GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY
First Methodist
4th & Roanoke Aye.
Rosemary Methodist
10th ic Jackson St.
Presbyterian
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First Baptist
4th ft Roanoke Am
Rosemary Baptist
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Catholic
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Christian
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Eniscopal
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Pentacostal
Holiness
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Calvary Home
Coming Last
Sunday Profitable
The Home Coming last Sunday
at Calvary Methodist church was a
very profitable and joyful occa
sion.
At the morning hour Rev. Wil
liam Towe of Rocky Mount, who
was pastor of Calvary some 20
years ago when the church was a
part of the Aurelian Springs
charge, was present and preached
to the delight and edification of
the congregation. The pastor then
administered the Sacrament of the
Lord’s Supper to a large number
of communicants.
Dinner on the ground was then
in order and needless to say, was
enjoyed by all present.
The afternoon service was en
riched by the choir of the Chris
tian church of Roanoke Rapids
which presented three beautiful
special numbers. The sermon of
the afternoon was preached by Dr.
T. M. Johnson of Littleton, former
president of the N. C. Methodist
Protestant Conference. It was a
very helpful and inspiring mes
sage. Calvary was nearly out on
its finances Sunday and doubtless
will be by the time this is printed.
—W. T. Phipps, P. C.
Christmas Program
"Our Christmas Offering in
Kingdom Building” was the mis
sion topic given at the regular mis
sionary meeting Tuesday night.
Mrs. P. E. Allsbrook, the president,
opened the regular program with a
poem, “Christmas Is Coming”, fol
lowed by a talk on “The Con
tents of an Envelope”. Mrs. T. M.
Jenkins discussed “Circling the
Globe with Prayer”. Mrs. P. A
Cook gave an interesting story,
“Trailing A Christmas Envelope”.
The pastor. Rev. J. L. Willis, gave
an inspiring talk at the conclusion
of the program. Twenty members
and four visitors were present.
Junior Circle Meets
A Junior Circle of the Mary
Pierce Johnson Missionary Society
of the Weldon Methodist church
was organized Monday evening by
Mrs. S. B. Pierce, at her home on
Washington avenue. The following
officers were elected: Leader, Mrs.
Jeff Lassiter; assistant leader,
Miss Selma Whitehead; recording
secretary, Miss Virginia Boseman;
treasurer, Miss Mary Wyche; pi
anist, Miss Hazel Neville; social
relationship committee, Miss Mar
tha Hawkins, chairman, Misses
Lillie Mae Carter, Lucille Smith,
Ruth Hardison and Louise Carter;
program committee, Miss Janet
Rawlings, chairman, Misses Doris
Spruill and Christine Alston. There
were twelve members present. The
circle will hold its next meeting
Monday, December 7, with Mrs. S.
B. Pieroe.
Littleton Meth.
flHblds Last Serv's
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Next Sunday will be the last
preaching Sunday of the confer
ence year at the Littleton Metho
dist church. The pastor will con
Ijtapt services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30
fgSgL A full attendance is urged
mm those who have not mdt their
rnnanclal obligations are urged to
do so Sunday that the churth may
have a full report to send up to
the annual conference at New
Bern.—W. T. Phipps, P. C.
Use New Organ |
For First Time
The new organ which has been
installed in the Weldon Methodist
church was used Sunday morning
for the first time. Special music
was rendered by Mr. Eugene M.
Binder of Jacksonville, Florida, or
ganist; “A Dream of Paradise” by
Mrs. J. F. Robinson and choir; so
lo, "Come Jesus, Redeemer”, by
Dr. M. A. Garriss; trio, “Though
Your Sins Be As Scarlet" by Miss
Lucille Parker, L. G. Draper and
Dr. M. A. Garriss.
The organ is a Moler and has
more than 1,000 pipes. Messrs. Eu
gene M. Binder and W. B. Patat
of Roanoke, Va. have been install
ing it for the past three weeks.
The organ cost between $4,500 and
$4,600. A dedication service will
be held at a later date.
Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Starke were
visitors in Lawrenceville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Shell and Bill
spent Saturday in Chapel Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Liske
spent the week-end in Littleton.
Mrs. Margaret Pappendick re
turned to Elizabeth City Sunday.
Hawkins Chapel
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! Sunday morning at 11 o’clock
Mr. Billy Norwood of Roanoke
Rapids will speak pt Hawkins
Chapel. We cordially invite you
all to come.
Dr. Johnson held his last ap
pointment the 4th Sunday night at
Hawkins Chapel, and left the 2nd
to attend the annual conference.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sunday services, 11 a.m.
Wednesday services, 8 p.m.
Ret. Jing Room open every Tues
day and Friday from 3 to 5. The
public is cordially invited to attend
our services and visit our Reading
Room.
Subject Sunday: "Adam and
Fallen Man.”
923 Roanoke Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Gate and
daughters, Marian, Catherine, Pat
sy, Donnia and son, Raymond have
returned to their home in Canan
diaqua, N .Y., after spending last
week with Mr. and Mrs. W. V.
Woodroof.
Miss Fannie Greenberg spent
Sunday in Wilson.
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125 Tenth St. Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
Misses Ruth and Viola Glover
and Hazel Cobb spent the week
end in Hertford and Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. J. M. Grizzard has returned
from a visit of several days to Mr.
and Mrs. Cooper Grizzard in Wash
ington, D. C.
Claude and Joe Lipscomb of
Durham spent Monday with their
father, J. R. Lipscomb.
Birth Announcement
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Isles of Thelma, a daughter, Mary
Ann, October 28, 1936.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Pappendick
and daughter, Patsy, of Elizabeth
City, visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Pappendick Sunday.
COFFEE
Bokor lb. 22'>c
Red Circle lb. 17V2C
8 O'Clock 3 lbs. 45c
KETCHUP rjr 12'/2C
TOMATOES ,ONA 3 °“ 19c
CORN ,ONA 3 29c
HI Alfl Pi Heinz Cucumber; 24-ox. MP
PICKLE 21c
NBC R1TZ pkg. 22c
PILLSBURY FLOUR
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LETTUCE 2 Heads 15c
POT ROAST branded-lb. 19c
BOLOGNA lb. 12^c
BACON rindless-sliced-lb. 33c
SPARE RIBS lb. 20c
FRANKS lb. 21c
All Kinds of Salt Fish
FRESH FISH and OYSTERS
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