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Women Of The Church
The Women ' of the HaUsville
trebytan : C35rchTheld their
regular meeting at the' church. on
' Sept, 23roV There were 18 mem-
, bers and' one visitor present. Af ter
- reports were' given and business
' disposed of, the program was given
' by Mrs. Leland Grady, assisted by
Mrs. Ashe Miller and Mrs. W. L-
- Miller; After the close of -meeting
' refreshments were served by the
Social Committee. ., '
PTA' COMMITTEE ,
CHAIRMEN APPOINTED
' The Committee Chairmen for the
Beulaville PTA for 1950-51 were
: appointed Monday night!; Officers
i met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
, W. F. MUler and appointed the
following: Mrs. Lou Belle Williams,
Budget and Finance; A. L. Brown,
Character and Spiritual Education;
Elmore Brlnson, Citizenship; Mrs.
Herman Miller, Congress Publica
tions; Mrs. Vera Bostic Exception
al Child,' Mrs. Phoebe Pate, Foun
. ders Day; F. L. Norrls, . Health;
Mrs. I. J. Sandlin, Home and Fam
lly Life;. Mrs. P. E. Thigpen, Jr.,
Hospitality; Stokley Bostic, Juve-j
nile Protection; Mrs, Herman Mill-
er, Legislation; Mrs. Lillian Grady
. and Mrs. Louise Brown, Member
ship; Mr. -Goodman, Mental Hy
... giene; Mrs. Taylor, -Music; Mrs.
Ernest Qulnn, Parent Education;
Mrs. Ada Williams, . Pre-School
Education; Mr. Spence,' Procedure
of By Laws; Mrs. Barbee, Mrs. Bud
. Miller, Winifred Lanier, Miss Tur
.' ner, Publicity; Mrs. Bender,, Miss
' HarrelU Beading and- Library Ser-v-
vice; Mr. Hill, Mr. Alexander, Rec
reation; James Miller, Boom Rep-
" resentatiVe; Mr. Shaw, Rural Ser
vice; M. M, Thigpen, Safety; Mrs.
Zoa Jones, School Lunch; Mrs.
Mary Ellis Callahan, Social Hy
giene; P. E. Thigpen, . Visual Edu
cation and Motion Pictures ;
DIST. PRESIDENTS v
;H(aU)MEET ."'
, Presidents of District Six of
"Women of , the Church" met on
Thursday in the home of Mrs. Ashe
MUler,: chairman of ' the district
Plans Were made for the Day of
Prayer to be held In the Kenans
villa. Presbyterian church Thurs
day October 11.-' At the close of
the' meeting Mrs..' Miller served
punch, cookies and nuts.
MILLER iroc , N ;
Th Millertown HDC met Wednes
day night In the home of Mrs. Her
man Miller with Mrs. John Miller
Joint hostess. Mrs. Maurice Grady
presided. Miss Clontz gave a talk
in Improving the farm home, and
Mrs. Otis Miller on gardening.
Mrs. ' Flave 'Mercer talked on clo
thes. The hostess served strawberry
shortcake topped with cream, and
coffee to the 16 members, .w
CHICLE MEETS
The Young Ladles Circle of the
Baptist church met Monday night
with Mrs. Roland Batchelor with
Mrs. Orzo Thigpen presiding. The
devotional was led by Mesdames
Gardner . Sanderson and . Edgar
rThomas and prayer by Mrs. Marlon
Bratcher. ''Can You Read?" was dis
cussed by several members. The
meeting adjourned with prayer,
The hostess served coca colas, nuts
and cookies to the 12 members.
PTAMEETS
The PTA met Monday night at
7:30 in the school auditorium.
W MU MEETS
The Baptist WMU will meet on
Monday night at 7:30 In the church
auditorium.
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tion of Sunday School Teachers
was observed at Beulaville Presby
terian' Church Sunday morning.
New officers:. Supt Carl D. Pate;
Assistant. Maurice Jackson, Sec-
Treas. Richard Williams. Teachers
remain the same as last year. '
Rally Day was held Sunday at
HallsvUle Presbyterian .; Church,
with Rev. J. G. Morrison as visiting
minister. Picnic lunch was served
oh the lawn. The following officers
were installed: James Miller, Supt;
Andrew Miller, .SecTreas; Mrs.
W. L. Miller, Young Peoples Teach
er; Assistant, Mrs. L. C. MUler;
Mrs. Herman MUler, Seniors, with
Mrs. D. R. Smith, assistant; Inter
mediate, Mrs. Ashe Miller; assist
ant, Mrs. Andrew Miller; Primary,
Miss Lois Evans; assistant, Mrs.
Kenneth Grady; Beginners, Mrs.
W. J. MUler, Mrs. Otis MUler.
FAREWELL PARTY
Miss Ruth Kennedy entertained
Friday night In the "home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Bostic honoring
Joe Quinn who is leaving for the
Army Oct 9. The home was at
tractively decorat,ed with fall flow
ers. The hostess served coca colas,
pimento cheese, and chicken salad
sandwiches, potato chips, and cook
ies to the 50 guests. Friends pre
sented Joe with a week end bag
and shaving kit
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YOUNG PEOPLE MEET
The Young People of Hallsville
IPresbyterian Church held their reg
ular meeting Oct. 1 with 17 present
and 2 new members were admit
ted, Theresa MUler and Julia D.
Warden. Rev, J. G. Morrison was
a guest. Plans were made for a
Halloween Party and new officers
Thomas Blanchard (1788-1864)
was one of the first great Amer- (
lean inventors. His best-known
invention was a contour lathe.
He astonished some of the
prominent congressmen of Jus
day by setting up his mac run
In th CaDltoT and Urning out
their likenesses In sculptured
busts. Blanchard pioneered
steam nower for land and
engines. He exhibited a steam
vehicle that puffed over
roads, backing and turning as
desired. Theflrst machine tq
mail- ta1ra aiitimAtta&llV WBd
his invention. In awpDUuaing, i
he invented and patented a
machine to bend timbers py
trnun which brousht him
$150,000. During- his later 1
years he served as an expert I
witness In patent case.
Mesdames N. P.sFarrior and T.
A. Turner of Pink Hill attended a
Bible Study Course taught by Miss
Lucy Steele, Professor of Bible at
Peace College in Raleigh, at the
Presbyterian Church in Kihston
Monday.
VFW AUXILIARY
POST 9514 MEETS
7:30.
Rev. A. L. Benton of Burgaw
c-. . for the coming year were elected:
Baptist church Sunday night at xwim, ni,. vi.-tj.
Bobby MiUer; Secty.-Rosa Miller;
Treas. James R. Grady; Program
Committee, Mamie . Thigpen and
Anise Rhodes: Recreation Com
mittee, J, T. Hayter, Jr. and Bobby
Miller; Song Leaders, Rosa Miller
and Norma A. Smith.
The offering was taken and the
program was turned over to Rev.
J. T. Hayter who began a Bible
study after which the meeting was
closed with prayer. ' '
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HARVEST BAZAAR ,
The annual Harvest Bazaar will
be held Oct. 14, sponsored by the
Women of the Presbyterian Church
and a turkey supper will be ser
ved. Each and everyone Invited to
attend.
RALLY DAY
A Big Rally Day and Installs-
Your. mm Buys More At Erskine's.
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PERSONALS
Rev. R. W.Craft and Mr. How
ard of Rlchlahds visited friends in
Nashville Tenn. last week,
Billy Greshamr UNC, spent the
week end here.
' Mis Jessna Simpson has accept
ed a position with the Navy Trans
portation in Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill f
Camden, S. C. spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Qulnn.
Mrs. Harry Jackson and Kay of
WaUace visited here Thursday.
,' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith and
daughters moyed to FayettevUle
las week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim D. Sandlin Jr
visited her "mother Mrs. H. S.
MRS M. M. THIGPEN
. Beulaville, N. C.
- Representative For
WARSAW FLORAL
COMPANY
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This beautiful silverware ha beon pain
takingly poUshad to a bright quality flnlah.
? ' ' nd it ii generously plated with jwreveUvar,'
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Rev. H. J. Vbalev
BEULAVILLE
Johnson Sr. Sunday" who is a pa- ATTENDS BIBLE COURSE
tient at James Walker Hospital.
Mrs. Elwoftd Kennedy left Tues
day forltaleigh where she wUl take
Nurses State Board exam.
Mrs. Lawton Albertson of War
saw visited Mrs. Larry Bostic. on
Saturday. v
Mrs. Dollie Stroud of Kenansvllle
spent Sunday with Mrs. Stokley
Bostic.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matthews
and son spent the week end in
Rose Hill. . "
Mr inH Mrc mil ilarroll at- I A regular meeting of the Auxl
tended Duke-Pitt game Saturday, j Uaryot the WilHard Smith Post;
Miss Geraldine Whaley of War
saw spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. George Whaley.
Mrs. C. J. Jackson of Mt. OUve
visited her daughter Mrs. Macon
Brown here last week,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sandlin visited
Mrs. Jenny Stone at Parrots Hos
pital, Kinston Saturday night
Mrs. Mamie Boggs, Kate Mur
iell Boggs, Ann Gresham shopped
in Kinston Saturday. '
Bobby Kennedy, UNC, spent the
week end here. ' "
Miss Velma Brinson visited her
mother during the week.
Mrs. Archie Lanier and Mrs.
York Lanier and Brenda -visited
Miss Elaine Rouse in Snow Hill
recently.
Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Brown, J. D.
Miller; Mrs. Louise Bratcher, Mrs.
Lula Parker attended Eastern Bap
tist Association in Magnolia on
Tuesday. , .' ;
Mrs. R. E. Quinn, Mrs. C. D.
SandUn of Raleigh visited here
during the week end.
Mrs. J. M. Quinn of Kinston vis
ited Mrs; Lula Parker Saturday.
Mr. Larry Sandlin of Burlington
viited Mr. and Mrs. J. D. SandUn
Friday. " .
Mrs. Aubrey Turner and son of
Pink Hill visited Mrs. J. D. SandUn
Tuesday.-- -
Mesdames G. S. Muldrow, Milton
Cottle made 8 trip to Camp Le-
jeune Wednesday.
Mrs. Dick Butler of Warsaw
spent several days here with rela
tives. '' ';!.
. CecU Rhodes and Alfonso Quinn
are visiting Mr. ana Mrs. Billy
Rand in Clarksburg, W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. W, F. MUler and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Ken
nedy, Mrs. Zola Batchelor attend
ed the James family reunion In
Wallace Sunday-
' Mr.' and Mrs. 'Ashe Miller and
Mrs. Andrew Miller attended the
Gooding-McNalry wedding and re
ception In Kenansvllle Saturday.
No. 9514 of the VFW was held at
the Hut in Pink Hill Monday night
Mrs. Lois Johnson, president, pre
sided. Plans were made for attend
ing a District Meeting to be held
at Seymour Johnson Field, Golds
boro on Sunday afternoon, Oct.
8th. A committee was named to
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serve thel Business Men's Club
at its next regular meeting, the
proceeds to go for an auxiliary'
cause, une new memner was ini
tiated into the organization.
At the close of the meeting re
freshments were served to the 14
members present.
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Frances Hollhvsworth '
Funeral Held Wednesday
, Frances Jennette Hollingsworth,
age IS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. K Hollingsworth of the Provi
dence Church - Community near
Rase. HillVdled Monday night In
the Jahjes ' Walker Hospital after
a ieW1 days Illness.'
r Funeral? services were held 'on
Wednesday . afternoon at 2:30 at
rthe Corinth Baptist Church near
Rose Hill by Rev. J. V. Case, pastor.
In addition to her parents she
is survived by two sisters, Doris
and Ellen; two brothers, Donald
and Edward. Hollingsworth, all of
the home; maternal grandmother,
Mrs. B. W Matthews and paternal
grandparents Mr, and Mrs. B. W.
Hollingsworth. '
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LOOK YIIATA'E HAVE ADDED!
1. A NEW SHIRT LAUNDRY - shirts finished, for 15c
each, starting Monday ,; Oct. 9th - s . "
2. WASH AND IRON CURTAINS J.
3. MENDING AND SEWING OF ALLlCINDS -.
4. 2 INSTEAD OF 1 HOT WATER HEATER - To assure
plenty of hot water for damp wash. ; '
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farmers of this vicinity, and of hundreds of
heart-to-heart talks with them, we have cyne
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use of this knowledge and experience for
their benefit.
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