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(bar Roll For FirsLMonf h Of School
Telephone 243 2. -1 Izzse Call In Tour Key. a. '
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land; James W. Harrell.
8tn Grad Janet Allison; Bar
bara Blanchard; Mary Ellen Sur
ratt; Emma Frank .Murphy;. Marvin
Thomas CarteriniiX or i-r
7th Grade: Catharine Blaaehard;
James Sanders; MarjrVann W ilk
Ins. ...'i.S.;.!"!'-',1; ''VhJ:.
8th Grade: Jane Wilklns; Mar
wet Cotton; Su8.Fussell; Nancy
.The Rose Hill Magnolia High
School announces the following
, pupils as first month honor roll
- students.
(First and second grade have no
honor roll the first month. ;
3rd trade: Larry Fussell: Billy
Saunders; Connie Frederick; Hilda
Hardison; Lena me jacuon; vpai
Jones: Martha savage: uus uawes;
, Linda Brinktey Carolyn KnowlesJ Wei:; Connlei Merritt,v
v and Edith Weiis-v; ,r;i4 ?,
- f 4th Grade. Evelyn WllUns; Mary
';. E.uabeth MerrHt; Jerry Turner;
Betty Ann Poole; Carolyn Sykes;
'.Bobbie Jean Fields: Sue Lynn
Teachey; Marian , Bouse; PeggsKth
.Merrm; juarsna russeu; vaiena
Carr;. Dicky Ward; Billy Teachey;
. Beaufort Longest, Jr; Jimmy Lon-
, gest; Eddie Johnson; J. R. Hender
.son, Jay Cottle; John Cooper,-' Bob
Carr; Joel Barden, Jr. t (A
5th Grades Jewell Bryant, Ar
: dythe Savage; Anna Faye' SrHek-
beHy Sheffield, Joyce Te;fly.
Will Take Care of You," Mrt. J. L.
DsmvaII .Mm' JQ 19 ftlmrrvroifl An.
them. God So Loved -The World',
Choir.
The Soa
Organ? Interlude; t Poem; The
Man of Joy"; Miss Barbara Wells;
Anthem, '.The Lord Is My Shep
herd', Choir; Solo, Love Divine',
Miss Shelby Sheffield; Trio. 'He
Is Mine1; Mrs. N. G. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. N. E. Williams; Anthem,
T Would Be True;' Choir. ,
t-'S The- Holy Spirit
Organ Interlude; Poem; Ureathe
On Us, Holy Spirit'; Miss Nancy
Moore; Anthem; 'Spirit of God';
Choir; Solo; "God Who Toucheth
Eaith With Beauty'; Miss Shirley
Lawrence; Quartet; "Breathe on
ninth Sn Ratta-ftfrd Jfrnnv Shn-1 Me. Breath of God.' Mrs. N. G. Wll-
las.'- ' '. :-(', . ' s litems?. Mrs.-; S. R. Simmons; Mr.
rml-f r.k tr.' E- Williams; The Reverend J. A
Southerlaad: yj .Anne r Fua-
Ann. Jackson.
Anne DaVis 1 Vctia Horace
fFutsell, Jr; Carolyn Jones; Edith
y.Jack8on' "S Z !t 1 -
I2tti Oniric-V C ra Mam . Wanton
k1tlrth Brown; Bet iriaiil, Johnson;
nfeiue urananv'TCacfli
Tucker, -r i."
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lusic Given A Rock
Fish Church; llev Organ Isinflallei
A program, of sacred music, was
given at Rock Fish Presbyterian.;
Church last Sunday, Mrs. L, Jt. Air,
derman was organist for the; pro
1 gram. She played the new, Wur-r
Ittzer organ that has recently been
installed. The following program
was rendered: ' . A
The Trinity
Organ Prelude'lSitoJStorshlp;
Miss Carolyn' Williams; , Hymn,
Hoy, Holy, Holy, iChoif. '
ii The rmthen'? -
i ,Or,gan Interlude; Poem, "God is
Not Far',, Miss Nancy. Moore; An
them, TL,et Alr-The-People-Slng,'
Choir; Solo, The ,ord Prayer'
i Mrs.' Tommy PhfBjps: mtV 'God
H i KEEP-WARI4
THIS
HEATERS
OF ALL TYPES
Spirit Divine
Anthem; Choir; Hymn; 'Holy,
Holy, Holy,' Choir; Benediction;
Miss Carolyn Williams; PosUude.
Announce Births
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farribr of
San Diego, California, announce
the iblrth of a son; Kenneth Jr., on
September 23. Mrs. Farrior is the
former Ann Jerome of Rose Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dall announce
the birth of a daughter on October
1st. -
Fra1:.?.:h Class '
Has Pcrfy
The Freshman class of the Rose
Hill MagnoUa High School enjoy
ed a welner roast at Taylor's Lake
on Tuesday; Bight, given by their
nome room teacner, jnrs. Clarence
Pope and assisting as chaperones.
Mrs. Ira Fussell. Mr. H. D. Arnold.
Mr. Clarence Pope and Mrs. Bry
ant: An evening of enjoyment was
reported.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Benton an
nounce the birth- of a son, Thomas
wayne on uct. 1st. v ;
Seniors Sponsor
Uncle Mamn V ;
The Rose Hill - Magnolia 'Sen
ior' class are sponsorinc 'Uncle
Marvin' and bis group to present
a program in tne ugh school Audi
torium on Friday evening. Oct. 3.
The school proceeds go for the
Deneiit oi the school annual and
senior trip to Washington, D. C.
Junior Class
Has Weiner Roast
Mr. Cecil Rhodes entertained hi
Junior Class with a weiner roast
at Lake Tut oh Friday night, as
sisted by. Mrs. Roy Southerland.
AU enjoyed games and dancing, v
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Infahts" Gifts
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Sunday School
Class Parly 7
Mr. and Mrs. N. Z. Teashey en
tertained the Rose Hill Baptist In
termediate Sunday School class
with a weiner roast at the Pine
Grove. Games were enjoyed along
with the 'weiner roast
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Homecoming and Harvest Day
was held at Carroll Street Free
Will Baptist church here Sunday
September 23, The program Degan
at 10. o'clock with Mr. Thomas
Blanton, Moderator of Conference,
of Wllmingota as guest speaker.
Included in the program was spec
ial singing.
i i Around 300 people enjoyed bar
becue, lemonade and picnic lunch
es which were spread on long ta
bles in the church yard. .
A free will offering was taken
and a donation of around $350.00
was given... This money will be ad
ded to the church building fund. 1
Personals
Mrs. P. O. Matthews of Florence,
S. C. is spending some time with
her daughter, Mrs; J. "W.Bonham.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy ' Bonham
and daughter, Jane.yifilted Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Croom and family in
Buncaw during the week end. ?
Mr; and Mrs. J. W. Bonham and
Mrs. P. O. Matthews attended the
funeral of Mr. Zeb Corbttt atCur-
:rie. Sunday aftornoogU; itft-;
Mr. ard Mrs. Paul Fussell visit
ed relatives in Kingstree. S. C. and
their cYwighter in Durham last
week. . . -.: '.kfpf'--'"
Mr. and Mrs. : Bruce 'Teachey
and family of Jacksonville visited
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fussell on Sun
day. ; VT.-..jy;.,,..
Miss Francis Alderman: of Rex
Hospital, Raleigh spent a couple
of days with her parent Mr. and
Mrs. u. g. Alderman' Jast week.
Miss Bobbye Teachey of Mere
dith College spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
R. Teachey. : ' .i.ya.,si.-;,--l .v.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ward, of
Wilmington, -were week end- guests
of Mr. Wards parents Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Ward. . -.,-. '-J
Miss Yvonne Alderman of the
Acme Delco school faculty, spent
the week, end ihere with' her par-
' Fred Pickett, Oak Ridge Military
Institute spent the week end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.- N. T.
Pickett and other relatives.' His
parents took him back to school on
Sunday. ' ' . .-.
-Mr. and Mrs; John R." Croom,
Miss Helen Hunt and Miss Alice
Hunt attended the fooball game at
Chapel Hill Saturday.
, Mr.; and Mrs. H. L. Pippin at
tended the football game at Chapel
Hill Saturday.
' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Herring of
Calypso were dinner guests of Mr,
and Mrs. 'A. Q. Smith Sunday.
Darwin Evans. Loulsburg Col
lege, spent the week end' with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. . John W.
EvansrV:' tv'"'
Mr and"Mr3. Allen Turner and
ents, Mr. and Mrs.' Bill Waters.
Pfc., Arlle Ray Fields of Ft
uragg ana Kentucicy visitea Air.
and Mrs. Robert Fields and fam
ily during the week end. " '
Mr. T. E. Fussell and son, Tom
my visited Mrs. T. JE. Fussell, who
is apauent in James waucer Hos
pital in Wilmington, several times
during tne last week.
- Miss Hughline Murray of Ken-
ansville spent the week end with
Botlbie AnnvScott. '
Mr. and Mrs. S'.ocuse Murray
and children of Kenansville were
Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid Murray. , ri.S'y-:
Miss Bobbye Ann Scott entered
Wayne Memorial Hospital on Oct
1st for (Mining. . !., .:(,, -;:
Important Schedule Changes
Effective: Sepfembr2Sth.;i952
No 49 No 41 t ;n ' $0 4 No -48,
11:35 A.M.;5:17 A.M.'-Ar. Warsaw' Ar. 8;53 P.M. 4:55 P.M
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daughter Diane of Bryson City
have returned home after spend
ing their vacation- with his parents
Mr. ana Mrs. u. u. Turner, xneir
other son, Mr. " and Mrs. Donald
Turner left on' Tuesday for Chi
cago after spending several days
with his parents. - - -
Mrs. Martin .- Dall and children
of Chinquapin spent Sunday with
her parents - Mn and Mrs. L. fi.
Turner.''""--- .
Friends will also be glad to know
that Miss Macy Cox is some better
and U able to be ud and out oc-
caasionaly. . ,,;; -"sAr
Mr . and Mrs. John Parker of
Wilmington visited w Mrs. , Emma
Pope Sunday, v '
Mr. and Mrs! X A. Smith en
joyed a trip to Topsail Beach Sun
day.' i. '.."?;: ' !',;. '-..' ;. J '
Mrs. Mattie Smith of Richmond.
Va. is spending some time at her
home here. .,. -( ;w v , ...
Little Jennie Lou Prultt spent
the week end with her grandparents
air. ana Mrs. Sam Pope. Mr. and
Mrs. Pruitt and son came and vis
ited with them Sunday.' a
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellie
Pope Sunday were their children
and their families. They were Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Thornton and child
ren of Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Den
nis Pope and children of Clinton;
Mrs. H. J. Rudy and daughter Jan-
and Mr. and Mrs. 6D. Drew aW
children. ?.h: :; . "
' Jerry and Abble Smith enjoyed
flshing at Kure Beach Tuesday
night. . ; ;.
: Mr. Wllltarrf Potted Mrs, Jerry
oiiuui ana ijrs, Koscoe Potter
noppea in uoidsboro Thursday.
Mr;.nd Mrs.. Ira Pope and
children of Dunn visited with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pope
Sunday..:v-.-: :.-i,v .,,:.....-,
Guests of Mrs. Alice Gaylor dur
1" teweek end were Sgt and
Mrs. Robert Svkea anH hilrimn r
Fort BraKS: Mr. and Un
Johnson and children of Kenans
vUe; Mr. and Mrs. Wade Gaylor
Clark and child of Norfolk, Va.
and Donald Gaylor nf Knn r.rn.
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ids the I (nolia
t Liiurch has r1 '''l tor the
. jj:,...,)iid. Organ pu ..aoed on
Septenilier 27, 1951. .. There is
balance of iiw0.33 i...h is to be
spent for chimes that the church
hopes to purchase in the near fu
ture. Several persons have made
pledges for the chimes. "
IfXrzn s C. CL!)
Snnrcd Sr:;;:r
Fcr t !:::ns Fr:::y
The Woman's Civic Organization
sponsored a supper for the Masons
and their guests last Friday night
in the Magnolia school lunch
room at 7:30 o'clock, i About 65
guests were entertained. ;.;'.':-'
The room was lovely with it's
arrangements of mixed fall flow
ers gathered and arranged oy Mrs.
N. T. . Pickett and Mrs. ; John R.
Croom. All members of the club
donated food and Mr. L. E, Pope
got many donations from merchants
here and neighboring ; towns. . A
large number of the membtrs as
sisted with the cooking and serving.
for damn ahri Mr A nralchn-iv
member of the adult class. '
The menhi consisted 'of fried ;
chicken, -tomato juice, rice and
gravy, tossed salad, English peas; '
crab apple; toot rolls, coffee and
lemon pie. . . A-:..: -i
The club cleared $90.00 which i
will be used on the newflre-honse
being touilt-';:-:'----J-:'.'.5:i-.JQ,)!.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 'Bill' WiW
son announce the ninth of a. son,; .
William Forrest on Thursday, Sep
tember 29 in Dr. Haw new dim
lc in Rose H11L Little' William For
rest was the first baby to be born
in the new clinic. . " . . ; :
jf.-V-V--'.;1"'.' . ;. ' ;i- 3A.
Eurie Hcalh
r Friends are sorry to learn that
Mr. Eurie Heath-suffered a stroke
at his home early Tuesday morning.
He was taken to Clinton hospital
Tuesday night -
Pays Of
Trip
Lloyd Pope of Magnolia, Dr.
Floyd Kornegay, Walker McNeil,
Charller Miller of Warsaw; and
7," Woyd of Bowden recently
fished 4n- th-"f?tilf Zc
MoreheSd.City.W Their trheapri
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Pins Awarded Sun.
On Sunday, September 8 ait the
Methodist; Church Sunday achool
members received pins for a per
fect attendance for Sunday School
year 1952 and 53. v -:.'v
i" Tne J?ne,s as f ollows: -i Mrs.
Anna Taylor, Intermediates teach
bk 2f ln Homer Taylor, Sunday
School Superintendent; Mrs. Thel
f Chestnutt of the Adult class
Z llZJ0, Ghestnutt 5
the Junior class; Anne Pope, Jun-
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