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Justice HD Club Has Annual Christmas Dinner The annual Christmas dinner of the Justice Home Demon stration Clubl was held Fri day evening, December 3, In the private dining room of the Murphy House In Loulsburg. Mrs. E. J. Wheless was In charge of the decorations. On the head table she used a beautiful silver floral arrange ment with candles and on the other tables, red candles In white holders. Mrs. Montagress S. Mercer, club president, presided. De votional thoughts were given by candlelight. The seventeen club members, the husbands and two honored guests, Mrs. Fran ces Fuller and Mrs. Polly O'Neal, enjoyed a; delicious country style dinner. During the course of the meal a toast was presented to the HonUe makers and the Home Economics agents by Mrs. Onnle Bowden from Mr. Bow WSG Meets The Wesleyan Service Guild met December 6 at 7:30 with Mrs. I. D. Moon and Miss Ritfh Merrit as co-hostess. The president, Miss Gertrude Winston, presided. TheQpening prayer was offered by Mrs. Earle Murphy. The secretary and treasury reports were read and approved. Jlhe?business was attended to as follows: A Christmas project was taken by the Guild and it was decided that a gift be sent for the work of deaconesses and mis sionaries in foreign countries. Miss Ruth Merritt had charge of the program. She opened with "O Do This In Remem brance." The guests were Zohreh Modirzadeh and Mo hammad Modirzadeh from Iran, Persia, students at Louisburg College, and Miss Maria Andrea Vargas from Santiago^ Chile, who told how Christmas was celebrated in their countries, their customs and habits. It was very interesting to note the difference in ours and their Christmas. Miss Merritt closed the program by showing colored slides 'of nativity scenes from the National Art Gallary of London. The hostess served party fours, brown bread, open-face sandwiches, date nut balls, tum bler cookies, huts and cran berry punch to the 17 members and 3 guests. Christmas gifts were exchanged by members. den. Mrs. Ollle Layton gave the response to the toast. While the tables were being cleared the group sang a melody of Christmas carols. Mrs. Mercer then Introduced three club members, who gave their Impressions on the theme for the program which was "Evaluation of Home Demon stration Club Work." Mrs. Curtis Gatllng told what one year In club work had meant to her. Mrs. Joseph Perry talked about her twenty-five and more years in club work and Mrs. Mary S. Williams told some amusing incidents and what her fifty years in club work had meant to her. Mrs. Mercer Jhen presented gifts to the Home Economics agents, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. O'Neal, and Mrs. Bernice Har ris, who was unable to attend due to illness. The new club officers for next year were recognized and asked to stand. After a few remarks by Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Mercer led the group In singing "We Wish You a Merry Christmas." Then the Club Collect was used prayerfully for the benediction. (JAP) To Have Christmas Program The choirs of the Louisburg Methodist Church will present their annual Christmas pro gram Sunday evening, Decem ber 12 at 7:30 p.m., under the direction of Mrs. Joyce Mc Donald. The three choirs will present 1 traditional and modern expres- i *?ions of the Chirstmas season, , with Miss Becky Wilson ac companying. Soloist for the Junior choir are: Nell Lee, Johnny Wilson, Paul Shuping, Cathy McDonald, Bennett Steel man, Mary l/ynn Benton, Buck Lee, Dell Ivey and Daryl Evans. The Youth Choir will present four numbers and will be ac companied by Miss Sarah Fost er. Accompanying the senior choif will be Mrs. Cecil W. Rob bins and their program will include soloists Mrs. Joyce McDonald, Mrs. Ruth Best, Mrs. Rose Lee and Mr. Still- i man Scott. The public is cordi- | ally Invited. ? -fi Think Rich. ..and look the part in f sierra Cardigan i There's no limit to how far you can go in this rich looking sweater. 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