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At DKG Meet
Teachers Urged To Stay Human
The economic changing pat
terns in our culture were pre
sented by Mrs. W. S. Hicks, jr.,
of Norlina, to XI Chapter of
Delta Kappa Gamma at a lunch
eon meeting held Saturday at
the Henderson Motel, Hender
son, N. C. t
Describing Ihe push button age
In which we are living, Mrs.
Hicks, a fifth grade teacher at
Norlina, pointed out the ease of
living in this era of automation,
the. errors made by the robots,
the use of teaching machines;
and drawing a vivid picture of
the life of the Great Teacher,
she urged the members of the
teaching profession to remem
ber that the greatest advan
tage of a human teacher is the
ability to understand and to
love Others.
Mrs. Francis Ricks, of Lit*
tleton, president, presided at
the luncheon. Following the
blessing given by Miss Eliza
beth Johnson, of Louisburg,
Mrs. Ricks welcomed the mem
bers.
Mrs. Alice Marie peedln, of
Henderson, the XI Chapter
Louisburg College Scholarship
recipient, was introduced by
Miss Elizabeth Johnson. Mrs.
Peddin, a Phi- Theta Kappa
pledge at Louisburg College, a
member of Alpha Pt Epsilon,
and president of the college Phi
Beta Lambda Chapter, thanked
the group for their scholarship
and told of her plans for the
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Reports (rem the various
committees were given during
the business session;
Mrs. Bennett A. Macon, of
Henderson, in the absence of
Mrs. Earle Murphy, of Louls
burg, conducted the white ele
phant sale which netted around
$66 for the Scholarship Fund.
The Franklin County members
were hostesses for the meeting.
Those attending from Franklin
County were: Loulsburg-Mrs.
H. T. Bartholomew, Mrs. John
Pernell, Miss Gertrude Win
ston, Miss Elizabeth Johnson;
Frankllnton: Miss Edith Jack
son, Miss Frances Wortham,
Mrs. J. O. Green; Youngsvllle
Mrs. J. T. Allen.
Mrs . Brady
Entertains
(Frk. B. W.) Mrs. J. E.
Brady entertained her Sunday
School Class at a party at her
home on Friday evening.
Nine games of bingo were,
played. As a birthday remem
brance, the class members pre
sented a gift to Mrs. Brady.
Assisted by Mrs. Carolyn
Meador and Mrs. Lemuel Mc
Ghee, the hostess served coco
nut cake topped with whipped
cream and cherries,, nuts and
coffee,
Franklinton
PTA To Meet
(Frk. B.W.) The Franklin
ton High School Parent-Teach
er's Association will meet on
Thursday evening, December
12, at 7;45 o'clock in the school
auditorium.
The High School Glee Club,
under the direction of Mrs.
Bruce Honeycutt, will present
a musical program. The pub
lic is invited to attend.
Jollv Old Saint Mck
And finally, what all the .chil
dren came to see, old Saint
Nicholas himself, on his sleigh
drawn by eight tiny reindeer, 0
brings up the rear of the pa
rade. -Times Photo. <
Garden Club
Makes Christmas Sleighs >
The December meeting of th?*
Louisburg Garden Club was held
Thursday afternoon in the Bap
tist Church auditorium,
Mrs. Mary Lumpkin, Mrs.
John Mills, Mrs. Fred Leonard
and Mrs. James Brown were co
hostesses. Light refreshments
were served the members as j
they arrived.
The meeting was called to or
der by Mrs. W. L. Lumpkin,
vice-president, in the absence
of the president. After the
Seven Paths Club Meets
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The November meeting of the
Seven Paths Home Demonstra
tion Club met last Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Avery Stal
llngs as hostess.
The demonstration for the
month was on "Better Groom
ing" and Mrs. Fuller gave an
Informative talk before showing
interesting color slides.
During the business session
it was decided to have a cov
ered dish Christmas 'supper
party on December 14 at the
home of Mrs.ColemanThomas.
Mrs. Stalllngs served de
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Franklinton ~
Home Owners
Contest
Franklinton home owners are
urged to participate in the home
decoration contest Which is be
ing sponsored by local mer
chants. December 19 is the
date decided upon for judging
all entrants with out-of-town
ers taking (fare of that end of
it.
Five cash prizes are being
awarded with $25.00 to the win
ner down with $20.00, $15.00,
$10.00 and $5.00 going to the
next four.
News From
Hollywood
Ernie Ford, well known TV
personality, has completed a
book entitled "This Is My Sto
ry?This Is My Song/' Ernie
says it is "not an auto-blo
graphy--I Just tried to recall
events, experiences and les
sOns which have most affected
my attitude and life today."
Connie Frances continues to /
record her songs in foreign I
languages. She is recording in \
seven languages all the songs
she will sing in "Looking For
Love."
oil call the committee chair
ten were asked for their re
orts. The program was in
targe of the Therapy Com
mittee. They provided a ta
le of Christmas Greens, small
rtifidal poinsett ias and mlnia
ire silver sleighs. All mem
ers were asked to fill the
leiuhs, and these will be used
t the Hospital at holiday time.
The members brought lovely
hristmas arrangements they
ad made at home. These were
i splayed on a table. The De
ember yard of the month Award
as won by Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
uggins. Two prizes will be
iven by The Garden Club, for
le two most attractively deco
ated Yuletide homes. They
ill be Judged December 22nd.
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Mrs. Brady
Honored
(Frk. B.W.) Members of the
lome Department of the Frank
Inton Woman's Club 'vvislted
rfis. J, E. Brady on Thursday,
?hich was Mrs. Brady's elghty
lecond birthday,
The group presented a basket
>f fruit as a birthday remem
>rance to Mrs. Brady, a form
ir member of the club and also
i past president.
The Extension Department of
he Franklinton Baptist Church
?resented "a Christmas center
>lece to Mrs. Brady as a birth
lay remembrance.
Perfection consists not In do
ng extraordinary things, but in
olng ordinary things extra
irdlnarlly well.
?Antolne Arnauld
THE FRANKLIN TIMES, LOUI8BVRO, N. C.
Tuesday, December 10, 1963
Mrs. Reddick
Entertains
Y.~ut?vttle-- Mrs. H. H. Red
dick entertained her bridge club
with a party at her home on
Thursday night, December 5.
Refreshments of pecan pie and
coffee were served to the fol
lowing members in attendance:
Mrs. H. R. Parrlsh, Mrs. B. H.
Patterson, Mrs. Turner Felton,
Mrs. R. F. Cheatham, Mrs.
Archie Brown, Mrs. Evelyn A.
Freeman, Mrs. L1. A. Woodlief,
and Mrs. W. H. Fleming. Ce
real party mix and Cokes were
served during play.
High score prize for the even
ing went to Mrs. H. R. Parrlsh,
and Mrs. B. H. Patterson
received second high.
Plans were made for the an
nual Christmas Party to be held
on December 21, with husbands
as guests.
Last Call
"There's a decided uniformity
'in the contents of my mill this
morning, Julia."
"How do you mean, dear?"
"About all my letters begin
with th? same word, 'Unless.'"
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