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Oct. 15? Mr. and Mrs Carroll
Jones and Mrs. Ormsby Mann went
to Raleigh Friday (or the gradua
tion of Curtis Jones from King's
Business College.
Mrs. Sadie Gamer is spending
some time in Norfolk and Eliza
beth City with her daughters and
their husbands. Mr. and Mrs. John
Hatfield and Mr. and Mrs. James
Rogers.
Mrs. N. W. Garner has returned
home from two weeks in Hialeah,
Fla., with her daughter and her
family, the V. J. LaShuns
Mrs. Leon Hancock of Maury
spent the weekend here with her
listers.
Mrs. Manly Maion went to Ra
leigh Friday to take her daughter,
WUlilou, who attends Meredith Col
lege,
Mrs. Christine Carroll and
daughter, Chrissy. of Lillingion
spent the weekend here with Mr.
and Mrs. N. W. Garner
Miss Nina Garner and T. R. Gar
ner attended the NCEA dinner in
New Bern Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mattie Guthrie, Mrs. Edgar
Hibbs and little son, Rocky, were
business visitors in Greenville Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Garner of
Wilson and Mrs. W. G. Garner of
Greenville were here Sunday with
Mrs. Lila Garner.
Mrs. Marvin Herrington and chil
dren of Norfolk, Va., visited Mrs.
Zora Garner Sunday. Mrs. J. S.
Neal, who had been here several
days, returned to her home in Nor
folk with them.
Those attending the NC meeting
on Christian higher education in
Raleigh on Monday were Mrs.
Rena Edwards, Mrs. T. R. Garner,
the Rev. Ralph Fleming, Milton
Warren, W. V. Garner, J. H.
Thrower, Gerald Merrill and Harry
Lockey.
Mrs. Tom Roberts, wife of the
Church of Christ preacher, waa
called to California Saturday be
cause of the death of her father
and mother in an automobile acci
dent.
Bridge Club Meets
Mrs. Charles H. Lockey was hos
tess to the bridge club Friday eve
ning.
Mrs. Walter D. Roberts won high
score and Mrs. Parker Guthrie
won second high.
Nuts and mints were enjoyed
during play and later the hostess
served chicken salad sandwiches,
potato chips and colas.
Circles Meet
Mrs. R. K. Montague was hos
tess to the Susannah Wesley Circle
Monday evening. Eleven members
and two visitors were present. Mrs.
Irene Trower gave the program,
using for her theme, "Medicine in
Bible Times."
During the business meeting the
members voted (or their circle to
sponsor the Girl Scout troop, and
for Mrs. Trower to be a member
of the council.
Refreshments of pineapple upside
down cake and coffee were served
by the hostess.
The Gertie Howard Circle met
with Mrs. Harvey Adams on Tues
day evening. Mrs. May Adams
gave the program.
A routine business session fol
lowed, and during the social hour
the hostess served gripe pie witb
coffee.
The Lib Mauney Circle met witb
Mrs. J. G. Thomas en Tuesday
evening with seven member* pres
ent. Mrs. Mattie Guthrie, chair
man, was absent and Mrs. Edgar
Hibbs presided and presented the
program. She used for her theme
"How t? Worship and Pray."
After the business session, the
group enjoyed a social hour and
refreshments of German chocolate
cake with coffee.
Seven members were present
when the Mary C. Millis Circle met
with Mrs. Harry Lockey Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. R. C. Garner, chairman,
could not be present and Mrs. Mil
ton Warren opened the meeting
with the 67th psalm, and then read
the words of "O Young and Fear
less Prophet."
She used for her program theme
"Eternal Vigilance? The Price of
Liberty." A group discussion fol
lowed.
After a brief business session the
hostess served cherry pie a la
mode and coffee.
The October meeting of the Bes
I '-.MtfMHK riif irl.
With th? Arnwd Fere**
Maxtor, i Lewis, Stacy,
Studies Guided Missile
Fort Bliss, Tex? Sgt 1/c Max
ton T. Lewis, 29, aon of Ur. and
Mrs. Jordan Lewis, Stacy, recent
ly completed the 11-week Nike
Hercules guided missile electronic
materiel maintenance course at
the Army Air Defense School, Fort
Bliss, Tex.
Sergeant Lewis arrived at Fort
Bliss from an assignment at Fort
Knox, Ky. He entered the Army
in 1948 upon graduation from At
lantic High School.
Curtis F. Willis, boatswain's
mate first clasi, USN, son of Mrs.
Obb O. Willis of SOS Shepard St.,
Morehead City, is serving at the
US Naval Support activity, Naples,
Italy.
Located about two miles west
of the central section 61 Naples,
the activity provides support for
United States Military personnel
stationed in southern Italy, and
also for elements of the United
States Sixth fleet.
Fort Jackson, S. C.? Pvt. Alton
W. Paul, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Paul, Davis, is receiving
eight weeks of basic combat train
ing at Fort Jackson, S. C. The
training is scheduled to be com
pleted Oct. II.
Paul was graduated from Smyr
na High School in 1833.
Lackland AFB, Tex. ? Airman
Gene A. Blanton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Boyce F. Barefoot, Newport,
has completed his initial course
of Air Force basic military train
ing here. He has been selected to
attend the technical training
course for Aircraft and Missile
Maintenance at Sheppard AFB,
Tex.
Airman Blanton is a graduate of
Swansboro High School.
Basic airmen at Lackland are se
lected for specialized training at
technical schools on the basis of
their interests and aptitudes. They
are reassigned to the school after
four weeks of basic, and are given
sie Herrington Circle was held at
the home of Mrs. Esther Edwards
with nine members present.
The 67th psalm was used as the
opening prayer. "O Young and
Fearless Prophet" was sung. The
program, "The Organization tnd
Purpose of the UN" was presented
by Mrs. Ruth Fleming and Mrs.
Lib Mauney.
Illustrated posters on human
rigUs were used to impress mem
bers that eternal vigilance is the
price of liberty. Scripture verses
interpreted by drawings gave
answers to the question, "Are we
seeking these rights for all peo
ples?" A discussion period fal
lowed.
The business meeting wM
opened by Mrs. Minnie Thrower,
chairman. The minutes were read
and treasurer's report given. The
circle project for the coming year
will be the furnishing and care at
the church nursery.
By unanimous vote the Christ
mas party will be at the Decem
ber Circle meeting sad the Christ
mas program at the general meet
ing, WSCS.
Refreshments of German choco
late cake, nuts and coffeew are
served by the hostess. The Novem
ber meeting will be with Mrs.
Ruth Fleming.
Gene A. Blanton
additional military basic training
along with the technical subject!
Fort Gordon, Ga. ? Army Pvt.
Samuel L. Willis, 23, whose wife,
Anna Frances, lives at Harkers
Island, recently completed his MP
schooling at Fort Gordon, Ga.
Willis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sammie Willis of Harkers Island,
is a 1053 graduate of Smyrna High
School.
He entered the army May 21
and received his basic training at
Fort Jackson, S. C. For his new
assignment he will go to Texas.
Samuel L. Willis
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