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TIMES-NEWS. Rich Square, N. C.. Dec. 16, 1965 WHITE BIBLE CEREMONY—The YWA’s of CreeksvlUc Baptist Church held a While Bible Ceremony, on Friday night, November 26, 1965, at the church honoring Miss Loretta Martin. All the YWA’s and counselor participated in the candlelight ceremony. The past YWA presi dent, Sue Kilpatrick, presented the Bible, the congregation joined in responsive reading. Mrs. Judy Strickland, pianist, sang the prayer hymn, “0 Perfect Love,” and Rev. E. L. Reese had a prayer of dedication. Rev. Reese delivered a sermon after the ceremony on ‘‘The Reasons Why Homes Succeed.” The WMS of the church sponsored a reception in the educational build ing of the church. Shown left to right: Mrs. Judy Strickland, pianist and soloist; Eva Hall, Patricia Martin, Sue Kilpatrick, Ola Mae John son, counselor: Loretta Martin, Carol Pierce. Shirley Hall and Rev. E. L. Reese. idjiliiiui] IIIIIM 1 IWIW la SEE PAGE 8 Ted Tyler and children, Cindy, f . Bert and Jeff, of Rocky Mount d d LctoWtt visited his parents Mr. and Mrs, a Herbert Tyler Sunday. ByMRS. INDIA QUINN and Mrs. John Smith of Herbert Tyler returned home Boykins visited Mr. and Mrs. Sunday after spending nearly a Pete Tyler Sunday, week at Roanoke-Chowan Hospi- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love- tal in Ahoskie. Mr. and Mrs. grove and children, Phyllis, Nell, HDC Xmas Party Held RICH SQUARE - The Rich Square Home Demonstration Club members held their Christmas party Thursday night in the home of Mrs. Grace Lambertson. Several Christmas carols were sung during the Christmas pro gram that Mrs. Joe Harrington, family life leader, gave. She also led a candlelight service. Mrs. Celia Chappell, recrea tion leader, led the group with games and bingo with several members winning prizes. Miss Grace Lambertson show ed slides of scenery that she made when she was on a recent trip to France and Switzerland. Refreshments were served by Miss Lambertson and Joy Lynn Johnson. Guests included Mrs, Celia Chappell, Mrs. H. O. Wood ard, Miss Lillian Hedspeth,Mrs, Minnie Hall, Mrs. J. L. Griffin, Mrs. Joe Harrington, Mrs. Frank Outland, Mrs. James E. John son, Mrs. Donald Leggett, Mrs. Kenneth Brown, Mrs, IndiaQulnn and Mrs, Lambertson, Spencer and Sandra, were Sun day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Clinton Felton and family in Coleraln. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Ike Futrell in St. Johns and Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Vaughan in Woodville. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott and children, Katherine Jo and Tommy, of Wilson visited his mother, Mrs. M. A. Elliott, Sun day. She accompanied them home for a few days visit. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Chap pell, m, of Norfolk, Mrs. Ivan Futrell and girls, Lillie and San dra, visited Mrs. Celia Chappell and family Sunday. Mrs. Jake Lassiter of Conway CONWAY - Mr. and Mrs. Wil- and James E. Lassiter and son, Ug Davis of Conway are announc- Jimmy of Virginia Beach visited jng the marriage of their daugh- Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Elliott and ter, Barbara Jean to Royal Par- ' ker Watson, Jr., son of Mr. and MRS. ROYAL PARKER WATSON. JR. Royal Parker Watson, Jr, Barbara .lean Davis Wed WHEN YOU WANT TO INSURE Hi ' . IH WHAT YOU VALUE inVMHiwV MOST . , . see or call—JOE BRYANT * A Bryant LuIl Insurance Agency 115 West Main St. — Jernigan’s Office Building Phone 332-3340 or 332-3338 Ahoskie. N. C. Member of Ahoskie Credit Bureau, Inc. A Roiny Day For Two Is Fun in Matching Maincoats Mrs. R. P. Watson, Sr., of Sev ern, December 12 at the Galatia Baptist Church with the Rev. Har vey Coppedge reading the serv ice. The bride was given in mar riage by her father. Mrs, Shirley Pope, soloist and Mrs. Kenneth Stokes, organist were heard in a program of nuptial music. The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. Joseph Winborne of Harrellsville, as matron of hon or, and Miss Rebecca Watson of Severn, sister of the bride groom, Mrs. Billy Rowe, sister of the bride, and Miss Martha Simmons, of Conway. Mr. Watson served his son as best man.Ushers were Billy Dav is, brother of the bride; Ronnie Woodard, cousin, and Bobby Ricks, Conway and Don Johnson, cousin of the bridegroom, of Severn, Mr. and Mrs. Watson are grad- uares'*^f Gcmway Mign scnobij with the bride employed by Davis and Co., as a bookkeeper and the bridegroom, a farmer in Severn where the young couple will make their home. Courtesies On October 30th, Mrs. William Johnson and Mrs. Billy Joyner feted the couple with a dinner party at the home of Mrs. John son. They werepresentedalovely bedspread. On November 17th, the bride was entertained at a luncheon at the Quaker House in Wood land. The hostesses, Mrs. Gar land Barnes, Mrs. Richard Mc Gee, Mrs. Welford Barkley, and Mrs. Howard Barnes presented the bride a piece of her chosen china. On November 20, Mrs. Joseph Winborne of Ahoskie, the bride’s sister, and the other attendants, entertained at a luncheon at the Tomahawk Restaurant with the bride presented a gift of crystal. On November 24, Mrs. John Davis and Mr, and Mrs. Gene Huff of Henderson were hostess es at a lingerie shower. A set of china was given the couple. On November 30, Mrs. Randle Futrell, Mrs. Milton Johnson, Mrs. Ralph Pope, Mrs. Edward Lanier and Mrs. Stanley Pope honored the bride at a miscellan eous shower at Galatia Club House. Punch, nuts and mints were served to numerous guests. On December 11, a cake cut ting was held at the home of Mrs. Macon Woodard of Conway. Cake and other refreshments were served to 75 guests. LonoonFOG '• W i- Two London Fog Maincoats', oneHn his wardrobe arfd*'" one in hers, are specially designed to go together. Exclusive Caiibre Cloth (65% Dacron®polyester, 35% cotton) provides rain protection, and it's also wash-and-wear. 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