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Baptist Circle
Meets In Erwin
Mrs. Almet Lovick was hostess to
members of the Louise Hill Circle
at her home Tuesday afternoon
at 1 o’clock.
Mrs. Harvey Bass gave the de
votional and led the group in pray
er.
The program entitled “Prelude
To Lottie Moon offering" was giv
en by Mrs. Paul Holmes and Mrs.
Bud Strickland.
The group planned to remember
their shut-ins with Thanksgiving
baskets.
The hostess served fruit cake,
salted nuts, potato chips and cof
fee to: Mrs. Paul Holmes. Mrs.
Harvey Bass, Mrs. Rochelle Mc-
Lamb. Mrs. Evelyn Barbour, Mrs.
Myrtle McLamb. Mrs. Clara Mat
thews, Mrs. Evelyn Stephenson and
Mrs. Bud Strickland.
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HONORED AT TEA Mrs. C. T. Latimer and Mrs. J. C. Warren entertained at an informal tea
at the Latimer home yesterday afternoon honoring Miss Billye Pope, bride-elect. Shown here, left to
! right, are Mrs. J. N. Creel, mother of the prospective bridegroom, Miss Billye Pope, the honoree, her
mother Mrs. Arthur Pope, and the two hostesses, Mrs. J. O. Warren, and Mrs. C. T. Latimer.
Sandra Ralph Has
Erwin Wiener Roast
Mr*. Frank Ralph entertained fyer
daughter Sandra on her 10th birth
' day with a wiener roast at the
Park Center Thursday from 5 to 7
o'clock.
The wieners were roasted on the
| park grill and to go with them
I thaw Wit* plenty of onions, slaw,
] rOHS ahit soft drinks. The group
' also enjoyed roasting marshmallow
and had cookies.
Following the roast Mrs. Ralph
invited the group back into the
Park Center where they enjoyed
dancing and Sandra opened her
gifts.
Assisting Mrs. Ralph with the
I party was her oldest daughter. Di
| ane and Miss Martha Ann Thom
|as.
-Those enjoying the event were:
Sandra Ralph, honoree, Carolyn
! Whittington. Frankie Messer, San
tdra- House. Beth Woodall. Wanda
Matthews, Rosemary Adair. "Mick
le” -Crawford, Judy Taylor. Judy
Dyer; Esther Faye Stewart, Ann
Neidzwidh, Connie Stewart, Bon
i nie Stephens, Linda Autry, Joyce
i Parnell,, Brenda House, Barbara
I Dean Ralph, Martha Ann Ralph.
Larry Odom. "Mike" Beard, Woody
1 Woodall, Frank Ralph Jr.. Tommy
Ralph, Barry Griffin and Bob Bost.
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: Mrs. Woodworth Is
Hostess To Group
i | Members of the Margaret Has
, sel Circle of the First Baptist
i church held their regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. Ar
chie Woodworth, Tuesday evening
. at 7:30 o’clock.
Mrs. Roy Cameron presided over
the meeting which was opened with
prayer and Mrs. Thurman Gaster
gave the devotional.
During the business session plans ,
were made to remember the shut
ins at Thanksgiving and also to
make a sunshine box for a patient
at the sanatorium. The group also
dascupsed their ChrigLmigs party.
It was announced that the circle !
would send clothes to Korea and
they are to get them to Mrs. Rich- j
ard Webb within the next two j
weeks. Plans were made to help the j
' R.A.'s during focus week which is
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,! The hostess served fruit cake
,■ i with whipped cream, pickles, candy,
; j salted nuts and coffee.
For the meeting the hostess’ home
was very outstanding in its dec
orations of autumn flowers and
j leaves.
Those present were Mrs. Grady
Fann. Mrs. Bob Leonard. Mrs. Hart
well Byrd, Mrs. Earl Stewart, Mis.
’ Thurman Allen, Mrs. R. M. New,
; Mrs. C. T. Broughton, Mrs. Dun- :
can McDonald, Mrs J. R. Royal, !
\ Mrs. John McCaskill, Mrs. Roy
: Cameron and Mrs. Moore, a visitor.
RA Group Meets i
Monday In Erwin
‘j The Donald Moore Chapter of the j
Royal Ambassadors met In the i
church Monday afternoon at four 1
o'clock.
The meeting opened in regular
form and the program was on Ni- i
| gerian Missionaries. Those taking j
| part were Edward and Charles Cald j
j well. Kenneth Byrd, Gene Patterd
son and Willie Gregory.
The group discussed R. A. focus i
.week which is next week and made
plans for It.
Those present were: Edward and
!Ch tries Caldwell, Kenneth Byrd,
i Willie Gregory, Gene Patterson. Ed
| Ray-Caldwell, Woody Woodall, Glen
i and Wyman Autry, John Dowd and
Mrs. D. C. Woodall and Mr. Joe
Tyndall, advisors for the group.
Mrs. Petty Hostess
To Erwin Group
The Grace Bost book club mem
bers held their regular meeting
at the home of Mrs. D. A. Petty
Thursday afternoon at four o’clock.
Mrs. C. E. Raiford presided over
the business session.
Mrs. S. J. Clark and Mrs. W. P.
Holt Sr., were in charge of the
program for the afternoon. Mrs.
Clark introduced the Rev. W. R.
Insko who very interestingly re
viewed the book “The Witness" by
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I The hostess served a salad plate
[ with coffee to Mrs. Raiford, Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. Holt, Mrs. W. P. Holt,
! Jr„ Mrs. P. G. Parker, Mrs. R. M.
1 Phillips, Mrs. D. T. Stutts, Mrs.
Fred Thomas and Mrs. Insko.
TEA AffD TOPICS CI.UB
The Tea and Topics study club
will meet Friday. November 14 a>
3:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. J.
N. Fuquay. Mrs. W. R. Cranford
will have the program on the Phil
ippine Islands and their economic
] ties with the United States.
I JUNIOR WOMAN’S CLUB
Lillington’s Junior Woman’s Club
j will present a program on public*
health at the next club meeting
| set for Tuesday night, November
11, at 8 p. m. at the Community j
Center. Mrs. Frank Paschal has
arranged the program.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 7, 1952
IN HOSPITAL j
Pvt. Joe Bordeaux of Lillington;
who 1* stationed at Camp Chafee,
Ark., is a patient at the Army hos
pital there. He is expected to be
hospitalized for about two weeks. ‘
CRITICALLY ILL
Mrs. E. C. Campbell, mother of'
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WEEKEND VISITOR
Miss Eloise Hendericks of Fay
,! etteville will be the weekend guest
1 of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Layton, Jr.
! Miss Hendricks who teaches at Ft.
< Bragg school, is a former member
I of the Lillington faculty.
[Mrs. R. S. Taylor of Lillington. is
I critically ill at the Taylor home.