Society New*
To Spend Holidays Here
Miss Sarah Gill. of HiRh Point,
aiul Mrs. Kulh Gilmer McGregor of
Washington. 1). C.. arc expected to
arrive today to spend the holidays
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs T
l>ance Notice
All Kirls who attend the dance Tor
Mi v icemen Christmas night at Coop
er's hall are are askcjJ to wear formal
attire. The dance will begin at 8:30
o'clock, and is being sponsored joint
ly by the Junior Civic club and the
Junior Woman's club.
Holiday Visitors
Mrs. Joe Baiilcrson. of Jackson
ville. and Miss Trudy Tanner, ot
Italcigh. have arrived to spend the
Christmas holidays with their par
ents. Mr. and Mr.-. C. I'. Tanner, and
with other relatives in Petersburg.
Virginia.
To Arrive from Canada
Mis. ('lemons Falkner and little
daughter. Anne I.ouKe. re expected
to arrive today from Ontario. Canada,
to spend the Christmas holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. A. 15. Kalkner Pvt.
("lemons Kalkner is in the armed
forces somewhere overseas.
Miss Garrett Weds
Leonard Wood lief1
Oxford. Dec. 21.—Mi-s Millie IV
Garrett of Tar Itivcr and Leonard
1". Woodlicf ol Kittrell were married
at the Oxford Circuit Parsonage or.
Saturday. December 11!, by Rev. J.
L. Smith.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. 15. Garrett of Oxford.
She received her education at Man
gum and Stem high school.
Mr. Wood lief is the son of Mr
and Mrs. I<. K. Woodlief of Vance
ro..nty. Ho . ttended Berca high
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodliel will make
their home with t!ie bridegroom's
parents in Vance county.
Butner Wacs Fill
Empty Stocking
Camp I Sill nor. I)ci'. 21.—Away tiom
homo for the Christinas holidays,
many ol them lor the 11■1 time. the
WAt'j; at C*;tii11> l!utner decided their
Christinas would he ;i happier oik
if Ihry helped some out* who was
worse "'I than llioy. The Durham
Sun'- I'm ply Stocking C' lnl> seemed
to lliem the logical plait* to li d a
family whose Christm - would be
bleak without outside help. Through
the newspaper thev found a family,
consisting outside help. Through the
newspaper I hey found a family, con
sisting of a mother and her lour-aged
children, who needed assistance. Ap
proximately forty dollars was eoiiect
ed for tlu r C'hnstma- fund.
Hecaiisi* there are no r lion point.
i i the W.\C Di-laei-jtii'tU and because
they lei; the children's mother woul I
be better able 1<> bay the things lhc\
needed, no basket has been prepared
The WACs have turned the money
over t>> the molher. Warm clothing,
toys and a Christmas dinner will
brighten their holidays.
Methodist
Students To
Lead Service
The serv ice at tlu* K rsl Metliodist
chureh S i - day night w: 11 be Hie an
nual Student iiecognition Service,
given in reeogmt.on ol the young
ptoples of the ehuich who are stu
dmt-. ni van 'tis -chools ad colleges.
Ti:e progr in has been planned bj
the Youth Division i>l the chureh
ol which M:-s Nellie Gray Kittrell
is president. a d the entire service
will be given by tin* young people.
The program will be entitled
"Youth's Mission in the World." ami
v. il be as follows
Organ prelude.
Call to worship, l.ucille Colhran.
Hymn, ••() Come All Ye I*' ilhful"
Scripture reading, Jiniinic Jolin
kon.
Ilumn. "O Young ad L*"earle j
J'rophct".
Introduction. Minerva Kail.tier
Statement and "We Believe", Jean
Candler.
Dedication. Ann Nichols.
1 'ledge and plea to join, Billy I light.
Special music, college choir.
Prayer. Charles Treseolt.
Choral re-poiise, the choir.
Conclusion a" il challenge, Viol i
llo.vle.
Hymn, "Lead On. O King Klein I'.
Benediction.
CaiirtlrliKlit Service
A Christmas candlelight mtv ice
w ill be held at Fuller's Chapel chinch
Suiid y night. Deeeinoer 'Jli. at 7 .'in
o'clock. The public is cordially
vited to attend.
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Churches
HOLY INNOCBNTS EPISCOPAL
Christmas L)ay
10 a. m. Celebration ol Holy Com
munion, Major John S. Baldwin
celebrant.
Sunday after Christmas;
St. Stephen Day
51:45 a. m. Church school. J. II. &ol
lincoffer, superinteiidunt.
10 a. in. Men's Bible class. Win.
Bailey, president.
11 a. m. Morning prayer and ser
nion, Rev. 1. Hardi.ig Hughes officia
ting..
7:30 p. in. YPSL meeting.
FIRST MKTHu.j'.ST
Rev. II. K. King, pas lor
!t:45 Sunday school.
!! a. .n. Morning worship. Sermon
topic "Who Are the Wise Me.iV"
7 :30 p m. Stude'.t Ke.-'ignition
Service.
FIRST HAITI ST CIIURCII
K. Norlleet Gardner, pastor
At the morning worship serv ice
the pastor will read his fifth annual
Christmas letter.. Miss Miirtha Kve
rett will be guest soloist. At the
evening service "Gilts', a Christmas
worship service with speaking choir,
will be presented by students and
other young people ol the church.
Sunday:
8:30 ... in. Baptist radio hour,
WPTF.
11:15 a. in. Sunday school.
11 a. ni. Morning worship.
(i:3o p. m. Baptist Training Union.
7:30 p. ni. Kvening worship.
Wednesday:
7:30 p. in. Prayer service.
WH1TK MEMORIAL MKTHt )L)1ST
Rev. W. 1$. vJiegory, pastor
11:15 a. m. Sunday school.
II a. ill. Morning worship.
7:30 p. ni. Evening wors'v,..
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. William D. Mcliuiis. minister.
Sunday:
11:45 .•. in. Sunday school.
11 a. in. Morning worship.
(5:45 p. in. Young people ol the
church.
7:30 p. in. Evening worship.
CONG R EG ATI ON AI. C111! I ST I A'.\
Kev. J. Frank Apple, pastor
Sin day:
9:45 a. in. Church school.
11 a. in. Morning woisinp. Topic ol
sermon, "The Christian Wall;. No
evening service will be held.
Wednesday:
7:30 p. in. Mid-week prayer .ser
vice. Study of the sixth chapter ol'
Revelation.
Young People
In Program
At Baptist
"Gilts", ;i Christmas worship .ser
vice with a speaking clu.::, will be
presented by students and other
young people of the First Baptist
church at 7:3(1 o'clock Sunday eve
ning in the church auditorium, with
Lilii Wester of the Citadel presiding.
The program is ;.s follows:
Organ prelude: Mrs. Andrew J.
Davis.
Call to worship: leader.
Hymn: "Joy to theWorld".
Choral speaking.
Pravcr: Miss Florence Glenn. W.
C. U. N. C.
Choral speaking.
Duct: "There's a Song in the Air",
Misses Lelia Gardner a'ill Doris
Dennis.
Choral speaking.
llymn: "O Come. All Ye Faitlilul".
Choral spe. king.
"The Gifts."
Offertory.
llymn: "As With Gladness".
Benediction.
Fiity-three plants in India are row
making producer-gas equipment.
EPISCOPALIANS HAVE
j HOLY COMMUNION
ON CHRISTMAS DAY
Christmas day will be eclebialcd
jit ton o'clock ..t Holy Innocents
Kpiscopal church, by ihc strvic.. ol
| lloly Communion, the celebrant being
j C haplain John S. Baldwin of Cam>>
Butner. Major Baldwin has served at
Holy Innocents church belo c.
Oil Sunday. December _'(i. the Uev.
I llardi:.g Hughes ol St. Marv'.C
Junior college. Raleigh, will officiate
•it the eleven o'clock hour in the
service ol morning prayer, and will
| preach.
'l'hc congregation extends to the
comunity a cordial invitation to wor
ship with them on these days..
CATHOLIC CHURCH TO
HOLD MIDNIGHT MASS
Traditional mihiight mass will be
held tonight at Saint Paul's Catho
lic church. Father James King, pas
tor, has announced. The topic ol his
| .ermon will be "The Meaning ol
ChriMmas."
l'he public is cordially invited to
i attend these cvroinon'os, and leaflets
i with the in s- in KngTish will be dis
tributed to visitors.
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j from 15 to 45 days are needed lo
cure ham bclorc siiiukii^, and from
17 lo :{() days bacon.
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And Happy New Year |
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express our thanks and appreciation to our jjood
loyal friends and customers for their patronage. V»
We thank you one and all and extend our most i
cordial jjood wishes for your health and happi- 'i
ness now and throughout the new year. "<t
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Joyous New Year
In remembering our irieiuls at this season we
would like to express our appreciation tor \ our
kind patronage and we shall look forw ard to
serving you again.
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