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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 28, 1052
LINCOLN FAIH.K SPEAKS AT MEET OF
CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP
The OhrUtU* Women's Fellovl
■hip Oroup or Hood MMmorUQ
Chriatiaa Church met Monday
evming at the church In the bpee
meat for their monthly meeting.
I The basement and the tables were
beautifully decorated by Circles Mo.
2 and S of the church with ever*
j greens end berries. * lovely basket
I of red roses which was given by
Ladies Auxiliary
At tong Branch
Holds Meeting
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Long
« Branch Church held its regular
meeting at the church on Monday
night, January 14 at 7:30 o’clock.
Hie meeting opened with a song
“My Faith Looks Up to Thee,"
followed by prayer led by Mrs.
Lula Purchase. Another song, *1
Would Be True” Was sung.
Mrs. Lillie Gainey was in charge
of the program. Scripture taken
frgm John waa read by Mis. M.
MrTart, followed by a group pray
er. Readings “Mpw Courage,”
“Abundant Life” and a “New
Year’s Prayer” were read by Mrs.
t Jesse Alphin, Mrs. Jeff Sercy and
Mrs. George J. Jemigan. Mrs. Mae
Hobson and Mrs. Eldon Martin ren
| dered a special song, “Under HU
Wings.” The group sang “Onward
Cliristlan Soldiers,” ending the
program, after which a shot busi
ness meeting was held, presided
ov«u by Miss Marguarlte Wooten,
president.
Members attending were ' Mrs.
Eldon Martin, Mrs Hughie Bass,
Mrs. Milliard Gainey, Mrs. George
J. Jemigan, Mrs. 1. F. Alphin, MTs.
Robert Pope) Mrs. J. E. Johnson,
Mrs. Leola Barefoot, Mrs. Lula
Purchase, Mis. H. C. Byrd, Mrs.
M. M. Tart, Mrs. Jeff Sercy, Mrs. ,
Jesse Alphin, Miss Marguarlte
Wooten, Miss Martha Dallas, and
Miss Alice Pope.,
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Mrs. Maude Lee was used on the
sfKMkeft table. Red candlee m sil
ver candelabra were cantered on
etch table.
A delicious cold plate was served
the group consisting of chioken sal
ad, deviled eggs, curled carrots,
pickles, apple pie and coffee, the
>meal was served by Circles No. 2 and
|3.
Circle No. 4 was in charge of the
prograih. Mrs. Lewis Jeffreys open
ed the meeting with a song “I Would
Be True” and read the scripture
followed with prayer by Mrs. Wil
liam Carroll. Miss Anne and Betty
Jeffreys sang a duet “It Is No Sec
ret What God Can Do.”
Mrs. Jeffreys Introduced the guest
speaker, Mr. Lincoln Faulk, who
gave a splendid talk on "Steward
ship” which was enjoyed by all the
group. Mrs. Grace Swain, presi
dent of the group expressed apprec
iation to Mr. Faulk for the splendid
talk and welcomed Mrs. Faulk into
the group. Mrs. Swain reminded
that the Christian Fellowship would
meet at the local church for their
district meeting March 28-29.
The meeting was adjourned with
prayer by Mr. Faulk. Around forty
five members were present for the
evening.
FROM HOSPITAL
Little Johnny Richard Bethune,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Bethune of Bunnlevel, has return
ed to his home after being con
fined in Pittman's Hospital, Fay
etteville.
IN MOUNT OLIVE
Miss Jean Dickey and Miss Kath
ryne Thomas spent Sunday after
noon in Mount Olive.
VISITS MRS. STRICKLAND
Mrs. J. T. Barefoot and her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Wesley Bare
foot of Sampson County spent
Tuesday visiting Mrs. Willis
Strickland.
VISIT IN WILSON
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams and
children spent Sunday in Wilson
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Archie D.
Hayman and son.
SERVES AS PASTOR '
Robert A. McLean of Buies
Creek spent Sunday at South Hill,
Va., and Littleton, N. C., where he
served as pulpit supply for the
Antioch and Bethlehem Congrega
tional Christian Churches.
VISITS NORWOODS
Mr. and Mrs. L. Campbell spent
Sunday In Siler City visiting their
daughter, Mrs. A. F. Norwood and
family.
WITH PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McLemore
of B*rann*h, Ga„ spent Tuesday
night and Wednesday visiting b«r
: parents, Mr: kst Mrs. R. J. Peter-
Youth Group At
Lee's Grove *
Holds Meeting
The young people Os Lee’s Grove
community met - last Thursday
night at the church.
The meeting Was called to or
der by the vice president, Katherine
Coats.
The secretary called the roll and
gave the report of the treasurer.
After the business part of the
meeting was carried out. the vise
president turned the meeting over
to Reba Altman, program chair
man.
Two congregational songs were
led by Mrs. Lottie Weeks. After
ward there were requests for pray
er, and then prayer.
A special was sung by* Mrs. Lot
tie Weeks and Frances Weeks.
Later Gardner Altman asked a
few Bible questions.
We had a closing prayer.
All young people are cordially
invited to attend these meetings
each Thursday night at 7 o'clock.
VISITS SISTER ’ ;
Mrs. C. A. Roberson shopped in
Fayetteville one day last week.
She also visited her sister, Mrs.
M. B. Britt.
MRS. HOWARD HERE.
Mrs & Evangeline Howard of Fort
Campbell, Ky„ is here visiting her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Smith.
HONOR TO ROBERSON
Bobby Roberson, son of Mr. *and
Mrs. C. A. Roberson has been
awarded first prize for selling ads
for his school annual. Bobby at
tends Emanuel College in Frank
lin Springs, Ga.
FROM CALIFORNIA
Melvin Morty of California has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Maynard and Mrs. J. C. Phillips.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Keith Finch entered the
Dunn Hospital Tuesday morning.
MRS. WHEAT HERE
Mrs. Annabelle Noel Wheat,
Army Service Club director from
Fort Jackson, is spending a few
days here at h£r home.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Cleon Jackson Is « patient
In Watt Hospital, Durham.
IN RALEIGH
Mrs. Cad Upchurch and Mrs.
James Surles spent Friday In Ra
leigh shopping.
RETURN HOME
Mrs. Ben HartafieW and daugh
ter, Domini, have returned from
Florida where they have been va
cationing since before Christmas.
IN FARMV^LE
Mr. and -Mrs. Vjrgll Williams
•pent Sunday in Fartville visiting
their Williams. <
TP Mill MOW mnw, It a
Ervin Carroll, Jr.
Feted At Party
, On 4th Birthday
pv’ Erwin McKay Carroll Jr., son o
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Carroll cele
. brated his fourth birthday with a
, party at htr heme on N. Wautauga
Ave. Monday afternoon at 3:00.
I During the afternoon games, were
enjoyed by the small guests and
) the honorco opened his attractive
; gifts. Cookies, Ice dream, Jello, rite
! crackers and peanuts were enjoy
, ed by the group.
The honoree's grandmother, Mrs.
Ada Holt of Princeton, who is 78
; years old, was a speeial guest for
the party. Others attending were
Mike McLeod, Maxine McLeod,
Mary Ruth Williams, Mark Will
iams, Faye Buries, Norwood Buries,
Linda Holland, Sandy Carrol, Deb
' ble Kay Hinton and Brenda West.
VISITS HERE
Mrs. Mary E. Wtills of Benson
1 returned home today after spend
ing several days visiting her son,
Owen Willis and family here.
IN DURHAM
Mrs. Hugh Williford, Miss Mary
' Faye Williford and Mrs. Eva Lock
amy spent Saturday shopping In
Durham.
VISITS % IN DUNN
Mrs. Melvin Weeks of Dunn,
Route 3, spent Msnday afternoon
in Dunn with Mrs. M. M. Whitten
ton.
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WHITTENTONS AWAY
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitten
to spent the weekend In Lexing
ton visiting Mr. Whittenton’s sis
ter, Mrs. W. L. Bingham and fam
ily.
BETHUNES HERE
Mr. and Mrs. William Bethune
of Bunnlevel visited his mother
Mrs. C. F. Wagstaff and Mr.
Wagsteff here Sunday.
THOMASES HAVE GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Worthing
ton of Wlntervllle and Mr. and
Mrs. B. L. Thomas and family of
Ayden were recent guests at the
home of their brother J. Perry
Thomas and family. The father of
Mrs. Worthington and Mr. E. L.
Thomas makes his home here In
Dunn with his other son, J. Perry
Thomas.
VISIT SMITHS
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Raynor and
Libby and Claude Pope spent the
weekend in Arlington; Va.. as guests
of Mr. ahd Mrs. Charles Smith.
Mrs. Smith is a daughter of the
Raynors.
DRIVERS HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Driver of
Lumberton were overnight guests
Tueedky Light of Mr. and Mn.
Cannady.
*- - IN CLINTON
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Bowling
speht Sunday visiting In Clinton.
MRS. HODGES ILL
Mrs. Vadie Hodges Is 111 at her
home here.
ATTEND CONCERT
Among those attending the Civic
Music Association concert In Ra
leigh Monday night Were Mir. and
Mrs. Bhep Bryan, Mr. and Mr*,
Howard M. Lee, Mrs. Blanche Bare
foot. Mrs. Beulah Graham, IDs.
Wilma O’Brien, Mrs. Lloyd Wade,
Mrs. Henry C. Lee, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Smith, Mtt. McMiUan, and
Mr. add Mrs. Mack Watson.
MRS. WADE HERE
Mrs. Jake Wade of Chapel Hill
spent * few days 'recently with MT.
and Mrs. Lloyd Wade.
GUESTS OF JERNIGANB
Quests over the weekend of Mr.
and Mrs. Jessie Jemigan were
Mrs. Ngtrie Richardson of Tampa,
Florida; Mr. and Mm. Owen Di
gram of RkMgh, and Hr. and
Mrs. Brace Blank o» Portsmouth,
Va. Tuesday guests of the Jernl
gane Included Mrs. D. B. Denning
and Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Denning
and JtiUy of Benson, and Mr. Pres
ton Brae her of Clinton and his son
from the Navy, who has recently
returned' from CaUfomia.
MBS. DALRYMTLE IMPROVED
Mrs. John Dalryinple, a patient
in th# Dunn Hospital, is reported
to be greatly improved.
WITH HARTBFIBLDB
Mrs. J. W. Thornton is spending
several days with her Amghtar.
Mis. Jake HartefleM and ftunlly
In Wake FtereMt:
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