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HI? DIPUN TIMES N. C. TUPESIfAT CACtri a, 1 J.
CHURCHES PERSONALS ABOUT PEOPLE
Phone 2331 Mrs. James Fsi'son. Correspondent
Personals
tor of the, Presbyterian Church.. of the church.
j Mr. Lewis reviewed the church EJ The meeting was opened with 'ft
'tension 'Boos, "Biuiauig The cnu-s-. : evotional, th S6th Paalm fives
rch." Mr. C...A. Decker of the (effectively by Mrs. V.A. McMattus
nomlnatig commttUe nominated' anil 'Mr.' 'J, ' Sill' West ' which
the lollowing officers lor 195849;
President, Mrs. W. . ML Baugham;
irH JAB. Stroud,
E. Faison;
beeretary, Mrs. J.
, . The Rev. end M. Frtd AlhHght
;nd son of Tenn ssee Apent Tues
i . day and Wednesday with Rev. and
-Mrs. H. -T.' t ; - .v
- r " The Rev, H. tewia 'and Fred
i .-AlbrirH d "etdxipes I: R, Fai-
; son. m,, C. Bowden. and J. E. ' Arrangement of white flowers
- Faison attend d a stewardshln and lighted tsoers were used In-
ITIfptfntf in Wo lift.... Tal.4.-j ha llvln. 4Ulnir'Anm. I
Churjh Tuesday night. f . t . , flowers wereued In the balL
4 Mrg. 2; A. Gibson spent Thura-' Around 80 guests-; called i between
,;'day with h diihter Mrs. FranJtt ckclti;vT'!ViA'- -
oi Mt. Olive-; poured punch and. i.. nmnn rt T1,A r.,..l. ; ' ' L iJ
.erteA ?LU , w 1 The Wom" tj Presbyteiiaa -ommitte. chairman for the new
f Church met Monday afternoon invear are: Spiritual Growth. Mrs.
vui m mo (lining th horn nf Mrs. C D I.t M O r.fB.r ' St.umrrt.hln ' Ul
Others : assisting In the
M lrniV M..'r t'X- C-t Bowden, president, presided dunce Lewis and General Fund
7? ZJ 'CI0nna MU: over the meeting. Ms, Lpe, cht-r-Agenciei, Mrs.. C A. Decker. A
m'77T'"7-: -:imn ' Churcn Extension. Intro- o-l -our was tnjoyed by the
Jaylor in Goldsboro. ' .5 " V's
. Mrs. J L. Cates 'has as her Mr.
fuest hfr daughter. Mrs. 'William
Hangen and son of Hudson, Wis
consin. Another; daughter, Miss
Mary Ann Oates of' Southern Pines
School faculty.' f spent the . week
end with her family.
Mrs. O. L. Taylor and Mrs. Har
vey Ohmar of Raleigh were the
guests over the week end of Mrs.
T. H. Latham, ' - '
and Mrs. Thornton "
And Mr. and Mrs. Kalmar
Honored r j ' "
Mrs. M. McD. Williams and Mrs.
J. B. Stroud. Jr.' entertained Sun
day afternoon with a tea at the
" luuiuii, nome. lae wi was non
oring Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Thornton
Jr. of Los Angeles, California, Mr.
..J HI.-. T XT irnl -. ...
j Mr. ana Mra. h. u. Hoey visited r
.elatlve. ,i Oxfofd over th. week rdTl ;
mr- t " , greeted the guests.
Mrs, J. I. Groome of, T n c.-..j i-.j.... 1
arsav Mews
; Personali '
; Mrs. Ormaa Grice visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.' S win
ion in Faison last Thursday. ''
; Mr. and Ma. Nelson Caltnn and
daughtes. Tana aid Dacia attended!
home aft ervisiting her iUter,TMrs.
E. P. Gaines and family . ,r
- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Devine of
Flint, Michigan t are visiting their
daughter and family,. Mr. and Mrs.
John FonvlelU; ,! :
Mr. and Mrs. A M. Benton and
w' given la parts, wita' atancos
f For A Thousand Tonga ' S Mett Ausley a4 Mrs. UacDpnald
a? 3-lng" being sung alternately. Brock. ' - ". ' "-' .t'i
The program was conducted by Mrs. West presided 'during the
Mrs. McMrius and concerned Bap- business neeting' at which, time,
tist Mission Work in the Phllllplne Mrs. I S. Whittle read the minutes
Islands she Was assisted, by Mrs.i , jig previous meeting and re-
porta were heard from the Mission
Study chairman,-' Mrs. Bill Vann
ind ' th . StcwdrdehJp . .Ctkafrtnan,
Mrs. J. F. Strickland.
The meeting was closed with a .
meditation period.
the btate FaI in Raleigh last Sat-1 family spent last i weekend with
urday. " Mrv Benton's brother and family.
end.
Mr
and '
. o j .. . ouuua miroaucea tne
ureenville epent. Sunday with iw.
h.i.'n.Mb.. 'm. -'. m t i "ne deceiving with Mr. and Mr.
their parents Mr. and Mrs. L. D.
Groome. Becky Groome' who had
i visited ? her grandparents for the
v past tea days returned on Sunday
with her, parents. ;
Airs. Thornton Honored
At Tea
. Mrs. W, E. Thornton entertained
aUith a tea on Saturday afternoon
. honoring J her daug ter-ln-law.
v krs WiUIam. E. Thornton, Jr: of
Los Angeles, California, Mr and
' Mrs. Thornton were married in
St. , i Stevens Episcopal Chifrch,
Vf London, ' England, . on June 14th.
, Mrs.' Thornton . waa the former,
Miss Jennifer -Fowler, daughter of
Mrs. M, Fowler, and the late Mr.
Fowler 'of Londcn, England. Mrs.
T. H. Latham greeted th guests
at the front door. Mrs. J. E. Fai
son Introduced them to the rece
iving line. The line was composed
of Mrs. W. E. Thornton, ths hon-
oree, Mrs. W. E. Tiiornton, Jr., Mrs.
-' Robert. L,' Blanchard of Greens
boro and Mrs. H. T. Lewis.
fMrs. N. K. Oates presided over
Thornton and Mr. and Mrs. Kal
mar were Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Watts
and Rev. and, Mrs. H. T. Lewis,
V, F. Williams was host at larg.
In the dining room Mrs. C. P. .Kal
mar and Mrs. J, E. Faison served
tea, sandwl?bes, cake, nuts and
mints. They were assisted by Mis
ses Berta Stroud and Sybil Mc
Cullen. Around fifty gu.sts called
between 4-5:30 o'clock. ' ,
Sesame Club Met Wed. '
The Sesame Club met Wedn Sr
day In the. , Community Building.
Mrs. W, C. Kalmai) presided over
the business meeting. Fall flowrrs
were used In the Assembly and
dining rooms. Hostess for the Oct
ober me. ting were Mesdames, T.
H. Latham, T(l C. Crow, J. I. Tho
mpson, J. R. Crowe and W. L
Thompson The speaker for the a
fternoon wis Dr. F. D. Cochdran
of N. C. State College in Raleigh.
Dr. Cocuran spoke on "P ru". He
used colored slides of South Amer
lea to illustrate7 his lecture. He
was Introduced by Mrs. W. W.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob :rt Blackmore
and daughter Marina' and Jane at
tended the State Fair hi Raleigh
last Saturday, . .v
Mrs. Paul Potter shopped in
Goldsboro last Saturday. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Merrltt and
daughters of Goldsboro Spent the
w: ekend with M(. Merritt'a parents
Mr. and MrsR. D. Merrltt. - V 7
Duane . and Jeannle Millard re
turned home Friday following ton
silectomles at Kenansville at Dup
lin General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs.lBenton at South Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. O. J,' Best spent
last week at th.ir beach cottage
at Wrightsville.
- Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Boney visi
ted their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Cook in Fayetteville
recently..
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Humphrey
rip nt last weekend with their dau
ghter and Sort in law, Mr. and Mrs.
David Wright at Connon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Williams vis
ited their son and family, Mr, and
Mrs. Howard Wllmeuth and dau-i Mrs. L. O Williams. Jr. In G ree ni
ght. r o Richmond are spending I bor last Sunday,
.his week with Mrs. Wilmouth'sl Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Brttt and
sister, Mrs. Allen Porter and fam-J children spent last weekend with
ily. Mrs Brltt's parents,' Mr. and Mrs.
J Mr. and Mrs. J- f. Ramsey of B. X. Miller in High Point and vis-
the register. Mrs. O. L. Taylor of Reld of .ne vf rogram departm-nt,
Ptl.lgh invited the guests into . The hostesses served a sweet cou
the dining room. Mrs. H. G. Best rse during the social hour. ''
Teachey spent Sunday with the
Allen Porter an the H. C. Aliens.
Miss Judy Standi of Guildford
College spent last weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. A
Stancll. . V
Charles Powell or Presbyterian
College spent the week end with
his mother, Mrs. W. A. Powell.
- Mrs. John Frederick sp:nt the
week' end with her sister and her
daughter, Mrs. Jack Kornegay and
attended the Horn rooming at
Casey's Shapel In Goldsboro last
Sunday.
,, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baars and da
ughter, Mary Susan spent Thursay
in Raleigh 'where they visited their
daughter, Carole at Peace College
and friends, Mr. and Mrs. R- A.
Martin.
Mrs. R. E. Wall has returned
lted oth r points of Interest In
the western part of North Carolina
Mrs. J. F. Cottle and baby dau
ghter have returned home from
the hospital.
Annqurici
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Methodist Men's
Club Met
The Warsaw MethofJiat Men's
Club met on Wednesday night at
the Fireside Room of the caurch
for their, regular monthly supper
meeting.
Prior to a delicious turkey sup
per Fred Walston, president ive
sided ovtr a srort business ses
sion. ', ,
Immediately following supper
the rroop adjourned in order to
attend the Union Services at the
Presbytirian Church.
24 members were present.
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Mrs. Bostic ilostess
Mrs. Reaford Bostic Was hostess
to members of the Penny Branch.
Hom Demonstration Club which
met last Wednesday "afternoon at
the club house. i '
During the business meeting pre
sied over by Mrs. E. C. Wray,
president, members voted to spon
sor a Christmas demonstration on
decqratSona and afirangemeats
V! u i a
Mrs. Earl Huie, home agent gave
the demonstration on "The Family
Room and It's Ne d" Mrs. Hule
showed most effective slides of
family rooms which, were planted
to fit the needs of a particular fam
lly.
Mrs. Hui stated, before the size
of the room Is determined, the way
the room is to be used should be
taken Into consideration.
Ways In which the family room
is most popularly used la for In
formal dining, hobbies, study sew
Ing, television, must; and most lm-VJ
porta rtt, a gathering place fotf
family members and their friends,
The hostess served caramel cake
and coffee at the ' conclusion of
the demonstration to the nine
members present.
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W. M. S. Study
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Baptist Church met Monday
evening in the Fellowship Room
V'sited Daughter U
. .Mrs. W, J. Middleton, Sr,; has
recently returned home after vls
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