DAN CATCHER, BOBBY SADDLER
MOW TRAHHM6 W!TH MARtMES
F.NCN-HE3TER. Sept 35 — Dan
Critcher, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Critcher, and Bobby Sadler,
son of John Ed Sadler and the late
Mrs. 'gather, left Thursday for 6
montlH training In U. S. Marines
at Parris Island, Sr C.
In the home cf Mrs. J. T.
Yancey, the Dozier Circie of Enon
'Untreh W. M. S. met Tuesday
night. The chairman, Mrs Maurice
Knott presided. Mrs. J, T. Yancey,
chairman assisted by Mrs. Maurice
Knott, Mrs Charles Yancey, Mrs.
Oliver Cash and Mrs. C. F. Knott
presented the program with em
phasis on stewardship. During a
social period, the hostess served
ginger aie. ice cream, cookies and
nuts
Mrs. Charles Yancey was sur
prised with a stork shower of usefui
gifts from the members of her
Circie
Mrs. Neison Thomas. Jr., was
gdost speaker at the general meet
ing of the Hester Baptist Church
W. M. 3. Monday night at the
church bringing a most informa
tive and inspiHng discussion of
Japan, its people, customs, and re
ligion.
The W. M. S. of Hester is al
ways delighted to have Mrs.
Thomas, who was raised up in the
Enon-Hester churches during the
22 years her father, the late W. D.
Hoc. Was pastor.
Oscar Puckett Is continuing to
itnprove at hfs home.
The Julia Hobgood and the Mat
tie Watkins Circles of Hester
church wil! meet Monday night
with Mrs. Robert Wiison.
Mrs. Bunny Ragland and chil
dren were Tuesday supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wrenn at
their* home in the Waikins Com
munity in Vance County. Mrs.
Wrenn and Mrs. Ragland are sis
ters.
Mrs. Margaret Moss has return
ed to her heme in Harnett Co., af
ter being called here on account Of
the drain of her brother-in-law.
Fountain Ragland. She remained
for a visit with Mrs. Ragland for
several days.
Home From Germany
Rowland Daniel. Jr., of the U. S.
Air Force, who has been in Ger
many the past four years, is spend
ing sometime here with his parents.
He visited his grandfather. Oscar
Puckett, last week. Mr. and Mrs.
Puckett had as guest Sunday, their
son Earl Puckett of Durham. Mrs.
Puckett and children were visiting.
Mrs. Puckett's mother. Mrs.
O'Brian.
Mrs. Macon Hobgood was hostess
to the Harreil Circle of Enon Bap
tist church W. M. S Tuesday
night. Tire chairman. Mrs. L. T.
Mize presided. Recognizing His
Ownership. " was the topic of the
program presented with Mrs J. T.
Woody in charge, assisted by Mrs.
L. T. Mize.
Fancy sandwiches, cookies, pota
to chips and punch were served.
Bunny Ragiand spent the week
end with Mrs. Ragland and the
children, after being on the tobacco
I market several weeks at Live Oak.
}Fla.
! More Guests Coming
j Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Adams
and children. Gait and Frankie, of
Richmond. Va.. are spending theib
vacation with Mrs. Adam's par
. ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mann.
Mr. and Mrs. Charite Mangum and
son, Juiian of Richmond, were,
ghests of Mr and Mrs. Mann, a
few days last week. The Manns
are expecting their sen J J. Mann.
Jr., and his famiiy from Richmond
to come fer the week-end.
Mrs. Jones Uostess
Mrs. Ciarence Jones was hostess
to the Giiiispie Circle of the Enon
Baptist Church W. M. S. in her
home Thursday morning. Mrs.
Luther Currin. chairman, presided
and also was in charge of the pro
gram. Recognizing His Owner
ship.' Assisting in the presentation
were Mrs. Archie Lee King. Mrs.
James Pruitt and Mrs. Aibert Cash.
As the circie members arrived they
were served coffee, cookies and
fruit juice
Freddie Fuckett. who has been
nursing a fractured ankie for sev
eral weeks, wall have an X ray
examination Saturday He has had
the ankie in a cast since he receiv
ed the fracture.
Mrs Robert Hobgocd and son.
Terry, have returned home from
Cktahoma where Mrs. Hobgood
was catted on account of the illness
and death of her mother. Mrs.
Ashiock.
Hester Baptist Church will have
their annuai brunswick stew sup
per Saturday night Sept. 3. A11 the
churcii members and their famiiies
are invited.
Mrs. Hubert Burnett and Mrs.
Waiter Critcher visited their
brother. Freddie Eakes. at a nurs
ing home at Louisburg nnu*sday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Critcher
and family of Chape! Hiti. came by
for a short visit with Mr. Catcher's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter
Critcher. Sunday afternoon. Their
tittle son. James, remained with
his grandparents for a visit.
Emphasis on Stewardship
) Stewardship was emphasiatd in
the program presented, v.hen the
-Bennett Chcie of Enon Church
W. M. S met Thursday night with
Mrs Oscar Oakiey. Taking part on
the program were Mrs. Shirley
^verett. Mrs R. T. Critcher. Mrs. !
Crawford Daniel and Mrs. Walter
Critcher. i
The hostess served apple pie top
ped with ice cream to the members
and three visitors Miss Mary Beit
Knott. Miss Gussie Faucett and
Miss Ethei Standfieid of Mebane.
a guest tf her sister. Mrs. Shirley
Averett.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ciay of
Richmond. Va.. spent the week-end ;
with their daughter. Mrs. Clarence
Curtin, and famiiy. ]
Navy Offering New
Eniistment Program
Tite Navy no v is offering "guar
anteed training ' in the nigh school
graduate teaming program, accord
ing tc the Navy recruiter at the ;
courthouse here each Tuesday.
A ittgir school dipioma and pass
age of the required mentai and
physieai examinations are tire sim- j
pie requirements for eniisting ih
tite program. Training is offered
.n elect tomes, nuclear power, po- :
ittris tnissiie. aviation, hospitai
corps or generai service fields, the
Navy announced. ,
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