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THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1956
News and Personals from Vass
Bessie Cameron Smith, Representative — Telephone^^Jl^
Thanksgiving Service
A Thanksgiving service was
held at the Vass Baptist Church
Wednesday ni^t, with the pas
tor, the Rev, Thomas Wolfe, con
ducting the worship period and
the congregation participating in
reading and hymns.
Following the service a social
hour in the fellowship hall was
enjoyed, at which an offering for
the church's building fund was
made.
Union Seavice
Vass, Cameron and Union
Presbyterihn Churches, all serv
ed by the Rev. A. Cl Trivette as
pastor, held a Thanksgiving serv
ice at Union Church Wednesday
night., The Vass choir sang.
Special Program
Thd Methodist Youth Fellow
ship inducted a Thanksgiving
service-at 11 a. m, Sunday at the
Vass Methodist Church with Nor
man Epler, MYF president, pre
siding. A worship center added a
harvest atmosphere. The table
was covered with a green cloth.
At one end were a lighted cross
and an opoi Bible and at the oth
er a tilted basket of fruits, vege
tables and nuts with a back
ground of autumn leaves.
TRe eaitire group—speakers
and chofir—gave the call to wor
ship in unison. Miss Carol Fos
ter led a responsive reading and
ry^arlPfi Parker off&red a prayer.
] Jeanette Mullinix gave the ori-
jgin of Thanksgiving, beginning
in the time of Moses. Norman,
had “Bringing in the Sheaves” |
as his topic. There were two spe
cial songs by the MYF, and a
pleasing added feature was a
song by a group of primary girls
with Ann Thomas doing the solo
part. ‘Thraise God From Whom
All Blessings Flow" was sung by
choir and congregation, followed
by the MYF benediction.
The youth group substituted
for the pastor, the Rev. James
Eskridge, who went home to Mis
sissippi for Thanksgiving and to
bring his family back alter a
month’s visit.
some, on Christmas programs at
the various churches.
The first of these will be that
of the Methodist Youth Fellow-
ship, which will present a pag
eant, “The Abiding King,” at the
Methodist Church at 7:30 p. m.
December 9.
St.
Thanksgiving Patty
Thanksgiving dinner left-overs
were no problem in the homes of
several local couples. Instead,
they were the makings of a party
! feast that was enjoyed as much
as the noon-day dinner.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Cortis Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Edwards, Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Edwards, Jr., and
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mullinix
combined their left-overs with
those of the Jack Morgans at the
Morgan home, and made a real
dinner party Thursday evening,
which an found to be lots of fun.
Chrislmias Programs
With Thanksgivii^ Day in the
past, thoughts are now centered
on Christmas, and, in the case of
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The Methodists have only one
evening service each month, on
the second Sunday, and it is the
custom lor the youth group to
present their Christmas program
on this night to avoid conflicting
with,the one at the Presbyterian
Church, which is usually held the
third Sunday night in December.
Eplers Move to Vass
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Epler
and baby moved last week from
Lakeview to the Bill Mashburn
house in Vass, recently vacated
by the James Hudsons who are
now in their home in Sun
rise Heights. Mr. Epler was sepa
rated from the Army as a cor-1
poral early this month at Fort
Bragg, and is now employed as a
draftsman by Saco-Lowell in
Sanford. Mrs. Epler is the former
Ruth Mashburn of Vass.
Mission Study
The Vass Baptist Women s
Missionary Union and Girls’
Auxiliary held a mission study at
the church Monday'night, with a
covered dish supper.
Lions Club
The Lions Club met at the
community house last week for
their regular meeting. Ladies of
the Vass Baptist Church served
a delicious turkey dinner.
Personals
Mrs. P. A. Wilson had Thanks
giving dinner with her brother,
W. D. McGiU, and family at
Lakeview and her nephew Kent
McGill came home with her and
stayed until Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Hennings
and children of Winston-Salem
visited Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Wil
liams during the weekend.
Mrs. Leon Keith and baby.
John Arch, came home from
Joseph’s Hospital Monday.
The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
Wolfe and children visited their
families in Burlington Thanks
giving Day.
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Smith and
son. Mack, of Dobson visited the
N. N. McLeans here, Miss Agnes
Smith at Moore County Hospital,
and T. J. Smith at The Anchor
age in Southern Pines Saturday.
I Miss Smith came home Saturday
afternoon and is getting along
well.
Danny Williams visited his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Williams, of Robbins Friday and
Saturday.
James Edwards, son of Mrs.
Lacy McRae, arrived Sunday
I after a tour of duty on Okinawa.
After his leave he will be station-
j ed in Washington, D. C.
I Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Cameron
' went to Buies Creek to spend
Thanksgiving with her mother,
Mrs. J. F. McKay, and sister.
Miss Martha McKay. Mr. Cam
eron returned Friday and Mrs.
Cameron remained until Tues
day.
Mrs. P. B. Irby and childrn
spent Thanksgiving and until
Tuesday with Mrs. Mary Irby in
Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ferguson
and daughter of Colmar Maynor,
Md., visited his brother, Roland
Ferguson, and family, Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ram-
beaut of Sanford were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Parker.
Callers at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Mullinix on Thurs
day included Mr. and Mrs. W. N.
Mullinix, Jr., of Uwharrie, Bill
Thompson of High Point, and
Miss Norma Jean Plummer of
Lexington. Visiting the Mulli-
nixes and little Jimmy Ferguson
were Archie Ferguson of Aber
deen and Mrs. Ed Humphries of
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