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CHitftm BY MRS. H.M. JOHNSON CLINTON - Rev. and Mrs. Elijah R. McGee of Wildwood. New Jersey, spent the Labor Day holiday here, visiting Mrs. McGee’s grandfather, Mr. Beaman, and other re- While here, they were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Ray of Pine Street. They reported an enjoyable stay* Mrs. Ruth Freeman spent last Week in Brooklyn, New York, visiting relatives and friends. Mr, and Mrs. Johnnie T. Sampson and Mr. S.P. Free man motored up for the week end and to bring Mrs. Free man home. Mr. and Mrs. Ernestine Parker motored to New York last Thursday to attend the fun eral of their nephew, Mr. Charles Saunders, Jr. Mr. Saunders was the son of Mr. Macyrene Parker Saunders and Mr. Charles Saunders. COVERED DISH SUPPER The Friendly Garden Club held a Covered Dish Supper recently at the home of Mrs. Estelle Sampson on McKoy Street. The food was plentiful and oh, so good. The menu con sisted of ham, chicken, vege tables. salads, pies, cakes, etc. Those present were: Mrs. Ro sie Cooper Mrs. Kenella Faison, Mrs. Josie Moore, Mrs. Daisy Caldwell, Mrs. Annie Weeks, Mrs. Acklie Kirby, Mrs. Annie B. Sampson, Mrs. Artetha Gra ham, Mrs. Julia Holms Mrs. Wixie Sampson, Mrs, AlUe Ma this. Mrs. L.H. Williams, Mrs. Reva Williams, and yours truly. A guest was Mrs. E.W. Stewart. Charles Johnson is back at home after spending a few days in Detroit, Michigan, Norfolk, Virginia, and Greensboro. Mrs. Pauline Solice is visit ing friends in Chicago, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hill accompanied their daughters, Sadie and Irene, back to Ro chester, New York for a visit, Mr. Euskin Ray and Mrs. Car rie Ray motored to Tar boro, September 5, to attend the dedicatoriai services of the United Manor Courts, a low in come housing development . sponsored by four black chur ches of that city. Dr, Archie Hargraves, president of Shaw University gave the dedicatory address. Greetings were given by United States Congressman L.H. Fountain and others. This was a dream of Dr. M.A. Ray. Mrs. Mildred Beaman, and children motored to Durham recently to visit Mr. Eugene Atkins, who is a patient at the Veteran's Hospital. CLINTON- Mr. EugneAdkins Is back at h’s home on S. Blvd. after spending three weeks at the Veterans Hospital in Dur ham, His many friends will be happy to know that he is re covering nicely. Mr. Marvin Faison of New York is visiting relatives and friends here in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Col man motored down from Hack ensack, New Jersey to pick up Mrs. Column's mother, Mrs. Feora Rayal, and her neice, Minnie Lee. They will spend a few weeks there, visiting re latives. Women’s Day will be observ ed at f irst Baptist Church on Sunday, Sept. 26, Mrs. Marion Jacobis Phillips of Charlotte will be the Woman’s Dav speak er. The public is invited to at tend. Mr s. Janet Spaulding was hostess to the Women’s Guild Club on Saturday evening, Sept. 18, Mrs. Josie Moore, presi dent, presided over the brief business session. Members present were Mrs. Willie S. Ezze.ll, Mrs. Lydia Gay, Mrs. Arletha Graham, Mrs, B, 7. Tatum, Mrs. Ja - nesa Felton, Mrs, N. H. Price, Mrs. Glady Pugh, Mrs. Rosfa Kenlaw, Mrs, Donia Ownes, TO APPEAR IN CLINTON CONCERT- Mrs. Lois Price Wortham will be presented in a concert at First Baptist Church Sunday, Sept. 26, Mrs. Wortham is the daughter of Mrs. Naomi Price and the late Rev. L. W. Price of Clinton, She was born in Winston-Salem, educat ed in the public schools of > Clinton. She attended North Carolina Central University la Durham, She sang for 4 years in the school choir and was the featured soloist. She was aiso student directress of the choir. Mrs. Wortham was the only student on the Ivceum corn - mitiee during her junior year. She is now teaching in Render iiio w«s ofLundy P. Wortham, !B» and ih© mo ther of one -eon, Alvaric Ha vana, Mrs. Cleo Alston, Mrs. Blanche Hill, Mrs, Charity Jacobs, Mrs. Freida Faison, Mrs. Josie Moore ar.d Mrs. Estelle Mitchell. Mr. John D. Palmer of South Blvd., died in the Veterans Hospital at Fayetteville Wed nesday, Sept. 13. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Palmer, Funeral services were conduct ed from the First Baptist Church on Sunday, Sept. 19, at 4 p.m. with Rev. J. L. White, Sr., officiating, assisted by Bishop McLaurin. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Katie B. Faison Palmer of the home; six children, Walt er Earl of North Carolina Cen tral University in Durham, Jer ry, Denise, Linda Joyce and Walter D. Jr., all of the home, and Miss Jo-Ann Brewington of New jersey. His parents, Yu . and Mrs. Fred Palmer of Clin ton; three sisters, Mrs. Es sie Mae Vann of Clinton; Mrs. Lovinia Hood, Mrs, Marie Gold in both of Washington, D. C. Four brothers, William L. of Kinston, Elmo of Michigan, Karcenia of Washington, D. C., and Fred of Michigan. A grand mother, Mrs. Louinia Bass oi Clinton; a mother and father in-law, Mr, and Mrs, Haywood Faison of Clinton, two aunts, Mrs. Rutledge of Chadbourn; and Mrs. Essie Skinner of Goldsboro; one uncle, Mr. He nry Palmer of Baltimore, Md. Holly Springs BY MRS. C. J. MERRITT HOLLY SPRINGS- The pre centennial services, which were held at the United Church of Christ from Monday Sept. 13th through 17th were successful, both financially arid spiritual ly. The banquet was held Sat. evening in the school gym. The speaker was Rev. P, R. Cou sin, pastor of St. Joseph aME Church, Durham. The menu consisted of barbecue, fried chicken, cole slaw, string beans, potato salad, hash pup pies, rolls, cake, pie, ice tea and punch. On Sunday morning, all local Sunday schools were opened services were held at the United Church of Christ, where the Centennial was being cele brated. Rev, J, H, Jones, the pastor delivered the morning message. His text was taken from St. Matt. 8:3-17. For a theme he used, "There is no man just like Jesus.’’Tire young adult choir rendered the mus ic, with Mrs. Betty Lawrence as accompanist. The afternoon services be gan at two with the pastor presiding. The former pas tor, Rev. J. W. Albright, was the speaker. Rev. Albright chose his text from St. Matt. 6:18. Theme, "The Church Os Yesterday and the Church of Today.” He called the youth the many changes that the church of today has made. The Poplar Springs United Church of Christ accompanied him. The only other living ex-pas tor of the church, Rev, W. M. Lake, was not present. The Young Adult choir sang during the lifting of the of fering. Gifts were presented to all ministers of the church. Also presented gifts were ex pastors and the two oldest liv-. ing members who are 100 or more years old. They are: Mrs. Mae Dora and Mrs. Ma randa Utley, The PTa held its first meet ing Monday night at 8 o’clock. Celebrating birthdays in this month are Mrs. Mary Moore, Mrs. Mary Lee Whitaker, Mrs. Wyatt Richardson. Mrs. Gladys Williams was in town from Baltimore for the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Beulah Cotton. The children of Mr. Nathan iel Cotton rushed to his bed side where he is hospitalized in Wallace, Monday night. Continue to remember our sich and shut-ins. At home are Mr, and Mrs. Matthew Cross, Mr. Franklin Perkins, Mrs. Alice Mitchell (in the hc.ne of Mrs. Novia Betts.) Hospitalized are Mrs. Margaret Cotton, Mrs. Nevia Betts, Mrs. Hazel Yancey, Mrs. Clara Lunsford, Mrs. Sarah Freder ick, and Mr. Aaron Utley. A THOUGHT: "We thank Thee, O Lord, because Thou art a Healer of both, soul and body.'* Franklinton BY MRS. CARRIE KEARNEY FRANKLOJTON- The daugh ters of the late Mrs. Alice Cannady sponsored a family reunion on a recent Sunday in the grove of Mrs. Catherine Joyner. Families represented includ ed the Keameys, Montagues, Boones, Brodies, Johnsons, Mangum, Tabrons, Wilders, Hayes, Keiths, Hills, Clemons and Sal mends. These people joined us with baskets and we also had per sons to share with us from out of state. Everyone enjoyed and had a wonderful time. Bishop W. A. Stewart of Washington, D. C, will preach at Allens Chapel AME Zion Church, Fr&nklinton on the 4ih Sunday, Sept. 36, at 11 a,m. At ss p.m. on the fourth Sun day afternoon, Rev. W. R. Me ls ea! and his choir from Green field Baptist Church, Creed moor will render services at; Allen's Chapel. Rev, E. L, Mepeka Is pastor and the public is cordially In vited. Airs, Velaria Davis of 203 E. College St., Franklinton, is spending the week in Wash ington, D. C. Happy birthdays to Mr, Hugh Person whose birthday was Sept, 17, Daryle Jeffrey, Sept. 21, Mr. Wilbert Jeffrey and Mr. Larry Moore, Sept. 26, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore will celebrate their loth wed ding anniversary on Sept. 23rd. On the 4th Sunday in Sep. at 3 p.m., the Clifton Sisters will sing at Kittrell College in The Reif gymnaisium and on the fourth Sunday night, the Clifton Sisters along with the Capital City Five of Raleigh, will sing at the Nashville School in Nash ville. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green, Mr. and Mrs. McDonald Mann and Mr, and Mrs. George Long, all of Franklinton, spent last weekend in Brookyln, N. Y. HA FES, JOYNER, BOONE AND KEARNEY FAMILIES HOLD REUNION FRAN KL INTON - -On Sunday, Sept. 3, the Hayes, Joyner, Boone and Kearney families and their friends held their family reunion at the home of Mrs. Catherine Joyner. Per sons representing each family were present from throughout the United States. Connecting families of Wil der, Montague, Tabroti, Clarke, Monroe, Yarborough, Brodie, Lynch and Perry were present. The families agreed to meet annually. After a short pro gram, with remarks made by the Reverend J. Enoch Kearney and prayer by the Rev. John P. Mangum, a picnic type lunch was served and enjoyed by all. Airs, Carey Cannady Kearney, daughter of the Lite Lucious and Alice Hayes Cannady was mistress of ceremonies and acted in the capacity of family head. - . f t--.—, * The bill of the toucan » larger than iU head HARRISON-QUINICHETT RE UNTON-Shown is the large assemblage of the Harrison-Quinichett relatives from six states as they gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Constance Rosser) Quinichett near Whitakers. A dinner of barbecue and chicken was served, along with brunswick stew. (J. B. Harren Photo). .J. .. . «• s’. .. W r fclft-# 1 ;! I; I «ia fi ll* ii . Hilliard and Sallie Phillips family gathered for their Annual Reunion at Bricks, N. C. with Mrs. PearlThillips Harrison in charge. Mrs. Sal lie Phillips Smith is the senior member of the family. (J.B.Harren Photo). fit Harrison And Phillips families Celebrate Reunions BY J. B. BARREN WHITAKERS, N, C.—Two well-known Nash County fami lies recently held reunions with relatives coming from distant areas to enjoy a fellowship with friends whom they had not seen for many years and par taking of native Edgecombe County barbecue and chicken dinners. The Harrison family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Constance Rosser Quinicheti near Red Hill Bap tist Church with the following members present: From the New York area - Alvin, Louise and Eric Cason; Benjamin and Pearl Phillips Harrison; Doro thy Harrison; George, Valerie, Michael, William, Jeffrey, Frank, Betty and Lloyd Harri son, Jr. Also Kenneth and Jeffrey Steele: Marjorie and Wiittam Burgess; Terrence Dixon, Gary, Leroy md Magnolia Evans; Susie Alston, Gladys Kelly, Pearl Hunter, Martha Barlo. Mary Payne, George Beecher Joe Cutchins, Jr.; Calvin, Lorrett, Jeffrey and Calvin Harrison, Jr., Joyce and Lisa Kellam; Theresa and Charles Smith; Maurice. Lynda and Keishu Trye. North Carolinians present in cluded: The Paul Quinichettes with Paul, Jr. and Patricia; Elmira, Charles, Wilma and Anthony Rosser; Pauline Pat terson, Annie Kelly, Alexander Whitehead; Robert, Lloyd and Inez Harrison; Rev. Edward King, Evis Cherrv, William Johnson, William and Henna Powell; Joseph and Sadie Cut chins; George and Anna Chap man: Bennie and Mary Powell; Brian and Gwendolyn Spann; Wilelmina, Paul, Paulette, Kel vin, Pamela and Otelia Kear ney; Johnnie Lewis, Naomi Har rison, Lemuel Htnter, Lucille Pitt, Queen Esther Parker; Percy and Mary Greene; Christine, Teresa and Ronald Greene; Veronica Coletha; Sel nia Gilchrist, Aiphonso ana Oli via Joyner; Mary Moor.- and Naomi Savage. Washington, D. c, was re presented by Isaac and Clav tee Rosser Taylor; Aaron wil liams, Costine and Vickie Waugh; Nathaniel arid Estelle Harrison; Charles Quinicheti«, Ciara Saxon, Delaware sent: Milton and Cheryl Robinson; Ne-.v J-;- hy Harriet \\ inured, Cl velar! and Jennifer Cerdas; Jam, s and -Margaret Jones, and child rer. Margaret, irmii md Jame s Jones, Jr. Two lamilies from r-mnsvi vania were Robert a.-! B- rtha- Cutchins and childnv - P< bln and Monique and Edgar ar.d Mary Robinson who brought l gar. Jr. and Benjamin i obim ; The children and relaiiv-. s i the late John R. Phillies fam ily gathered at Franklinton Cen ter, Bricks. >;. C.. for their reunion with Mrs. Salle Phi lips Smith, the senior • r of the Phillips cla-i, sen ing as dean, while Mrs. VioM l-VaiT Phillips Harrison, 225 Division Avenue, Brooklyn, X Y., club man of the group, presiding. Other fh:mediate relatr *.-.s included Chester, Peter, Th.-..:- deus; and sisters Mar, p.' - • ; _ die, Evelyn P. Novns and Flora B. Joyner. Others included; Martha Ann Dickens, Lossie Wright, R-».i --eriek Phillips, Magdalene P. Bullock, Ella P. Wooiou, James Phillips, Alexander Phillips. A total of flighty peop le attended the traditional bar becue and chicken dinner, In cluding grandchildren ami friends. Additionally, peter, Chest- r. and Roderick Phillips wen honored for their birthduvs which came respective! , on the Ist, 2nd and* 3th of'Sept. This family descend -1 from the late Hilliard and Salli. Phil lips. who were early patrons of the old Joseph K. Brick Normal and Industrial School, which later became Brick Junior College; now Franklin ton Center under control of the United Church of Christ. The George Jacksons oi 2; Second Avenue, Long Island, New York; and the Edward Demerys of New Rochelle, N. Y.. brought the largest fami ly groups. Youngsviile BY MRS. JOEL Li HARRIS YOUNGSVILLE- Serv ices for Union, grove Baptist Church: Sunday School is held each Sun day at 10 a.m. The supi. is Mr. George Cannady. The secre tary is Mrs. Dorothy Perry, Church is held each second and fourth Sundays. Ou second Sundays, the pastor is Rev. J. C. Sherrod and on fourth Sundays the pastor is Rev. F, B. Holt, The* secretary is Mrs. Lucille Bass, The clerk is Mrs. w. W. Morgan, presides at Ha. Mrs. Sara Conyers visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Haris fieid Sunday. Attending Rev. a. L. Mor gan’s funeral were, Mr. Hugh W iider. and Mrs. Mary P. Green of Washington, D. C. Miss Ernestine W ilder andMv. Plovd Debnam of N. Y. The;, also visit ed their mother, Mrs Mar* Wilder. United In marriage were Miss Shelia J. Floyd and Mr, William Lewis. The wedding took place at the home of Mrs. Catherine Jones ui Raleigh Sun day at 3 p.m. The usher Kurd of the Union Grove Church in Youngsville is sponsoring a selling the 4th Saturday ir Sept, at the old Christian College, 1 mile north of Franklinton from 12 to 6 p.m. Zebulon ?.,y MRS. OMEN'D A. MANGUM ZEBULON - Church School began at St, John Holy Church; on September ;9 with the super intendent, Brother Donnie Ro berts, ill charge. The secre tary, Sister Stella Horton, re corded the minutes. Sister A Hie Jones taught the lesson. There was one class. Every one m joy; d then selves as sis ter Jones stood before us ex plaining the word of God. Morning worship was con ducted b; om yastor. Dev, Jesse Jones. Music was rendered by the junior choir with Sister Patricia Ann Jones as pianist. Directing the choir was the vice president, Sister Dorothv Hol man. Tin opening song: "Sa vior More Thun Life to Me.” Prayer was by Rev. Jones. Scripture was taken from St. Matthew 24:1-18. We had a glorious testimonial period. The junior choir sang, "Up Above mv Head” for the spiri tual. Then Rev. Jones spoke from Acts 5;42, taking as his subject: "There is Good News Today." Wo do hope everyone enjoyed the message. Rev. Jones, the junior choir and some of the members went to Pleasant Grave Baptist Church in Wendell cm the third Sunday night. Rev. Jones gave another sermon. His subject was, "Paul being Usher in Da nascus.” His text was from Acts 26:16, We were glad to have visi tors from neighboring chur ches. ANNOUNCEMENTS Revival will begin at St. John on Monday night after the four rhe Sunday. Our Bible Church School will have its annual pro gram or. tin* first Sunday night hi October. Henderson BY’ L. Ei. RUSSELL. HENDERSON - Sunday was a great day for the people at Mt. Morion AME Zion Church. The services were very well attended and all who were pre sent witnessed an interesting and glorious message from the pastor, Rev. M.F. Booker. The junior choir members were in their places and rendered an ex cellent Service in song. The i rustee hoard, the steward board and .ill others officers were in their places with open hearts, open minds and open desire, which made them ready for the message, which came from the pastor. Rev. Booker selected his text from the sth chapter of St. Mat thew verse 14: "Ye are the Light of the World." The peo ple he said, "Are the lamps for the light.” "Christ is the source of light and is known through us. The lamps must be filled or we may not be connected to the source that gives us tight. Flickering light may cause danger or harm, therefore; every Christian must be solid and immovable. With oui lamps filled with the oil of Salvation and the Holy Spirit, we can shine without flickering and the world can see us as the children of the Most High," Rev, Booker is a dynamic min ister and is doing a good job in the Mt. Moriah community, with a!! of iris claims paid up and ready for his Annual Con ference. At the close of his message, a collection of finance amount ed to the sum of $766,02. No bad news in and around Hen derson has been reported to this writer and therefore everyone seems to be happy and at their bc«* •-.i.Kii,- ' ’ -»«■* ovitvvaa i? now in full operation for the new school year, with no bickering ana no interruption. Hats off THE CAROLINIAN RALEIGH, N. C.. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. • ■ to our school board. The mer chants, lawyers, doctors and the laboring classes are at the height of their joy because of the fantastic prices the tobacco markets ire paying the farmers. The markets here have reached an all-time high price with an average oi $77.45 for the first sales week. May all of us continue to look forward for a properous year which now re mains anti ask God for His richest benediction upon ns. feitonviile BY MARY MOSS Sunday school met at the usual hour at Felton Grove Church with Rev. W.M. Baker in charge. The subject of the lesson was God Reveals Himself, It was a most inspiring lesson. At 11 a.m. the pastor Rev. Ernest Thompson delivered the mes sage. His text was found in the book of the fourth gospel of St, Matthew 20-28, Hjs theme was, "Who's with You.” We really cot a great m-'ssage fr< m it. We enjoyed it to the high est-, as Go-a realh sp* >ke through him. You are always welcome to worship with us at Felton Grove. On Sunday night at 7;SO Sistor Lillian Osborne fro: Faith Ta bernacle in Apex ■-.!■* -Sister Estelle Co-i.trt an appreciative service at Felton Grove. On the program were the St. Maw Singers, Scotts Graves Singers’. Matthew Chapel Singers, and the Sinai Choir from r ion Chm-ei along with manv others, v, hat a program it was’ Our sick and stuu-in are Hi ci ther John L.v tVzart, Brother James Perm*!;, Lm ;*tri• •t*.r , i 5 Moss, and Broth; ; Johnnie Mos ley. Car prn cers go nut (ot them. Happv t irthda; to Miss Gloria Blackman, Miss C. McClain, and to all who celebrated birth days this past week. On Tuesday night this week there will he the annual meet ing of the I* rltouvl?!* 1 Or . i~ zatlon Corporation* Th“ r*-- suits of 'his i, o.'iiiig vui iv reported next week. U•> ire very happy to s,n the construc tion work m.m. which means water will s-w, bo in tin are... All girls vvh,. v.-h to n.m for Miss Feltonviil ur. to get in touch with *h< pres idem f the Love Club. Visitors included .M. . fp >. « Cozart from Durham, Mr. Char b s o,.un, .Wat I.e-- Faker from Chapel Hill. On the Sport a seem* things an* looking bright. Felfm.viiii: de f- atc-1 Chiijs ! Hill in i AD fcx.?- ball and soft Lai’ ..amts, Xf,- boys really ft el great. Gur special people this week are Mr. Dewey Blackm.m, Mr. James Petty, Air, .femes Per cell, Mr, Hear- Moore, Mr, Elbert Harris and Mr. Oscar Farrar. A THOUGHT - God in. mi lives makes a difference, COMPLETES BASIC TRAIN ING- Airman John W, Horton, Jr. sou of Mi, and Mrs. John W, Horton, Sr. Rie 3, Apex, has completed basic training at Lackland \FB, Texas. He has been assigned to Sheppard AFB, Texas, for training as a Corrosion Control specialist, Airman Horton is a graduate of North wood IJlgh School, Pit tabor o, Roseboro ROSEBORO- "I have teamed to depend on Jesus" is what the Rev. T. R. Singletary told the congregation at St, Thomas AM E Zion Church. Tim junior choir rendered the music a«f companied by Mis. Luvida Mc- Cain as organist. The Rev. C. E. Johnson read the morning scripture from Romans 5:25- 22, Rev. Singletary’s text was, "The Flesh and Spirit.” In his sermon, he said, we must learn to love the Lord and depend on Him. Mrs. Jackie Vann returned to Washington, P. C., after spend ing a week with her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Peacock. Her son and daughter, Stepanie and Stevie, remained w ith their grandparents. Mr. James C. Cheek has ro turaed to Stanford, Conn, after To AH Hometown I News Writers § Klndlv have your news and i phetographs at The UAH- | OJjINIA'N’B office no later | than 12 noon on Ttsesdays | of each week. Otherwise f they wiS! be updated and 1 published In the following i week’s newspaper. This is g necessary In order for The 1 CAROLINIAN to reach its 2 I deadline. Thank van 2 1 for your cooperation. fjwutfMmmMUi niwn*i Apex BY MBS Li'A HAY: ' APEX - Tlie Firs! Baptist Sunday School b. van a; 3:45 a.m, with the . .erintendent Mfs. Altierta Cob , ir. c' ..rge. The lesson was, "VX i! p.-veal-s Himself**, from *-• ■a of St, John hi-5 and '-! . The YOong A- u Choir was in charge of * r usic for the 11 a.m wor- ship services. Rev, J.F. Per kins, pastor, took his text from the i book of St. Luke | 16:19 - 24 ar.d * use,! as his sub ject, "What will I do with my Time j I Have Here?** Wo were’glad t< have Deacu. v .1.. Lockley in the morning sorvio s. He has oeen out sic-. Visitors arc- always welcome at First Baptist. Sunday at 4 ; m., Deacou El mo Thorp-’ piv-.iche ; Ms trial sermon with Ret . J.E. Perkins, pastor, presiiii::; . 7; y y e’opl Choir wa.- me!;,;.. o fthe music s wit h V.rs ) .•• i. t .*. ton, Jr., as pum-y Tstate mom of purpose v;,: m.-do by h f.. Parkins, a. 4 i- f, I’.o ipG Mr. f.or-v F.Arrar, “V. n with Me Lord ’ } , • n Thorpe's text ,k. from the book of Ft. Joh" 3; i-in, and to heron.,, a Cm. i.-n it wa.s very ffexxi i’cwvi ■’ r tim/irVt \ i»otI /**’’ .* ? . . y .. t;r S.;U:,r . ■, Tb’> * > rv. r-- - - i m confert'ucf’ with Kev tv,s fa«-a pro ’s the husband J Mrs, Bessie i ee L'oueias Trit-ri-. -mi thr ris. Rt r.)i-:.itii p • i th*> family WiiS II). » io ;1 ; - n Liams. Ma\ G ; : ;ar.i Mr. Ttorpe speech. *irs. l/Uuk’ mo.l -j.t< u_>or dial Mr. Ali’rcu ill oi MashiiUTOii, D.C. iuiVv rt'tM’aed home after a wt e visit with Mrs. Jackson's mother, Mrs. \t i. ‘ -1 tiJG tjj, I ».1 i f J lUi JVi.TJ i Mi S S \ f iMATYoi \(di: i;:I: 3 vo, s pit-a i i: . a., ■ d ..... , V*- gy . - ■ . • A surprise birthday part; was Caudle, Frida 1 , nui. .. ptembor Caudle ar.d h-rother, Ir. Forman Hunter, at the homo of her bro ther. Mrs, Caudle celebrated he« Hnhtiay i n SeptemiH-i 19, ANNOI’NCHMFNTS Sunday, Septernhc: 26, at 6 p.m. The Gosp-1 chorn.s <:i ' irst Baptist, Ap< x, v.ill celuhn. ’its 12th Atmiversafi. Many otrt st.mdfny gritUfts wil I j: ar. The public is invited to attend. The Christian Horn, t .tod Church of Christ, and the Apex- Junior Missionaries ar- iviiig Mrs. Churlotie Hernduu and: Mrs. Nuni'e l.pdiurci; a:, ipi.ro ciatiori service Saturday, Sep- ■ ti'rr-r 2-j, at 7:30 p,n‘, Mr, Leroy Farrar will b-MC. Many churches anti cL irs u in vited. Rh ase plan H. attend, A THOUGHT I 'These SIX things CliTh the Lord hate; You, .sown am an abonihi.Uioi; unto him, a proud look, a lying tongue, ut:d hand* that site**i innocent Mood, hearts • that dovise-th wicked ima-G f.iiutii fuel that b; swift in running t mischief, a false witness that spoaketh Ik- , ami ; He that soweth disc":-.! hh tmg br thren.” Proverbs 6:16-13 spending so-’m tla< her; with.’ his parents, Mv. u-'.d Mi a, Clif ford CheeK, Make me to hi ar j ; and fcfadmjss; that tlv- i-one.* which thou tsast broken ;..,v rejoice Tjh Have a . r % Happy home /jj si Every man’s first concern is ro provide for tnt every day needs of ins family. 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