Volunteer Work In Central
America Discussed By Pair
By LILLIAN KILIAN
Members of the Mis
sionary League of Si.
Paul's Lutheran Church
and guests of other
denominations were told
recently of the benefi
cent experiences of two
ladies who volunteered
for temporary work in
the mission field in
Costa Rica June, 1906.
After Pastor Rathjen
presented an invocation
and Mrs. Annie Bender,
president of the League,
welcomed members and
guests, Mrs. Nancy
Finch and Mrs. Connie
Atkinson told the group
of their experiences in
Costa Rica.
They said they had
contacted the minister
of Franklinton Metho
dist Church and
requested to join a work
team in the mission field
for about one month
during the summer of
1985. They were ac
Mrs. White Is
Club Hostess
Mrs. Minnie White was
hostess to the Drewry
Ladies Club on Wednes
day, Nov. 20, at 2 p.m.
Upon arrival, the 15
members attending were
served refreshments by
the hostess, following
which Mrs. Jo
Buchanan, club presi
dent, called the meeting
to order.
Mrs. Buchanan gave
the devotion, using John
17:23 for her text and
following the theme,
"Unity."
Mrs. Carolyn Hum
phries, secretary, read
the minutes of the
previous meeting and
Mrs. Jessie McAuslin,
treasurer, gave the
financial report. Both
reports were accepted
and approved.
The main order of
business was the
finalization of plans for
the club's annual bazaar
and bake sale scheduled
for Dec. 7, to coincide
with the Drewry
Volunteer Fire Depart
ment's annual barbecue
supper. Proceeds from
the project were
designated for the fire
department's building
fund.
Mrs. Carolyn Hum
phries entertained the
group with music on the
accordion and a number
of vocal selections. The
group joined in singing
the familiar songs.
Mrs. Alma Robinson
won the door prize.
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cepted and after attend
ing orientation meet
jngs, they left for
uiidda, Cortex In the
southern part of Costa
Rica.
As they arrived they
were Joined by two other
nnsslon workers and
immediately began
work with women
of Cortez to organize a
summer camp for over
75 children.
They also renovated
an old parsonage as a
dormitory for students
who were in need of
housing, without which
they would have been
unable to attend high
school.
The enthusiasm of
these two ladies and
others was the impetus
for the members of the
uttle community of
Cuida to become in
volved, stay involved
and, after the
Americans left, to keep
the project they had
started, using the tools
and funds left for them
Inclosing, Mrs. Finch
stated, "i received
much more from the
People of Cortez than I
could possibly have
done for them. We are,
'ndeed, all God's
children.
Mrs. Tillie Daeke,
hostess and sister of
Mrs. Atkinson, served
refreshments during the
social hour.
The next meeting of
the League will be Dec.
12 at 7:30 p. m. Each
member is asked to
bring refreshments. If
one wishes, she may
also bring a gift for ex
change. To this, the
Christmas meeting, the
husbands are invited.
Vaughan Honor
Lists Outlined
Mrs. Shirley H. White,
principal of Vaughan
Elementary School has
announced the Princi
pal's List and Honor
Roll for the second grad
ing period.
Named to the Princi
pal's List from Ms.
Brandon's fourth grade
were Terrance Hawkins
and Robert "Bo" Wil
liams and from Mrs.
Faulkner's sixth grade,
Chris Adcock and
Stephanie Cooper.
The following students
were listed on the Honor
Roll:
Fourth Grade?Mrs.
Brandon's class, Ashley
Burgess.
Fifth Grade ? Mrs.
Williams' class, Krista
Grimes, Garvin Powell
and Lakesha Palmer;
Mrs. Faulkner's class,
Elroy Fitts, Melissa
Reid and Valerie Sink.
Sixth Grade ? Mrs.
Faulkner's class, Jason
Light, Brook Martin and
Sean Moore.
Herbs and Spices
Herbs are seasonings from
plants grown in the temper
ate zone, while spices come
from tropical plants.
New Officers
Are Elected By
Drewry Women
The United Methodist
Women of Drewry met in
the home of Jean Weston
last Thursday evening.
The meeting was call
ed to order by the presi
dent, Mollie Paschall.
Louise Ranes led in
prayer, following which
Jean Weston gave the
devotion.
Mrs. Dot Newsome
presented the program
centering on the idea of
thankfulness.
New officers were
elected as follows:
Mollie Paschall, presi
dent; Louise Ranes, vice
president; Becky
Paschall, secretary; and
Jean Weston, treasurer.
As the roll was called,
each member answered
by naming something for
which she was thankful.
Plans were made for
the Christmas party and
for preparing fruit boxes
and sunshine boxes for
the sick and needy.
Mrs. Weston served
refreshments to the nine
members and six visitors
present. The meeting
was closed with the sing
ing of "Blest Be the Tie."
The Christmas
meeting will be Dec. 19,
with Roberta King and
Helen Moore serving as
hostesses.
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!8I MEMQRIAM
In loving memory of
Emma S. King who
departed this life Dec. 1,
1984.
A year has passed since
you left us here,
A year of missing your
presence so dear.
It's so different now
since you went away
Our home seems so
lonely each night and
day.
The years we shared our
lives here together
Are memories more
precious than gold
A better mother you will
never find,
And a friend to the
young and the old.
A kind, gentle word and
a loving smile,
She had for everyone.
So jolly and cheerful, a
joy to be with
She was filled with
laughter and fun.
We don't understand
why you had to go,
But God understands
and someday we will
know
We know you are happy
and free from all pain
Your trails are all end
ed, our loss is your
gain.
So we don't question
God, he does all things
well,
And one day we too will
go there to dwell.
So look for us Mama,
we're coming there,
too
What a grand reunion
we'll have there with
you.
Her loving niece,
granddaughter and
great-granddaughter
MARY SMILEY,
DIANNEAND
AMY TANT
CARDS OF THANKS
I would like to thank
the Rev. James Har
grove, my pastor, the
Rev. R. D. Bullock,
some of my deacons,
Harris k Turner Funer
al Home, relatives and
friends for the acts of
kindness shown me in
the loss of my husband,
Victor Hargrove.
May God bless you
always.
HIS WIFE,
MRS. IDA K.
HARGROVE
The family of Stover
W. Vaughan wishes to
express our deepest ap
preciation for the many
acts of kindness shown
us during this time of
sorrow. Thanks for the
cards, food, flowers and
money. A special thanks
for the visits and special
prayers during his sick
ness and death. Thanks
to our pastor, the Rev.
W. P. Rembert.
May God bless each of
you.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
We would like to ex
press our sincere thanks
and appreciation to our
many friends, relatives
and neighbors who
visited, called, brought
gifts of food and flowers
during the loss of our
mother, Nannie Felts
Paschall.
W. C. "Skeeter"
PASCHALL
MARY P. RIVERS
PEGGY JOYCE
EARLEY
JACK PASCHALL, JR.
I wish to thank the
many friends, neighbors
and relatives for all the
nice gifts, cards, letters,
flowers, visits, prayers,
phone calls and all other
kind deeds during the
Mm* I was a patient in
VA Hospital and since
my return home. Your
kindness will be long
remembered.
May God bless each of
you.
VINCENT WILLIAMS
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