PAGE SIX
Coats Social Happenings
„ •’£ ■» CLYDE BRYAN
The Revival Service* of the
wet* Baptist Church will begin
Ktoday March 30th. Services will
-Blr at eleven o’clock on Sunday
RMUIIig and Sunday night at 7:30.
4mginning with Monday services
will be at 10:00 a. m. and at 7:30
m. The Rev. Janies R. Thomp
jqr of Greensboro, will be the
Visiting minister. Music will be in
frge of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett
lughn of Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs.
inghn were here last spring for
revival meeting. The people of
Coats will be happy to have them
pack again. The public is cordial
ly. invited to attend.
Sunday was “Visitation Day” for j
.the poats Baptist Church. Every
-family in the town and communi
ty was visited or will be during
the week. This is part of the Unit
ed Efforts for a good revival in
the town. - -
.The Baptist Church Sunday
School Council meeting was held (
at 6:30 p. m. on Wednesday even
ing, March 26th. All offieers and j
teachers were urged to be present.'
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fl OLIVIA APRIL 7-42:30 P. M. TO 1:15 P. M. I
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fl W. R. MILLER SERVICE STATION APRIL 9-12:00 Noon TO 12:45 P. M I
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The Bed Cross drive for Grove
j township got underway on Mon,-
1 day of the past week. It is a very
' worthy cause and we hope every
-1 one gave as liberally as they were
1 able to do.
i The Beta Club members of thp
local school attended the Beta
Club State Convention at the Sir
, Waiter Hotel in Raleigh on March
, 21st and 22nd. A banquet and
dance were the entertainment fea
tures for Saturday evening.
The Future Homemakers of
Coats High School attended the
State Meeting which was held in
Raleigh on Saturday March 22nd.
A number of the people of Coats
will attend the Azalea Festival in
Wilmington during the weekend.
Hayes Beasley who is with the
Navy, stationed in Norfolk spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. O. Beasley.
I Evangeline Stewart, a student at
' Wake Forest, spent the weekend
with hfr' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Stewart of Coats.
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Moore at
tended the Medical Convention in
Winston-Salem this week.
Aiss With Alien spent the-week
end at her home at Warrenton, N.
t.
Mrs. Exie Smith of Raleigh spent
the weekend in Coats.
Among those who shopped In
Raleigh Saturday from Coots were:
Mrs. Mildred Creech, Miss Lucille
Allen. Miss' Phyllis Timber lake. Miss
Edith Allen, Miss Eva Bateman.
Mr. James Valsame, and Mrs. Cur
tis Guy. *
The Rev. and Mrs. J. Ben El-.
ler drove to Bethel Hill, N. C. on
Thursday where Mrs. Eller taught |
a class In the Beulah Association- j
al Stewardship Institute. Mrs. El
ler is State Stewardship Chair
man at the Baptist Woman's Mis
sionary Union, of North Carolina.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Ben Eller spent
Thursday night with their daugh
ter. Mrs. Ralph L. Byrd of Dur
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Varley had
as their dinner guests on Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Thornton, Miss
Novella Autry, and Miss Joylett
Autry, all of Falcon.’
Among the eleven delegates from
Harnett County to attend the
Statewide N. C. E. A. Annual Con
vention in Asheville Thursday, Fri
day, and Saturday were Mrs.
Gladys Phillips, and Mrs. Nell Wil
liams of the Coats School
Friends of Mr. Reggie Parrish
will be glad to learn that he is
home from the Dunn Hospital
where he has been a patient for
several weeks.
Mrs. Fred Fleming has been
confitjed to her home for the past
week with pneumonia. She is get
ting on very nicely and will be
able to be out in a few dap.
The teachers from 'the Coats
school who attended the Class
room'-Teachers meeting in the Er
win School Library on Tuesday
afternoon were Miss Bertha -West
brook, Miss Phyllis Buckner Mrs.
Percy Parrish. Miss Lucille Allen,
Miss Esther Ricks and Miss Clyde
/Bryan. V 3
After the gMieral business ses
sion Miss Blanch Grantham of
Dunn, gave a most interesting re
view of the book "The Art of
Teaching.” The social committee of
the Erwin faculty served delicious
refreshments. L
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Pfc. Robert O. Stetoart, TOth
Fighter and Interception Squad*
ron. Rapid City A. F.IL Weaver,
S. D. is boom for a month’s fur
lough with his family,. He to the
son of Mr. Bob Stewart of Coats,
Mr. and Mia. Joel Ennis are
happy to have their son. Fred,
home for a month’s furlough. Fred
is stationed at Ft. Knox, Ken
tucky.
Mrs. Kitty Willia enttfed Reg
Hospital, Raleigh, ob March 36th.
She was to be operated on on
’Wednesday. Her friends hope for
her a speedy recovery.
Miss Eva Bateman had as her
dinner guest .on Friday, March 21st
her niece and nephew, Mr. and
Mrs. David L. Hite and children,
David, Jr., and Dian of Utica,
Ohio.
| Mrs. J. T. Bland of Buie’s Creek
I has been spending several days
} with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Fleming, who has been ill with
j pneumonia.
Friends of Mrs. J. M. Malone
will be sorry to team that she has
been ill in Rex Hospital for sev
eral days.
Mr. and .Mrs. Ray Coon had as
their guests at their home in Lin
colnton, Mrs. Gladys Phillips and
Kenneth Phillips, during the week
end.
Mrs. C. G. Stewart spent the
weekend with her sister Mrs. Rob
ert H. Day of Winston-Salem.
The Fidelles Class of the Coats
Baptist Sunday School held its
regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. C. G. Stewart, on
Tuesday evening, March 2Sth.
with Mrs. Ora Parrish as co-hostess.
After the business session the
acting program chairman intro
duced the speaker of the evening,
Mrs. Forest Maxwell, of Erwin.
Mrs. Maxwell’s topic was Higher
Loyalty. The earnestness and ap
peal with which she spoke made
her talk much enjoyed by all. Af
ter the fragrant the hostesses
served cake topped with fruit and
whipped cream, , salted .nujts and
coffee. Those present were: Mrs,
Clyde Grimes. Miss Lucille Alien.
Mrs. Luthar Barefoot, Mm Owen
Odum, Mrs. Malcom Stewart. Mrs.
Richard ,fL Weils, Mrs. J. Ben El
ler, Mrs. Oene Btewart. Mrs. Mil
dred Creech, Mrs. Ross Stewart,
Mrs. D. A. Yarley, Mrs. T. O.
Beasley, Mrs, Milton Bryant, Mrs.
Forest Maxwell Mrs. Lucy Kelly.
Mrs. W. E, Nichols, Miss Clyde
Bryan, Mrs. Pansy Parrish.
Thp Coats P. T. ,A, held its reg
ular monthly meeting on Thursday
evening. Man* 20th, at seven
tog
: president Mr. Vic Lee, Vtoe-Ptv»-
ident, Mr. Marvin Johnson, 800.
retary Mra. Nad Williams. Trea
sury, Mrs. Tatoiond Penny, Miss
Bessie Massengill, i Elementary.
School Supervisor, showed a pic- J
ture on Life to Mexico, and with
a group of different age boys and
girls illustrated the use of moving
pictures as a teaching aid in the
school. Refreshments were served
at . the social > • .
Mrs. Mildred Creech, Miss Lu
cille Allen and Miss Clyde Bryan,
attended “Open House” at Neta's,'
to Benson, on Friday evening,
March list. The color scheme and
artistically arranged merchandise:
to her shop would do Justice to; the I
better shops to many of our larger'
cities. |
Kenneth Keene is spending.
Spring holidays with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Keene.
Miss Phylis Buckner’s first
grade entertained the Primary De-;
pertinent with a very enjoyable i
Chapel program Tuesday afternoon.!
After the devotional and a- nura-1
her of spring songs, the theme
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.Monday, March 21st at 10:00 A. M. .. McGee’s Cross Road) Benson, Garner Hifliway II
March 31st at 2:o® P. M. . Benson Live Stock Market, Benson, N. C.
Tuesday, April Ist at 1*:0D A. M. D. ft S. RaQway Depot, Oaats,.WO. *
Tuesday, April Ist at 2:00 P. M. ............. Currin’s Cross RaM, near Angier, N&C.
to* spttefa Comer, between Dunn & Clinton
Wednesday, April 2nd Newton Grove, N. C.
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; war* so much at ease pod seemed
ease and accuracy »ith which the
two masters of ceremonies who al
so acted as property managers, per
formed their duties was to * most
j done At the proper time and to-the
I most perfect maimer, with ease and
self confidence. A number of po
, rents of these children were pres
'ent to see the performance, <uul't
am sure were very proud of the
accomplishment of these children.
• Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Beasley,
Hayes Beaesley, and Mrs. Lucy
Kelly visited Warrant Officer Qod-
Ifrey Beasley and Mrs. Beasley at
Fort Bragg, Sunday.
II Mrs. Haywood Roberts, and Jack
I Brock of Erwin and Clifton Brock
of Lilting ton, attended the funeral
■ of their uncle Mr. H. V. Moulton,
■ of Norfolk, Va.. on Monday.
| Dr. Robert Hamilton was a week
epd guest of Dr. Clarence Roberts.
FttrPAY afternoon, makch m 19«
Mr. and Mrs. Maton Upchurch,
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