T DREAM REALIZED—Members of the Scott’s Store Home
* Demonstration club and the Herring’s Store Lions club
realized a dream this month when the community building,
.r shown above, was opened. The clubs have long wanted a
meeting place of their own, and in the fall of 1953 began
work on the building. ____ ^ ir ir.
j Scoffs Store Club Now Has
New Club Building of If s Own
By MRS. OARRIE J. SCOTT «
“Start to sing as you tackle the
thing that cannot be done and
you will do it.”
The Scott’s Store Home Demon
stration club must have whooped it
up plenty for in less than four
years it has seen the almost im
possible come true.
When the home demonstration
club was organized there in 1950,
members dared not dream that
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Mt. dive Tribune
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Published at
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1916 • 1949
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Office at Mount Olive, N. C.
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within a few years they would
have a meeting place of their own.
But with the cooperation of the
Herring’s Store Lions club, they
have seen this dream come true.
Last Wednesday, the home dem
onstration club for the first time
met in the new Community build
ing.
Plans for a Community building
began to formulate soon after the
two clubs were organized. Mem
bers worked together in various
ways to raise money for the proj
ect. In the fall of 1953, work on
the building was started and
through untiring efforts is near
ing completion.
And already the club has made
plans to meet again in the build
ing. During last Wednesday’s meet
ing it was decided to hold the Oc
tober 6 meeting in the Community
building with Mrs. Edwin Holt as
hostess.
For their first meeting in the
building, the club held no special
ceremony. Miss Hager, assistant
home agent, gave a demonstration
bn furnishing homes for children,
and during demonstrations she
dated that many accidents occur
in \ homes because of inconvenient
equipment for children to use.
After the demonstration, project
leaders reported, and then Mrs.
Jasper Herring and Mrs. Nora Out
law, \ hostesses, served refresh
ments.
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Angus Simpson* of Charlotte
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Florence Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Daniels and
daughters of Wilmington were din
ner guests Sunday of her parents,
Mr. and Bra. Carl Bryan.
Mrs. Bevie Naylor and son Tom
my of Roseboro visited Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Odom Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robby Lambert
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ba^p
foot, near Dunn.
Mrs. Idell McCullen spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Joe
Berry Tadlock, near Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hollingsworth
were dinner guests Sunday of their
son Lowell at Poplar Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ralph Od
om left Sunday for Darlington,
S. C., where they were spectators
at the auto races Monday.
Wesley McCullen of Piney Grove
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar McCullen and Kenyan Mfr
Cullen.
Miss Sharon Oates of Faison vis
ited her aunt, Mrs. Tatum Odom,
this week.
Mrs. Adabelle Best and grand
daughter Brenda Best spent the
weekend with her son, Ulysses, in
Petersburg, Va. ,
Mrs. Betty Daniels visited her
daughter Peggy in Goldsboro last
Thursday.
W. H. Chestnutt, Atlas Lambert,
Maxwell Daniels and Faison Odom
went on a fishing trip to Swans
boro during the weekend.
Mrs. Donald Ralph Odom caught
an eel three feet long in'Odom's
pond,last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McCullen
spent the weekend in Washington,
D. C., where he attended the re
union of the Cavalry division in
which he served during World War
II.
• Television Programs •
WNCT — Channel 9
Greenville
FRIDAY
12 00—Noon News
12:15—Cowboy Corral
12:30—Welcome Travelers. CBS
1:00—Guiding Your Child
1:30—Good Cooking
200—Greatest Gift. NBC
2:15—Golden Windows, NBC
2:30—One Man’s Family, NBC
2:45—Concerning Miss Marlowe. NBC
3:00—Brighter Day. CBS
3:15—Yesterday’s Newsreel
3:30—On Your Account. CBS
4:00—Pinky Lee Show. NBC
4:30—Cactus Jim Club
6 00—Riders of the Purple Sage
6:15—Sports
6:20—Weather
6:25—Safety Tips
6:30—Douglas Edwards. CBS
6:45—Perry Como
7:00—Farm Facts
7:15—Jewel Box Jamboree
7:30—Topper. CBS
8:00—Playhouse of Stars. CBS
8:30—Life With Elizabeth
9 00—Calvacade of Sports. NBC"
9:45—Greatest Moments of Sports, NBC
10:00—I’ve Got a Secret. CBS
10:30—Two in Love, CBS
11:00—TV Final
11:10—Late Show
SATURDAY
9:30—Winky. Dinky and You. CBS
10:00—Kiddies Corner
10:30—Wild Bill Hickok. ABC
11:00—Big Top. CBS
12:00—Noon News
12:15—Farming For Tomorrow
12:30—Santa Barbara
1:00—Seeing is Believing
1:15—Dizzy Dean Warmup. ABC
1:25—New York at Chicago. ABC
4:00—Afternoon Theater
5:00—Wrestling
600—Mr. Wizard, NBC
6:30—Sports Interview
7:00—Cisco Kid
7:30—Amateur Hour. NBC
8.00— Two for the Money. CBS
8:30—Golden Weed Jamboree
9:00—That’s My Boy. CBS
9 30—Hit Parade. NBC
10.00—Life of Riley. NBC
10 30—Big Town. CBS
11:00—TV Final
11:15—Late Show
SUNDAY
1:00—Let’s Go to College
1:30—Carolina's TV Reporter
1:45—This is Your State
2 00—Soldier Parade, ABC
2:30—Christophus
3:00—American Forum
3:30—Alcoholism Education
4:00—Man of the Week. CBS
4:30—Youth Takes a Stand. CBS
5:00— American Week. CBS
5.30—You Are There, CBS
6:00—College Musical Knowledge, NBC
630—Private Secretary. CBS
7 00—Toast of the Town. CBS
800—GE Summer Theater. CBS
8:30—Break the Bank. ABC
9 00—The Web, CBS
9:30—Amos and Andy
10:00—Loretta Young, NBC
10:30—Favorite Story. NBC
1100—TV Final
11:10—Late Show
MONDAY
7:00—Morning Show, CBS
7:25—Farm News
7:30—Morning Show. CBS
7:55—Carolina News
8:00—Morning Show, CBS
8:25—Carolina Weather
8:30—Morning Show, CBS
8:55—Carolina News
9:00—Carolina Today
9 30—A Time to Live, NBC
9.45—Morning Meditations
10:00—Songs of the Islands
10.30—Big Picture
) 1:00—Betty White Show, NBC
11:30—Search for Tomorrow. CBS
11:45—Guiding Light. CBS
12:00—Noon News
12:15—Cowboy Corral
12:30—Welcome Travelers. CBS
1.00— Guiding Your Child
1:30—Good Cooking
2:00—Greatest Gift, NBC
2:15—Golden Windows, NBC
2:30—One Man’s Family. NBC
2:45—Concerning Mtss Marlowe, NBC
3:00—Brighter Day. CBS •
3:15—Yesterday’s Newsreel
3:30—On Your Account. CBS
4.00— Pinky Lee Show. NBC
4:30—Cactus Jim Club
5:25—Rocky Jones. Space Ranger
6:00—Gay Blades
6:15—Sports
6:20—Weather
6:25—Safety Tips
6:30—Douglas Edwards, CBS
6:45—Perry Como
7:00—Farm Facts
7:15—Grand Piano
7:30—Juniper Junction, UCA
8:00—Public Defender, CBS
8:30—Masquerade Party, CBS
9:00—Summer Theatre, CBS
10:00—Inner Sanctum
10:30—Rocky King. DuMont
11:00—TV Final
11:10—Late Show
CBS
TUE5DAT
00—Morning Show. CBS
25—Farm News
:30—Morning Show, CBS
55—Carolina News
:00—Morning Show. CBS
:25—Carolina Weather
:30—Morning Show, CBS
:55—Carolina News
00—Carolina Today
:30—A Time to Live. NBC
:45—Morning Meditations
OO—Songs of the Islands
30—Dione Lucas
00—Betty White Show. NBC
30—Search for Tomorrow, CBS
45—Guiding Light, CBS
:0O—Noon News
:15—Cowboy Corral
30—Welcome Travelers.
:0O—Guiding Your Child
30—Good Cooking
00—Greatest Gift. NBC
15—Golden Windows, NBC
30—One Man’s Family. NBC
;45—Concerning Miss Marlowe, NBC
00—Brighter Day. CBS
15—What’s Your Trouble
30—On Your Account. CBS
.00—Pinky Lee Show. NBC
30—Cactus Jim Club
00—Band of the Day
15—Sports
20—Weather
25— Safety Tips
30—Douglas Edwards. CBS
45—Watching Washington
00--Farm Facts
15—Jewel Box Jamboree
:45—Playhouse 15
00— Make Room for Daddy.
30—U.S. Steel Hour. ABC
30—Heart of the City
OO—Strike It Rich. CBS
30— Mr. District Attorney
00—TV Final
lO—Late Show
ABC
W T V D — Channel II
Durham
FRIDAY
6 00—Sport, View. New,. Weather
8:15—John Daly New,
6:30—Film
7:00—The Duke
7:30—Life of Reilly j
8 00—Big Story J
8 30—In Our Time
9:00—Gillette Fights •»
9 45—Greatest Moments in Sports
10:00—Late News Final
10 05—WTVD Previews
SATURDAY
12:45—Canadian Pro Football
5.30— Made in U.S.A.
6 00—Mr. Wizard
6 50—Ethel and Albert
7:00—Gridiron. 1954 (NCAA Kick-Off)
8:00—Saturday Night Fights
8 45—Fight Talk
9 00—Travel Corner ,
9:30—Hit Earade
10:00—Miss America Pageant
11:00—Late News Final :«
11:05—WTVD Previews
SUNDAY §
4 30—The Pastor ft
4 45—The Christophers
5 00—Doctor In Industry
6:00—Liberace
6:30—Spectacular. NBC
8 00—TV Playhouse. NBC
9:00—Loretta Young Show, NBC
9 30—The Big Picture
10:00—Late News Final
10:05—WTVD Previews
MONDAY
; 2:15—Home Cooking ,
2 45—Concerning Miss Marlowe, NBC
3 00—Hawkins Falls. NBC
3:15—Let’s Visit .
3:30—Betty White Show, NBC
4:00—Pinky Lee Show. NBC
4.30— Howdy Doody. NBC
5 00—Western Tales
5 30—Jim Hall
5:45—Sportsview
6:00—Carolina News
610—Today s Weather
6:15—John Daly News, ABC
6:30*—Joe Palooka
7:00—I Married Joan. NBC
7:30—Voice of Firestone, ABC
8 00—Junior Press Conference, ABC
8:30—Robert Montgomery Presents, NBC
9:30—Fireside Theater, NBC
10:00—Late News Final
10:05—WTVD Previews
TUESDAY
2:15—Home Cooking
2:45—Concerning Miss Marlowe, NBC
3:00—Hawkins Falla, NBC
3:15—Let’s Visit
3 30—Betty White Show, NBC
4 00—Pinky Lee, NBC
4:30—Howdy Doody. NBC
5:00—Western Tales
5UJ0—Sparky Henderson
5:45—Sportsview
6:00—Carolina News
6:10—Today’s Weather
615—John Daly News, ABC
6:30—Men of Tomorrow. ABC
7 00—Midwestern HayrUe. NBC
7 30—Film
8 00—Feature
8:30—Feature Film
10.00—Late News Final
10:05—WTVD Previews
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