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PAGE TWELVE Goldsboro This Week BV HENRY (' Ml'll MKI I, GOLDSBORO World History class taught by L H. Newberry .'{ Dillard High School, paid spcri.it tribuU to the men and women who made the supreme sacrifice at Pearl Harbor. Decnrnbei 7. 1941 Boy Secut Troop 110 placed a wreath on the grave of Pvt. Jan:*-* Arrington, former student at tdi lard, ouried in Real Haven Ceme tery, who died In the service ox hi. country. Miss Ann Clark st.-rvi d ar chairman of the Pearl Harbor D.r. Crtftunitt.ee, Miss Mary Estelle Heath, a 1966 gradaute of Barnes Bust ness College, has aecepted a position in ti>e Greene County Farm Agent's Office. Jesse Sherard. 625 Orchard St died at Wayne Memorial lie . .!.u Thursday night after drinking ammonia at his home earlier in t'v day. Sherard who was employed at Wayne Memorial Hospital wa.> rushed to the hospital by the i cue ur-d he passed out. i:- death was ruled a.- weld* ;.f:D. He was discovered by he- side; •• v ; ■ went to the borne at !:o p I■> investigate « C"r -• -it kr.. ’kuu t the- floor. Mrs. Kh< nu 1 was at woi k. Funeral services were h< Id Sim dav from First African BapliM Church •with tae pastor, liw. ivl. W. Morgan officiating The Hamit j ton Funeral Ho trie e Goldsboro ‘ was in i-harge of hie arrangcmcnTi j ■Surviving are ins wiie Mrs Bea* • trice oherard; one dstubu-i Nettie , Robert Sherard. of nlr h. in- hr- ■ ■parents, Mr. and Mrs. MaUlu-v , Shciaid, ■ ‘ Ooidsbo: 'W 1 broil <V, Stephen Sherard. of *4. ’ ics ! " ■ ■ three sisters. Mrs Beat nor Slov ens, Mrs. Berne.: B . ■ o n- Mr- Susie Bryant, all <f ' 1 ■'' Burial was in Elmwood C u-ry Plans for the Empty .Stocking , Fund Christmas Pan: : n ' nounced last week ny Mrs. Ci-rate- Reid, chairman of the party. ; The partv will bo hi d Friday. ; December 21. a! 11:00 A. M. at but ; End School. Invitations have ivu. ■ sent to 288 needy child; on _bv to ; Business and Professional '■'< ‘ ' League which u- spon.-omif. party. Mrs. Ida K. Canady r pto-.- dent of the group The Allas Pljwof.d Corn oiu ploytMS of over 160 people ■' at least 100 are N-yuu:- aim ed .i six-month lay- ' v ’ while the coffijsany convii.- more diversified prodneti n jour years ago fh< > tiiity '■Lu a sisit'i piant of Atlas. ■■ I d, n and igoved to Texas, pu ni - M;? “ f 200 N. gro workers in the streets : Idled workers will h< T'le v- i fall berk on their Une plov re Compensbation payment*. 1h > j will rccive checks r-aeh week tov j up to 26 weeks or until they ear. find work. Thu unempCvruu; payments amount t.> approxim-u"- j ly half a person's reynuu earruig. ■ Dr. E B. Vipwy. bemimirth • «'*- j second year as l>«rt»> "' St. dames A M. F* :,,n has organized two n. w l -‘ t V-'-- ■- j meats at the church. New organizations formed ere j the Pastor'S Cabinet and me Reli- • pious Educational Board. The pus- i tor's cabinet is composed of the heads of all the boards and auxi- ! liaries of the church Members r.l j the cabinet are as follows. W A > Fostei, chairman of he tms'ee j hoard, Wm. Cole, chairman of the . Slews, d board, Mrs Berth-. !".n- ; net, piesideml of the Woman t j Home and Foreign Missionary ■ cicty: Mrs Dora Cariwvay. pr • dent of the Crusaders Club: .1 1-. Jones', president of the Usher Board; Mrs Cherie Artis' Chair man of the Religious Education oßard; Mrs. V. F Sutton. Secretary of the Senior Vs; Mrs. Lula Bar field. Stewardess board Number one, Mrs. Mamie Isler, Stewardc.-s Board number two; Mrs. M. L. Li sev, Director of the Buds of t - mire; Mrs. Mable Morgan Supply \ Captain; Mrs. Luvenia Payton, j chairman of the Deaconess Board; and Mrs Lizzie Howell, Life me,a- , her Council. This group will meet with the j pastor once every month to discuss their problems end those of the church. The other new department is the Religious Educational Board Mrs. Cherie Artis, Superintendent of the Sunday School is chairman. i - 1 ! t jrj'vHi Silerru ! (+hTistmas ■ t *" ana a 1 1 /1 -f7Cf{X| (w Service Drug Company RUSSELL ST FAYETTEVILLE, N C I The h :ig:ou- Education111, 1 will lit divided into Uni. pa ■ the ad.ill young people and ci.il* (iron , diviniur lii-vrlr ;,f ibr.> various depart | rne.il:; '.\il! ho as fullou s; Adult, I Miss V.-inv, Fostei ur.d :,k> Chuuk .Vi. Banu-s; Yorag People. Mis Arabia Bunn and Mrs Laura J. Fn.b.’.. Children, Mr-, Ti.oiiua Branch tnd Mrs. Luo Williams, i In U'u weekly Mv inbly progi r.m . at i.niiaid High School, Prof £». V. \ Brovvn ynnuimoeii tlie ruuuas of ! the rlassus maintaining the be:, 1 j atteiulihKc average during H■■ J third month, to the eighth yrade 1 the winn. r was the- 8-8 class. Mrs. I V Sutton, adviser, received the j bantu r for having the best at*...n- I once. The 12-1 class, Mrs. i) It ! Jones adviser, received it in j high school. The honor roil fm the thud j month was also announced. Mem ! her:; aiv: Eighth grade, Floyd Hill. | Adieu Moses, Merlene Best, Min j nie Ford. Rochelle Parks, Albert Smith Sandra Best, Cora A. Hr cans. Christine House, Marie Pou.n very Faye Robinson, B«Uy bin.';. Shirley Wilkins, E'nulir.e Peacuc* Doris Vinson, Flossie Watson, Ear! Glenn John Kirk. Shelia Barnes. I v.-ra Hi e,swell and Cheryl Lewis Njntii grade. Eddie Bell, Thomas ! Gill, Edna WSHiams, Bertie Ja j cob:-. Linda Powell, Margaret Ad- Doris Lane, Dorothy Woodard, j i Keith;. WiJJifi Parks Came T.n.'.v- ; i son. iOlb grade, Donald Blue. El j ,-ua Proven. Ralph WiiHams, Mar-- ! let Stole. Mamie Isler. Hattie Lew- j ■i S Cimadalc Simmons. Hatiie Sim- J j mans. Lula Hargrove and Err.es- j I tine li*erriweather. Eleventh, giadi. Ray Gavin Kins- ■ j sir Smith Pauline 'Langston. Char.! ! Key . Robert Best, Estelia Coley ; ! Edna Faison. Mildred Isler, Annie | ; I.yni. 'Beatrice Newsome and : | Frank Whitfield: 12lh grade. Von-! | e-Ua Buckoram. Rachel Whitiry. I ) Joyce Simmons. Leslie Davis. He; - ! i bert Uzzeli, David Newsome and i i Melon lloln.cs Four members of Cub Stout j Park 101 r-'fed their Web'\ >• I Awards, highest award in (Vn i . vouUng est s Wayne D:,vision,, I Court of Honor held in conjunr- j lion with a meeting of the E -t j ; End Parent -Teacher? Association i ! last week at Fast End School, Ks ..riving the We helps Awards! : were; Frederick Peacock, Jr., son ; !of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pea- \ i cor-k: Jr.nv > Vinson son of Mr ! ! and Mis. Thomas Vinson: Ror.C ' 1 j E. Wiisr-n, son of Mr. and Mrs ! Oeotge Wilson and George Me-1 I Daniel. Jt . son of Mr. and Mr.-, i j Georg.- McDaniel. Wolf badges were presented to; j i Norris Thomas. Gerald McDaniel. ; ! Clarence McCarter, Douglas Law- j i son. hi.-hard Ward. Janies Mcßride, j I Framt Richardson, Jeffrey Mar-- ! j uni, i rf.denck Peacock. -Tame- Yin- j i son, Earl Swann and Donald Wea- j I thers. j R. wiving Bear badc.t?. were-: | | Jesse Hobbs, Henry Stevens. Jr., i ■ William Solomon. William Austin, j i Robert Best. Thomas Flanigan, i j Benjamin Flowers. Johnnie Lane, I j Kreuciick Peacock, Marvin Shcard. j j Jr., Kobcri Musgraves, Charier- i - Shaw and Mon tel Siler , laon badges were present- d t« v i ! Geoi :<■ E. McDaniel, Jr-, Kin:.or. | | Leg,;. U, Junious Sleaiy. Donnell | I Thom'.:- Car) Brown, Odell Best, j ' Frlwaid Merriweather, Robert Mel- ’ tun. Frederick Peacock. James Vin.van and Ronald E Wilson. Advancement awards were pm- j sented to the following membeisj of Boy Scout Troop 106: First C3a-y. ; Wiiii- Kinsey, James Barnes. Eu gene Barnes, Robert Artis, Samuel Parks and Kenneth King; second class, James Bryant, Harold Ivloses, Arthur Solomon and Harold Daw son. Receiving merit badges were: Ar j tis. Kinsey, Moses. James Barnes : | Eugene Barnes, Par'is. Solomon, i | Bryant and King. ! Investment per worker in ag- ‘ | riculture has tripled during the j last 15 years, says economists with ( the US. Department, of Agricul- j ture. Certified seed supplies of sype-r- ! for forage crop varieties are larger j this year than ever before, accord- j ing to agronomists in the U. S Da- j partment of Agriculture. l£jj ; : 'W ED FLEISHMAN BROS. 107 HAY ST FAYETTEVILLE, N. C j jw WiHlMii-s • ' Frink School Notes ; i. n.ri) A* im.H.Mr.vr NIGH I j I A GRANGE - Many Frink sto dirU:: u-f-i-f .eon a! the 4-H Club | achr. vemvnt pmgratv. at Sampsor. 1 i School Kinston, on Decemboi K,, al ft MI) P. iVJ. Evelyn Shav.-. retiring president ; "* inc -i-H County Cc-uncil, prt-sid j 1(1 . Th,i:ii.,s f May. Sftve the wefcoir.c i address Mr. Flanagan, principal of .: K ! •'iiiiuih -School, gave the main i address. OfiVvi's installed from Frink ' 'VPf ' haul King. Lucy C. Graham, j Irving I. Joyner and Hazel Marie i Sugg;'- Assi.stlhg in the in.-tallatioß j scrvici were Evelyn Shaw. Sam ! uei it-ink and ThOtpas Mayo. -u, \ciai Frink students received -I'.v.i 1 us Evelyn Shaw received the < '- Dairy Award; Clarence Best. Jr., was Coin Champion and i'(ci 'i d a $25.00 Savings Bond arri the County' Cup. Cash awards of $5.50 were given ! to Mable Greco Best Herman I. : Best. Doris Mae Best Marsh; ‘ Vaughn Suggs and Jar K, Bert iV-i" Ribbon wintm; for ih pouHry chain. A flu the program a social hour was hold in the Sampson cafeteria for a;! 4-H club members I IIIMv BOY ELECTED OFFICER The Janicrison group of Voca tional Agriculture teachers hcid i its regular meeting Thursday. De . ctkibcr IS. at Fort Barnwell. F.ach ; ; s-ehtiol in the Federation sent it? j j N'. F. A. officers. F.ach boy attend | ed a leadership school held by Mr. \V. T. Johnson. State Executive ; Secretary of the N. F. A and elect ied a slate of officers to serve th> I Jameriscin Federation. Chart, ; Joyner. George Wooten. ; j .Tame:; Ham. Hubert King and j i Thor.su,-' Woolen represented the • Frir.k Chaplt; George Wooten ■ was electr.d reporter for the Fed : ei-aticm. ! The chapter is now making pre- j {•>.,: stir,ns to send Herbert Bust. Ji . to A&T College in Greensboro to j ! aIL J-i u three - day leadership ! school for all state officers. Best is j i the Muß' reporter. THE FRINK BA VI) P,ATOMS I CLUB The Frink Band Patrons Club . Kponsm rd a Turkey Raffle and . : I Social at the Elk's Horae on Do- j !ca mber 15, at TOO. 11 M. The Land Patrons Club will hold j its regular meeting in the School j ! C.-iff-ie, in on January 1A at “' 50 j ! p. M. All interseted adults are in- j vitvd to attend the meeting. Al'H I T CLASS The IT ink High School Adult J ! class- presented its first Fashion i Siir w in the School Auditorium on | ; 0,-c; i- 14 at 800 P. M. Dresses j I r .,from cotton, corduroy, rayon j ! acetate and velveteen were sash- j I ioned. N I A. CLUB The Frink High Chapter of the :: F. A held its regular meeting 1 D, rainie r 7. 1936. at 11:45 A.M. At I ties meeting the initiation core ■ | ninny for tin 39 members was held. The Chapter now boast a mem l bershfj, of‘over 50 members. flic Dramatic Club journey ed ti'i Dillard High School Goldsboro. \ C. on December IT. for the purpose of partici pating In the Children’s The tare, sponsored by the Little i 'theatre Group of Goldsboro. A ; one act I'omedj-drama entitled [ ■T he Day After Forever” was pirsented. Members of the cast were Jennie Wooten, TJva V\ iI - Rams, Laura White. Bessie L. Cobbs and Jay Doe I-zzell, Other schools participating in the Children's Theatre were Greenlcaf School, School Street School, and Central High School. The Chil dren Theatre was a great, success The Dramatic Club has chosen i the feature play for the year of i !9.i6-:>/. It is a Comedy-Drama en ' titled "Dora Dean." which is to be ; given in the early spring. The Commercial Club of Frink will present its Pre-Christmas : Ball, Thursday niehi. December 20 jat a.OO F. M. in the School Cr.Ce ! toria The public is invited. Warner I Looks’ Em Over ; NORTHWEST JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL NEWS j CHARLOTTE Dr. John Otts. | Assistant Superintendent of the | Charlotte City Schools appeared as j guest speaker at the Northwest : Junior High School Parent Tea ! chers Association meeting Tues j day. Dec. 11, at 7:30 P.M. in the school cafeteria, Dr. Ot.ts explaine4 to an appre ciative, enthusiastic and large au dieni t the advantages of the pro- J posed Bond Issue and its impor tance to the Charlotte City Schools, j Citizen., will vote on January 5 on j two main issues; for a .$5,000,000 bond issue for school construction ! ami lor ihe county to assume the i vesp..(liability of presenting out* | standing bonds which would make j it pojMble tor the citizens to vota j at a later date for additional bonds { as the needs arise in the schools, j He outlined tentative location l : of 1 some schools which may be pro- j vided from revenue received by I the pa.,sage of the proposed issue. ! l>. Otts was presented to the j Parent-1 Association by | Mr. C. L> Hippy, program chan - j man. The audience was greatly im pressed with the presentation by j Dr. Otts as well •-.& hie dynamic j personality. Music for the program was fur- j nishftl by the school band, und..r i the direction of Donald Mathew:,, I Mrs, Laura Malone is president ; of the association; Mr. C. E . More- • land ir. principal of tha school, mr CAROLINIAN Voice Os Greensboro V. ANTHONY HORNE, JR. GREENSBORO • Bells bo.L i Christmas bells and "Wedniug j bells" are dominant issues around | Gretnsooro this season. To sav uw : lease, rnyacpTrn-nt >-inc -),,r: i with diamonds, are gracing Lie third finger (left hand' of many lovely young iadits. It appears torsi GreenMioro rninisL i--; are going tv h>'- ijUiU- busy in June of 1957 V. • have !> arrsc-d howeviT that svny j of the events will lake place us xt i Octobei. November ami Dcccnibe.' Mr. Tall'ord Jaruicc, r.-ally sur prised his better-haif on Tuesb iy evening- with a stirprise anniver sary par ty. Tii- t-i lcbration was given at tlie horny of Mrs. Alice ; Benton on IR.nic-l Stivel. On--..’ ! on hand for th>. affair were: .IVi: | Geiauitiie Dawson. Mr. and Mrs KliSWc-i th Smith. Sr. Mr arid M s C. O Williamson, Miss Louise A:-, on, Mr. Artis Boddie, Miss Marian Benton, Miss Dorothy June Han- I stem and Mr. Vernon A. Horn-.:. ! Jr. The gifts were LOVELY. Miss Martha Ann Avery, ft - ■ young and charming daughter of i Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Avery of 4.-9 • N Duuir-y Street, iias returned io the city for holiday festivities. Miss Avcty arrived by plane on W.-.J nt.-Uay from Hampton Institute where she is an boner student of the junior class. Mr. Melvin Swann, I Jr. was her guest traveler. i! was nice chatting with Mrs, W. I. Morris at the Christ mas I arty given by the Burl j ington Elite Club last Friday night, Deccmticr 11 The social rosier was well represented. The Catholic Interracial Club of i Greensboro held if first. If-56 j meeting on Sunday, December 10. j at the "home of Mi:-. Gladys Wood j on North Dudl y Street. The meet- ; | ing was ebsireef by Rev. Father i j Donovan, fc-sistant pastor of Our ; Lady of the Miraculous Model j Chuich. The first meeting drew a : large number of rcprcsentaliv--'?. j It was so nice of Mr. and Mrs. j Rodney Miller of the Dolly Madi j son Apartments ’on North Elm St. ; to show such gracious hospitality j j to yours truly at a recent dinner | i engagement-. Mrs. Rodney Miller. J | Sr# was also on hand for the feast, | The Mixed Chorus of the Lin j coin Junior High School was su ! pe-rb in its presentation of the ! Christmas Story ' on Wednesday i evening December 12. at 8:0** p.m j Mary was portrayed by f,eslye Loe j aiid Joseph was John Cauley Oth j ess m the !. ere: Cecil Ram- i Mir, Johnny Marable, Alston | Swans and Lee Roy Taylor, Allred j Wre-nn, James Oliver and Earl | UndMW Tn.-,Filiation services at Bethel A. ]M. K Church will be held Sun ! day, January 13. at 3:00 P.M. with j Dr. J. T. Hairston, pastor of the | Shiloh Baptist Church, delivering j the sermon. i We believe that Mrs. Eula John- j j son Whitley of St. Obermeyer -Si. i has attended more Christmas par-1 tits than anyone else. A note of interest in this section j deals primarily with the Piedmont j Credit Union. This Union, through j its Christmas club, supervised by j ,1. w. Sapp, plod to its members • over $4,900.00 on December Ist. Tin" Good Samaritan Club, in Rs recent meeting at the. home of Mrs. lola Jeffers, 1127 E. Washington Street, was op ened as usual with the presi dent, Mrs Myrtle Thomas, pre siding. The club members made | final plans for its annual Christmas party which is to be held at Gethesemane Church on Gorrell Street, Sunday, De | comber 23, at two o’clock pm. The wedding of Miss Marlene McKee to Mr James Feaster wilt take place on Saturday, December 22. at the United Institutional Bap tist Church. Rev. Mr. C, W. Ander son will read the vows. Miss Mc- Kee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William McKee of Greens boro Mr. James Feas’er is the sun of Mr. and Mrs. Boisey Feaster o,' Greensboro. The bride-elect is a graduate of Morse Dobbs College and the groom is at present at tending A&T College. K seems that the whole town is awaiting the- arrival of Miss Ruth Brown. Around this young lady Carolinians and Virginians will have a gala time dancing. The al fair will take place at the Guii foul Tobacco'Warehouse in Greens boro, Saturday night December 22. Miss Brown will be accompanied by Earl Swaynn and bis orchestra Tim committee- on decoration at j the L. Richardson Hospital demon i strabo excellent planning as the ; result* of its labors are reflected j in the lawn of tire hospital, The j Christmas dr-roraj ion is in good i toste. Daily. Christmas carols grt ~ fa: fa a faf° m 4 Highland Coal & Builders Supply 0 OMPANY 203 Cumberland Street Telephones 2-3832 • 2-7240 FA YETTEVILLE, N. C. ! underway on Moday, Dec. 17th, a* j 12.00 noon. The Lincoln J unset ! High School Glee Club sang and idtiiwicd speeches on Thai day. 1 .. w i ■* • . -ilit: k, it c t iuL V»- *.*;•> v.laVU.i liiv. ui | ruction ol ; Mrs. J. Cirt Gill of Ross ; AvvmU' . • The V D Binfmd School twr ! tatniy had a very nice Christmas i party. The group had a weH-pluu - ! ned. pt',.'.i no. Compleie and joyous ! entertoiiunent was the result. The ; principal of the school. Mrs Ih-ol ! iun Foi ter, was gtacinus and wcl : coming. ! Seen In town for the Chn.-tro-c-- j ho* id ays was Mi. Edward Merlin, i Mr. Marlin, a Dudley High School j !(•-; an -te, is now »> student at tl" i Lnivi-r -.-I Conn. ! Mrs. ■■ r > ; . T ,t of Ciinior, ! Hill is mal-.ui.: pl.ms to .-in-md the AKA Boule in Atlanta du- ,0.. the Chrislo.es holiday.-. Mrs Ih-w-t a member of the- staff at A&T Cn,- lege. The Annual Christmas l undlr light Worship at Bethel A. M. E 'Church wili be held on Monday. | ‘ December 24, at LOO P.M. Mi. | will be rendered hy the three I choirs of Bctiud -the Senior, C is- ; P<*!. rtfid Youth Choirs, Grecnrboro is buzzing with p-- : - j Christmas parties. Guest® .ire ar ! riving from all sections of the rn- | I i|bn smd friends are being united I ! -after many years. \V<> are gi.d t . ' ; know that preparation is b< ing j made for tlie attending of religious I service;* throughout the city drain. | | the holiday season Bethel \TIE Chiindi on Re gan htreet has pleased the com j inuaity with its playing of la miiar Christinas e:sr<»ls. Ciii /ens have beautified the <;ti w ith larietl Christmas decora j tions. He are saddened by’the :t --uti -e of Mr Samuel Henry Ta • I turn ffrs. Mattie B Patterson. Rev. Robert i. Ilerbin, Mr, Gertrude Holdman and Mrs. f.et Anna Hopkins Ann-died to the I. Richard: an i : horn. to I jvei't.tly nvi ; - M-. | niond B;own of Jllli McGee Sti e-rt i Miss Vivian Clark, 614 Martin Si.! Mrs. Fi ancis Carr. 902 Bonbow R.i ; and M.s Annie Gilmer. 131 Korin ! Obmanoyrr Street. Tiie office pel. oiine-l of D* i,. y : Building at A&T Oolley.e r,-. : - sponsored a "Secret Si.-ter" affair : . in celebration of Christmas. Ci''..- were exchanged daily. The whole ! affair was clima\td by a Chrrst- j mas party on Thursday. Dreem. 20. m Ben bow tliili. They had f-ui | • '-Vie "Secret Sisters" were at : Identified. Some of the guests a! - i tending were Mr®. Beyn'ee 1 ward;-. Miss Virginia Durham, M -a I Eslril Harper. Mrs. Lucille />,<• . , ! Mrs. Arm W. McKinney, and ivi ; j Ruh.vo T. Davis. | N. E. Hargett, Jr will spend i \ Iha Christmas holidays J a ft; 4', - i | totsbttrg and Miami. Florid:* and i j yours ti lily is headed for a family I ; reunion in the "Windy City | Best wishes are in order for A&T j Coliege campus policeman r.a,- j He Recently cited man:;;! vows Ky ir.e time THE CASOLIkIAu' i hK:-: the newsstands Agyirite lia.n <’. Doggett of the Old Reids ville Rd. and son of Mr and M! John Doggeit will have smd his vows v- ith Miss Bf’roicft Alston of BaleiOT. have a GOOD CHRISTM VS AED KEEP NEW YEAR'S RESO- S LuT IONS'. Pittsboro Mates BT GUYTAXXA HORTON TiTTSBORO ~~ The first quar terly conference of Mitchell Ch;i;..t ’ Church was held Friday and Sun day, December 14-16. Elder Brown delivered the Sunday sermon as elevt.ii o’clock A. M. The annual Christmas Vesper program was hold at Chatham High School, Sunday-, December 1C Rev. si. 1,. Speaks, pastor of St. Mark A. M. E Zion Church. Dur ham, was guest speaker. Music was rendered by the C. C. T. S. Choir. Tins program aws sponsored bv the Chatham County Teachers As sociation. The Jolly Erkcrs Club of Horton presented a Christmas program on Thursday, December 13. The pro gram consisted of carols anu Christmas poems. This week's program win bo [ rendered by be Gill Reserve Club. The Cbtaham County Schools closed Friday. December 21 avid reopen Monday December 31 for the Christmas holidays. Have A Merry Christmas. Sec ymi next week. - x • , . ... ... ...... XT' !A3 ON HIGH SEAS Members ©1 the cre .v of the f<SS tocctlor. radar picket ship stationed 300 taites est San FraneY.uo. are shovm recording their portion oi the CBS Radio "Christmas Sing With Bing." hoard nationally on Christmas Eve. The Locator choir, comprising residents oi 15 states, sung the old French ca.ol, “The First NoeL" (T&wsnress Photo). News Os Clinton m MRS. V. M. lit TU'K , SW AN Cf.t H KNTKRTAI.SS CLINTON—Tht me mix rs of *!>• I Swan Club were hio-ffs-cs at ;h- i ! i Annual Christum* party on P. ; I wetuuft. P.< ' I-;, at ; Ann :k. tn Legion Club on Sot-lli j j Blvi.i. amidst so r : light, s .vet-', music and r, capacity crowd. Cl-i> i ;•! •:• prt sent •••••i'- • ; Mr. end Mrs. James Bra Morn, Mr j and Vies. J a oc* fee Co 11, J; . I■' ! and Mrs. iVrey Memv, Mi 1 oh* j Mrs. John Shipp. Mr. ar.d M"■ ; Svive.-tv,* AVr:• 4 < , Mr. and Mrs ; John Tate, Mr and Mrs. -* ! I Matins. Mr. and Mrs Waine fUy.d.J j Mr. and Mrs. Cary Spelter. »».’ j land Mrs. Bat Alston. Mr. atirt Me; • S Echva.'d Gray, Mr. and Mrs. 13. H- | | Tallord. Miss Guraldim Trw, d j | son, Mr and Mrs. CC do Brown, j | Mr and Mrs. Coley iC'wMrk, ah ; land Mrs. .fiminie C.;,u-r. > ■>' ■ j Mrs. Ernestine Parker. t 4» «•;'* i * Mrs’ Jrsse FennoU. Mr- < ■■-■ ■■ ■ j Mrs. Ida Btaohwfll. ;y : ; j Brewineton. Mr. .Tames t„ h'-'w'" ■ ; | Mr. and Mi's. JeWf- Bayes. j Bari ” Biaoeoe j < Chaupoile. Mr. and Mrs May.moo . j H. Alston and yours truly. | rt'.e Swans Club's Verner v, [held Sunday afternoon at on we. ;at the MethodK-.t Chon-h. The ...-a;' ! speaker was the Reverend O. I. i Beam H fHßisrittAS r M.r tvr PRESS; vm» A Cdvir-tmas pa rort. "A V 1C ■ j | mas Version," written and dreoi-j jed by Mr. D, A. Dupree. .= x-- i sentod at the Li;-bon shcef-t Ba' -e-i : Church. December in ar r-ne, j• ,yr j Music was rendered by the Sa».p I son Tiaar iny School Choir, "ft- . I the umevtion of i oy. accompanied by Mrs. Li: Washington. Characters IriejudrJim. Kdn Smith; Sarah. Mar.rar' i, B. •’ h <o , [ inson, the boy; i ' the ang'-i; Oiler. By-. ••*•. Jr., mm isfrr: Soloist. Fulton Frvar; ru< ' soloi.J., Miss Trone Hill, student m St. Augustine's College, The pageant will fn pecs;, the P;rst Baptist Chin-h B ■ i her 'l\ 1956 at H.OO P. M. A COB- BE N NICTT VOWS SPOKE V The marriage of Miss Pegi-’.v Attn Jacobs and Cpl. Pay Beni!, ;; was soiemnixed D< ccmbor 16, at 4.30 P. M. at Cb.spt i ;>O4 of ih j 82nd Airijurao Divisioo, Fo 1 1 j Bra X. C. The bride is the daughter of v and Mrs. Frank Jaeohs of C Union and the bridegroom is the son el Mr. and Mrs. flay Bennett, Sr., oi Newton Grove, N. C. Citaplan McNalh-y performed the double ring ceremony L'r.ptrd music was presented by Mrs. Em.a brlh Butler, organist, and ’Mr. Ful ton Fryar, soloist. Mr. P'ryoi sang * Through The Tears." 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