Community Church Notices
Louisburg Methodist '
Week of September 29
Sunday: 1
9:45 a.m. Church School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
Hour, "Religion and Emotion"
5:30 p.m. Junior and Senior
M.Y.F.
Monday
7:30 p.m. Boy Scouts of
America
Tuesday
7:30 p.m. Quarterly Con
ference for all Methodists In
Franklin County In Church Fel
lowship Hall.
Wednesday:
3:30 p.m. Junior Choir Prac
tice
7:30 p.m. Senior Choir Prac
tice
7:30 p.m. Sub-District Meet
ing of the Curriculum Change
Committee for Church School
Workers
Thursday:
9:00 a.m. Morning Prayer
Group
Wood Baptist
Sunday, September 29
10:00 Sunday School, B. R.
Gupton, Supt.
The fifth Sunday no church
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Tuesday, October 1
7:30 youth choir practice
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St. Paul's Episcopal
Week of September 29
St. Michael's ti All Angels
1U:00 a.m. Church School
11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer
and Sermon
Wednesday:
10:00 a.m. Holy Communion
Red Bud Baptist
Sunday, September 29:
10:00 a.m. Sunday School,
C. E. Nelms, Supedntendent
Thursday: C*
7:00 p.ip. Prayer Meeting
Mt. Zion Baptist
Week of September 29
Sunday:
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
7:00 p.m. B.T.U.
8:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs.W.A.
Mitch! ner of Oxford will
be special guests.
Ebenezer
Week of September 29
Sunday:
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Worship Service
6:30 p.m. M.Y.F.
Thursday:
7:45 p.m. prayer Service
Piney Grove
Week of September 29
Sunday:
10:00 a.m. Worship Service
11:00 a.m. Sunday School
7:30 p.m. M.Y.F.
Wednesday:
8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting and
Choir practice
Lcuisbur? Baptist
Week of September 29
I Sunday: ,
' 9:45 a.m. Church School,
G. M. West, Superintendent
11:00 a.m. The Church at Wor
shlp-Dr. James H. Blackmor j
will preach.
V:15 The Church at Worship
Wednesday:
7:00 p.m. The Church at Wor
ship
':45 p.m. The Choir Re
hearses
St. Delight
Week of September 29th
Sunday:
10:00 a.m. 'Sunday School,
Bruce Leonard, Supt.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
"Going to Hell Easy"
\ . 00 p.m. Choir -Practice
7:00 p.m. Evening Worship
"The Chains of Sins"
Wednesday:
' 7:30 p.m. The Hour of Power
you are Invited to worship
with u*.
Centerville Baptist
Sunday September 29
10:00 Sunday School, B. M.
Griffin, Supt.
Wednesday, October 2
7:30 Prayer Service
8:00 Choir Practice.
Bethlehem Baptist
Sunday, October 6
Homecoming with dinner on
the grounds after regular morn
ing service. Rev. J. L. Atkins,
former pastor, speaker.
October 7-11
7:45 p.m., Revival, Rev. Paul
Couch, speaker.
Coronation Service Held
For Wood GA's
"The Royal Diadem" was the
theme of the Wood Baptist
Church Annual Girls' Auxiliary
Coronation which. was heldgun
day night.
The GA Is a Youth organi
sation of the Woman's Mission
ary Union. Girls, from nine to
fifteen, study the Bible program
Southern Baptist Con
t?mon hi this country and the
different countries at the world
In which there are Baptist Mis
sionaries.
The scripture was read by
Mrs. LaVerne Gupton and
prayer by Mrs. Ben Gupton.
The Pastor, Rev. Robert R,
Boone, gave a talk on the GA's
counselors, directors and pa
rents, about the missionary en
terprise and the Christian's
World Responsibility.
The following girls were re
cognized In the CoronatlonSer
vlce: Maidens, Debbie Gupton,
Ava Sue Burnette, Mary Jo Den
ton, Margaret Jones, Judith
Gupton, and Patricia Hapilet;
Princess, Kathy Gupton,
Queens, Tony Gupton, and Paula
Raye Gupten.
The members of the GA Re
viewing Council are Mrs. Ro
bert R, Boone, Jr., Mrs. Ray
Lewis; Mrs. Joe Denton; and
Mrs. Pauline Taylor; The GA
counselors are Miss Dell
Pearce and Mrs. Pauline Tay
lor.
Immediately following the co
ronation service a reception
was held In the church dining
roorrf sponsored by the Wo
man's Missionary Union. The
refreshment table was deco
rated with GA colors of green
white and yellow. The white
cloth was cehtered with an ar
rangement of flowers, and white
candles in a candelabra were
used for lighting the room.
-Punch and cake were served
by the Queens. (DP) ""
Ebenezer
Homecoming
The Ebenezer Methodist
Church will have Its Home'*
coming Sunday, Spetember 29,.
with the pastor doing the
preaching. Lunch will be on
the church grounds Immediately
following the morning services.
The public Is cordially Invited
to attend.
County SM Mews
September 30 -October 4
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LOUERURG HIGH SCHOOL
Monday? Macaroni and
cheese casserole, turnip
greens, carrot strips, apple
sauce, .Tiufflns, 1/2 pint milk.
Tuesday? Hamburgers with
gravy, steamed rice, string
beans, mandarin oranges,
bread and 1/2 pint milk.
Wednesday? Vegetable beef
soup, saltlnes, pimento cheese
sandwich, fruit jello, cookies,
and !/2 pint milk.
Thursday? Corned beef hash,
steamed cabbage, pickled beets,
candled yams, bread, 1/2 pint
milk.
Friday? Fish sticks, cole
slaw, English peas, Iced
gingerbread, bread, 1/2 pint
milk.
EDWARD BEST ELEMENTARY
Monday? Vegetable beef soup,
cheese In cookie sandwich. Ice
cream, crackers, toast.
Tuesday? pork , and gravy,
creamed potatoes, green beans,
carrot stick, banana pudding,
bread, and milk.
Wednesday? Ham salad on
lettuce, navy beans, tomatoes,
chocolate cake, grapes, biscuit
and milk.
Thursday? Swiss steak, turn
ip greens, mashed potatoes, ap
ple ring, bread and milk.
Friday ? Cheese meat loaf,
candled yams, Jello fruit salad,
biscuit, cracker and milk.
YOUNGSVILLE SCHOOL
Monday? Barbecued pork,
candled yams, turnip greens,
bread, 1/2 pint milk, apple
pie.
Tuesday- -Ham burgers, but
tered corn, creamed potatoes,
fruit cup, hot roll and butter,
1/2 pint milk.
Wednesday? Wieners and chi
ll, cabbage slaw, blackeyed
peas, cherry pie, hot roll, 1/2
pint milk.
Thursday? Stew beef with po
tatoes, green peas, beets, sliced
peaches, hot roll and butter, 1/2
pint milk.
Friday? Beef vegetable soup,
pimento cheese sandwich,
chocolate cake, crackers, 1/2
pint milk.
Exactly The Same
Hunter? Henry do you still
act toward your wife the same
as you did before you were mar
ried? .?!:
Heftry ? ' just the' same, I
remember when I first fell In
love with her, I would lean over
the fence In front of her house
and gaze at her shadow on the
curtain afraid to go In. And I
act exactly the same way now.
Health And Beauty
Self-confidence could be de
scribed as the basis of good
health and beauty. This Is re
cognized by doctors every
where. A happy, healthy mind,
with a normal outlook on life,
Is essential.
Millions of dollars are being
spent on research and treat
ment in this field each year.
A happy home life, starting
from the time a baby Is born,
is the most important single
contributing factor.
Some personalities require
more understanding and love
than others. If you find you have
an oversensitive child, and feel
that this quality is making him
unhappy, consult a child psy
chologist. This will save the
parent and child years ofworry
and unhapplness.
The symptoms of over-sensl
tlveness are often-tlmes hard
for a layman to detect. One
couple with an over sensitive son
were told that the boy was men
tally retarded and would remain
so. Because they are unwilling
to accept the situation, they went
to expense and trouble to take
the child to one of the outstand
ing child psychologists In the
country.
This psychologist after ex
tensive examinations, told the
couple that the boy had mir
ror vision which made It im
possible for him to learn as
the other children In his class
did. Also, probably because
of this condition, he had a ter
rific case of over- sensi
tiveness.
They were told to give the
child treatment for his mirror
vision and to lavish love and
attention on him.
Today the boy is on his way
to becoming a healthy, normal
and confident person.
Laws are passed to be en
forced, but some people seem
to have forgotten that theory?
especially as It applies to them.
OUR STORE WILL BE
CLOSED
ah ^ ATIIDRIAV
Day 9 I U Kir MK W
FOR RELIGIOUS HOLIDAY
PLEASE SHOP EARLY.
GOLD SAND
Monday? Bar-B-Que Pork,
col* Slav, buttered potatoes,
peaches, 1/2 pt. milk and corn
bread.
Tuesday? Welnners and chill,
navy beans, tomatoes In cup,
rice pudding, 1/2 pint milk and
rolls.
Wednesday? Vienna, string
beans, creamed potatoes, cher
ry pie, 1/2 pint milk and bread.
Thursday? Sou^ peanut but
ter crackers, pimento cheese
sandwich, cookies, 1/2 pint milk
and saltlne.
Friday? Tuna salad, English
peas, buttered carrots, sweet
potato pudding, 1/2 pint milk
and bread.
Too Polite
A welfare worker, upon hear
ing a poor woman's story that
her husband had deserted her
five year* before, looked with
amazement at the brood of In
fant children, and asked, "Who
Is their father?"
"My husband, of course," she
answered.
"Then he hasn't really left
you?"
"Oh, yes; he's deserted me,
all right. But you see be comes
back now and then to apologize."
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Mt. Zion To Show Slides
Sunday, September 29, at 8
o'clock p.m. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Mltchlner of Oxford, N. C.,wUl
be at Mt. Zlon Baptist Chwch
to speak on and show slides of
their recent trip to a foreign
country.
During the past ten years the
Mltchlner' s have traveled In
every continent In the world ex
cept Australia.
Local talent will be used to
Not Use
"Madam, you look wonderful
this morning."
, "Very flattering, I assure you,
but my daughter Is already mar
ried."
No Mistake
Mrs. Peck? 1 trust, Henry,
you are coming tonight promp
tly at 9 o'clock.
display the costumes of the dif
ferent countries. We Invite the
public to attend. (liEW)
See bur complete
selection of
cards, tallies and
decorations for
Hallowe'en
and Thanksgiving.
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REMOVAL OF MONUMENTS & MARKERS
IN STOCK
Due to addition to building and changing of machinery.
Must move over 400 monuments and markers within sixty days.
To clear space we are reducing prices considerably on these
everlasting memorials. It will pay you to drive many miles in
saving of cost to make a selection from our display yard and
in plant.
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