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Other Church Officers Named
Sunday, September II, >460,
live Deacons were elected to
replace those whose terms
expire this .ear. Those ejec
ted were: Kenneth Davis,
Clyde Gladson, W. A. Hoover,
C. E. Hyde, and lC G.Rhodes.
Other active deacons are: Ro
bert Bruce, Alvin Buchanan
H.E.I>icke\ , Charlie Hughes,
Donald W. Kamsey, R. D.
Chandler, James B. Hall,
Chester Lawson, Ralph Mc
Connell, and John Savage. Ot
her General Officers of the
Church to be elected and in
stalled Sundav, September 25,
1*0 are: Mrs.R.D.Chandler.
Clerk, D, W. Ramsey, Treas
urer, Clyde Gladson, Asst.
Treasurer, Mrs. D. W. Ram
ses, Librarian. The Church
Staff of Musicians: Carolyn
Bates, Mary George Baufch,
SallvBaidt, Anna Bruce, Mrs.
Ooyle Burch, Mrs. H, E. Dic
key, Mrs. ShirleyGraeff, Bec
ky Hoover, Charlie Hughes, C.
E. Hyde, Shirley Ann Jones,
Jimmy Kimsev, Sue Miller,
Glenda Mills, Mrs. R.E. Min
or, Mrs. Waiter Puett, Mrs.
Donald W. Ramsey, Sheila
Fave Sales, and Annette
White.
GENERAL OFFICERS OF
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL: R.
D. Bruce, Superintendent, R.
D. Chandler, Asst. Superin
tendent. Mrs. John Donley,
Associate Superintendent,
Kenneth Davis, Genera.' Sec
retary, Clyde Gladson, Asst.
Secretary.
CRADLE ROLL SUPERIN
TENDENT: Mrs. Hal Bryson,
Mrs. Vinson DeHart, Asst.
Superintendent.
NURSERY: Mrs. James B.
Hall, Supt., Mrs. Boyce Sti
les, Asso. Supt., Mrs. Clyde
Gladson, Secretary, Mrs. John
Garrett, Mrs. John Gill/Mrs.
Nat Kinney, Mrs. Edward
Townson, Mrs. Chester Law
l son, Mrs, Lester Worlev.
BEGINNERS: Mrs. J. J.
Hamilton, Supt., Mrs. Don
ald Ramsey, Asso. Siqtt., Mrs.
Eller. Crawford, Secretary,
Mrs. Arden Davis, Mrs. Ver
lin Jones, Mrs. Edwin Hyde,
Mrs. Ralph Adams,
JUNIORS: John Jordan,
Supt., R, H. Enslev, Asso.
Supt., Mrs. Peyton Ivie, Sec
retary, Mrs. Fred Johnson,
W. T. Brown, Mrs. Henry
Hyatt, James B. Hall, Mrs.
Pearl Woodard, Charlie
Hughes, Mrs. Alvin Buchan
an, Doyle C. Burch, Miss
Marv Henslev.
INTERMEDIATES: Mrs.
Ralph Rhodes. S^>l. Mrs!
John Dickey, Asso.S19t.Mrs.
Charlie Hughes, Secretary,
Mr 1. John Savage, Ralph Mc
lonnel), Mrs. Robert Bruce,
J ohii Savage, Raleigh [Mood.
YOLMC PEOPLE: Walter
Puett, Mrs. Wiley Kin
ney, Asso. Supt., Mrs. Cordon
Bates, Secretary, A. L. Buch
anan.
ADULTS: Ben Palmer, Supt.,
Herman Edwards, Asso.Supt.,
B. J. Fish, Hugh Abies, Mrs.
Robert Minor, Mrs. W. T.
Brown, Mrs. E. L. Shields,
Mrs. W. H. Murray, Mrs.
R, S. Bault, Cyrus White,
Ben Palmer, Joe Hamilton,
Mayes Hebrman, John Don
ley, Mrs. W. A.Hoover, Mrs.
John Fleming, Mr*. I. M.
Porterjr.,' Mrs. Ralph Mc
Connell.
EXTENSION: Mrs. H. E.
Dickey, Supt., Mrs. E. A.
Browning, Mrs. OilieBarnect,
Mrs. Ralph Deweese, Mrs.
J. L. Baugh,- Mrs. L. W.
Shields, Mrs. John Fleming.
MISSION: Peyton 1 vie, S14JL,
Mrs. Jack Carpenter, Anna
Bruce, Mrs. Panther, Neil
Johnson, Secretary.
GENERAL OFFICERS OF
THE TRAINING UNION: R. G.
Rhodes, Director, Ralph Mc
ConneJl, Asst. Director, Pia
nist, Becky Hoover, Choris
ter. General Secretary, H,
E. Dickey, Clyde Gladson,
Secretary Children's Dept.:
Mrs. Charlie Hughes, NUR
SERY: Mrs. Chester Lawson,
BEGINNER: Winona Hughes,
PRIMARY: Mrs. Clyde Glad
son, Mrs. Arden Davis, James
B. Hall, JUNIOR: Mr. and Mrs.
D. W. Ramsey, Mrs. Doyle
C. Burch, Mrs. Cecile Mills,
Mr. anc. Mrs. Robert Bruce,
INTERMEDIATE: Mr. and
Mrs. Raleigh DeBord, Mr.
and Mrs. B. J. Fish, YOUNG
PEOPLE: Mrs. RobertMinor,
ADULT: John Savage, Kenneth
Davis.
BROTHERHOOD: Chester
Lawson, President, Joe Ham
ilton, Vice-President, Doyle
Burch, Program Chairman,
Charlie Hughes, Sec-Treas.
W.M.LV President. Mrs.
Kenneth Davis, 1st VicePres
ldent, Mrs. I, M. Porter, 2nd
Vice President, Mrs. Doyle
Burch, Secretary, Mrs. James
B. Hall, Treasurer, Mrs. R.D.
Chandler. Community Mis
sions Chairman: Mrs. Bessie
Deweese, Mission Study
Chairman: Mrs. Everett Eng
lish, Stewardship Chairman,
Mrs. John Donley, Literature
MttMist Cirdts Mnt
CIRCLE ONE
Circle No. One o< tf?e First
Methodist Church m*c at the
home o( Mrs. W. H. Alex-"
ander ai Brasstown. Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. BctSe Westmoreland,
chairman had charge of th?
business session.
Mrs. R. T. Hauls. Jr. gave
the program oa "Purpose Be
come Action." The meeting
closed with a prayer by Mrs.
Houts.
During the social hour a
stork shower was giveo Mrs.
Dolly Smart.
The hostess served refresh
ments to the following; Mrs.
Bunch Nugeet. Mrs. Hugh Ho
ward, Mrs. Robert Weaver,
Mrs. Charles Hyatt -Mrs. Jack
McC.wre, Mrs. Guy Brttttin.
Mrs. Max Blakemore, Mrs.
Molly Smart, and Mrs. Betty
Westmoreland.
CIRCLE TWO
Mrs. W. F. Elliott was hos
tess to Circle No. Two Of
the Woman's Society ofChrls
tian Service of the First Me
thodist Church Tuesday even
ing, September 20 at her home.
Mrs. Elliott chairman, pre
sided over the business ses
sion.
Mrs. F. L. Asbury opened
the meeting with prayer, after
which Mrs. J. B. Slaughter,
program leader, gave an out
line of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service and the
Fold for the next four years.
The meeting closed with
prayer.
During the social hour the
hostess served refreshments
to the following: Mrs. Norma
Baker, Mrs. Ellen Wheeler,
Mrs. Dixie Palmer, Mrs. W.
ciiAii maw, ivirs. j . L. Savage,
Publicity Chairman, Mrs. L.
R. Harding, PrayerChairman,
Mrs. Henry Hyatt, Music
Chairman, Mrs. H. E. Dickey,
Sunbeam Leaders, Mrs. Boyd
Davis, Mrs. Boyce Stiles,
Brenda Hembree, Mrs. Char
lie Hughes. G. A. Leaders:
Mrs. Robert Ensley, Mrs.
Maida Dockery, Mrs. Verlin
Jones, Anna Bruce, Miss Mary
Hensley, Mrs. Raleigh De
Bord, Carolyn Bates, Mrs.
John Dickey. Y. W. A. Lea
ders: Mrs. Wally Williams,
Mrs. Kenneth Godfrey.
Rev. R. W.Prevost, Interim
Pastor, will bring an appro
priate message Sunday morn
ing to the church and the
newly elected personnel. This
vill be Mr. Prevost's last
Sunday as interim pastor. The
lev. William J. Thompson
wll assume his duties as
pastor the first Sunday in
Jctober.
E. Howell. Mrs. I. K. Solas,
Mr*. F. L. Afbury, Mr*. Rate
joi ason. Mn. H. C, bikini,
Mr*. HaiM Lochaby. Mr*. R.
C. Mini, Mrf. J, B. Slaugh
ter. Ml** Lid* Fain. and Mr*.
Fisher, innr ot Mr*. J. B.
Slaughter.
CIRCLE THREE
Circle No. Three of tha
First Methodist Church met
in theMeo'sBlbleClassroom.
Tuesday, September 20 at 3
p.m.
Mr*. Jessie Zirbes. chair
man presided over the bus
iness sesnon, Mr*. Zirbes
and Mr*. Kai* Evan* gave
the devotional.
Alter the program the group
filled out the \ear books (or'
1960-1961.
During li e social hour, Mrs.
J. M. Hughes, the > ostess.
served refreshments to the
following member* present:
Mrs. Fannie Ramsey, Mrs.
W. P. Odom, Mrs. Jessie
Zirbes, Mrs. J. H. Phaup,
Mrs. Sam L. Davidson. Mrs.
J. Thompson, Mrs. Kate
Evans and Miss Adella Me
roney.
CIRCLE FOUR
Circle No. Four of the Wo
man's Society of Christian
Service met at the home of
Misses Lydia andBetsieMal
lonee on Tuesday, September
20 at 10 a.m.
Mrs. Harold Wells, chair
man presided over the bus
iness session, after which
Mrs. Merle Davis gave an
outline of "The History Of
The Woman's Society of
Christian Service and thegold
for the next four years. The
meeting was closed with pra
year by Mrs. Davis.
Thev.hostesses served cake
and coffee to the following:
Mrs. Nell Davidson, Mrs. S.
D. Akin, Mrs. R. C, Fuller,
Mrs. George Size, Mrs. Merle
Davis. Mrs. Harold Wells,
Mrs. Atwood.Mrs.VanceWil
son, Mrs. Jim Greene and
Miss Mary Akin.
Taylors Celebrate
50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Taylor
clelebrated their 50th Wedding
Anniversary, Sunday, Septem
ber 11.
They were honored with din
ner by their children at their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor have
nine children living and 35
grand children. They have 4
great grand children.
After dinner there were
friends dropping In during the
afternoon. Around 100 guests
were present.
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