Dr. Brooks Is Guest Minister
Youngsville - Dr. Nathan
Brooks, who is with the State
Baptist Headquarters in Ra
leigh, was guest minister at
the Youngsville Baptist
Church Sunday morning to
deliver the message (or an
Ordination Service for Mrs.
A. N. Corpening. Using the
topic "Some Deacons I Have
Known", Dr. Brooks told of
personal experiences with
deacons truly dedicated to
service for the Lord.
Church Minister Rev. L.
Jervais Phillips conducted the
symbolic Laying On Of
Hands Service in which dea
cons of the church participat
ed. Mrs. Corpening is the first
woman in the local church
history to be elected to the
Board of Deacons. She is di
rector of all church choirs,' a
Sunday School teacher, has
served on the Church Coun
cil, as Bible School Principal
and teacher, on various res
ponsible church committees,
and works with programs for
young people.
Mr. L. A. Woodlief and
Mr. A1 DePorter, who were
already ordained deacons, re
turned to the Board this year
and will serve a three year
term corresponding to that of
Mrs. Corpening. Other active
deacons are Chairman Marvin
Roberts and W. R. Evans, A.
E. Hall, E. J. Pearce, R. E.
Cheatham, R. M. Cooper. In
active deacons are W. T.
Moss, M. K. Carswell, S. E.
Thanrington, J. T. Moss, T. E.
Lindsey, Dr. A. N. Corpening,
Everette Pearce l and Bruce
Strickland.
Special music at the ser
vice was by the yoking
people's choir singing "No
Man Is An Island". Flowers
were placed in the church by
the three children of Dr. and
Ruth Mercer
Circle
Meets
(Frk. B.W.) The Ruth Mer
cer Cirde of the Ffanklinton
United Methodist Church met
at the Educational Building
Thursday evening.
Miss Edith Jackson, chair
man, opened the meeting
with a Thanksgiving prayer.
Minutes were read by Mrs.
C. H. Weston. A financial
report was given by Mrs. Phil
Franklin Whitfield.
Miss Jackson expressed ap
preciation to tho circle mem
bers tor their cooperation in
sponsoring the luncheon for
District Woman's CJub meet
ing. The group voted to put
one-third of the profit on the
luncheon in the Parsonage
Fund and two-thirds in the
Building Fund.
Sponsorship or the church
nursery was approved by the
circle members.
Miss Jackson announced
flower assignments for the
church sanctuary during No
vember and December.
Mrs. Wood row Ha skins,
program leader, called atten
tion to the tact that it was
the season for people to be
come aware or what they are
thankrul for in the world.
Mentioning some personal
things for which Mrs. Haskins
was thankful, she pointed out
that they were selfish state
ments.
Thanksgiving should be for
things that one can reach out
for -such as belief in God and
taith in one's church and tel
lowman. Mrs. Haskins stated,
"I must be able to look at the
world as God's World."
The program leader asked
the group to name some
needs or their church. Fol
lowing the discussion the
(roup planned to study rea
tures of the United Methodist
Church during January.
During the social hour,
Mrs. E. A. Harris, Jr. and Mrs.
PhD Whitfield served brow
nies, nuts and coffee.
The Rev. Earl Richardson,
pastor of the local Methodist
Church, was a visitor.
Mrs. A. N. Corpening.
A workshop on "Deacons
At Their Tasks" was held at
the Baptist Church Sunday
afternoon conducted hy Dr.
Brooks, for all active and
inactive' deacons and their
wiyes and husbands.
' A program of Thanks
giving Hymns was presented
by the children's choir at the
Sunday evening worship ser
vice under the direction of
Mrs. A. N. Corpening. A med
ley of hymns was played by
Mrs. L. J. Phillips at the piano
and Mrs. A1 DePorter at the
organ.
Christening
James Frederic Green, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Frederic Green of Baltimore,
Maryland, was christened
Sunday, November 9. at St.
Philip and St. James Catholic
Church in Baltimore. God
father was Mr. Danny Hoyle
and Godmother was Mrs.
Danny Hoyle.
World Wide Bible Reading Observed
(Frk. B.W.I The Franklin
ton Baptist Church and the
Franklinton I'nited Metho
dist Church are jointly ob
serving World Wide Bible
Reading. November 23
through December 31.
ft-eparatory to National
Bible Week, which begins
November 23, the young
people of the two churches
distributed Bible reading lists
throughout Franklinton No
vember 16.
During the week of No
vember 24 there will be a
Bible Exhibit of special in
terest in the window of
Franklinton Hardware Store.
The young people of the
Franklinton United Metho
dist Church will visit the Rare
Book Room of the Duke Uni
versity Library Sunday after
noon. November 23. Dr. John
Sharpe. curator, will display
and discuss ancient Bibles and
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Thanks
The family of J. Ctyd*
Wetter deeply ippraclatel the
flowers and thought! during
the ricknea and death of our
loved one and especially for
your praym. May God bleat
you all.
Sadie O. Wetter and child
ren
You may not know it, but
you are often wrong.
We belter* mott people
were ready for autumn thla
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