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l''(>i'iii:il oponinK sc'i’vices Tor llie
new Mi'lhodi.sl ctuii’i'li oryiini/ed
rf't'eiiMy in Ilie (ilen Lniinox de-
velopmenl, will be held this Sim-
day inoi-ning.
On Monday evening at 8 o'clock ,
the 70 chaiMcr ineinbers of the j
church will incc'l in th(“ Olcnwoocl ,
Elementary School for the election
of officers, anti upptjini nient of
committees anti commis.sit)ns. The ’
Stnulay mor/iinp servictas will be ^
held at I I o'clock, alst) in the ‘
OlenwoO'd Schotil. Al that time the I
Rev. \V. I., ClcffP of Durham, Su-
perintitndenf of the Durham Dis
trict of the Ohurch, will present
tlie chartei- membership ceidifi-
cales and ileliver the seimitm on
the topic. “'I'he (Ihiirches of (foil."
All interested students and tt)wns-
people were inviteil ft) attend the
services by the liev. Kimsey Kiiifi,
jjastor of the chui’ch.
'file Rev. .Mr. Kintt was appoint
ed pastoi- of the chiirch last sprintt
aflei- a survey of the (lien Lenno.x
area, conducted uniler the dii'eel-
itu] of the tdiui'ch Extension Excu-
tive Secretary, the Kev. Tliomas E.
tdllins of Itah.M^th, tlisclosed that
there wcj'c over 100 Methodist
families in the east side suburban
Bi'ca alone.
The Mev. Mr. King said the new
church has grown rapidl.N' in its
two monfh.s of existence and that
a building site would be purcha.sed
.soon. With promised initial fin
ancial aid frojn the Conference
Church Extension Fund, he said,
const I’uct ion of a permanent
church building .should begin dui’-
ing the coming year.
He sti'essed that the church is
not liinited to any particulai' area
of the cojnmunily for membership
but is open to all who wish to
shai'(‘ in its program of fellowship
atid (.'hi'istian service. “'l'hi.s is
basically a family type cburch," he
said, “with emphasis On an inti
mate famil.v worship atmosphere,
family fellowship, and Chidstian
education foi’ all ages."
It was announced that church
scIkmjI for ail ages will be organiz
ed a week from this Sunday, Oc
tober 2, al 9:45 a.m., to be follow
ed by regular church worship ser
vice at 11. Nursery facilities will
be provitled during the church
hour beginning on this date. Other
immediate plans for the church
include Sunday evening family
fellowship sup|)ers, the organiza
tion of a woman’s society, di.scus-
sion grou|)s, and various other
family service i)ro,iects. All persons
interested in affiliating with this
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CHURCH
NEWS
News From Route 3
Including Manns Chapel and Lystra
Mrs. Harrison Hunt, Correspondent — Phone 9-8238
Women's Study Group
The Women’s Study Group of
the I'.piscopal Chapel of the Cros.s
will begin its series oi eight week
ly meetings next Wednesday al 9
a m. in the Episcopal Chapel of
the Cross Parish House. The study
this year will deal with the Propli-
ets of the Old Testament. Next
Wednesday’s pi'Ogram will be on
Hie historical backgi'Ound of the
Prophets. The Sludy Group is open
to and welccimes all interested wo
men, regardless of church affilia
tion. Taking a program is not a
membership reC|uirement.
United Church Food Sale
The Women’s Eellow.ship of the
United Church will hold its first
i'all food and bake sale tomorrow
afternoon at 4:30 at the church
hut On Cameron Avenue. There
will be a similar sale on the day
before each UNC home football
game here this fall.
Read 'School For Scandal'
Sheridan's Re.storation comedy,
"The School Eor Scandal’’ will be
read al Sunday evening’s meeting
of the Community Di'ama Group al
7:45 in the University Library As
sembly Room. Harold Wallers will
direct the reading. The Community
Drama Group, sponsored by the
I Community Church, is open to
anyone interested in listening to
Mrs. .-\llie Mae Blake recently at- Promolion Day at Lystra will be
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U-luied ;i reupion of hor classmates , Sunflay. 'VUq Lords Supper will
al Gilmore Lodge near Bonlee. I be ob.served immediately after the church Of The Holy Family
We are glad to repoi't that little | woi'ship .'^ei-vice.
Elizabeth Bui'gess, daughici' of Mr. i j\||., jmd IVtrs. .fames L, Carson
and Mrs. Wallei Bui’gc.ss. i.-- much j atlended the Carson reunion last
Sunda,^' at the liomt of Mr. and
Mrs. Lemuel Carson on Route
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improved. Slu' w;is sick last week.
Mrs, .lames L. Carson and Mrs,
Harrison Huni speni Uie day Iasi
'I'hursday witli Mi', and xMi's, 11. D.
lliggsbee.
jMiss Cara Kigg. bee of Wasliing-
Um, D, (’., is visiting her brother
and sisteMii-law, Mr. and .Mrs.
Raliib Uiiggsbee ol Pilt.sboro.
Services for Sunday, September
251 h.
8:00 a.m. Holy Communion: 9:30
a.m. Family Service and Church
School: 11:00 a.m. Morning Ser
vice; 5:00 p.m. Youth Activities;
7:00 p.m. Evening Prayer.
The Woinan’.s Auxiliary will hold
its first meeting of the fall at the
ehureh on Monday evening, Sep
tember 26, al 8:00 p.m.
On Wednesclav evening, Septem-
l\'e are glad to know that ,Jule og, Uie adults of the Church
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith and
Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
and daughter, Janet, attended the
Big .lim Thornton County Style
program at W'I'VO last Saturday
night.
Kids In
School?
Tile .Adult L:i(li('s Class of Lys-
tia bad llnir monthly class meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Jimmy
(iiist,. after vvhieli a social hour
was enjoyed by the members pres
ent.
Tempt
Them To
Better
Reading
With
Exciting
Books
Cole .'ui Sunday. Anyone r‘lated
to the family is invited to attend.
Skeeter of Carrboro visited Mr. ima! period afler worship service
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The Intimate
Bookshop
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205 l=. FRANKLIN ST.
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Open Till 10 p.m.
and .Mrs. Waller Burgess and lami-,"'ill allow more time for cpiestions.
ly Sunday. Alembers of tiie Mission Com-
We are .sorry to Ituirn that Mrs. [miUcc i>'’e Robei't L. Bunting, Wil-
Lillie Ka,\' of Carrboro is sick. We , limn L. Eleming, Roland McClain
hope I lull she will be well soon. | roeh, Jr,, John S. Clayton, Foster
Tliore will be a ebieken stew Fitz-Simoiis, Douglas G. Hunim,
and barbeeiii' supper al the Mann’s William G. Morgan, George D.
(’hai)el eommunify house Saturday Peniek, Robert L. Wagner, Tom
al'lm-noon at 5:38. Good homemade Rost, .Ir., C. D, 'Van Cleave, and
pies and cakes will he served, also. Allen F. Kingman
We are glad lo bear that Curtis
Brewer, who was se\'erely burned,
Agricultural exporls have in- i
j is improi’ing al a liospital in Hous- 'creased again tliis year after show- i
Ion, Texas. We sincerely hope that ing a sex'en per cent gain in 1954'
he will eontinuo (o impro\'e.
lover 1953.
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CHAPEL HILL NEWS LEADER
Thursday
Methodist Church In Glen Lennox
Plans Opening Services This Sunday
Miss Habel To Give 'Europe Report Tonight
new Methodist group. Or who de
sire fiii'ther information are in
vited to call the pastor at 9-6509.
Miss Marilyn Habel. who recent
ly returned from a year’s sludy
abroad in .Swifzei'larid on a Rotary
Fellowship and '.vho ha.s now join
ed the faculty of Woman’s Col
loge at Green.sboro, will speak at
the Chapel Hill Bapli.sl Church
lhi:s evening at 6:30 on the topic
“Report on Europe", illustrated
with color slides.
Miss Habel studied political
.science and hi.story at the Uni
versity of Geneva and at the In
stitute of International Affaiirs in
Geneva, following her graduation
from the University in June of
last year.
While abi'oad she traveled ex-
len.=ively in many countries, visit
ing and speaking to a number of
European Rotary Clubs. One of the
highlights of her trip was a visit j
belliiKl the Iron Curlai.n, when .she
accompanied a military mission to |
MARILYN HABEL
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East Berlin, Potsdam, and to other
points of interest in the Russian
Sector of Germany.
She spent one month as the
guest of Rotarians and their fanii-
ucs in Sweden, living in Swedish
homes and attending special
courses at the University of Lund.
She also spent a month in Ger
many and another in Spain and
North Africa. Site visited other
countries, including Austria, Italy
and England. She is the daughter
of the Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Til-
den Habel.
Miss Habel is scheduled to ad
dress the Enfield Rotary Club to
morrow. the Goldsboro Daughters
of the American Revolution on
Wednesday and the Chapel Hill
Rotary Club on September 29.
During October and November
.she will be speaking to other or-
I planetarium special Show
j Football fans coming Iq Chapel
I Hill Saturday for tRe Oklah'oma-
, Carolina clash may also take “A
! Trip to Satiu-n” at a special post- j
I game show. Manager A. F. Jenzanol
'said today that the Moreheadj
' Planetarium had scheduled a I
; special 5 p.m. performance of the!
suniufj,
«‘^«ation after
Plav,
>Pit(
j ganizations throughout
: North Carolina.
Eastern
gran
'ill
For Flowers—For Gifts
it's
University Florist
HOllll
('heek is improving after falling j,,,. ,, Acquainted’’
j and breaking two ribs and bruis-
i ing himself.
Supper at 6:15 p.m.
Mann's Chapel Benefit Supper
.A benefit supper will be .staged
at the Mann’s Chapel Church this
Saturday evening beginning at 6
o’clock and continuing Ihirough
9 p.m. Barbeeue, chicken stew,
We are glad that Clarence Lloyd ®“7'
Durham is still improving and is 11“'^' community house by the
I home from Ihe hospital. He will j ^’'nu’eh. 'Lhe public is invited,
have to .stay in bed for t.wo weeks,] '
Jiowever. j
The Cole Reunion will be held
al Ihe homo of Mr. and Mrs. Hugli ■
Holy Family Mission
Plans Are Announced
Plans are nearing completion
for the five-day Teaching Mission
William Sharpe left thi.s week t> be held at the Church of the
lo go to school at State College, Holy Family, starting Sunday even-
Raleigh. j ing, October 2„ and continuing
The disti'ici music workshop of through Thur.sday evening, Octo-
the Home Demonstration C!ub. b‘‘'’ 6-
will he held Wednesday at 9:301 The Rev, Joseph O’Brien, Chap-
a.m. :il Schley Grange Hall, six ’ lui.i lo the Epi.scopnl sludenLs at
miles iiorih ol Hillsboi'o on Higlr ! Duke University, will conduct the
way 57. All club members are in-' niissioii and will give a serie.s of
\it(‘d to attend. [five lectures centered around the
The L\’stra Home Demon.slration theme, "The Good News Today."
Club met tliis atternoon with Mrs. ' A native of East Livei'pool, Ibio,
Hugh Cole. An interesliiig demon-j Mr. O'Brien received hi.s A.B. dc-
stration was given on House ' .Si’ce from Georgetown College in
Eurnishing. | Keidueky in 1938 and his B.D.
Air. and Mrs. Harold Elkins of from the Colgale-Roeiiosler Divin-
Bui'linglon and Mr. and Mis, Lewis it.'' Senool in Roehester, New York
Oldham of Durham visited Mr. and in 1842.
Ml'S, Julian Cheek Iasi Sunday al- service will la.st nol more
leriioon. | Hum an hour ami will begin at
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright and 80’cloek each evening. 'I'he infor-
‘tbovit
The day discoveries.
no 7’ sto teat ot the un.
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.•he Church is the greatest I
the building of character anI ''uIL'll
R is a storehouse of spiritual values. 1 I
strong Church, neither ,iil
can survive. There are four sound reoso ■■
every person should attend F«bl
and support the Church. They are, j
own sake. (2) For his children"s
sake of his community and „«jl
sake of the Church itself, ^hich needs “ ■
and ma^rial support. Plan to go to I
kirly and read your Bible daily. I
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Monday -1 Samuel 1 ■
Tuesday Psalms , W
Wednesday,**Mark j Jl' I
Thursday.. Mark J
Friday H Timothf ; 0 \
Saturday.. Number*
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Bennett & Blocksidge
Frigidjiire Appliances
Gulf Solar Heat
LONG MEADOW
Carolina Fabric Shop
Title Besl in Fa.shion Fabrics
W. Franklin St, Phone 0936
THESE RELIGIOUS MESSAGES PUBLISHED EACH WEEK IN THE NEWS LEADER ARE SPONSORED
BY THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT
m ree an Long Meadow Farms
‘'You never outgrow the need for milk”
W. Franklin St. Phone 9-414
Phone 9-2886
Fowler's Food Store
“Where Service Is a Saving”
Phone 9416
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Dickinson Tree and
Landscaping Service
rla-**-* ^
Garden Center
Durham Road
Service ins*
Insurance -
Property
Orange County B & L Ass'n
Savings — Home Loans — Since 1920
Sutton's
Since 1923
Drug
Carrboro Metal Shop
Healing, Guttering, Sheet Metal Works
Carrboro Phone 8-6241 u •
Harnss-Conners Chevrolet, Inc
“Your '
Carolina Gulf Service
For the life of your CAR go GULF
Phone 9-7071
Riggsbee-Hinson Furniture Co.
Quality — Furniture — Reasonable
Main St., Carrboro
Vine Veteriii'
"Stop that (Long Meadow Route) Man" for Home Delivery
Chapel Hill Funeral Directors
Phones 4381 — 4386 —- 8-5576
113 N. Graham St.
"Your Best Buy'
Rov M. Homewood
Phone 9-1591
J. B. Robbins
The House of Fashion”
West-Wiliia^
Norman M. m
t.
Saunders Nu-W,ay Cleaners
Phone 9-3498
Carrboro
Brothe
Yates
Plumbing
114 S. G«lia»