Youngs vilfe
Woman's Club Has
Christmas Party
Youngsville - The Woman's*
Club Christmas Party was
held at the community house
Monday night with entertain
ment planned by Mrs. D. H.
Cyrus, Jr., Mrs. Clarence Con
yers, Mrs. W. T. Holden, Mrs.
W. 0. Roberts and Mrs. B. F.
Woodlief.
After several lively games
and contests, Santa Claus ar
rived to the tunc of Jingle
Hells as played at he piano by
Mrs. W. T. Holden. " Santa
distributed Christmas gifts
and wished all a Merry Christ
mas before departing. Christ
mas Carols were sung by all
members joining together for
old favorites. \
Green satin ornamejits
adorned the silver Christmas
tree which was placed on a
table covered with green satin
draped with swags of holly.
On the serving table was a
white net cloth underlined
with tiny sparkling baubles. A
silver candelabrum held red
tapers and epergnette filled
with holiday greens and red
berries. Other areas of the
building were decorated with
holly garlands and red tapers.
Featured over the mantle was
a jeweled felt tree outlined
with gold braid. On the presi
dents table was a holly tree
complimented with a pair of
cardinals.
Hostesses for the evening
?were chairman Mrs. Ray
Pearce and Mesdames W. C.
Timberlake, Claude Edwards,
L. A. Woodiief, James Smith
and W. G. Scarborough. Re
freshments included red
punch, fancy sandwiches, hol
iday cookies, Christmas tree
mints and peanuts. Candy
cane lapel corsages were given
to each member.
Club President Mrs. Ben
Hudson presided at the busi
ness meeting which was pre
ceded with a seasonal devo
tion by Mrs. W. F. Mitchell.
Reports were made on
food baskets and gifts for
shut-ins to be delivered. The
president stated that thirty
five pounds of Christmas
candy was sent by club mem
bers for service men in the
hospital at Christmas. This
i project was done through the
Red Cross.
Mrs. L. A. Woodiief an
| nounced that judging of the
? Home Decoration Contest
i sponsored by the club would
be done Monday night, the
twenty-third, between six
-thirty and eight o'clock.
Prizes wj|l be given for first,
second, third places and for
one honorable mention. Win
ners will be promptly noti
Pam Gilliam, "Miss Homecoming 1969"
PAMELA GILLIAM
fied.
Club members voted to
sponsor the local Heart Fund
Drive in February with Mrs.
L. A. Woodlief as Chairman.
The Cancer Crusade will
be sponsored with Mrs. N. A.
Brown and Mrs. R. E. Cheat
ham as co-chairman.
The March of Dimes
Mother's March will be con
ducted in January with Mrs.
J. T. Moss as chairman.
Appointed as the nomina
ting committee to select club
officers for the ensuing year
are chairman Mrs. A. E. Hall
and Mrs. W. S. Pearce and
Mrs. Clarence Conyers.
Miss Pamela Jan Gilliam,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Gilliam of Route 1, Louis
burg was crowned "Miss
Homecoming 1969" of
Youngs\ille High School
Tuesday evening during the
halftime period of the boys
basketball game between
Yoyngsville High and Vance
County Schools.
The new queen was crown
ed *by Miss Darline Cooke.
19(>8 Homecoming Queen.
Miss Gilliam was escorted by
Donnie O'Neal and Miss
Cooke by Ronnie Johnson.
The Maid of Honor. Miss
Patsy Alford was recognized
by the 19(58 Queen. She was
escorted by Glenn Murray.
Other members of Miss Gil
liam's court were Miss Linda
Cash, escorted by Otha Hill:
Miss Deborah Rogers, escort
ed by Charles Jones: Miss
Elaine Holmes, escorted by
Jimmy Johnson: Miss Marsha
Woodard. escorted by Mike
Hall: Miss Vickie Rogers, es
corted by Worth Keith: Miss
Darnell Holmes, escorted by
Beryl Keith: Miss Carol
Mitchell, escorted by Tony
Wheeler: and Miss Phyllis
Rogers, escorted by Darrell
Cooke. The queen's atten
dants were Misses Louise
Davis and Marsha Joyner.
Each of the young ladies
wore a white mum corsage.
The queen was presented a
bouquet of white mums dur
ing the ceremony.
Phil Hart, vice-president of
the Student Council, acted as
master of ceremonies. The
event was sponsored by the
Youngsville High School Stu
dent Council.
Christmas is a special time
filled with merriment for everyone. We hope yours is exceptionally happy
since you made us happy by being a customer and becoming a good friend.
THE MURPHY HOUSE
WE WILL BE CLOSED DECEMBER 25th & 26th
Hospital Is
Decorated For
Christmas ;
Franklin Memorial Hospi
tal is aglow with Christmas
lights this year, announces
Mrs. T. O. Wheless. Garden
Club Chairman. Fromthe red
tree formed in lights on top
of the building to a tiny red
feather tree on second floor.
Christmas has been brought
to the hundreds of patients,
visitors and staff there.
Responsible for this is the
Louisburg Garden Club and
the Hospital Guild. At a
workshop meeting early in
December, the Garden Club
made wreaths for the front
door and the nurses home,
and other committees have
decorated reception room,
using fresh and artificial ma
terials.
Small lighted trees have
been placed in the halls where
space is limited, and larger
trees on first floor and in the
new south wing.
Table arrangements in the
staff dining room and a. Ma
donna arrangement at the
main desk add to the feeling
of Christmas.
Franklin Memorial Hospi
tal Guild provided funds for
the decorations.
Youngsville
Mr. Melvin Bridges is a
patient at Wake Forest
Branch Hospital.
Mrs. G. W. Barnes visited
in Concord during the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. George
Barnes. Jr. and family.
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Entertains Bridge Club
Youngsville ? Mrs. B. G.
Mitchell entertained her
bridge club on Tuesday night
of this week with guests being
Mesdames C. V. Timberlake,
J. H. Parrish, G. E. Winston,
P. D. Groom, G. W. Barnes,
Miss Susie Tharrington, Mrs,
B. H. Patterson who won high
score prize and Mrs. *R. E.
Cheatham who won second
high.
Between the second and
third progressions of bridge
Mrs. Mitchell served refresh
ments of ambrosia, fruit cake
and coffee, with candy canes
on each plate. Christmas nap
kins and tallies were used.
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