North Carolina Newspapers

PAGE EIGHT BENSON SOCIETY Mrs. Johnson Is Hostess To Group Mrs. Joe Johnson was hostess at her suburban home on Wednes day evening to Women of the Church .of Ebenezer Presbyterian church. Mrs. Alvis Ennis, president, call ed the meeting to order and Mrs. Clyde Denning led the group in prayer. Following a business session Mrs. Roy Langdon zave an inspiring de votional exercise on “Jesus The Divine Sacrifice for Sin.” Mrs. Maynard Coats, program director presented a proeram on the tonic “Mv Church as Part of the Whole.” Assistinz Mrs. Coats in presenting the program we-e Mrs. Mack R. Hudson. Mrs. Willard Wood, Mrs. Alvis Ennis. Mrs. Mae Coats, and Mrs. Naomi Hudson. The hostess, ass'sted by Mrs. ■Herbert Johnson, se r ” 0 d the fifteen ‘members present a delicious course consisting of oimento -roasted neoens, candv. Concord zrapes p-d coffee. The Thankseiv ‘Vnu motif was »videnc“d to the re freshments and annointments. Benson Church Board Met , I awrenee Parrish W. F. ißuvth were hosts at the Parrish home Sunday evenin'* to members of the Methodist official church /board. . Donald Parrish presided. The * meetinv was onened with oraver by •Rev. I. T. Poo’e. in a business se«- "slon Howard Dennirz was el-cted .chairman of the board and Law •reuce Parr'b was elected vice chairman. Stella Creech was re -1 tained as se"reta~y. A proopsed . budget for the ensuing church year * was presented to the official board, •and was promptly ao-pr>t»d wt.h l "a slight Increase on several items . over the budget last year. * During a social hour the hosts, assisted by their w‘ves, served , homemade cocanut cake and cos -1 fee. CHURCH BAZAAR An autumn bazaar, sponsored by the Benson Methodist Church, will be held on Saturday, December 5, In the Medlin & Dorman store. Opening Saturday morning at: 11:00 o’clock the sponsors of the 1 bazaar invite the public to visit them and look over the many items for sale throughout the day. The usual bazaar items will be on display. There will be jams, jell ies, pickles, candies and home made cakes for sale as well as sandwich es and coffee. . > Members of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service of which Mrs: Ivey T. Poole is president, will be on hapd to serve patrons of the basaar. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tart, Mr. and Mrs. Otis McLamb and John Creech Cagle spent Saturday and Sunday in Richmond, Va. Dr. and Mrs. DeWitt C. Woodall of Erwin visited Mr. and Mrs. J. K Woodall Tuesday. Four Benson men, Robert Den ning, David Henry Parker, Willis MeLamb, and Vernon Clifton, re turned Sunday night from a sev eral days trip to St. Louis, Mo., 1 where they attended meetings of a nationally known feed company and were escorted through the lab- | oratories and factories of the com pany. Mrs. CJlrdner Woodall of near Benson entered Rex- Hospital, Ra leigh on Tuesday where sh» under went major sugery Tuesday. Miss Ne*a Turlington. M'«s Lu cille Martin and Mr. and Mrs. A. T Parker spent the weekend at the Turlington cottage at Carolina Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J. I-a Weldon of LaaMwrg'spent Sunday here with Ift. and Mrs. Lawrence Parrish. Mrs., Weldon and Mrs. Parrish are sisters. J Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Coats of Smithfleld visited Mrs. Vinnie Smith Sunday. . Quests of Mrs. Lucius J. l ane (hiring the past few dsvs were Mrs. O. E. Lane and Miss Eleanor Lane Track Terminal I 24 Hour Road cf Elizabeth City, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lane and Mrs. J. R. Boyce of Center Hill and Mrs. Jesse Asbell of Edenton. A house guest of Mrs. Lane now is her cousin, Mrs. Mary M. Johnson of Potecasi. PROGRAM GIVEN AT PTA Miss Wilhelmina Utley presented a program of novelty songs, musi cal readings, and instrumental num bers by a group of her younger music students at the November meeting of the local PTA on Mon day evening at the high school aud itorium. Participating in the program were Joyce Lowery, Lynn Farmer, Judy Lynn Johnson, Diane Overby, Sue Lawhon, Glenda Massengill, Leh man Barefoot, Georgia Parker, Bill Woodall, Mike Bain, Larry Her rinz, Phil Lassiter and Donald Holloway. WITH PARENTS Pvt. Clyde Norrran Proctor, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Proctor of Benson spent the weekend here with his parents. He was recently graduated from the engineering school at Fort Leonard Wood. Mis souri, and was trained to build reads and air fields. After a ten dav leave at home was te-minated. following the train ing period at Fort Leonard Wood, Pet. Proctor reported to Fort Jack ' son. S. C.. and from there was sent to Fort Bravg. He has been as signed as a clerk typist in the 618 H $25.00 TURKEY Until Thanksgiving * Erwin Social Happenings ■> imnnmm>mmwiw > mm ERWIN BIRTHS f Mr. and Mrs. Junior Carl Lucas of Erwin, Rt. 1 announce the birth of a son, Richard Douglas on Nov ember 10 in Good Hope Hospital. Mr,s. Lucas is the former Miss Betty Larue Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Westbrook Lee of Four Oaks announce the birth of a daughter on November 10 In Good Hope Hospital. Mrs. Lee Is the former Miss Lena Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Agusta Harris of Erwin announce the birth of a son, David Lynn, on Novem ber 10 in Good Hope Hospital. Mrs. Harris is the former Miss Myrtle Lee Sykes. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ray McLeod of Anzier announce the birth of a daughter. Deborah Ray, on Nov ember 10 in Good Hone Hospital. M'ss McLeod is the former Miss Anna Pearl Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Braxton Las siter of Benson announce the birth of a son. Robert Braxton, on No vember 10 in Good Hone Hospital. »'«. tos-i’t is the former Miss Eloise Byrd. Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Drayman Rvrd of Coats announce the birth of a daughter. Eula Diana, on Nov- Freineer!n<* Li<*ht Equipment Corn ea ny at Fort Bragg. THE DAILY RECORD, DWX, N. C, • »."■<• ■■ i ''v.ii; i-t , if., ■ 'ember. 11 in Good Hope Hospital, i Mrs. Byrd is the former Miss Helen i Bolin. | ' Mr. and Mrs. Barbee Watson Matthews of Coats, Rt. 1, announce the birth of a son, Ricky, on Nov : ember 12 in Good Hope Hospital. - Mrs. Matthews is the former Mias ■ Exie Florence Partin. ERWIN STORE HOUR GROUP TOLD OF THANKSGIVING Members of Mrs.-Effie Davis Jef freys story hour heard the story of the “First Thanksgiving” at their ; regular meeting, which was held in the park center Monday after noon at 2:30 o’clock. Following the story Miss Olive ’ McKnown made pictures of the group and following this Mrs. Jes . freys assisted by Mrs. Byron Ste ; vens served cookies, cheesecrackers and coca colas. Novelty turkeys were given as favors. Those present included: Elaine West, Mike Johnson, Billy Graham, Billy Haieington, George EJder . baum, Richard Crawford, Cathy and Carolyn Byrd, Mike Strickland. Hope mb ore ton, Kelly Whitman, Wanye Royal, Tommy Woodcuff, Jane O dom, and Jack Pecora. IN HOSPITAL Mr. D. T. Stutts is a oatient in Good Hone Hospital suffering with a virus infection. SPENDS WEEKEND i Beatrice Wood of Raleigh spent the weekend in Erwin visiting friends. VISITS IN RALEIGH ! Gerry Matthews and Peggy War ’ ren visited in Raleigh Sunday. 1 SUNDAY VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Tye Thomas and children Emily Grant, Bill, and Jack visited relatives in Selma Sunday afternoon. TO SPEND HOLIDAYS Frank Ralph of Oak Ridge, Ten , nessee will arrive Thursday to spend ; the Thanksgiving Holidays with his family. HOSPITAL PATIENT 1 Mrs. Lessie Price is ill in Good Hope Hospital. WILL BE HOME 1 Dale Seabolt of Newport News, Virginia will be here to spend the ( holidays with his mother Mrs. Jim ■ Adams and his grandmother Mrs. A. H. Harper. FROM FAYETTEVILLE 1 Mr. J. T. “Country” Jernizan of Fayetteville scent Sunday with his mother Mrs. Frank Hodges. HERE FOR CONFORMATION ' Mrs. Garland Mosley Hubbard and i Mrs. H. J. Hubbard of Cl'nton and Miss Celeste Hubbard of Raleigh Godwin News Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Naylor and Mrs. D. H. Mathews attended the Home Coming at Spring Branch Church Sunday. * The November meeting of the Women of the Dodwln Presbyterian Church was held at the Church Sunday night, Nov. 22nd wttli Mrs. J. E. Graham, president, presiding. Mrs. T. C. Godwin gave the Bible Lesson. Mrs. D. A. McPhail had charge of the program. Mrs. Connie Knox of Raleigh was the week-end guest of the J. E. Grahams. Mrs. Gordon Washburn, Mrs. Wal ace Warren. Mr. Jimmy ’ ucas and > Mrs. G. R. Washburn visited Gor don Washburn at the Baptist Hos oital in Winston-Salem last Thurs- day. Mr. Gordon Washburn re mained in Winston Salem until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pope and sons. Bob and Branch snent Sun day with the McLellan Wades. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Lucas have were here Sunday for the conf'r mation of their grandch ld, neice, and godchild Wanda Hubbard' Mat thews, who was a member of the r.ofirmation class in Sf. Stephen’s Episcopal Church Sunday morn ling. THURSDAY AFTER tfOOtt, NOVEMBER 26, ItsM moved into the up-statr* appartment. at Mrs. Annie Godwins. Miss Margueritte Mclntyre spentl Saturday in Raleigh. Rev. ami Mrs. Lineberger of Dunn] were visitors in the O. R. Washburta home last Friday. Mrs. Gordon Washburn was over nite guest in the home of her sister, Mrs. J. L. West and Mr. West at , North Wilkesboro, Saturday. . Pvt. J. V. Tew, Jr. left Sunday for an assignment in Germany aft er spending several days here with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Collier spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. , Collier at Camp Lejuene. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Warren attended the Globe-Trotters bas ket hall game at Reynolds Coliseum in Raleigh Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Collier and y^sayjjllf,; ■ sons of Rose boro visited Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Thornton and other rel atives in the comuoity Sunday. ” DODGE PLYMOUTH Naylor-Dickey % * *s?^. Fayettevile Hwy. Duitti.