FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 12, 1951
ERWIN SOCIETY
JOYCE LEE CELEBRATES HER
TENTH BIRTHDAY AT ERWIN
Joyce Lee celebrated her tenth
birthday with a party at her home
Thursday afternoon at four o’clock.
. • During the afternoon the group
enjoyed outdoor games and Joyce
opened her gifts.
Later Mrs. Lee invited everyone
into the, dining room for refresh
ments. The table was covered with
a white cloth and centered with
the pretty pink and green birth
day cake.
After the guests had sung "Happy
Birthday," refreshments, consisting
of cake, potato chips, ritz crackers,
cookies and ice cream were served.
Those present included Helen
Dennis, Stephanie Taylor Judy
Williams, Julie Von Beasley, Willie
Carrol Westbrook, Mike Beard, Jac
kie Johnson, Wanda and Eddei Lee.
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Mrs. Alton Avery, Mrs. Royallne
Clayton. .Mrs. Cleo Parrish, Mrs.
Nellie Williams, Mrs. Mary Naylor,
Mrs. Mattie Atkins, Mrs. Peggy Old
ham, Mrs. -Ruby Stanley, Mr.
George Bennett, Mrs. Lou Bryant,
Mrs. Maggie Parker. Mr*. Bertha
Pope, Mrs. Ola Ivey, Mrs. Annie
Pollard, Mrs. Joy Niebuhr, Mrs.
Shirley Jackson, Mrs. Mary Bare
foot, Mr. Harvey Moore, Mr. Mel
vin Wood and Mrs. Ada Collier.
ATTEND GROUP CONFERENCE
Mrs. Fulton Godwin, Mrs. Carl
Matthews. Mrs. Dick Baver, Mrs. H.
M. Phillips, Mrs. Felix McKay, Mrs.
K. W. Ballentine, Mrs. 8. J. Clark,
Mrs. Orestus Ennis. Mrs. B. H. Hall,
Mrs. Fary Harper and Mrs. S. H.
Harrington attended Group Confer
ence of District Number One of
Baptist Class
At Erwin Has
Annual Meeting
Members of Ruth Bible l Class of
the First Baptist Church held their
annual class officer clinic at the
home of their teacher. Miss Etta
Hall, Monday evening.
Prior to the meeting the hostess
and her mother, Mrs. L. D. Hall,
served an informal dinner at 7
o’clock.
The table was covered with an
imported open work linen cloth and
the table was lighted with candles
in crystal candelabra. The delicious
dinner consisted of a citrus fruit
salad, broiled ham, deviled eggs,
English peas, string beans, pickles,
olives, iced tea and chocolate fudge
cake.
Following the dinner the busi
ness session and clinic was held,
after which the meeting adjourned.
the Women of the Presbyterian
Church at Bluff Church in Wade
i last week
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Ladies At
Erwin Convene
The executive board meeting of
the Women Os the Presbyterian
Church was held Monday evening
at the Manse.
Mrs. R. M. Phillips, president,
presided over the meeting which
she opened with prayer.
In the absence of the secretary,
the roll was called by Mrs. C. E.
Raiford. Mrs. J. C. Graham gave
the treasurer’s report.
During the session, plans were
formulated for Home Missions Sea
son, which runs from October the
Bth through Npvember the Ath. The
book review for the month, which
is "By Faith.” will be- held at the
home of Mrs. E. H. Lasater, Sr.,
on November the 2nd. The Bible
Study for the month, the Book of
James, will be held at the church
on October the 29th and will be
given by Mrs. S. J. Clark.
Mrs. Phillips announced that next
week would be Church Paper Week,
and that the ch&ir would be enter
tained on Wednesday evening by
the Women of the Church. Mrs. K.
W. Ballentine will be in charge
of this.
Present for this meeting were
Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Raiford, Mrs.
Graham, Mrs. Ballentine, Mrs. Ful
ton Godwin, Mrs. John Henry Wil
son, Mrs. Tony Harper, Mrs. S. J.
Clark. Mrs. E. H. Lasater, Sr., Mrs.
Carl Matthews.
HOME FOR WEEK-END
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Lillington
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Church Circles
At Lillington
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Circles of the Women of the
Lillington Presbyterian Church,
which met in regular session on
Tuesday afternoon and night, re
ceived favorable comment on the
recent district conference held here
on DOctober 4 with which they
assisted.
At that time, around 130 visitors,
chiefly women Vho belong to night
circles in districts 1.2, 1 and 8 of
the Fayetteville Presbytery, at
tended the meeting.
Supper was served at the Lill
ington ■ Community House by the
•local Presbyterian women. The
program, featuring inspirational
addresses and reports of conference
officers followed at the church.
Tables were decorated with' mock
oranges, persimmons and sprays of
ivy, while long leaf pine festooned
the bhick mantel. Chicken salad,
accessories, coffee and cup cakes
were served. Mrs. W. E. Salmon
was dinner chairman.
Miss Lois J. Lamphie of Red
Springs, district chairman, preside 3
and chef speakers were Mrs. Lacy
Godwin, president of the women,
in the Fayetteville Presbytery, arid
Mrs. Gerald Wright, both of Fay
etteville. They talked on the twin
topics, "Faith and Works,” a theme
which was emphasized at all end
of-the year church meetings.
Mrs. Julian Hutaff of Fayette
ville, who is president of the women
in the North Carolina Synod was a
special guest. She is also a mem
ber of the advisory board of the
Southern Presbyterian Church.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis and
son, Frankie, left Holman Air
Force Base near Alamagarde, New
Mexicvo this week for a return to
Lillington. Ml\ Lewis has comple
ted his- enlistment in the Air Force.
The Lewises plan a vacation in
Colorado Springs, colo., and also
Scott College, Ga„ spent the week
end with her pare Ats. She had as
her guest her roommate, Miss Ma
rian Lenant. <
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. A. L. Morris has returned
home from an extended visit with
relatives in Charleston, S. C.
Win visit Mrs. Lewis’ sister to Des
Moines, lowa on the way back to
North Carolina. *
Mrs. Troy Byrd and Mrs. Ever
ton Wicker attended the meeting
of the North Carolina Florists As
sociation to Raleigh on Wednesday
afternoon.
Sgt. and Mrs. C. W. Morse and
sons, Charlie and Ronnie, have
taken an apartpient at the home of
Mrs. W: P. Byrd. Sergeant Morse
is stationed at Ft. Bragg with the
Air Force.
• CLUB TO MEET
Llllington’s Junior ' Woman’s
Club win hold its October meeting
on Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in the
community House. Topic for study
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Mias Nancy Suggs, daughter of
: Dr. and Mrs. A. V. Sugg of Ben
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Mt. Olive Horse Show as a special
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Benson High School Senior is the
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winner of the 1951 Mias Bensia
title.
She will assist Mias Oay H#>
ring of Mount Olive in tying ni
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The Horse Show is being Sponaontt
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