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Oct. 9 Carolina vs Wake Forest, at Wake Forest 2:15 P.M.
Oct. 16 State vs. Carolina, at Chapel Hill 1:45 p M.
Oct. 23 L. S. U. vs Carolina, at Chapel Hill 1:45 P.M.
Oct. 30 State vs Wake Forest, at Wake Forest 2:15 P.M,
Nov. 6 William & Mary vs Carolina, at Chapel Hill 1:45 P.M.
Nov. 13 Carolina vs Maryland, at Washington, D. C. 1:45 P.M.
Nov. 20 Duke vs Carolina, at Chapel Hill 1:45 P.M.
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SOCIEW
District Seminar
Largely Attended
"By ' His Light Shall the Na
tions Walk" was the theme for
the Statesvllle District Seminar
held Thursday, September 16, at
the Woman's clubhouse in North
,'Wilkeeboro with the members of
the W.S.C.S. of the First Meth
odist church acting as hostess for
the day. Mrs. J. C. Madison, of
Hickory was in charge of the
opening devotions which includ
ed a prayer by Miss Lelia Tuttle,
Lenoir, a returned missionary
from Ohina.
The four study 'books for the
year were presented by Mrs. C.
A. York, High Point; Mrs. J. P.
Hornbuckle, Newton; Miss Lil
lian Walker, Charlotte; and Mro.
J. D.. Ames, Tryon. Mrs. j. B.
Steele, Hickory, who presided
for the meeting, in her introduc
tory talk gave an explanation of
the various types of classes that
might be held.
America's Geographical Fron
tiers, which is a study of the
book "On Our Own Doorstep"
was given by Mrs. York. This is
a graphic introduction to the
problems of the hour in Alaska,
Hawaii, the Canal Zone, and the
Virgin Islands. In closing Mrs.
York stated that what we need is
a bridge of love that these step
children may come over and come
into our homes and hearts and
not be left on our own door
step.
Mrs. Hornbuckle, who present
ed Spiritual Life Growth, also the
book, "Newness of Life" for Dale
Stentz, of Shelby, who was un
able to be present due to illness,
emphasized the nee<j for prayer
groups establishments of Chris
tian homes with family altars,
grace at table, and the quiet
hour. A telegram was sent to
Mrs. Stentz, who was taken ill
while attending a seminar meet
ing at Asheville, and put in a
hospital there.
Miss Walker, who spoke on
"China in the Asia of Today"
urged more local societies to ac
cept missionary projects, both, in
the home and foreign fields. Due
to high costs of living salaries of
missionaries must be increased.
Mrs. Stents in presenting "The
Bible and Human Eights" outlin
ed four phases of the text, the
Bible in human rightB, the church
in huqian rights, the United
States in human rights, and the
world in human rights.
Some of the essentials in pro
gram building as given by Mrs.
Madison were variety, using more
members, attractive rooms, wor
ship centers, inspiring leaders,
and the presentation of com
munity needs.
In the noon worship hour led
by Mrs. Horabuckle, she used as
her theme, the stewardship of
small blessirigs, using as a scrip
ture text, "How many loaves
have yout" /
Approximately 12'5 attended
the meeting which included a
large number of the district of
ficers. At 12:30 a picnic lunch
was served on the clubhouse
grounds with the invocation be
ing offered .by Dr. J. C. Stokes,
of Maiden, a former pastor of
the Wilkesboro church.
I la Holman Bible Class
In Monthly Meeting
The September meeting of the
Ila Holman Bible class of the
Wilkesboro Baptist church was
held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Lottie McEwen
with Mrs. A. ,E. Rhodes as associ
ate hostess. Hymns, "Trust and
Obey" and '^God Be With You'
and sentence prayers opened the
meeting which was attended by
nine members and two visitors.
Mrs. Myrtle Freeland gave the
devotions using as a basis for her
talk the Ninety-first Psalm, clos
ing with prayer. Mrs. Nan Hoyle
read a poem "Pathway." Mrs. R.
L. Wellborn was in charge of the
business session during which
time it was announced the next
meeting would be held at the
home of Mrs. Charlie Steelman
at Oakwoods. The hostesses serv
ed refreshments during the social
hour.
Mrs. B. S. Call Is
W. S. C. S. Hostess
"The World Council of Church
es" was the theme for the pro
gram given at the monthly meet
ing of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service held Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. B.
S. Call. Mrs. J. B. Henderson was
devotional and program leader
and had the assistance of Mes
dames N. B. Smithey, H. M. Well
man, C. H. Hulcher, and J. I*
Garwood. Mrs. J. W. White, the
president, presided for the busi
ness session. Eleven members
were present and were served re
freshments during the social
hour. The next meeting is to be
scheduled to be with Mrs. Hulch
er.
Fidelis Class Supper
Largely Attended
Approximately seventy - five
people attended the hamburger
supper given by the members of
the Fidelis class of the North
Wilkesboro First Baptist church
Tuesday evening on the lawn of
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chal
MoNiel. Husbands of the class
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members were guests for the sup
per. Other visitors included Miss
Sallie Hauser, of Raleigh', and
Mrs. Bernlce Ulrich Ross, of
Rutherford, N. J.
Miss Emily McCoy
Honored At Party
The first of the pre-nuptlal
courtesies extended to Miss Emi
ly McCoy, popular October bride
elect, was the party given by
Mrs. H. C. Landon, Jr., and her
daughter, Miss -Sue Landon, at
their home on Eighth Street Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Landon had
as her guests members of the
Wednesday club of which she Is
a member, and Miss Landon had
In a number of her friends. The
guests enjoyed a delightful in
formal hour together after which
the hostesses served refresh
ments. To the honoree, who '.s
to wed Dr. George Frederick
Verdone, of Glendale, L. I., New
York, the hostesses presented a
corsage of gardenias and silver
in her pattern. Mixed fall blos
soms made a colorful setting for
the occasion.
Buggoboo Club To
Moot Sept. 28th
Buggaboo Home Demonstra
tion Club will meet in the home
Lr?w _
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of Mrs. F. M. Tharpe Tuebuuj,
Sept 28, at 2 o'clock. All mem
bers are cordially invited to at
tend and new ones welcomed.
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