLE, Dl. CUP) Mrs.Ruby Pridemore, 33, was annoyedwhen her husband declined to bat-tle a man who made an Insulting

remark to her In a tavern. Hisof chivalry so angered her

that she hit him on the head witha beer bottle. The fine was $5.

Blood cells are so small that60,000 could be placed on the headof a pin, according to the WorldBook Encyclopedia.

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Miss Frances Davis spent the

week-end at her home in Carthage,while Miss Kitty McDaniel was in

Woodland with her parents. Miss

Mary Grace Gaylord was at home inWinterville for the weekend, andMiss Mary Lou Austin visited friendsin Goldsboro. All are teachers inthe Erwin school.

Little Cynthia Kretsch of White-ville has returned home afterspending a few days with her uncleand aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bag-gett, at the Erwin Teacherage.

Marion Ennis of Gastonia spentthe weekend with his parents, Mrand Mrs. Ralph Ennsi

Shirley Jackson and Julie Beard,student nurses at Watts Hospitalin Durham, spent the weekend withtheir parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Fowler ofEion College spent the weekend withtheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. "Hart-well Byrd and Mr. and Mrs. ArthurFowler, Jr.

Mike Crowford visited his father,Mr. R. H. Crawford, In Watts Hos-pital, Durham, Friday. Mr. Craw-ford is reported to be much improv-ed.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Shore of Ral-eigh visited Mrs. Shore’s mother,Mrs. Stella Woodworth, over theweekend.

Masons To AttendInstruction Meet

Officers of the nine lodges In the14th Masonic District are expectedto attend a school at Palmyra Lodgehall tonight at 7:30.

J. F. Lynch, Erwin postmaster anddistrict deplty grand master, saidthe group will have a Dutch dinnerat the Dunn Shrine Club Doom at

6 p. m., and a social meeting willprecede the session at the lodge,hall.

The Instructional meeting will beconducted by a group of Masonsfrom Wilmington, headed by Charle;,B. Newcomb, past grand master othe North Carolina division.

Mrs. I. W. Keene spent the week-end in Fayetteville visiting Mr. andMrs. Buz Godwin and daughter,Peggy.

PRE-SCHOOL CLINICS

-fc s 1ar- -rJa cooperation Harnett County Schools, the Health Depart-

ment will conduct annual clinics for the examination of pre-schcolchildren between February sth and March sth. Clinics will be held ineach school in Harnett County. A schedule of the time and place of theseclinics is given below.

Any parents having children who are expected to attend school nextfall for the first time are urged to bring them to one of these clinics. Itis important that a parent be present when the child is examined so thatanything the child needs can be explained to the parent by the doctor,nurse, or teacher.

Benhaven 9:30 A. M. Monday, February 5

Erwin (White) 9:30 A. M. Tuesday, February 6

Mt. Pisgah 9:30 A. M. Wednesday, February 7Erwin (Colbred) 11:00 A. M. Wednesday, February 7

Coats (White) 9:30 A. M. Thursday, February 8

Coats (Colored) 1:00 P. M. Thursday, February 8

Boone TraiL 9:30 A. M. Monday, February 12

Bethlehem 9:30 AT. M. Monday, February 12

Angier (Colored) 11:00 A. M. Monday, February 12

Dunn Grammar 9:30 A. M. Tuesday, February 13Smiths Grove 9:30 A. M. Wednesday, February 14

Maple Grove 11:00 A. M. Wednesday, February 14

Mary Stewart 9:30 A. M. Thursday, February 15

Bunnlevel 9:30 A. M. Monday, February 19Beaver Dam 11:00 A. M. Monday, February 19

LaFayette 9:00 A. M. Tuesday, February 20

Buckhom 11:00 A. M. Tuesday, February 20

Harnett County Training School .. 9:30 A. M. Wednesday, February 21

Anderson Creek 9:30 A. M. Thursday, February 22

McLeans Chapel 11:00 A. M. Thursday, February 22

Lillington 9:30' A. M. Monday, February 26

Angier (White) 9:30 A. M. Tuesday, Febrpary 27

Johnsonville 9:30 A. M. Tuesday, February 27

Norrington 9:30 A. M. Wednesday, February 28

Ridgeway 10:30 A. M. Wednesday, February 28

Buies Creek 9:30 A. M. Thursday, March 1

Cedar Grove 11:00 A. M. Thursday, March 1

Shawtown 9:30 A. M. Monday, March 5

Erwin Social HappeningsDean TurlingtonHas Birthday Party

Dean Turlington celebrated her

15th birthday with a party at herhome Thursday evening from 7:30until 11 o’clock.

The Turlington home was very

beautifully decorated and the only

illumination was from candle light.

When the guests arrived, Deaninvited them irito the living roomwhere they played games and en-joyed dancing, and Dean opened hermany pretty gifts.

In the letter part of the evening,Mrs. Peyton Odom invited everyoneinto the dining room for refresh-ments.

The table was covered with abeautiful imported lace cloth andcentered with the pretty pink, greenand white birthday cake topped with15 lighter candles. Pink candles incrystal holders were used on eachend of The table.

The guest list included Betty AnnJulian, Gail Byrd, Peggy Warren,Patricia Warren, Patricia Whitmore,Carol Beth Mclean, Virginia Smith,Jerry Matthews, Betty Hope Byrd,Betty Lou Gray, Rilla Mae Byrd,Dorothy Norris, Tommy Satterfield,Lexie Tyndall, Billy Quick, GilbertSmith, Ray Hare, Bobby Bullard,J. R. Royal, Glenn Godwin, Frank"Weaver Jr., P. H. Denning Jr., D.G. Gomedella, Tommy Davis andWillie Moore.

Game TourneyIs Scheduled

Bingo, bridge, canasta and set-back will be provided Thursdaynight when the Game Tournamentopens at the Community Building inLillington.

Purpose of the tournament is taraise money to pay off the indebt-edness on the building.

The games committee has arrang-ed for bingo and other games forthe children to be played in therecreation room, where refreshmentswill be served later. Starting timefor the tournament is 7:30 p. m.

The assembly room will be used

for bridge, canasta, setback andrefreshments for adults. Tickets arenow on sale and may be obtainedfrom Mrs. Joel Layton, Mrs. Nor-man Lewis or Mrs. Howard Watkins.

Miss Kincannon IsBridge Club Hostess

Miss Eleanor Kincannon enter-tained members of her bridge cluban guests at the teacherage Wed-nesday night at 8 o'clock.

The living room, where two tableshad been placed for play, was veryattractive with potted plants andearly spring flowers.

Following several progressions,Mrs. C. E. Raiford was declared thewinner of high score and was pre-sented a lovely prize.

At the end of play, the hostessserved strawberry shortcake, saltednuts, and coffee. Members' playingwere Mrs. Flora Holt, Mrs. Effie D.Jeffreys, Miss Olive McKown, Mrs,R. S. Kelly and Mrs. Raiford. Guestswere Mrs. B. B. Hudson and M:ssMary Batts.

Coals Honor RollAnnounced Today

The semester honor roll of theCoats school has just been an-nounced. Those on the honor rollinclude:

SECOND GRADERonald Pleasant, Robert West,Harry Roberts, Mary Alice Davis,Nora Avery, Jimmy Lee, EdwinStone, Lela Dorman, Billy Wiggs,Norma Jean Godwin, Owen RayStone, Marilyn Gray Stone, JudyElliott, Judy Byrd, Laura EllenIvey, Charles Langdon, NormanAvery, Lucille Wrench, Leola Wig-gins, Larry Huff, Jerry Lee, JohnRaynor, Larry Williams, MaxineAvery, Janice Barnes, Susan Bow-den, Faye Byrd, Kathrine Dorman.Eloise Johnson, Betty Langdon,Willowdean Lee, Sandra Poole.

THIRD GRADELarry Lawrence, Ann Beasley, BettySue Holder, Rebecca Honeycutt,Carolyn Phillips, Joyce Vaughn,Lera Bennett, Gail Johnson, RumelTaylor.

FOURTH GRADEJimmy Johnson, W. C. Stone, PatsyNorris, Joyce Ann Eason, JamesBlalock, Phillip Nordon, WayneParrish, Patricia Barnes, SybilBeasley, Janice Fish, Ann Godwin,Judy Godwin, Vickey Lou Lee, SueNoles, Linda Faye Parrish, JoyceStevens, Mary Sue Weeks, LarryDenning, Ronald Langdon, Mar-jorie Byrd, Ruth Lewis, SaradaParrish, June Stewart, GlendaWilliams.

FIFTH GRADEJerry Huff, Parsy Byrd, JoyceJohnson, Barbara Stewart, ArleneWilliams, Sue McLean, CarsonGregory, Zora Lee Edwards, De-lores Johnson, Norman Lee John-son, Julis Ann Whittington.

SIXTH GRADEGwendolyn Dixon, Doris Faircloth,Janice Lewis, Sue Page, Jo AnnStephenson, Lee Joy Johnson, Pat-sy Stewart.

SEVENTH GRADEAnne Stewart, Billy Smith, JoyceSeagroves, Lacy Langdon, RussellMcLean, Virginia Norris, LarryJohnson, Benny Holmes, Fred AllenElliot, Ethel Dorman, Jean Barbour,Willadean Johnson.

EIGHT GRADEGlenn Lewis, Irona Avery, Char-lotte Ferrell, Sue Johnson, Patsysmith, Billy Barnes, Kay Barnes,Sylvia Avery, Anne Page, JoyceWilliams, Wanda Whittington, Bet-ty Sue Weaver.

NINTH GRADELarry Barnes, T. J. Barnes, ConrayByrd, Ann Pleasant, Donald Bla-lock, Phillip Ray Ennis, KennethPhillips, Bobby Smith, DunbarStewart, Allie Ma’e Barnes.

TENTH GRADEMarilyn Yarley, Willie Carol Hon-eycut, Kathleen Cobb.

ELEVENTH GRADEFannie Sue Langdon, Edna Avery,Ruth Denning, Dorothy Barnes,Peggy Senter, Melvia Williams.

TWELFTH GRADEWilma Barnes, Max Avery, DorisJohnson, Betty Sue Willis.

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In And Out Os DunnMike Delapp was the weekend

guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bryant.Mrs. Delano returned to Reidsvillewith him after spending last weekwith her parents.

Mrs. V. 1. Stephens, a, teacher atFalcon spent the weekend here.

Mr. and Mrs. Graham Tart and

LaFayette HonorRoll Is Released

Principal Guy Dfeves today an-nounced the third-period honorroll for the LaFayette School.

Following is a list of those whomade the honor roll:

MISS BRYAN’S ROOMAlice H. Wells, Jackie Weathers.

MRS. YORK’S ROOMSylvia Moore, Barbara Matthews,Timothy Johnson, Donna Caviness.

MRS. SLOAN’S ROOMBarbara Gardner, Dollie Rue Griff-in, Linda Griffin.MRS. WHITTINGTON’S ROOM

Barbara Matthews.MISS E. MATTHEW’S ROOM

Polly Ann Steed.MRS. DAVES’ ROOM

Dollie Holder, Bill Rogers.MRS. MEDLIN’S ROOM

Celia Midgett.MRS. PRUITT’S ROOM

Wayne Senter.MRS. ARNOLD’S ROOM

Nancy Washington. Rebecca Tutor,Mary Lou Steed, Verlene Mitchell,John Midgete, Harold Carroll.

MR. ELLIS’ ROOMJerry Sears.

MRS. ADAMS’ ROOMJohn Arnold, Betty Frances Smith,Patsy Stephens, Emily Betts, RubyLewter.

MISS CHAMPION’S ROOMSarah Brown.

MRS. CURRIN’S ROOMCharlotte Lewis, Evelyn Sherman,LaVerne Wilburn.

MISS H. MATTHEW’S ROOMMalcolm Mitchell, Gladys Andrews,Mozelle Hillard, Faye Smith AnnieLaurie Johnson, Jeanette BradleyRagdall.

family of Franklin Va. spent Sun-day with Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Tart.

Miss Florence Howard has hadas her guests since she has beenhome from Duke after mid-termexams, ner room-mate Miss Pat-ricia Parham of Montreal, Canada.Today Miss Barbara Gryder ofGreensboro, Miss Charlotte Best ofQuincey, Illinois, and Miss' ShastaMontgomery of Washington, D. C.are the guests of Miss Howard. Allof the girls attend Duke University.

Mr. Alex Stewart, who is workingin Elizabeth City, was home thisweekend with his family.

Mrs. Ward Byrd’s son, Mr. W.J. Byrd and his wife of Coats visitedher Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Jackson andMrs. Laura Jones and daughtervisited Mrs. Alex Stewart on DunnRt. 5 Sunday.

Miss Francine Larrinoe, a studentat Duke and from Havana Cuba,

visited with the John Sorrell familyover the weekend and on Mondayshe was a guest of Richard Sorrell,who is also a student at Duke.

Miss Catherine Stephenson spentthe weekend in Raleigh with heraunt, Mrs. O. D. Mills.

A. V. Medlin of Zebulon visited

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Mrs. Mary Jones visited herdaughter, Mrs. Keith Smitl) who isin the Monore Hospital Sunday.

Mrs. Alex Stewart reports thatSeaman Stanley Stewart is'in PearlHarbor.

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