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Spiveys
Meet For
Reunion
Births
Mrs. Johnson
IsWSCS
Feb. Speaker
JACKSON - Members of the
Pleasant Grove WSCS had Mrs.
Russell Johnson of Conway as
guest speaker at their February
meeting.
Mrs. Johnson serves as secre
tary for Campus Ministry in the
Rocky Mount district.
She spoke to the members on
"New Concepts ofMembership,”
pointing out the importance of
visiting new members, as well
as keeping the old members and
shut-ins interested in the work
of the WSCS.
Mrs. H. L. Stephenson and
Mrs. Lloyd Parker presented
a skit on visitation.
Mrs. D. L. Taylor, president,
led the group in a service of re
dedication.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Carl Price and Mrs. P. R.
Barrett.
Members present included
Mesdames R, R. Barrett, H. H.
Hargrave, Mabel Hughes, Grace
Wall, W. R. Parker, Lloyd Par
ker, N. L. Stephenson, L, L. Tay
lor, Carl Price, P. R. Barrett,
Celvln Barrett, H, D. Taylor,
Leroy Barrett, Iva Boone, James
Sears, Ivan Cordle, Sam Turner,
G. N. Taylor, Gertrude Boham
and T. T. Stephenson.
Visitors were Mrs. Johnson,
Miss Vickie Barrett and H. H.
Hargrave.
RICH SQUARE - The descend
ants of the late Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Spivey gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Mason here on Sunday for a
family reunion.
The last time the family mem
bers met in reunion was four
years ago.
A buffet luncheon was served.
Those present were Dr. W. B.
Spivey, Dr. W. L. Spivey and
children, Lee, Bill and Anne, of
Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. Lloyd Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Brown and
son, Joey, all of Rocky Mount;
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomas of
Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Fulford and son, Billie, of Nor
folk; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vick
and Mrs. Russell Spivey of Con
way; Dr. and Mrs. Vernelle Vick
and children, Debby, Amy, Carol
and Stephenson of Tarboro; Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Spivey and
Ruth Anne of Tabb, Va.; Mr. and
Mrs. Tommy Mitchell and Mr.
and Mrs. Hayes Brett of Ahos-
kie; William Spivey and children,
Debbie and Mike, Mr, and Mrs.
Charles Brown, Lynne and Jayne,
and Mr. and Mrs. Mason, all of
Rich Square.
WHITE
STUART, Va. - Mr. and Mrs.
Walter N. White of Stuart an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Kimberly Irue, on February 21
at Reynolds Hospital. Mrs. White
Is the former Joyce Woodard of
Rich Square.
Missions
Is Topic
For WSCS
PAGE 2 TIMES-NEWS, Rich Square, N, C.. March 3, 1966
DAVIS
JACKSON - Mr. and Mrs. John
Horace Davis announce the birth
of a daughter. Sherry Leigh, on
February 16 in Roanoke Rapids
Hospital. Mrs. Davis is the for
mer Frances Rose of Seaboard,
SHAHEEN
RICHMOND - Mr, and Mrs.
Phillip Shaheen of Richmond, a
son, Gregory Thomas, born Jan
uary 9 in a Richmond hospital.
Mrs. Shaheen is the former Joyce
Sloan of Gaston,
Stubborn lipstick stains on
cups can be removed by rub
bing with salt.
Wilted asparagus can some
times be refreshed by placing
the stems in cold water,
SEABOARD - Members of the
Woman’s Society of Christian
Service of the Seaboard charge
for the month of February turn
ed their thoughts to missions.
During the first of the month
Mrs, Taylor Oakes from the
First Methodist Church of Roa
noke Rapids conducted a study
at the Seaboard church with wom
en from Sharon and Pleasant
Grove in attendance. The study,
"Missions: TheChristian'sCall-
ing" was the basis forMrs.Tay-
lor’s discussion.
Last Thursday the women met
in the Sharon Church. Mrs. J. W.
Boone, Sr., of the Pleasant Grove
society talked on the book,
"Realms of Our C ailing.She
made a concise presentation of
what it means to be called as
Christians, both as individuals
and as members of the church.
She quoted Wesley who said, "The
World is Our Parish." Mrs.Ma
ry Seaver gave the devotion.
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TO
PROPERTY OWNERS
THE BOARD OF EQUALfZATION
AND REVIEW WILL MEET. ON
Monday, March 14,1966
AT 10:00 A.M.
Courthouse in Jackson, N. C.
For the purpose of bearing complaints as to the value of
real estate for tax purposes. All property owners who
have complaints will please file same on or before Mon
day, March 1 , 1966.
MELVIN C. HOLMES
Tax Supervisor
Read and Use the Classified Ads
Spaghetti
Supper
Served Club
TO WED IN JUNE—Miss Lona Ann Batten is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Robert Batten of Rocky Mount, who announce
her engagement to David Arnold Evans, son of Mrs. Walter Jan-
nings Evans and the late Mr. Evans of Rich Square. A June 25
wedding is planned.
Dunlaps Honored
After Service
CONWAY - A covered dish
dinner honoring the Rev. and
Mrs. Donald Dunlap was held at
the Conway Baptist Church on
Sunday following the morning
worship service.
The Rev. Dunlap, who has been
pastor here for the past four
Avears, delivered his final ser-
Suriday. HeandMrs.Oun-
iJ^TOVW on Tuesday to Suffolk,
Va., whore he will serve as pas
tor of West End Baptist Church.
4-H ers Meet
In Pendleton
Scouts Hove
Blue, Gold
Banquet
WOODLAND - Mrs. Jame-.
Lee entertained her bridge club
members at a spaghetti supper
on Friday night at her home
here.
Later bridge was played and
with Mrs. Dwight Byrd receiving
high score and Mrs. Dick Shack
elford, low scorer.
Mrs. Byrd was presented a
shower of baby gifts from the
following members present: Mrs.
Skip Hudson, Mrs. Luther
Barnes, Mrs, Joe Brown, Jr.,
Mrs. Howard Simmons, Mrs,
Dick Shackelford, Miss Mary
Frances Joyner and Mrs. Lee.
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PENDLETON - The Roberts
Chapel 4-H Club met In regular
session Sunday afternoon with
Wayne Woodard presiding.
Lemons heated in hot water
before using will give more
Juice.
Alter the regular business ses
sion, the members went toSevern
Elementary School Where they
practiced, along with the Severn
4-H Club members, for a PTA
program to be given Thursday
evening at 7:30 p.m. In the school
auditorium.
Seldom-used luggage Is a
good place to store blankets if
short on storage space.
Zackie Harrell, E. J. Burgess,
Mrs. R. J. Jordan and Mrs, Dud
ley Barnes joined the 4-H'ers
for their practice period.
Anna Beale Burgess, reporter.
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SEABOARD - The Seaboard
Cub Scout Pack #270 held their
Blue and Gold Banquet on Friday
night at the Seaboard Lions Club
Building with their parents as
Invited guests, A picnic supper
was served.
After supper, the pack sang a
song and presented a skit depict
ing work they have been doing
In Scouting. 
■“•wolf badges Were preiw.Loi?to^
the following boys who had ac
complished the achievements re
quired for the badges: Gary Bar
rett, Curtis Bass, Wilber Con-
well, Richard Cox, Charles Da
vis, Joey Davis, Jimmy Edwards,
Mark Glover, Butch Irvin, Benjy
Maddrey, NealVaughan and Tom
my Vaughan, Tommy Fly the
Euid Tommy Massey who w6re el
igible for badges were unable to
attend.
Mrs. Betty Barrett, den moth
er, presented a candle ceremony
after which the Rev. Wallace T.
Greene dismissed the group.
Couples Club
Entertained
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WOODLAND - Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Bolton, m, entertained their
Couples’ Club on Thursday night.
A dessert course was served
to Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Liverman,
Jr., Mr, and Mrs. W. C. Wells,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Byrd
and Mr. and Mrs. Bolton, mem- ,
bers, and Mr. and Mrs. Skip
Hudson and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Crawley, guests.
High score was won by the J.
H. Llvermans and low score by
the Dwight Byrds.
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