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ABOUT PEOPLE
Correspondent &'';
Mr. Clay Speaker
f ,aison uarden uub . r
.v; '. The Faison Garden, Club met
Thursday afternoon for their Oc
f f ,' tober meeting. The meeting was
-.held in the Community Building
: V, with Mm. C. A. Decker, Mrs. A
.J&-Catw vrwA ; Mrs. . A JB Hick,
- Jr, as hostesses. Mrs A, W. King
' . - presided over the meeting. Mrs.
r;.',,C R Lewis; Introduced the spea
, , Jeer for, .the afternoon, Mr. Boyle
Clay! , of ,,Wyatt-Quarles ; Seed
Company , of Raleigh. Mr; Clay
Baptist Circles Met
, a" p,l ',Re tetter iDay in the Baptist
i Jubillee Advance", was the pro-
gram presented to the nine Bap-1
i tist ckrcl s which met last Mon-
- -day afternoon and evening.
Circle No. I met with Mrs. Al
.'.'5'bert, Askew with 9 members pre-'
(regent and. with Mrs. Paul Potter
f presiding over the business meet
ingAMrs. Carlyle Powell led in
s;: ; .; .the devotional followed by the pro
" ; , gram led by Mrs. Potter during
'Vwhlch time the new W. M. S. Wa-
'tchword and Song was learned.
- . During the business period, Mrs.
W. D. Dixon was appointed mis-'
slon study chairman and Miss
. ,( Betty Loftln, program chairman.
, The hostess served a sweet course
at fe con.?lusion of ,the program.
Circle No. 2 met in the home of
it's chairman, Mrs. Davis Hollings
' worth with Mrs. Macon Hollings
" . worth as co-hostess. Mrs. Hollings
spoke on- bulbs. He presented
each club member, with a. pack
age of flower seeds. His talk
was . illustrated by colored slides.
Several- club .' members ' .holaing
lueky. numbers were given pac
kages '.of bulbs. , J?.' i; ''fi
, , Th? Halloween motif was car
ried; out in the decorations and
refreshments, ,'-, A, sweet ; course
-with? coffee wis , served by '-( th
hostesses. 'J - , ,
Personals ' '
. Mrs. F, Witherington of Mt. Ol
We .was the ; week end "guests of
Mrs. Ci.JX'Lee.iA5V'ifv.-v4-iMrandMrs':DonjPatten
of
Hampton, Virginia spent ; t the
weekend with s: patten's mo
ther'MrSyBaugajiUf ;'
,i :jMisst Una i jBordgen. of Garner
was the Luncheon guest of Mrs.
James Faison on Saturday.
Monday, September 22, and el
ected the following officers? for
the coming year: ,
President, Bervin Blanchard; vice-president,
Roy Ezzell; Secre
tary, - A, 1 ; Smith; v Treasurer -Roy
- Parker; Sentinel, Roy Hea
th; Reporter, Vernon Rouse.,
h Advisors for the chapter are
C. H. Pope and Clarence U War
theh. class president, presided.
We discussed, means of raising
money for .our sophomore trea
sury. We decided to sell tickets
to , the game between Wallace
Rose Hill and the James Kenan
Tigers. We also voted to sell
stickers with the tiger and the
name of our school on it. The
last motion made and carried
was that we donate to the tenth
grade flower fund. The meeting
was then adjourned.
Mickey Askew, Reporter.
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worth presided over the business
period and presented the dvotional.
Mrs. W W. Garner had charge of
the program,' assisted by Mrs. W.
A. Carter. Mrs. J. T. Strickland
Mrs F. J. Thomas and Mrs. Davis
Hollingsworth. The hostesses ser
ved heavenly hash, toasted nuts
and coffee at the conclusion to th
12 memb rs present.
Circle No. 3 met with Mrs. Carrie
Peele and Miss Bula Powell in the
Powell home with 12 members
present and with Mrs. George Ben
nett, chairman, presiding. Mrs. L.
S. Whittle had charge of the pro
gram assisted by - Mesdames Flo'
ranci Houston, Leslie Brown, .Da
vid Carlton, Robert Blackmore
and Bennett. The hostesses served
ice cream, cake and coffee at th
conclusion of th meeting.
Circle No. 4 met at the church
Monday evening with Mrs. Walter
Bostic and Mrs. Elwood Revelle as
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hostesses. Mrs. . MUdren Thigpen,
chairman,' presided and following
3votional. eiveh by Mrs. Kath
leen Snyder and Miss Annie Kite
Powell: : .business neriod was
held. The hostesses served Ger
man cholcolate cake, cheese straws
and coff.e at tne conclusion to
th 9 members attending. '
Circle No. 8 met. at the church
with Mrs. Raeford Bostic as their
hostess and with 7 members pre
sent. Mrs. Furney Jones, chairman.
presided over the meeting. Mrs. A.
L. Humphrey presented the devo
tional, followed by the program,
given by Mrs. Avon Sharpe and
Mrs. George Clark. At the con
clusion, the hostess served Ger
man .ihocolate cake, cheese straws
and coffee.
CirCl No. 8 met at the home of
their chairman, Mrs. L. O. Wil
liams with Mrs. Glenn Rollins &
Miss Helen Torrans as co-hostesses.
Mrs J. C. Brack gave the dsvo
tional, followed by the pogam,
presented by M.rs. W. G. Britt and
assisted by Mrs. N. A. Mitchell.
The hostesses served pound cake,
toasted nuts and coffee to the I9
members pres.nt at the conclu
sion of the meeting.
Circle No. 7 met with Mrs. Mac
Donald Brock, with Mrs. Oliver
Jones as 00- hostess, Mrs. J.
EUis West presided in the absence
of th charman and presented the
devotional. The program was gi
ven by Mesdames Kenneth Fussell,
Bill Varin and Bill Knowles. The
'hostessese serv d blilebeery pie
and coffee at the conclusion of
the program to the H members
present.
Cir.;le No. 8 met with thf ir chair
man, Mrs. Mett Ausley. The pro
gram was given by Mrs. Hugh Carl
torw Mrs. F, J. Strickland, Mrs.
Forest Martin and Mrs. norman
Jones. Mrs. Ausley served yum
yum salad sandwiches and coffee
at the conclusion of the program
to the U members present.
Circle No. 9 met with Mrs. Or
man Grice with Mrs. Max Grice
and Mrs. Helen Smith as co-hostesses.
Mrs. James Sutton, chair
man prt sided over the meeting
and Mrs. J. B. Torrans presented
tho devotional. Mrs. Robert Da
vis had charge of the program,
assisted by Mesdames Bob .Blan
chard, David Sutton, E. B. Gra
ham, C. W. Hinson and Smith.
ui.mil cake Ice cream and coffe
wer served the 13 members pre
sent at the conclusion of the pro
gram.
n .Tamps Kenan Chapter of
Future Farmers of America met
coking for ways
fo cut costs?
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High Holes
, Although the Seniors have not
had a class meeting lately, they
have been busy with such ac
tivities as selling magazines and
anntl ads. ' Industrious maga
zines salemen kept 1 doorbell
ringing until the Senior cash n
gister rang to the tune of a two-
hundred dollar profit. Even be
fore these, sales ended, annual
staff members were covering this
area selling ads. So far, $600 wor-
rth of ads have been sold, and
we have to sell even more to
have the best possible annual
As you can see,' we're a busy
group with our minds on finan
ces. Could this be due to a trip
we are hoping to make next
spring?
Th'e Senior Class
Sylvia Gooding, Reporter
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We would like to thank the
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the confidence expressed in us
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section of our annual, the Tripod,
The Staff
The sophomore Class of' 1958-
59 of James Kenan High held its
first class meeting on Thurs
day, September 25. Colon Quinn,
Mary Catherine Bass, Mrs, Sny
der and Mrs. Outlaw attended a
meeting of the Quad-County F.
H. A'ers in Richlands last Tues
day; The purpose of this meet
was to elect a candidate for Sta
te Reporter. Florie Currie was
our candidate. ,
Plans are underway for at
tending the District II F. H. A.
Rally, which will be held in New
Bern on October 4. ,
Maryl Catherine Bass, Sec.
The James Kenan F. H. A.
met Wednesday, September 17,
meeting was called to order by
the president, Florie Currie.
The purpose of this meeting was
to elect officers. They are as
follows:
President, Zona Car a wan; Vi
ce-president, Lura Ann Penny;
Secretary, Mary Catherine Bass;
Treasurer, Margaret Register;
Historian Lynda Braswell, Song
Leader, Dorothy Dunn; Pianist,
Ellen Ann Pollock.
Plans for the year were dis
cussed. The officers of last year
and the new officers are to plan
the yearbook. The next meeting
will be held to install officers.
The meeting was then adjourned.
Florie Currie, Zona Carawan,
Outlaw Bridge
News
Mrs. G. B. Smith and son Gilie
and Mrs. Roy Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
John Wolfe and daughter. Miss
Laura Allen Smith of Smith Cha
pel, Demls Nichols of Richlands
were among visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Parker Sunday after,
noon.
Mis. Perry Nob'es visite' her
sister and mother near De p Run,
Sunday night.
Joe Wells of Kenansvilfe visited
Herman Outlaw, Sunday P. M.
Miss Myra Maxwell cf Wilson
Clinton Grains, Inc.
And
Siler City Mills, Inc.
Paying Top Prices For Yellow Corn
Wet or Dry.
Telephone Clinton 2880
Wilmington Highway
Clinton, N. C.
visited Mrs. Lessle Horton and Mrs,
B. F. Grady Outlaw, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sutton and
children spent Sunday with Mrs.
Sutton's mother at Princeton-
The A. U. W. held their October
meeting at the church Monday
Night with Mesdames Katie and
Bonnie Outlaw hostess. Mrs. Lucy
Smith president called the meet
ing to order. Mrs. Ben Frank Out
law gave the devotions. Mrs. Bow
ering presented the program fol
lowing the business. Mlzpah ben
ediction closed the meeting. A so
cial hour with refreshments was
enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Remus Creel cele
brated their 25th .wedding anni
verslty Sunday with members of
their families to enjoy the nappy
occasion with them . y t , s
Willie S. EsseUe '
Willie S. Ezzelle, 09, died Sun
day morning at the home of 3,
W. Batchelor near Faison 'after
having been in declining health
for -the past severs) years. v,
Funeral services were conduct
ed from the Quinn - McGowen
funeriV Home Wednesday after
noon at 3:00 O'clock by Rev. B.
R. McCullen, pastor of the Fai
son Methodist Church. Interment
was in the Powell Family Ceme
tery near Warsaw.
He is survived by
neices and nephews.
several
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