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CHURCH NEWS AND RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY The Churches On This Page Invite You To Go To Church Sundays ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■ Almost 100 Young Folks Attend County Meeting The Halifax County Young Peo ples Union met Tuesday night in the Scotland Neck Methodist Church. The meeting was opened with a song and the roll was called. Minutes were read by the secre tary, Christine Alston, followed by the business session. Miss Frances Johnson had charge of the devo tionals assisted by Rev. D. U. Fouts. The program consisted of a vocal solo by Miss Martha Speight of Roanoke Rapids, a talk on “With Schusitzer In The African Forest” by Harvey Woodruff of Roanoke Rapids. A play on Africa was pre sented by the Enfield Union. Those taking part were Carlton Stallings, acting as the doctor in the African Forest; Walter Garnett taking the part of a native and Almeta Vick acting as nurse. The play was very interesting and the characters were well prepared. After the program the Scotland Neck Union served tea and cakes to the Union. Games were directed by Janet Rawlings. There were a bout 90 present. It was decided that all the meetings will be held in Halifax in the future, as it is near the center of the district. j 1st Baptist YWA Meeting Monday Y.W.A.’s of First Baptist Church met with Mrs. Marion Hudson in South Rosemary Monday night, Feb. 15th. Devotions were led by Miss Catherine Hines. Plans were made for a mission study class to be held the 1st of March, taught by Miss Ruth White. Plans were also made for the Week of Prayer program. Missionary topic for the month was “True Patriotism and Chris tian Citizenship” discussed by Mrs. T. G. Howard, Misses Dorothy Rice and Hilda Hines. After the program the hostess served refreshments. Members present were: Misses Evelyn Baird, Blanche Mooring, Dorothy Rice, Hilda, Frances and Catherine Hines, Juanita Under wood, Lelia Webb, Alice Kidd and Mrs. T. G. Howard. Christian Science Society 930 Roanoke Ave. Sunday service, 11 a.m. Wednesday evening testimony meetings, 8 p.m. Reading Room open every Tues day and Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. You are cordially invited to at tend our service and visit our read ing room. Subject Sunday: “Christ Jesus.” Please note change of location— next door to Singer Sewing Ma chine Building. Mrs. Clyde Martin, Clerk. CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my thanks and appreciation to my friends, doctors and nurses for the kindness shown and the flowers sent me while in the hospital. Jimmie Taylor. Visit In Durham Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Boone, Miss Mary Boone and Mary Lou Starke spent Monday in Durham. Mrs. Pinnell Vick of Ocean View, Va. spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gray. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Taylor and son of Danville, Va. spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tay lor. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pritchett spent Thursday and Friday in Greswell. Christian Church Hermit Traylor, Pastor Southern Strollers The Southern Strollers, stars of radio and stage, will be at the High School auditorium Saturday night, February 27th at seven o’clock, with black face comedy acts, good music, and an excellent show. Ad mission 15 & 25c. Please come and laugh and enjoy one of the best shows you have ever seen. You may rest assured of a real treat in entertainment. This show is sponsored by the Young Men’s Class of the Sunday School. You will be rendering a double service by atending—to yourself and the Church. The proceeds will be ap plied on the class’ pledge on the church debt. We shall look for you. Remember, 7 o’clock. Sunday Services Sermon subjects for Sunday are: 11 a.m., “What Is Right and What Is Wrong?”; and 7:30, “Supersti _COMING UP!_ YOU don’t have to give this girl a big hand. She is Frieda Schmidt, the champion {roth-carrier in New York City’s German section, York ville, and she can carry seven “steinie” bottles in one hand and seven steins in the other. The “steinies” are the new light-weight, space-saving beer bottles now being widely used. SUPER SUPS tZZ? 25c SUPER SUPS Bc“r 25c OCTAGON SOAP 5 T 23c Octagon Powder 3 Pk9s- 14c Octagon Toilet 3 cakes 14c tion vs Religion.” You are urged to hear these sermons. Please be at both services. Sunday School promptly at 9:45, with classes for all. Christian En deavor, both Junior and Senior, at 6:30. These young people’s organi zations are worth your while in ev ery way. Shall we expect you Sunday? Nearing Goal We are making every effort to close our pre-Easter financial cam paign Sunday. We lack only about 50.00 reaching our goal. This a mount should be in by Sunday night. Let us all get under the load and lift our part. Co-opera tion is one of the first principles of Christianity. Men’s Club Early The Men’s Club will meet for a few minutes at 6 o’clock Saturday night. We will go in a body from the church to the high school. All men should be here for this brief meeting, as we want to make some important decisions regarding the future. Rally Month March will be known as “Rally Month” in the Sunday School. Easter Sunday will be RALLY DAY. Let us begin now to make Calvary Church Sunday School Sunday morning at ten o’clock. Epworth League after Sunday School. We hope to have a large attendance. Mrs. E. D. Harbour spent Sat urday of last week in Wilson with relatives. these times one of great joy and happiness in the church. ROMANCE OF THE WOMAN SPY WHO MARRIED THE AMBASSADOR AND HOW RUSSIA’S DREADED SECRET POLICE BROUGHT HER LOVE STORY TO A TRAGIC END. A feature article in The American Weekly with next Sunday’s WASHINGTON HER ALD._ Red Circle COFFEE 2 lbs. 39c 4-lbs. Fancy PRUNES SUNNYFIELDP‘“ 15c RAJAH SYRUP qt.bot. 25c RITZ CRACKERS lb. 22c TOMATO JUICE 10c PINK SALMON lb. can 10c BARTLETT PEARS 15c SPARKLED™ 5pkgs 25c| BUTTER Sunnyfield-lb. 41c TOMATOES 2 NO Cn' 15c Grapefruit Juice 10c PEANUT BUTTER“4 17c £ ^ lip “TALL BOY” VEGETABLE « * D V/ W ■ OR TOMATO; Per Can- I UC PANLOAF ~ 12-ounces 5c ROLLSper dozen 5c String Beans 2lbs- 25c POTATOES IZZZHibs. 19c FRESH SPINACH lb. 5c GRAPEFRUIT 3 large 10c PICNICSSmaU’ Hock,ess' lb. 19c CTCAlf Round, T-Bone 3 1 CMIVor Sirloin-lb._ADC PORK HAMS fresh-lb. 23c STEW BEEF lb. 10c BACON rindless, sliced-lb. 33c Smithfield Sausage lb. 29c I Fresh Dressed Fish and Oysters |
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