CHRISTMAS EDITION
COATS HAPPENINGS
By CLYDE BRYAN |
The annual Christinas party of (
, the Adult classes of the Coats,
Baptist Sunday School, which In
cludes the Fldells, the Ruth Eller]
Class, and the Baraca class gave;
< held at the Community House onj
Tuesday evening Dec. 18. The
- members of these classes and their
husbands 6r wives as the case may I
be were invited to unite in an hour j
of Christian fellowship.
Oh Wednesday evening at seven \
# thirty the Coats Baptist Sunday
School gave its regular Christmas
program. All members of the Sun
day School were urged to attend.
Sunday December 23rd. at 7:30
P. M. the Baptist Church choir
will give a program of Christmas
music. This should be a much in
spiring program. Make your plans
to be present and invite your,
friends.
9’ Friends of Mrs. M. O. Phillips
wete glad to see her at Sunday
School Sunday after having been
absent for some time on account
of illness.
Miss Mattie Bain who has been
reouperating from a broken shoulder
at the home of her brother Dr. C.
D. Bain in Dunn was the guest of
Mrs. J. R. Butler at a luncheon
Wednesday, after which she was
the recipient of many lovely pre-
P sentt at a surprise Birthday party
nt her home. A host of her friends
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I gathered to wish her a happy
1 birthday and welcome her baak to
I her home in Coate after being away
| for several weeks.
{ The Coats School closed for
i the holidays on Dec. 19, at one
o'clock. -It will open for classes
again on December 31st.
I Several of the Coats teachers are
going to spend their Christmas
holidays touring Florida. Among
them are Miss Phyllis Buckner,
Miss Bertha Westbrook, Mr. James
Valsame, and Mr. Coyte Lanier.
Mrs. Nell Williams, of the Coats
faculty will spend the holidays
with friends in Atlanta Ga.
Mr. Cecil Fuquay, who Is making
his home at Carolina Beach, is
spending a few days at Coats.
The Coats P. T.'A. held it’s reg
ular monthly meeting in the school
auditorium on Thursday evening
Dec. 13, at seven thirty o’clock. A
program of Christmas music was
rendered by the members of the
eight grade classes, sponsored by
Mrs. Mattie Highwill and Mrs. Ray
Coon. The High School Band play
ed several numbers. An unusually
large number of parents attended.
During the social hour refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Mary
Stephenson and Mrs. Nell Williams
were hostesses. An Art exhibit was
displayed in the main entrance
hall from throughout the school.
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TWO SETS OF TWINS IN THIS FAMILY—Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tart, who reside near Lillington, are
the proud parents of two sets of twins. Mr. and Mrs. Tart are pictured here with the twins. The oldest are
Ronald and Brenda, age It, and the youngest are Gwin and Quinn, who are one-year-old. As you can see,
it’s a mighty fine looking family. (Daily Record Photo by T. M. Stewart.) >
Most of the work was related to
the Christmas Season. Much in
terest was shown by the parents
in this very fine exhibit.
Mr. Kelly, County Coordinator of
Education spent Friday visiting the
different classrooms in the Coats
School. >
Miss Eva Bateman spent Friday
night and Saturday in Raleigh.
Misfe Lucille Allen and Mr. Maton
Upchurch Sr. visited friends ’ in
Middlesex Sunday.
Mragaret Weaver a member of
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mington are shown following their marriage on Thursday afternoon at
Pleasant Union Christian Church near LilHngton. The bridle is the for
mer Miss Anne Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Green oP Lining
ton. She and the bridegroom are both graduates of Campbell College*
where they were crowned May King and Queen two years ago. The wed
ding dress the bride is wearing is the same original model she wore as
.Campbell CoUege May Queen. (Daily Record Photo by T. M. Stewart.)
the first grade was back in school
Monday, after having been out on
account of illness for the past week.
Mrs. Gene Stewart and Mrs. Guy
Stewart shopped in Raleigh Mon
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Mrs. Boots, Malone has been
spending several days with her
mother in Raleigh, for the last
week.
Among the college students who
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are home for the Christmas holi
days are: Doris Johnson wiio is a
student at Womans CoUege,
Greensboro, Wilma Barnes, a stu
dent at East Carolina College, Re
becca Whittington, Sherrill Willis,
Laura Frances Pope, Mary Jo
Johnson, Jeanie Ennis, and Doris
Messer all students at East Caro
lina College, Kenneth Keene and
Max Avery students at Louisburg
College, Dewey Yarley University
of N. C. Chapel Hill, Evangelin
Stewart, Wake Forest.
The Grade Mothers of the Junior
Class, who are Mrs. Dewey Yarley
Mrs. Reggie Parrish, Mrs. C. L.
Hough, Mrs. Delma Enniq, and
Mrs. J. R. Honeycutt entertained
the class with a Christmas r-urty
on Monday evening at the Coats
Community House. After the sing
ing of several Christmas Carols,
and a number of interesting games
dancing was enjoyed during the re
mainder of the evening. The hos
tesses served cookies, nuts and
punch.
Miss Jerry Cobb entertained the
Beta Club at her home in Dunn
on Tuesday evening.
Mr. Thomas Lee Barefoot and
s family of Gadsden, Alabama are
i spending the holidays with Mr.
, Barefoot’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Barefoot of Coats.
Corporal Thurman Barefoot and
Mrs. Barefoot of Colorado Springs,
Colo, will spend the Christmas
holidays with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Barefoot.
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