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priJe to t..e whole club.
A. & E3C1S,
Kaports
C.serstloa Ageat
!;s. KcColnan!
. ;;:;:is Musical
Mrs. B. F, McColman presented
her music pupils In a recital in the
school auditorium Thursday even
ing. Pupils taking part in the re
cital were: Margaret Rogers, Mar
ian Kalmar, Mamie Alice Shutt,
Mary Baughman, Anne . Mosely
Bowden, Carolyn Newton,, 'Betty
Lou Taylor, Dotty Rector, J. V,
Cranford, Martha Adams,. Belle
Lee, Anne Stroud, Alice Hicks, Jull
ia Anne Precythe, Betty Ray, Verna
Mae Taylor, Mildred -Oates, and
"Edward Clifton, and Mrs. Cecil
McCullen. o
B.M.S. Meets
The Baptist Missionary Society
met at the home of Mrs. John Ho
;.ey Monday afternoon. The presi
dent, Miss Beulah Martin presided.
At ' the conclusion the hostess
: served a salad plate with coffee.
FaiscnSoS'ime
Club Meets
The Sesame Club was honored
Wednesday by a. visit from the
president of this district, Mrs. E.
L. Lanier, of Rose Hill, and Mrs.
Fussell. Mrs. Lanier gave an inter
esting talk, after which she in
stalled two new officers, Mrs. W
I. Thompson and Mrs..T. C. Crow,
president and secretary, respect
fully. Mrs. Annie Witherington,
much loved president, retired due
to ill health. For three years she
has served the club most faithfully,
our women being willing to follow
her leadership in alj worthy pro-
Our club recently visited the
school where various exhibits of
creative art were displayed in
each of the grades. The club gives
prizes for the best of these exhibits
each year. .
Perhaps the most outstanding
work by the club this past year was
in the care of She cemetery which
was in a deplorable condition.
Mrs. I. B. Faison has spent many
hours, directing this work. Miss
Elizabeth has acted as treasurer,
and the improvement in the looks
Spring Ifclly
Youlli Fellowship
The Spring Rally of the Youth
Fellowship ; of the Wilmington
Presbytery was attended by a num
ber of young people of the local
church Sunday afternoon. After
the Meeting the group enjoyed a
picnic supper. The leader, Mrs. N.
F. McColman, accompanied them.
Lions Club Meets
The Lions Club held Ladies'
Night Friday evening in the Com
munity Building with Little John
Faulkner of Wilson, District Gov
ernor of Eastern Carolina, Lions
District 31-C as special guest
The meeting was in charge of
president L. D. Groome. ,
The ladies were extended greet
ings by C. A. Decker and Mrs. J.
B. Stroud responded.
A duet was sung by Misses Dotty
Rector and Anne Stroud. Miss
Stroud also, sang a solo. Miss Betty
Ray played their accompaniment
A talk was made by Mr. Faulk
ner on the work of the Lions and
a delicious supper was served by
the Methodist ladies.
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' Mrs, John Martin of Washing
ton, D, Gh is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Clifton. . . ,
Meadames N. F. McColman, A. R.
Hicks, Jr., and M. C. Bowden spent
Saturday in Raleigh.
' Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scott of
Warsaw were guests of Mr. x and
Mrs. Harold Precythe Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Long of
Raleigh visited Mrs. H. C. Precythe
Sunday.
" Mrs. James W. Link of Mew York
has returned home after visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Clifton. -
Mrs. E. R. Cod wise of Gaithers
burg, Md., and Mrs. J. J. Gibbons
of Wilson visited Mrs. C. S. Hines
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Faison and
daughter of Greenville spent Fri
day with Mrs. I. F. Faison.
J, F. - Thompson of Goldsboro
was visitor in town Sunday.
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BASE BALL EQUIPMENT
J. B. Stroud Is
Commended
Af School
The following announcement has
been made by the superintendent's
office at Fishburne Military School
in Waynesboro, Va.:
"The superintendent commends
Cadet Junius Brutus Stroud, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stroud, Jr., of
Faison, lor his academic excellence
achieved during the month of
March. Cadet Stroud maintained
an average of 95.33 for the
month and had no grade under
90.- -
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