Engagement Announced
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NANCY C BLAYLOCK
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Blaylcrck of 90 Henry
Clay Dr.; Newport-News, Va,, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Nancy Cath
erine Blaylock, to Dalton Ronald Taylor of
Newport News, son of Mr* and Mrs. W. B...
Taylor of Ht. 2, Louisburg. A June 20 wed
ding is planned. <
Louisburg Baptist Circles Meet
The Fannie Heck Circle met
with Mrs. K. H. Hale at her
* home on Williamson Street
Monday afternoon.
The meeting was opened with
a prayer by Mrs. Aubrey Tom
linson. The secretary read the
minutes, called the roll and gave
the treasurer's report. Mrs
Tbmlinsoh urged everyone to
attend the meeting at the Board
ing Home on Friday night.
Mrs. Lee -Bell gave the call
rto prayer and Mrs. Grady
Harris was in charge of the
"fcrogra m. The progra m was the
last in the series on, 1 'Confront*
lng Moral-Issues." The AnniV
Armstrong offering Was taken
at this meeting.
Refreshments were served to
the seven members present fol
lowing the program. Mrs. J.
P. Tiinberlake, Jr. closed the
meeting with a prayer.
The Margaret Tom linson Cir
cle met. Monday night with Mrs.
Ralph Knott. There jvere twelve
members-present.
Mrs. Owen Debnain presided
over a short business session.
She reminded the member^. of
their duties for the month of*
April . They are to have the
? program at the\tfoarding Home,
the Brotherhood supper Yand
Nursery duties. \
Mrs. Robert Stanley was \n
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charge of the program "Assum
ing Personal Responsibilities".
The prografti was closed with
all the members repeating the
Lord's Prayer.
Mrs. Knott served delicious
refreshments- to attending'
members.
,The Florence Wells Circles
met with Mrs. V. E. Duncan
on East. Nash Street, Monday
night with eight members pre
sent. Mrs C. M.'Vaughn, chair
man presided over the meet
ing. Notes of thanks were read
to the circle from various
people whom the* circle had
remembered. Mrs. Vaughn urg
ed the total attendance of the
circle to the April, general
meeting and reminde"cTmembers
of the associatibnal and annual
meeting to be held in March.
The devotional and Call to
prayer were given by Mrs.
Pattie Justice. The program
"Assuming Personal Responsi
bilities" was gixen by Mrs.
Florence Wells.
The hostess served Russian
tea, assorted cookies, and nuts
to the members present.
The fcmma C. Allen Circle
met Monday evening at 7:30 Vith
Mrs. John Hayes at her home
on the River Road with five
members present.
The meeting was opened with
a prayer by Mrs. Horace Sweet.
Mrs.\ Esther Andrews, Chair
man of the circle, presided over
a short\bUslrtes!s meeting.
Mrs. Aileen Wilder, in charge
of the program, gave the third
In the series on the subject
"Concerning Moral Issues."
The pmeeting closed with the
members repeating the Lord's
Prayer.
During the social hour which
followed, Mrs. Hayes served
lime punch, nuts and cookies.
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Sunday:.
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11 :00 a.rrt. Hilling Methodist
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Couples Club
Entertained
Youngsville--Dr and Mrs. A.
N. Corpening entertained their
Couples Bridge Club _/ith a
party at their home on Cross
Street Saturday night, March
13, with four tables pla> ing.
Guests enjoyed refreshments
of sandwich loaf, Brown Sugar
Pound Cake, corn chips, pret
zels and dip, fudge cake, coffee
and Cokes. The serving tables
were decorated w ith a wrought
iron candle lighted centerpiece.
St. Patrick's Day was much in
evidence with tallies* napkins,
and linens. Ice Cokes, coffee
and party mix were served dur
ing play.
of bridge, high score for the
ladies was awarded to Mrs.
J. T. Moss and Mr. R. ,E.
Cheatham received? high for
men. . ... * ;
Guests in attendance were Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. 'Reddipk, Mr.
and Mrs N. A. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Moss. Mr. and Mrs.
L A. Woodliefj Mr. and Mrs.
T. E.- F el ton, Mr. and Mrs.
Wiley Brown, Mr and Mrs. R.
E Cheatham, and Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Fleming.
Boarding
Home Club
Entertained v
The Hostesses for Tuesday's
meeting at the Benjamin Frank -
lin Boarding home were Mes
dames: Mary F. Lumpkin, L. L.
Brinkley, and Marvin Pleas
ants .
Mrs,, poyle Medders was in
charge of the program using
the "Saint Patrick's Day"
theme. The residents won many
prizes playing the game "Flow
er Bingo." Door prizes were
also given.
The hostess served refresh
ing Pepsi Colas and cookies.
Entertains
?)n Tuesday evening Jlrs. Rob
ert Versteeg entertained her
bridge club at her home on
Tanglewood Drtve.
During the game the hostess
served candy, nuts and Cokes.
Both the high scofe prize and
the traveling prize were award
ed to Mrs. Malcolm Joyner
Mrs. Doyle Meddars received
consolation prize.
The hostess served delight
ful chocolate pie and poffee
to attending members. * %
Engagement Announced
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MISS JI I.IA CATHERINF BEASLEY is the
daughtevNjf M r. aiui Mrs Perrv B. Beasley
of Louisliurg. who announce her engagement
to Mr. A rthuf Jewell Holmes, Jr., son of
Mr', and Mrs. Holmes/ also of Louisburg.
A'sumber wedding )s flanged. . ^7?
Par-Chasers Club Meets
Hostesses for the Par?0ff2?-|
ers' monthly luncheon at the
Country Club Wednesday were!
4-H News
The Franklin County 4-H
County Council met Monday ev
ening in the Louisburg Agricul
tural Building.
The main purpose of the meet
ing was to choose officers. The
newly - elected offciers are
Jeanle McGee, President; Dan
Ellis, Vice President, Earl
Hpck, Secretary; Tony Gupton,
Reporter; Margaret Jones, Song
Leader; and Jean Eliis,. His
torian.
Carroll Mode gave some
pointers ort how to present- a
demonstration.'
The next County Council meet
ing will be held on June 21.
Mesdames J. Wheless,
Milton Fleming,' S<;og
gin, Jr', and E. F. Thomas.
They utilized the Saint Patrick's^
L).i\ theme- Lovely spring flow
ers "&f shamrocks and daffodils
graced the club as the mein
bers enjoyed a morning tof
bridge. X*/
High score prize for mem
bers went, to Mrs. John Hodges.
Mrs. Barbara Laijgston and
Mrs. George Weaver tied for
second and third Ifigh. Mrs.
Wyatt Freeman won fourth high.
The following six members
were inducted: Mesdames Beu
laii Plttman, Dill Benton, E. C.
flulluck, Raul Stewart, -Ro-/
chelle Karle, and AhgleCollin^*
The hostess served a Very
enjoyable luncheon of chicken
salad, string bean casserole,
tomato aspic, potato chips and
mints.
Community Church Notices
Louisburg Methodist
Saturday. March 20;
10:00 a.m. Membership Class
annual meeting Wesleya'n Ser
vice Guild at Duke Memorial
Church in Durham. ?
Sunday:
9:45 a.m. Church School
11:00. a.m. Morning Worship
Service, "Christian Humility"
4:15 p.m. Youth Choir
'5r00 p.m. Juntor and Senior
MYF % -
Mqrgay:
?1bo a.m. Daily Vacation Bi
ble School Institution, Eden(on
Methodist Church, Raleigh.
7^30 p.m. The Official Board
Wednesday: \
3:30 p.m. Junior Choir Prac
tice. \
7:30 p.m. Senior CholrPrac
tice
7:30 -p.m. Boy Scout^s of
America
Thursday^
9:00 a.m. Morning ? Prayer
Group
Louisburg Baptist
Sunday:
9:45 a.ip, Church school,
Frank Read Jr., Supt. '
11:00 a.m. Worship Service,
Sermon by the Rev. Elmer L.
Joyher, Pastor ol the Pearce
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Aubrey S. Tomlln
son, pastor of the Louisburg
Church, will be preaching (or the
Pearce Church Sunday morning
as he and Mr. Joyner participate
In an, Association Pulpit Ex
change Day set .up to encourage
wider acquaintance among the
38 churches of the Tar River
Association. ?
7:15 p.tp. Worship In the
Evening, Subjeo^,- "Jesus The
King".
7:30 p.m. Royal Ambassa
dors (Crusaders)
7:30 p.m. Junior G.A.'s
7:30 p.m. Inter. G.A.'s
7:30 p.m. Y. W. A.'s
Tuesday:
3:30 p.m. Junior Choir
7:30 p,m. Bible Courses
Wednesday: *
7:00 p.tn. Worship |n the
Evening.
7:45 p.m Senior Choir Re
hearses.
Friday:
7:30 p.m. Boarding Home
Service
St. Paul's Episcopal
'3rd Sunday in Lent
lQ^fKV a.m. Church Scho<>l
10:60 a.m Teen Age Bible
Class in Parish House
1 1 :06 a.m. -Morning Prayer
and Sermon
Ushers: Philip * McKlhne,
Douglas House
Acolyte > Will Yarbo rough
*12:15 p.m. Holy Baptism ?
5:00 p.m. Episcopal Young
Churchmen /
Wednesday:
10:10 a.m. -Holy Cbmrminion
7:30 p.jm. Litany and Address
8:00 p.m. Choir Rehearsal
8:00 pJn. Confirmation In
struction, at Parish House.
Mt. Gilead
Sunday: .
, 10:00 a.m. Sunday School B.
F. Dorsey, Supt.
ll:0d a m Worship Service
Rev. T. N. Daughtry, Pastor
Tuesday: .
7 >80 p. in. Special practice
for taster seYvlce.
Wednesday;
7:00 p.m. You|h* choir.
7:30 p.m. Junior choir
8:00 p.m. Adult~Cholr t
New Hope
Sunday:
HftOO a. in. feimUy school
11:00 ?.m. Worship Service
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Celebrates
Birthday
Nlri J. L. Strickland cele
brated her birthday at her home
on Noble Street Sunday. Guests
were served a delicious lunch
eon
FViends and relatives joining
and Mrs. B. P. Hinton, Jason
Hawks and family, Mr. and Mrs.
A. N. Wilder, Mrs-. B. B. Shear
in, all of Spring Hope; Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Wilder an^Klrs. Eula
Wilder of Tarboro, and her son,
Dr. William Douglas Strickland
and family of Chapel.
-Entertains
Bridge Club
Youngsville *-- Mrs. Evelyn
Allen Freeman entertained her
Thursday Ni^ht Bridge Club
with ,a party at her home, on
March 11 with two tables play
ing. A St. Patrick's Day theme
was carried out in tallies, nap
kins, and refreshments.
Following the first progress
ion- of pl%y, the hostess, ass
isted by her0 mother, NJrs? A.
Y Allen, served a dessert
course 0f vanilla black ice
cream with a shamrock center,
decorated cake squares and
coffee. Cokes, nuts, and mints
were served during play.
At the conclusion of three pro
gressions of brUige>high score
prize for the evehiqg was
awarded to Mrs. H. E Cheat
ham. Mrs.; N A. Brown re
ceived high.
? Members in attendance were
Mesdames: T. E. Felton, L. A.
Woodlief, H ii. Heddick, N. A.
Brown, R. E. Cheatham, B. H.
Patterson, Bland Mitchell, and
G. W Barnes.
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Prayer Meet
Dunn- -The Week of Prayer
was observed by the Daptist
Wb man's Missionary Union in
a series of five meetings last
week. They were held morning
or evening at the church ex
cept on Friday morning when
a group gathered at the home
of Mrs. G. T. White.
Mrs. Charles T. Cheves was
program chairman with var
ious members leading each
meeting, except on Wednesday
night when the boys and girls
were in charge. The theme
for the | week was "Our Larid
Shall Own, the Lord," with a
different topic studied each
time.
The Annie Armstrong offer
ing was and continues to be
reielved for mission work in
this country.
Wednesday:. ' ?
7:30 p.m. Choir practice
Rock Spring ,
?After the U :00^'clork worship
service Sunday Jmornlng there
toill l>e a plcYiiV 'in the base
ment of the Ch.utch as a get
to' gather since Rev \ Lolleywill
be leaving Rock Spring at the
end of this.lnonth. All -Mem
bers are invited to -c6me and
bring a picnic basket.
Teenage Chat
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By Jean 'Zealand
Do you like Candy? The Sen
iors of Louisburg are selling
delicious chocolate candy now.
Hurry and get some of It before i
it is all gone:
. On Friday night, Dr. Robert ?
Speaight, a British author and ,
playwright, Will give a poetry ,
recital 'on the works of KMot,
Hopkins, Keats, and Shake
speare at .Louisburg College
He wilf also apeak Thursday -
night at 8:00 on the life of
Shakespeare. - This, should b*j
very interesting as well as
educational. ? ? i.
A few students yd Gold SaiVi
High School formed a golf
teayi last, year and played sev
eral matches. These students
are looking for other schools
having' golf teams. it your
school has a golf team, maybe
you could really start some
thing in the ? 'ounty.
You are cordially invited to
attend the play '-Judy Pulls the
Curtail/' ti be given by the
Seniors of Lou is burg High
Schepf this Friday and Satur
day at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are
on sal^-ttow . Be sure toatte-hd.
No Teen Club
There will be no Teen Age
Club this Friday :.i.;ht, .due
to the conflict ^ith'the Junior
Woman's Club dance.
Plans, are underw.i> for, a
party for the teens on Friday,'
March' 26, aiul details will be
announced in. the next edition
of the TIMES.
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