1^ Wake Forest Social & Local
Mrs. Liza Satterwhite will en
tertain her family with a dinner
on Christmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Shearon
' Jr. and family will be visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shear
on Sr. during the holidays.
Among those expected by Mrs.
C. Y. Holden Sr. for the holidays
are Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Church
and baby of Charlotte, Mrs. Gor
don Fyfe of Fullerton, Calif., and
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rochester and
family of Winston-Salem.
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Hol
den and sons will have them along
with Mr. and Mrs. C. Y. Holden,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Holden,
Mrs. Ola Jackson and Miss Mar
garet Ann Jackson for dinner.
Billy Mangum, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Mangum, is home for
Christmas from Wake Forest Col
lege.
Garland Hendricks Jr. is home
from Wake Forest College for the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. James Tull visited with
two of her sisters and their fami
lies in Arkansas last week while
Dr. Tull attended a meeting in
Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. Durward Matheny
of Alexandria, Va. and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles East and son of
Silver Springs, Md. will spend
Christmas with their families here.
Mrs. Marguerite Mangum, Kay
and Jim, Mr Horace Perry of
Wake Forest, Mr. and Mrs. Ver
non Perry of Millbrook and Mrs.
Mabel Bailey of Raleigh attended
the wedding of their neice, Sandra
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'H the world is happy...it’s
Christmas Day, the bells are
ringing those special Christmas
wishes of joy and happiness
to all. We are taking this
perfect opportunity to express
deep appreciation to you, our
valued friends and customers.
Wake Forest, N. C.
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sincerely
hope this
Christmas over
flows with all the
good things, mak
ing it very special
for our good friends.
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• We wm Be aosed
Sat. and Mon., Dec. 25 & 27
P5ay the true
meaning of Christmas be
with you always,
bringing j'oy, light
and love into
your heart and home. And
may all your hopes
be brighter because
of the Christ
Child's coming.
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MRS. LOVELACE TO
The Wake Forest Woman’s Club
will meet in the Community Hou,se
at 8:00 on Jan. 6. Due to con
flict, Dr. Marc Lovelace will be
unable to speak on “The Near-
East Crossroads of Three Conti
nents.” However, Mrs. Lovelace,
who last year accompanied him
to the Near East where he was one
of three supervisors during exca
vations in Jordan, will speak on
the assigned subject.
Perry to Ronnie Carter in . Rocky
Mount last week. Miss Perry is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O.
Alton Perry of Rocky Mount.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Harold
Washington, Mrs. John .Apinas,
Miss Mabel West, Mrs. John Hol
den and Mrs. Kent Barbee.
Frank Shearon
Reunion Sunday
The annual Franklin Shearon
family reunion will be held Sun
day, Dec. 26 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Shearon.
Air members of the family are
invited to attend and bring a pic
nic basket. Lunch will be at 1:00
p. m. i
NEUSE BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
By Mrs. Velma Chambers
And she brought forth her first
born son, and wrapped him in
swaddling clothes, and laid him
in a manger; because there was
no room for them in the inn. Luke
2:7. ;
Sunday, Dec. 19th men’s prayer
band met at 7 o’clock with 23
present. Mr. Glenn Kearney was
speaker. Sunday School began at
10 o’clock with 207 present. There
were many visitors fbr the 11
o’clock service. Rev. Carey
brought a Christmas message,
“What is Christmas?” Luke 2:11.
Sunday night the Christmas pag
eant, “What Can I Give Him?”
was presented. After the pageant
we had a Baptismal service for
12 candidates: Mr. and Mrs. Per
ry Grissom, Mr. and Mrs. Benny
Alford, Susan Pierce, Kent Creech,
Lois Blackley, Linda King, Tommy
Batts, Mr. Albert Perry and Mr.
John Ludwick.
Saturday night, Dec. 18th the
church held its adult Christmas
party at Camp Durant with 100
present. A delicious turkey din
ner prepared by Mr. George DU-
lenger, Mrs. Annie Willie Young
and Jack Green was served. After
supper Mr. Boyce Lawerence,
made a short talk and presented
gifts to Mr. Dillenger, Mrs. Young
and Jack Green. He then recog
nized Mrs. Sue Wadford as teach
er of the year and her Dept. Su-
nerintendent, Mrs. Venica Hill.
Our pastor. Rev. H. W. Carey was
presented a love gift from the
members of the church. The gift
was $1,500.00 for a trip to the
Holy Land which he will be mak
ing with Rev. Art Wilson next
spring. Mr. Hugh Upchurch was
in charge of the games. A won
derful time of fun and fellowship
was enioved by all.
Last Thursday night, Dec. IGth
the adult class No. II had theln
Christmas party at tjie home'pf
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Holiday in
Raleigh. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Creech, Mr. and Mrs.
Percy King, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
W. Wester, Rev. and Mrs. H. W.
Carev. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mar
tin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cattlett,
Mrs. Reha Richardson, Mr. Olus
Poole. Mrs. Oma Wadford, Mr.
T>qiil Goodwin. Mrs. Ina Holden,
Mrs. Lessie Marcom sand Mrs.
Pauline Adams. The Devotion was
'?iven hv Mrs. Velma Chambers.
Games were played, and refresh
ments were served. A wonderful
May yonr Ilean
be filled with aU
tb« wimdrotis
|ey tbat fiist
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time of fun and fellowship was
enjoyed by everyone present.
Mr. James Wilkes who is in
Wake Memorial Hospital with a
heart attack is not doing so well.
Please pray for him.
Mrs. Albert Perry’s son, Phillip
Woods who was in Duke Hospital is
home again and doing very well.
Mr. G. W. Wester is sick again.
We missed him at church Sunday.
Mr. Edward Dean, son-in-law
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ragan, got
a cut on his head last week that
took eight stitches. He’s doing fine
now.
Icy Sidewalk®
Are Hazardous
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• An icy sidewalk bordering your
hou.se or place of business is a haz
ard to passersby
It pays to keep it slip-proof and
it requires little attention to do
so, accoroding to the American
Insurance ■ Association . Simply
spread a mixture of sand, salt or
ashes when ice forms this winter
and be guaranteed of safe walks.
In this way you will be spared
personal pain from falls and the
monetary pain that may result
from a lawsuit filed against you
by an injured party.
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Mrs. Lucy Allen is sick again.
It’s our hope and prayer she will
soon feel better.
Mr. Ralph Council is home from
VA Hospital. We are praying he
will soon be strong enough to
come hack to church.
Our sympathy goes out to Mr.
Jimmy Grem, whose mother was
murdered in Rock Hill, S. C. last
week.
Last Wednesday night, Dec. 15th
after prayer meeting our family
gathered at our home to celebrate
our son, J. R.’s birthday. Special
guests were: Rev. and Mrs. H. W.
Carey and children, Harold Jr.
and Pam, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Hill
and sons, Kay and Clay, Mrs.
James Wilkes. Chicken salad
sandwiches, cake, mints, dry sal
ad, punch and coffee were served.
It was a wonderful time of fun and
fellowship.
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FRIDAY, Dec.
Tom Tryon & Harve Presnell
The Glory Guys
(TECHNICOLOR)
SATURDAY, Dec. 25
Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis
Pardners
— ALSO —
Living It Up
SUN. . TUBS., Dec. 26 - 28
Frankie Avalon & Vincent Price
Dr. Goldfoot and
The Bikini Machine
WED. - SAT., Dec. 29 - Jan. 1
Marshall Thompson - Betsy Drake
Clarence, The
Cross-Eyed Lion
(TECHNICOLOR)
CHR.ISTM.S.S
of good cheer ,.. Christmas
is herel Have a happy holiday.
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iKs’ve come a-caroling *o bring
y^ow all the joy, happiness and gladness of heart
that goes with Christmas. To our song of good cheer, wo add
a special note of thanhs for your kind patronage
throughout the year. We are deeply appreciative.
May our warm friendship continue for many more years.
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