DKG Studies
Creativity
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XI Chapter of Delta Kappa
Gamma International Society
held Its second meeting of
the year Saturday with a
luncheon meeting at the
Henderson Country Club,
Henderson, N. C.
Miss Patsy Montague, Prin
cipal of C. G. Credle School,
Oxford, N. C., Introduced the
year's study topic, "Creativi
ty." With the assistance of
Miss Ellle Parrlsh, teacher
at the Oxford Orphanage, they
Illustrated that with the desire
and determination, everyone
can be creative. Objects of
art, ceramics, flower ar
rangements were shown to
further show creativity.
Miss Sarah Boyd of Hender
son. president, presided.
Christmas carols were led
by Miss Garnette Myers of
Henderson with Mrs. W. A.
Shearon of Frankllnton as
accompanist.
Attending from Franklin
County were Mrs. Thelma
Green. Miss Frances Wor
tham, Miss Edith Jackson,
Mrs. W. A. Shearon, all? of
Frankllnton, Mrs. J. T. Allen
of YoungsvUle; Mesdames Re
becca Stalllngs, Harvey Bar
tholomew, Carter Holmes,
James B. Clayton and Miss
Elizabeth Johnson of Louls
burg.
Engagement Announced
EDITH ANN CANNADY ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cannady, Sr. of
Route 2, Franklinton, N. C. announces
the engagement of their daughter, Edith
Ann, to Steve Ijames, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. 1'ja.mes of Harmony, N. C.
The wedding will be December 27, 1966,
in the Perry's Chapel Baptist Church,
Route 2, Franklinton.
Christmas Program
Given At Woman's Club
(Frk.RW.) The Frankllnton
Woman'* Club met at the home
at Mrs. D. O. Langston on
, Thursday evening with Mrs.
- W. A. Eaton presiding.
Mrs. Frank Collins present
; ?d the devotional! which con
cerned the birth of Christ,
j: - Special music was rendered
by the High School Glee Club
ir under the direction of Mrs.
- Bruce Honeycutt. Annette Ball
was the announcer and Martha
Whltflold, the accompanist.
t Margaret Weston read a
Christmas reading ?"Story
at the Christmas Bells".
The president recognized
?_ four new members - Mrs.
Harry Coulter, Mrs. Kay Mor
ris, Mrs. Fred Coats ind Mrs.
Dewltt Van Arsdale while Mrs.
Richard Whitfield pinned cor
sages on them.
The club voted to give a con
tribution to the Hospital Guild.
Mrs. Wood row Hasklns volun
teered to be chairman of the
March of Dimes and Mrs.
Frank Collins, treasurer.
An Invitation to attend Open
House at Caswell Training
School on December 15 was ex
tended the club members.
The Christmas Parade was
announced for December 8 and
the Judging at homes for Dec
ember 21. Anyone desiring to
Recent Bride
Honored
Recent bride Mrs. Maurice
Horton, the former June Coop
er, was honored with > bridal
?hover held on Thursday night
December the first. Hostess
tor the occasion were Mrs
W. F. Mitchell, Mrs. E. M.
- Mitchell, Mrs. J. K. Thar
; rlngton and Mrs. A1 OePorter.
The part y was held at the
YounfSTllle Baptist Church
. with guests being members of
the ladles Sunday School
classes.
Mrs. Horton was presented
? white oorsafe and a wedding
(lft from the hostesses Bri
dal booklets were given to
guests for use In several
games . After which the guest
of honor opened the shower
gifts. She was assisted by her
mother Mrs. Robert Cooper
? and her sister Myra Cooper.
Mary Lu and Nancy De Porter
: also helped.
Refreshments of green
punch, decorated bridal cake
? squares and mixed nuts were
1 served from a table covered
. with a white cloth centered
i with silver candelabra holding
white tapers and bridal Oow
. ere. Lllllee-of -the- Valley
- were used elsewhere In deco
I rating
Punch was served by Mrs.
; Cooperr
I.
I ?
I Thanks
1 wish to express my sincere
appreciation to our friends tor
their visits, calls, foods,
cards, flowers and the many
i: other thoughtful ways they
helped us following the death of
| my Father. Tour kindness will
never be forgotten.
Pauline House
have her home Judged Is to
contact Mrs. Charles Julian
or Mrs. Eaton.
Club members were urged to
vote In the Water Bond Elec
tion.
Mrs. C. Ray Pruette an
nounced that the January
meeting would be held at her
home.
Members were Invited Into
the dining room (or refresh
ments. Mrs. Lamar Green
presided at the punch bowl.
Sandwiches, butterflngers,
stuffed dates, fruit cake, pea
nuts and mints were served.
The dining room table was
covered with a green cloth
. upon which was a centerpiece
of pyracantha flanked by red
tapers In silver candelabra.
Mrs. Jack Blanton was rec
ognized as a visitor.
Sorority
Pledge
Mtss Susan McLemore,
daughter of Mr. Lee Mc
Lemore of 312 Green Street,
has become a pledge of Delta
Gamma sorority at the Uni
versity of Colorado, Boulder.
Miss McLemore recently
transferred to C. U. from
Converse College, Spartan
burg, South Carolina.
Thanks
We wish to express our sin
cere thanks to our friends tor
their visits, calls, food, cards,
flowers, and the many other
thoughtful ways they helped us
following the death of our fath
er and husband.
The family of George B. Bak
Mrs. Sykes
Auxiliary
Hostess
Mrs Cecil R. Sykes wasi
hostess Friday evening to the*
meeting of the American Le
gion Auxiliary at her home on
Noble Street
Following the opening for
malities, Miss Elizabeth
Johnson, president, reported
that .word had been received
from each veteran's hospital
that the gifts sent for the gift
shops had been received.
Plans were made for the
Christmas remembrances for
the Auxiliary.
Mrs F. M. Fuller presented
the program on "Rehabilita
tion," one of the main pro
jects of the Auxiliary.
Mrs. Sykes served ham bis
cuits, cheese straws, nuts
and hot punch.
Wedding
Invitation
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Ed
ward Cash request the hon
our of your presence at the
Carriage of their daughter,
Sondra Lee, to Mr. Bernle
Rowland Edwards, Sunday the
eighteenth of December 1966
at three o'clock -- Mt. Oli
vet Baptist Church, Franklln
ton. North Carolina.
No invitations are' being
mailed In the county but
friends of the couple are cor
dially Invited.
The Stones
Entertain
Canasta Club
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stone
were hosts to their Couple's
Canasta Club on Saturday night
at their home on Jeffress Dr.
Members who were present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Moody, Paul Mullen, Tommy
Jeffrys , C. T. Dean, Jr., and
Harold Williams.
Delicious refreshments of
nuts, homemade candy, and
Cokes were served between
tb* arotress'ons octhe Wipe.,
The high score prlre was won
by C. T. Dean, Jr. for tkf men
and Marlon Dean won high for
the ladles.
Merry gift idea
for everyone on your Christmas list:
Mom. Dad. Sister Sue.
Your teen-age niece, Sally
Aunt Mary. Uncle Ralph.
Grandma and Grandpa.
Extension phones make wonderful gifts.
For everyone.
(What else that costs so little could bring them so much pleasure?)
Brother Bob.
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Engagement Announced
CAROLYN CHRISTINE WELDON
Mr and Mrs. Julian K. Weldonof Epsom announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Carolyn Christine, to Mr. Harry Adama
Taylor of Aiken, S. C. Mr. Taylor Is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Dan a Taylor of 1408 E. Walnut St., Ooldsboro, N. C.
Miss Weldon Is a graduate of Peace Preparatory and Peace
Junior College. Presently, she Is aseaior at East Carolina Col
lege.
Mr. Taylor, a graduate of N. C. State University, U an engi
neer with E. 1. du Pont de Nemours and Co. In Aiken, S. C.
Iranians Visit WSG
The Wesleyan Service Guild
met December 3 at 7:30 with
Mrs. I D. Moon and Miss Ruth
Merrltt as co-hostesses.
The President^ Mrs. E. F.
Thomas, presided, with Miss
Ruth Merrltt offering the
opening prayer. The secre
tary and treasury reports
were read and approved. Mrs.
Elton Dtllard, Mrs Genevieve
Perry, Mrs. E. F. Griffin and
Miss Lucy Burt were the com
mittee to plan for the Christ
mas project this, year.
Mrs. H. W. Perry give the
devotional. "Symbols at
Christmas" was her topic.
Mrs. Genevieve Perry had a
most Interesting film strip
on Stories of phrlstmas. It
was twofold: (1) The Light of
Christmas and (2) Cathedral
of Our Time.
The hostesses served cran
berry punch, assorted cakes
and goodies to fifteen mem
bers and two visitors, Zohleh
Monderzadeh and Mohammed
Monderzadeh from Iran, Per
sia, who ltvs on th? LouUburf
Collage campus. Sh? attends
Loulsburg Collect and he Is
a Junior at N. C.Stat* Univer
sity In Ralelfh.
Louisburg Garden Club
Hears C. T. Dean, Jr.
Mr. C. T. Dean, Jr., Franklin
County Extension Chairman,
was guest speaker at the Louls
burg Garden Club meeting on
Thursday, December 1, IMS.
Mr. Dean spoke briefly of his
recent trip to Hawaii and the
beauty and cleanllneas of this
state.
"Pruning Shrubs and Trees"
was his topic and he began by
showing the basic tools needed
for the Job. Mr Dean believes
that early spring Is the best time
to do heavy pruning and all
shrubs and trees should be kept
looking as natural as possible.
He said light pruning could be
done anytime and to always
cut back newly planted shrubs
and trees to offset root loss.
Balled and bagged plants usu
ally do not need to be pruned.
After a question and answer
period, members braved a cold
wind to loin him at the Franklin
County Welfare Building for
an on the spot demonstration.
The meeting was held at the
First Citizens Bank meeting
room on Blckett Blvd.
At the business session, Mrs.
John Mills, president, read In
vltatlons to a Home Tour In Rox
boro on Wednesday, December
7, from 2 til 9 p.m. and to the
Raleigh Garden Club Standard
Flower Show on December 10
Franklinton
Ann Hill spent Friday night
with Vlckl Murphy tn Youngs
vllle.
Mrs. Magpie Ross and Char
les Ross visited SMST Walter
W. Ross tn Albany, Georgia
recently. Mr. Rancher May
accompanied them.
Mrs. Gordon Patterson and
Vicky of Raleigh visited Mr.
and Mrs. C. w. Brown on Sun
day.
and 11. This show will be at
the Woman's Club on HlUsboro
Street The public Is lmrlted to
both of these shows.
Members of the club will acm*n
Judge the decorated doors of the
dormitories at Louts bur? Col
lege on December I. They
have also been Invited to Judge
the Frankllnton Home Contact.
The Loulsburg Garden Club Is
again sponsoring Its "Light Up
and Decorate for Christmas"
contest and Judging will be done
on Tuesday night, Decem|>ertO.
Prizes will be awarded to homes
thought by the Judges to be best
decorated.
Hostesses for the meeting
were: Mrs. W. L. Lumpkin,
Mrs. F. L. O'Neal, Mrs. Daisy
Brlnkley and Mrs. John Mills.
Fish Fry
There will be a fish fry at
the Ingles Ide Community
House On Friday, December#,
from 5 to 7 P.M.
In connection with the fish
fry, there will be a bake sale
cakes, pies, cookies, candles,
etc.
Glee Club
To Give
Concert
Th? Lou Is bu if College Oh
Club ?1U present Its annual
Christmas program Thursday
evening, December 8, at 8
P.M. In the AC Building.
The program will consist of
Christmas songs by the chorus
and several soloists. Miss
Sarah Foster will direct and
Miss Dlanne May will be the
accompanist.
The public Is lmrlted to at
tend.
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