FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 12, 1951
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RALEIGH —rn— N C. State had
another trophy to display today.
Clyde Garrison and Joe Shoddy
I'd State’s fast cross-country team
to beat the University of North
Carolina 43 to u in a odd, hard
rain yesterday.
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Linden Church
Membersof the Woodmen of the
World from ErwLn, Dunn, and Spi
vey’s Comer, and their families,
will attend church in a' body next
Sunday, October 14,,at 11 a. m. to
the Colliers Chapel Community
Church at Linden in honor of the
20th Anniversary of the pastorate
of the Ministers of Colliers Chapel
Dr. Wm. Howard, it was announced
today by J. E. (Fate) Williams,
Consul Commander of the Erwin
Camp and an officer of the Capitol
District Log Rolling Association of
the W. O. W.
Wiliams stated that Dr. Carter",
has been a member of the W. O. W.
for twenty years. He is a State offl- |
cer, director of Public Relations,
Chaplain of the Capitol District log
Rolling Association of the W. O. W.
and also a field representative of
the.Bociety.
Williams statea that while the
group was honoring Dr. Carter for
his 20 years as pastor of the church,
that on the same date Colliers
Chapel was observing its 75th An
niversary and several members of
the Erwin and Dunn Camps are
members of Colliers Chapel, and it
Would be an opportunity to share
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A BIRTHDAY CAKE FOR THE MOVIE INDUSTRY Hollywood stars who visited Dunn yesterday
to participate in the ‘Movietime, U. 8. A.” celebration were presented a big, beautiful birthday
cake in observance of the Golden Anniversary of the theatre. The presentation was made by D.
B. Register, standing behind mike on behalf of the local theatres and Dunn-Rite Bakery. Glenn
White, owner of the fine local bakery, made the cake. Left to right are: Isabel Dawn, writer; Penny
Edwards, Laurie Nelson, Craig Hill, Mr. Register and Hal Jordan co-chairman of the celebration.
Standing between Register and Jordan is Henry D. Hood, local businessman. (Dally Record photo
by T. M. Stewart).
Linden Church Plans
Annual Homecoming
Final plans for the annual Home
coming and the celebration of the
75 Anniversary of Colliers Chapel
Community Church near Linden,
have been made and services will
begin Sunday morning, October 14,
at 11 A. M., and continue until mid
afternoon, with a picnic dinner
during the lunch hour in the
Church grove.
The Homecoming sermon will
be delivered by Dr. Wm. Howard
Carter of Goldsboro, Pastor of the*,
Church.
The Honorable William B. Um- I
stead of Durham, N. C., former ■
Congressman and U. S. Senator,!
and now a candidate for Governor, I
l will speak at 2:30 P. M.
Colliers Chapel Church Is one
of the oldest churches in this sec
n;„-rt was or ßanized September
20, 1876, by the late Reverend James
Tumage. The first officers of the
Church were I. W. Herring, Deacon;
James Raynor, Clerk; and Elijah
Patter, Treasurer.
For several years, before the
erection of the present Church
building, the congregation worship
ped In the community school build
ing. The Church property was do
nated by the late Billy Collier. Land
was also given by the Collier family
for the Church cemetery and dur
ing the past ten years, the Collier
family has gjven an additional
.one-half acre of land for the
cemetery, and Mr. Jesse Byrd has
also given land, for the enlarging
of the Church cemetery.
FORMER PASTOR
Former Pastors include Revs.
William Byrd, John McLemore,
Lunda Lee, James Strickland,
Robert Jackson, Andrew Hodges,
C. A. Jackson, Hannibal Jernigan, 1
J. A. Blaylock, Charlie Johnson,
Henry H. Goff, . Luther Davis, E.
W. Price, Ruffin Johnson, K. D.
Brown, J. A. Wallace, and Dr.
Carter, the present Pastor. Dr.
Carter began serving the Church
by a unanimous invitation of the
Church membership the first of
November, 1931, and this Home
coming will mark his 20 Anniver
sary as Pastor of the Church. The
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Church has made considerable pro
gress during his pastorate. Among
the accomplishments has been the
placing of a new brick foundation
under the Church to replace the
large rocks used In the erectiqn of
the Church. New cement and brick
steps across the front of the
Church have been added. . A new
metal roof has been placed on the
auditorium, the old plaster has
been removed and new ceiling
placed on the walls of the Church
j instead. A new floor has been laid
and the Church has been wired for
! electric lights. The Church has
j ueen painted inside, as well as the
exterior. Several years ago a set
[ of pulpit chairs were presented by
Dr. and Mrs. Carter, and. Mrs.
i Harold K. Thomas.' In recent weeks
the floors have been sanded and
finished, and carpet has been
placed In the Church at the cost of
nearly SSOO.
The public is extended a cordial
Invitation to attend the “Diamond
Jubilee” celebration of Colliers
Chapel Community Church.
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EXECUTRIX’ NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix of
the Estate of Monroe McLamb, late
of Harnett County, this is to notify
all persons indebted to said estate
i ! to make Immediate payment to me;
: and all persons having claims
against said estate will present the
same to me on or before October
5, 1952 or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of recovery.
This 6th day of October, 1951.
MRS. MAHELIA MCLAMB,
Dunn, Route 2.
Executrix of Monroe Mc-
Lamb.
Oct. 5-12-19-26 Nov. 2-3.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra
trix of the Estate of John Carey
Beard, late of Harnett County, this
is to notify all persons Indebted to
said estate to make immediate pay
ment to me; and all persons having
claims against said estate will pre
sent the same to me, on or before
October, 5, 1952, or ths notice will be
pleaded In bar of recovery.
This sth day of October, 1951
MRS. MYRTLE B. BEARD,
Erwin, N. C.. Administratrix of
JcAin Carey Beard.
Oct. 5-12-19-26- Nov. 2-9.
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Paper Drive
Is Scheduled
Boy Scouts in Erwin will hold an
other paper drive on Sunday, it was
announced today by Dr. D. C.
Woodall, who Is chairman of the
drive. The drive will start at 2:00
pm. Sunday.
Erwin resident are urged to have
any waste paper which they w*sh
to contribute, placed prominently
on their front porch for the boys
to pick up. The boys hope to Col
lect a good portion of a carload dur
ing this drive.
Back University
CHAPEL HILL —(US—The first
move favoring the University of
North , Carolina administration’s
stand on Negro athletic tickets
started in the student body today.
Robert Pace of Morrisville called
a meeting of students to form a
“Young Conservatives club,” first
to back the administration. So far
14 religious, athletic and governing
organizations have protested the
university’s action.
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cavorting with the Washington
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