LANDRUM BTU MEETS
A special meeting of the Land
rum Baptist Business Women’s
Circle was held Tuesday at the
parsonage in observance of a week
of prayer. Mrs. Jack Stone was
in charge of the program, “They
Presented Unto Him Gifts’’. Mrs.
P. E. Christopher used the Christ
mas Story from the Bible for de
votionals. Others on the program
were Mrs. J. B. Neil, Miss Lillie
Watson, Mrs. John Austin, Miss
Gladys Watson, Mrs. R. A. Burress,
Mrs. Andrew Steadman. Mrs. Fred
Jackson announced a joint meeting
for WMU and the BWC in the
church parlor on Dec. 10 at 4:30
to be followed with supper at 6.
Miss Clara Lane of Columbia will
teach the Mission Study Course
Book, “Lottie Moon” by Lawrence.
Mrs. F, . M. Littlefield will be in
charge of the supper.
Buy a ticket to the WILLOWS
Hamburger Steak Supper Tuesday
night from 5 o’clock on. Tickets 80c;
half of it will be donated to School
Junior Class.—Adv. c.
PIANO WANTED: Want to buy
small piano. If you have one to
sell please notify K. A. Bowen.—
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