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Births
LONG
RALEIGH - Mr. and Mrs. El
bert J. Long announce the birth
of a daughter, Kimberly Ann,
on March 23 in Rex Hospital.
Mrs. Long is the former Mari
anna Warren of Milwaukee,
WOODARD
JACKSON - Mr. and Mrs. David
Woodard announce the birth of
twin daughters on April 6 in
Roanoke Rapids Hospital, Mrs.
Woodard is the former Melba
Barrette of Jackson.
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MERRY HILL — Approximately
200 attended the seventy-third
session of Woman’s Missionary
Union to West Chowan Baptist
Association at the Merry Hill
Baptist Church on April 6.
Theme for the day was “Jesus
Calls Us,”
The Rev. Henry Stough gave
the devotional. Mrs. William D.
White, president of the Merry
Hill Woman’s Missionary Union,
gave the welcome. Special music
was by the Rev. David McKenzie,
Navajo Indian pastor from New
Mexico, as he sang “It Took a
Miracle.”
The morning message of infor
mation and inspiration was by
Miss Kathryn Bullard, state WMS
director. Closing prayer was by
Mrs. Francis Oder, president of
Lawrence WMU.
The afternoon session featured
young people. There was a dis
cussion of some present - day
problems.
On the panel were Lavinia
Vann, Beverly Watson, Bill Par
ker, Wayne Woodard, young peo
ple; and Miss White, faculty
member at Chowan College, Mrs.
W. E. White, Dr. Gilbert Ste
phenson, the Rev. Jim Shurling,
adults.
Miss Janie Davis, WMU schol
arship student at Chowan College,
led in prayer.
During the business session
officers elected were vice pres
ident, Mrs. Robert Lee of Ahos-
kie; secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
Coleman E. Thomas Jr. of Merry
Hill; yWA director, Mrs. J. A.
Smith of Seaboard; GA director,
Mrs. R. G. Whitley of Como;
Sunbeam director, Mrs. Randy
Britton of Menola; prayer chair
man, Mrs. John Vaughan of Wood
land; mission study, Mrs. Henry
Stough of Aulander.
Mission action, Mrs. A. Star-
key White of Windsor; steward
ship, Mrs. Robert White of Wind
sor; organist, Mrs. Harvey Vin
son of Menola; nominating com
mittee, Mrs, C. W. Bridgers of
Jackson (chairman), Mrs, Harry
Hill of Murfreesboro, Mrs. L. P.
Britton of Ahoskie, Mrs, Clyde
Harden of Windsor, Miss Rebecca
Long of Jackson and Mrs. James
E. White of Windsor. All officers
will take office October 1 and will
serve for five years.
The nominating committee and
executive committee will secure
a president for the organiza
tion.
A silver tray was presented to
Mrs. Robert White in apprecia
tion for her five years of serv
ice as associational WMU presi
dent.
The group voted to hold their
annual meetings the first Thurs
day in April,
Woman’s Missionary Societies
and youth organizations receiv
ing recognition were;
Honor WMS - Ahoskib First,
Buckhorn; advanced WMS, As-
kewville, Aulander, Colerain,
Kelford, Mars Hill, Winton, Ash
ley Grove, Jackson, Potecasi,
Rich Square; approved WMS -
Connaritsa, Edgewood, Lewis
ton, Cashie, Creech Memorial,
Earley’s, Meherrin, Menola,
Bethel, Conway, Roberts Chapel,
Severn, Woodland.
Honor YWA - Buckhorn; ad
vanced YWA, Creeksville, Rob
erts Chapel, Woodland, Repub
lican, Earley’s, Meherrin, Win-
ton; approved YWA, Greens
Cross.
Honor GA - (Intermediates),
Greens Cross, Ashley Grove,
Creeksville, Severn, Woodland;
juniors), Colerain (11 - 12),
Buckhorn, Meherrin, Potecasi,
Woodland; (ungraded), C reech
Memorial.
Advanced GA - (Intermediate),
Cashie, Colerain, Ahoskie (15),
Buckhorn, Harrellsville; (jun
iors), Askewville, Colerain (9-
10), Edgewood, Marshill, Ahos
kie (11-12), Harrellsville, Mur
freesboro (9-10), (ungraded),
Bethany, Conway; approved GA-
(intermediate), Askewville,
Ahoskie (13-14), Meherrin, Jack-
son; (junior) Aulander, Lewiston,
Winton, Galatia, Jackson, Rich
Square, Roberts Chapel, Sea
board; (ungraded), Kelford, Ear
ley’s, Menola, Elam.
Honor Sunbeams-.(primaries),
Ahoskie (6-7), Ahoskie (World
Friends), Creech Memorial,
Winton; (beginners), Ahoskie,
Creech Memorial, Winton, Pote
casi; approved Sunbeams - (pri
maries), Askewville, Aulander,
Colerain, Conway, Jackson,
Potecasi, Woodland, Menola; (be
ginners), Askewville, Aulander,
Colerain, Mars Hill, Conway,
Woodland; (ungraded). Center
Grove, Bethlehem, Creeksville,
Elam, Severn, Union.
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By MRS. INDIA QUINN
W, J. Cooke of Ahoskie spent
Thursday night with his sister,
Mrs. M. A, Elliott.
Bride-Elect
Is Honored
WOODLAND - Miss Sarah Ann
Joyner, bride-elect, was honored
on Saturday at a bridge luncheon.
Mrs. Lensey Vinson was hostess
at the home of Mrs. James Vin
son Sr.
A corsage of white mums and
a wooden chest were presented
the honor guest.
Following the luncheon three
progressions of bridge were
played. Mrs. Luther Barnes won
high score prize.
Covers were laid for Miss
Joyner, Miss Pat Johnson of
South Boston, Va., Miss Mandy
Bullock of Greensboro, Mrs. Sam
Twiford Jr. of Elizabeth City,
Mrs. James Vinson Jr., Mrs.
Luther Barnes and Mrs. Edward
Bryant.
Miss Joyner will be wed on
April 23 to Luther Culpepper
in of Elizabeth City.
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Bolton and
children of Elizabeth City spent
the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Ray Bryant, and Mrs. Mil-
ton Joyner. They accompanied
Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Joyner and
Mr. and Mrs. Everette Bryant
and baby to NorfolkSunday where
they spent the day with Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood Knowles.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Outland
of Hampton, Va., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Leggett Sunday,
Mrs. India Quinn spent the
weekend at Virginia Beach with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Barrett Bryant, and
family.
Mrs, Ray Griffith of Indiana,
Pa., is spending some time with
her mother, Mrs. Milton Joyner.
Pvt. David G. Johnson of Fort
Lee, Petersburg, Va., spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs, Edward Hollo-
well and children of Fayetteville
spent Sunday with his mother
and brother, Mrs. Lucy Hollowell
and Hugh Hollowell,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tyler
spent the weekend in Hampton,
Va., with their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Ty
ler, and children.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Love-
grove and children visited Mr.
and Mrs. J. D, Lilley in Suffolk
Sunday.
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