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No. 2 Sunny Point Baptist cliuicli, 111 (Jiwcn
Town.
No. 1 The impressive sign in tront of the Morn
ins Stiir Methodist church.
No. 3 The largest church in the community
Morning Star Methodist. .
No. 4 The Dutch Cove Missionary Baptist church,
another large and impressive building. ;
No. 5 The parsonage of the Morning Star!
No, 6 The Welcome Hill Baptist churci,
Two Field Days This Week;
Tractor Time Record Broken
At Fines Cr. - Morning Star
Two community Bold days are
scheduled tor this week, both on
Tui-siiti,'liir-ftevo will" m ta,
Center Pigeon and Francis Cove
to White Oak.
In last week's tours, Fines Creek
visited Morning Star Community
on Thursday, with a total of 142
persons attending. Another second
was whittled off the tractor-driv-inn
time, as both Milas IVIeCracken
ot Finis Creek and Carroll Med
ford (it Morning Star completed
the course in 54 seconds each.
Others in the running were Regina
Ferguson, Mary J. McCrary, Geor
f,u. Smathers, Tom Brummitt and
iiiuee Medford.
Morning Star swamped Fines
Creek in the double-header' ball
game by scores of 17-4 for the
girls and 17-1 for the boys. Fines
(..reek evened things up pretty
well by taking three of the four
horseshoe events. Their winning
teams were Frona Ledford and
Mary J. McCrary, Milas McCrack
en and Clarence Kirkpatrick, and
Iieginu Ferguson and Christine
Ledford. Morning Star's winning
: men's team was Johnny Williams
and Jay Freeman. Other entrants
were Bruce Kirkpatrick and Paul
Price, Mrs. Elwood Smathers and
Mrs. Fred Setzer, Worth Smathers
and Tommy Higgins, and Rose Par-
White Oak Plans
For Field Day
Events Tuesday
MRS. GKORGE BORING
Mountaineer Reporter
Plans have been completed for
entertaining Francis Cove, TueS'
clay when they hold a joint field
day with this community. We are
looking forward to this day and
hope that our guests will enjoy
the tour and day of events. Again
we would like to remind our White
Oak folks to please bring out a
well-filled picnic basket to help
feed our guests. We will need our
singers loo at the Fines Creek
School in the afternoon for the
group singing and special numbers.
Russell, pastor of the church. Be
ginning the third week, the Hev.
Pete Hicks, pastor of the . Pigeon
Baptist Church, and the Rev. Col
man Brown of Canton, are in
charge of the meetings.
Our sympathy is extended to
George Ledford and family on the
loss of their mother, Mrs, Betty
K. Ledford. She died Friday and
funeral services were held Satur
day in the Fines Creek Baptist
Church,
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Derrick and Mr, and Mrs.
Bob Inman. The Derricks are the
proud parents of a boy, and the In
mans, of a girl. Also congratula
tions ' to Rev. and Mrs. Jarvis
Teague of Marshall, who also have
a baby girl.
Little Gary Teague, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry F. Teague, is home
again after being in the Asheville
Orthopedic Hospital for several
months, He is still in a cast, however.
Want ads bring quick results.
One Eye on Strike
One of a pair of eyes sometimes
falls down on the job, leaving the
other to do all the work of seeing.
You may not even know when this
occurs, but the fact remains that
one of your eyes has stopped seeing.
Kids Distrust Sim
It can be a very distc
rience for a child sudc;
that . he has been !i!
stranger. Always invite i
sitter to visit with wi
child once or twice belo:
them alone.
Miss Virginia Ledford had a
party Tuesday night honoring her
13th birthday. Games and contests
were enjoyed by the young folks,
and refreshments were served lat
er in the evening. Guests were
Cathy Jenkins, Mareene Lowe,
Janie Davis; Koslyn Messer, Jane
Williams, Edgar .Messer, Carl Da
vis, Robert Hugh Davis, Freddy
Jenkins, Gene Wilson Messer, Earl
Ledford, and Troy Ledford.
The revival at. the Liberty Bap
tist Church is now in its third
week of services and still drawing
good crowds. The first two weeks
were conducted by the Rev. D. D.
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Group singing was led by Lewin
Medford of Morning Star.
Over 200 persons attended Fri
day's field day as Hominy were
hosts to Jonathan Creek-Cove
Creek. Group singing was led by
Claudia Leathcrwond of Jonathan
Creek, and Genevieve Clark of
Hominy. Hominy also furnished a
trio composed of Peggy Clark, Pat
s Clark and Lucy Parker, accom
panied at the piano by Maxine
Clark. : : .
Hominy-tnokthroehorse"shoe
pitching matches, -with -the Jona
than Creek women's team account
ing for their community's one vic
tory. Winners were Fred Mann and
A. B, Robinson, Weaver Hipps and
Douglas Alexander, Thelma King
and Maxine Clark, and Iowa Lee
Boyd and Marie Allison. Losers
were Marvin Leatherwood and
Robert Howell. Irene Wilson-and
Betty Pressley, Jerome Boyd and
Earl Carver and Ruth Shelton and
Betty Ross,
Ball game scores were 11-10 for
the Jonathan Creek boys, in a hol
ly fought contest, and 18-2 for
the Hominy girls.
Vying in the tractor driving
maneuvers were Mrs. Jack Mason,
Weaver Hipps, Maxine Clark, Lou
Bell Browning, Francis Boyd,
-1 Charles -Mann and Hugh Carver.
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