Roektish Hews
by Polly Barnard
Philippi Presbyterian Church
had their Christmas pageant the
past Sunday evening at 5:00 p.m.
with a covered dish supper follow
ing.
In the absence of Rev. "Mac"
Musselwhite, pastor of Pittman
Grove Baptist Church, Jimmy
Deese was in the pulpit the past
Sunday morning for worship ser
vice. Everyone enjoyed his message
very much.
The Brotherhood of Pittman
Grove Baptist Church is having a
breakfast at the church Sunday
morning December 13 beginning at
8:15 a.m.
Several new members were re
ceived into the church the past
Sunday morning at Galatia Pres
byterian Church.
Mrs. Rachael Clark was on the
sick list the past week but is feeling
much better at this time.
Warren Bostic who has been a
patient at Highsmith-Rainey Hos
pital in Fayetteville has been
released and is at home in Rosehill.
He is doing very well. Mrs. Warren
Bostic is recuperating at home from
a fractured clavicle she received
from a fall.
Mrs. Minnie Renegar and Mrs.
Margaret Crotan of Fayetteville
visited their sister, Mrs. Robert
Wood and family the past Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Worth Wood of
Hope Mills visited Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Wood and family the past
Sunday afternoon.
This failed to be reported last
week. Mrs. Martin L. Wood. Sr.
had Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Gillis and daugh
ter, Susan of Raeford.
Fred Wood of Greenville, North
Carolina was over-night guest of his
mother, Mrs. Martin L. Wood, Sr.
last week.
Jennifer Brock, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E.T. Brock, Jr. is out of
school due to illness.
Abby Sheppard. infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Sheppard
of Aberdeen had surgery for the
fourth time Saturday. December 5
at Moore County Hospital. She is in
the intensive care unit and is quite
ill but holding her own at this
report. Mr. Sheppard is a brother
to Mrs. E.T. Brock. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. E.T. Brock. Jr. of
Brock Florist had a teal nice
turn-out for* their Christmas ripen
house the past Saturday and would
like to thank everyone who at
tended. Mrs. Rosemary Plummer
of Raeford. Route 4. won the door
prize which was a hanging basket
of poinsettias. If you failed to
attend open house stop by and see
their beautiful arrangements.!! It's
really a treat!!
Mrs. Neda Mae Williams and
Mrs.. R.H. Gibson visited Miss
Sarah Patterson who is a patient at
Highsmith-Rainey Hospital in
Fayetteville the past Sunday. There
is no improvement in her condition.
E-3 Richard Wallace arrived
home the past Sunday for a thirty
day leave with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Campbell and
family. He is with the N.C.O.
Academy and stationed in Fort
Riley, Kansas. It has been two
years since he has been home, so it
is needless to say he is happy to be
home!!
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roberts of
Fayetteville visited Mr. and Mrs.
William Campbell and family the
past Sunday afternoon.
Homer Terry is a patient at Cape
Fear Valley Hospital in Fayette
ville.
Mrs. Lawrence Barnard visited
Mrs. Daisy Bennett of Fayetteville
Thursday of last week. Mrs.
Bennett had eye surgery last week
and is recuperating at home. She is
doing fine at this report.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Long of
Sneads Ferry were overnight guests
of Mr. Long's sister, Mrs. Louise
Watson the past week.
Mrs, Arther Lee Watson of
White Lake visited her sister, Mrs.
Louise Watson the past week,
Mrs. Grady English visited her
sister Mrs. Wright Parker in Selma
last week. Mrs. English slipped and
fell while there and sprained her
wrist severely.
Mrs. Arther Lee Watson of
White Lake, Miss Nellie McFadyen
and Mrs. Louise Watson spent last
Wednesday in Lumberton.
The Women of the Church of
Philippi Presbyterian Church held
their December meeting the past
Monday evening in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wood, with nine
members. present. The Women of
the Church expressed a very en
joyable meeting and Mr. and Mrs.
Wood enjoyed it equally as much.
Mrs. Robert Wood has been on
the sick list recently but is about
back to normal again.
Mrs. Ethel Monroe is recup
erating at home and is getting
around in the house some now. She
says she is feeling much better but
still not back to normal. Mts.
Martha Adkins is staying with her
now .
Thus reporter was talking to a
sweet little lady in the neigh
borhood about so many increases in
the postage rate lately. She stated
that she thought it was reallv
ridiculous and to show her dis
approval she put all her stamps on
up-side-down!! Am sure she is not
the only one who would like to put
their stamps on up-side-down!! i
May we remember the ones who
are sick in our prayers.
SERVICE A WARD Evelyn Ashhurn completed 25 years with Burlington
Industries on November 12. She is secretary to the plant manager and the
two superintendents in the Dyeing Plant. Evelyn is shown in the picture
above receiving her Twenty-Five Year Service Pin and Certificate from L-R.
Topmaking Superintendent George King. Plant Manager Gib Bernhardt,
and Dyeing Superintendent. Frank Sessoms. She also received a gold
bracelet with emblem for her outstanding record.
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