Woman's Council Of \
The Christian Church
Installs New Officers
Other I#cat Church Grape
Hare Regular Meetings ,
The Woman's Council of the Christ
ian Church bald its initial meeting
of the near church year Monday after
noon with Mrs. A. C. Turnage, re
tiring president, presiding. The open
ing hymn, "My Fhith Looks Cp To
Thee," was followed with prayer of
fered by the new pastor, Bev. Z. B. T.
Cox.
The program was presented by
Group 4. Mrs. Hugh Barrett rend
the Scripture, Mm L. E. Turaage
developed the theme, "Following the
Trail of Fhith," and Miss Aim Turn
age spoke an "What is the Price of
Daybreak?"
In an impressive, Installation Ser
vice led by Mm Lloyd Smith the fol
lowing new officers assumed their
duties, president, Mm Ted L. Al
britton; vice-president, Mrs. Zeb
Whitehurst; secretary, Mrs. Howard
D. Moye; treasurer, Mrs. J. O. Pol
lard; World Call secretary, Mm R. V.
Fiser; librarian, Mm Joe Moore;
group leader, No. 1, Mrs. F. A.
Harden; No. 2, Mm J. H. Paylor; No.
8, Mm Ernest Busaell, No. 4, Mrs.
Arch Flanagan.
Mrs. Cox, the pastor's wife, was
present and expressed gratitude for
the many things the church members
have
the ? ,
' to Jmld the Mis
sion Study Class Monday evening- ?t
8 o'clock, in the church. Mrs. W.
Jesse Moye will review the book,
"Croea Over Africa." Mrs. Louise
D. Han-is ahd.Mrs. J. H. Paylor will
be chairman for a refreshment bow
to follow.
The meeting closed with tho Coun
cil Benediction in 3jjj|
71m Woman's MIMamary Society
meeting in tits church Monday after
noon was presided over by the second
viee-preeMent, Mrs Manly Liiee.
Mrs. Arthur f. Joyner read Scrip
ture from Matthew 5 and Epheeians 5
and based ber remarks on the Ser
mon on the Mount The missionary
topic, "living Up to Our Moral
Standards," was given by MraJamee
Whelms, Jr.
Mrs. Elbert C. Holmea spoke brief
ly on the Fannie Heck Memorial Of
fering and Mrs, E. W, Holmes
brought highlights of the Southern
Baptist Convention which she attend
ed recently in Miami, Fla.
The Annie Perkins Circle met at
the church Tuesday evening when
Mrs. A. B. Tyson and Mrs. Maynard
Thome were hssteeses.
Mrs. J, W. Miller, chairman, pre
sided. The Bible topic was given by
Mrs. Robert Fields and the program
subject by Mrs. J. H. Moore and
Mrs. George W. Davis, who spoke of
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was a special guest hPEB
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?utertaiaaA tyr Mrs. George W.
Monday evening prior to the
meeting. A hamburger roast
enjoyed oa the hum of the boo
The meeting opened with the en
tire group singing; "Oh Zfasa Haste."
Miss Klrira Tyson led the devotional
from 2nd. Timothys; Mrs. ?
Joyner was in charge of the
which concerned "Fannie Heck Day.
Those taking part were Mm
Andrews, Mm. Robert Wholes*, Miaa
Elvira Tyson and Mrs. Jimmie Mead?.
The Auxiliary voted te sew* a box>j!
of clothing and a box ef food te
starving French family.
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The Woman's Auxiliary met Mon- <
day afternoon in the home of Mrs..
W. R. Rurnette. Mrs. James R,
Lang, president, presided end con
ducted a devotional period.
Mrs. Charles S. HotcheUsa con
tinued the study at Henry P. Van
Onsen's book, "They Found
Chord) There," reviewing the chap
ter, "In Micronesia." Mrs. G. AleX
Souse rend an essay on "What Re
ligion Means To A Manila Physi
dam" "
In the social period, Mrs. Burnet te
served a fruit drink with tasty crack
ers and cookies.
Following the usual custom the'
Auxiliary will have only one meet
ing each month during June, July
and August.
Methodist
The WorrfXn'g Society of Christian
Service was presided 'over by the
president, Mrs. A, W. Bobbitt, at its
regular monthly meeting Monday
afternoon in the church.
The program opened with soft
music played by Mrs. B. 0. Tumage.
Mrs. E. R. Clegg gave the devotional
using as her subject, "Peace, Per
fect Peace" Through Personal Evan
gelism. Verses of the hymn, "Jesus
Calls Us" were used as a response in
the meditation.
The study topic, "Evangelism, A
Strategem of Peace," was developed
by Mrs. J. H. Harris.
Mrs. Clegg reported on the Zone
meeting held recently st Home's
Church near Elm City and this Dis
trict Wesleyan Guild Conference in
Pinetops. The local church will be
host to both of these groups in the
fall.
It was announced that Mrs. E. C.
Carr has sentr one box of clothing
materials for children of Greece and
has some on lprnd for a second box.
Members not having contributed who
wish to do so may take their bundle
to Mrs. Carr right away. The Society
made plans to serve light refresh
ments at Vacation Bible School.
Following custom, the Society will
meet at 4 o'clock in July, August and
September.
The Worker's Council held'a busi
ness meeting in the church Monday
Evening with L. E. Walston presid
ing.
Plans for Vacation Bible School
next week and for Youth Week the
latter part of the month were dis
cussed. ^
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
The Famville Zoning Board here
by gives notice that a tentative Zon
ing Ordinance and "map will be sub
mitted at a public meeting for the
consideration of the public on Mon
day night, July 1, 1946, at 8:00 P. M-,
in the Town Hall. All persons urged
to attend this important meeting and
to submit suggestions or criticisms
of the gLaa. tirthe Zoning Board. - i
? J. W. Joyner, Chairman,
(J-7-14) Zoning Board.
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Pitt County, North Carolina, this
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Farmville, N. C-, on or before Die 11
day of May, 1947, or this notice
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TO MY FtflENDS OF THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT:
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It is with profound gratitude and a stirring sense of personal ap
preciation that I address this message to you. Earnestly and unselfishly
you have worked for a great cause. Valiantly you held the torch high,
generously pouring out your energies and performing duty even in silent
{daces where no one looked cm. You have felt the tug of those ties
which draw men and women together under the impluse of high moire.
From this experience were born friendships that wffl last
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We have stirred the people, but not everybody understood what
was involved in this race. After the smoke of the battle has cleared and
quiet reflection comes, many will understand better the' far ranching
Significance of the things for which we were fighting. These measures
cannot be defeated. They are fundamental to the life of our country
and draw their vitality from the needs of the peppte. They are sure of
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The voters have spoken. We cheerfully accept their verdict With
good-will to all and resentment to none, wevstand united in the ranks
of-our great Party, and dedicate ourselves anew to the urgent tasks
| With my heart-felt thanks ami deep appreciation to you all. ^