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I IThe Lions Club will hold a result-meeting
Friday d nigtH'W, the
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: 3eulavllle vs Wallace basketball
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7TJXILIARY MEETS J
StfThe general meetings of the Wo
'' eVn of the Presbyterian Church
it fet in the home of Mr. M. M.
t.4igpen Tuesday night.
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was called to order by
ES-s..Thlgpen Who also' led the de
v&itional A special Thanksgiving
ottering wai taken for the orphans
' at? Barium Springs. The program
Ws led by Mrs. Maurice. Jackson.
The meeting was dismissed with
player;.' Vi . t i rv
1 OUNG LADIES CIRCLE
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I jtist Church met Monday night
it ; the home of Mrs: Cecil Miller
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with Mrs. Orzo Thigpen presiding.
Mrs. Orvis Thigpen led the devo
tional' The program- was discussed
by; Mesdames Jamej Thomas, W.
Millfcr.'.'C. A. Miller and Marion
BraCqher! . Secretary's report ; was
glveri (by' Mrs. Marie Bratcher.
Plani ' were , made , for Christmas
services. Meeting .was" dismissed
by group singing and, benediction.
A social houf w' enjoyed after
the meeting. -
BIRTHDAY r.
ltfr,:,and Mrs. Jay "Smith enter
tained at their home honoring their
father Mr. Isiah Smith on his 70th
birthday. A huge three-tiered cake
with burning tapers centered 'the
picnic table which was spread on
the lawn. There were 100 friends
and relatives there to extend happy
birthday wishes. Mr. Smith recei
ved many lovely and useful gifts.
OFFICERS, TEACHERS
ARE HONORED'
Mr. and - Mrs. Gordon Thigpen
entertained officers and teachers
of the Cedar Fork Baptist Church
In their home Friday night with a
banquet
.The home was ensnite for the
occasion and attractively decorated.
Assisting in serving were Rev. and
Mrs. A. Lv Brown. There were 30
members of the Sunday School
staff attending.
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' The HDC club held their regu
lar meeting Monday afternoon in
the home of Mrs. Hosea Hunter.
The meeting opened with song, and
followed by club collect. Mrs. W.
F. Hlnson talked on Family .' If e.
The club discussed home beautifi
catioh and giving our homes some
thing for Christmas. Miss Alta Law
son, assistant home agent, gave a
Christmas story.
- The hostess served Jello, cake,
and coffee to the ten present: .
January meeting will be held in
the home of Mrs. Ada Williams.
PERSONALS
, Miss' Lou Jackson and Miss Mary
Jackson Of Petersburg, Va. visited
Mrs. Leonard Nethefcutt InRocky
Mount Friday. '-X-'-
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bostic and
Fitzgerald were In New Bern on
Sunday. .-
Miss Madeline Cottle of Greens
boro spent the week end with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Cot
tle. Mrs. J. D. Sandlln spent a few
days in Pink Hill with her daugh
ter Mrs.' Aubrey i Turner. '.
Mr. and Mrs.!!, Harry Bouse of
Warsaw, and Mrs. Richard Rouse
of Rose Hill visited Mr. and Mrs.
George Whaley Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Barden of Rose Hill
visited Mrs. Steve Gresham Sunday
' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter of
Warsaw spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim D. Sandlin
Mesdames Harry Home and An
drew Jackson shopped in Raleigh
Wednesday.
Mrs. D. C. Fussell of Penderlea
is spending the week with Mr. and
Mrs. t Melton Cottle.
Miss Geraldine Whaley is ill at
her home.
. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Home made
a business trip to Wilmington on
Tuesday.
Miss Velma Brinson of Jackson
ville spent a few daya this week
with her mother Mrs. Ellis Brinson.
' Polly' Brown, Jane Bostic, I. J.
Quinn of ECTC spent the week end
with their parents.
Mrs. Lou Bell Williams and Rich
ard spent the -week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Whaley in Chapel
Hill.
-Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Nethercutt
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Howard in New Bern Sunday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Qrzo Thigpen shop
ped in Wilmington Monday,
tubs Yvilma Li'iiusun of Vaisaw
spent the week end here with er
parents., . ' , J , '
Quite a number from here at
tended, the Christmas parade In
Kinston Saturday.',' V, ,
Elwood Quinn of Tampa,. Fla. ,is
visiting his family here,.' '
,Lonnle and Ada Thigpen have
returned, to, their home after sev
eral weeks visit. with their grand
parents ReV. and Mrs. I T. Powers
id St. PauW. vi;
M rllght Officer and Mrs. C. A.
Shplar of Tucson, Arizona and Mrs.
L. D, Sholar and son of Goldsboro
visited : Mrs. Zofa Batchelor. last
Thursday, " - ...
Mrs. A. A. James and Mrs. Helen
Jamtas of .Wallace were dinner
guests of Mrs. W. F. Miller on
Wednesday. x
. Mrs. Cecil Miller, Mrs. Bill
Brown, Miss Mary Brown, Quinn
Brown, Janice Smith shopped in
Goldsboro Saturday.
" Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Whaley of
Raleigh visited here recently.
' Miss Hilda Taylor has returned
to Greensboro after conducting a
Bible study at the Baptist Church.
Mesdames Vera Bostic, Ethelene
Cupp, Ada Williams and Miss Daisy
Burnham attended the ECTC Alum
ni meeting in Kenansvllle .
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bostic and
children were dinner guests of Mr.
nd Mtifj. Lawton Albertson in
Warsaw Sunday.
Local Native Bags
Huge Black Bear
The Tuesday Wilmington Star
carried a three column picture of
Kedar Bryan with a huge black
bear that he recently bagged. The
outlines read "an extremely lucky
break provided Kedar Bryan, well
known hunter of this area, with a
black bear trophy that weighed
near the 250-pound mark. Bryan
was fishing the North East river
in his outboard last Thursday
morning and with no fish to give
him diversion, he cut his motor to
listen for hounds that might be
running a deSr in his direction -
According to the hunter he heard
a rustling of rushes on the bank
and a bear suddenly came put to
the water. Hesitating a minute,
evidently to test the wind, the bear
plunged into the water and start
ed swimming to the opposite bank.
When the bear reached midstream,
Bryan started the motor and head
ed for the animal, who had been
alarmed by this time and turned
back. The hunter guided his boat
between the bear and the bank
and ran in close." Bryan is a native
of Kenansvllle who now lives in
Wilmington.
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