SOUTHTMrs.D. Hufford GivenSurprise Birthday DinnerMrs. J, D. Huf ford was given a surprise birthday dinner recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shir* ley Hufford honoring her 79th birthday.The table was covered with a white linen cloth and centered with'. • iv''i y.jM5% A- '? ■ . ■**... s •’ .Wu'j*•;- -v^ ■.•* ».V; •»***!. .'v ?'lt;•*' * - jrr/r-. ■ '■ if \ •.'■^V- : ' /■'’‘V'• ■ ■ ' V v ’ ■ .;**,U.- .. tv.sik -. .. . 'Mrs. Donnie CookCook-Rogers♦ /'Announcementa large arrangement of yellow chrysanthemums with lighted tapers in crystal holders on either side. A two tiered cake was also ca the table.The dinner consisted of turkey and many other delicacies and was prepared and served by Mrs. Shirley Hufford, Mrs. Dean Hufford and Mrs. Elsie Runion.Mrs. Hufford is the widow of the late J. D. JJufford and has been a resident of Pulaski all her life. She is the mother of twelve children, nine of whom are living. She had the pleasure of having all her children present except one to help celebrate this pleasant occasion. •Terry Hufford of Denver, Colo., was unable to attend.Resides the honoree the following were present: Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Hufford, Mrs. Elsie Bunion, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hall and son, Gary, Mr. arid Mrs. Dean Clifford a^d two children, all of Pulaski; Mr. and Mrs. Onis Huf-iVrd Mr. and Mrs. James Hufford of Abingdon; Mr. and Mrs. Paul WaulKe of Reckley, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Huffman and two daughters, Patsy and Thomas-ine, of Oak Ridge, Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Keyes and son, Bobby, of Rural Retreat, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Elswick and daughter, Patsy, of Belspring.