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THE JOHNSTONIAN - SUN, SELMA; N. C. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17 PAGE FIVE TELEPHONES Day 3; Night 29-J MRS. E. V. WOODARD ':;;-. Society Editor Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Temple were joined by Mrs. Robert Richardson in Clayton, and spent some time on last Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. P. Kirkpatrick, who is a patient at Duke Hospital Durham, N. C. Cadet Gene Gray Williams from Riverside Academy, Gainesville, Ga., son of Mrs. Macon G. Williams of Selma, is home for the Christmas holidays. Mrs. H. Aaron Lassiter and Miss Helen Renfrow spent Saturday in Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Woodard, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thad Woodard, and Mrs. Dora Holland attended the joint birthday dinner of J. C. Woodard and Mrs. Ralph Woodard in Goldsboro, Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Woodard. Mrs. C J. Joyner is spending some time with her daughter in Florence, s. c. v Miss Annie Lee Mozingo, member of the Chicod school faculty, and Miss Helen Mozingo, student at E.C.T.C., were week-end guests of their moth er, Mrs. R. C. Mozingo. Ralph Woodard and daughter, Sara Blanche, of Goldsboro, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Woodard Saturday. Alton Eason, Jr., who is in the U. S. Army, spent the week end here with relatives. Robert Godwin, of Camp Bowie, Texas, arrived Sunday evening and is spending his furlough with relatives and friends ih and around Selma. Capt and Mrs. W. B. Aycock, of Fort McClelland, La., are spending this week with their parents, Judge and Mrs. W. P. Aycock. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wiggs and daughter, Kay, visited relatives in Wilson Sunday. Cadet Jack Diehl, who for the last several months has been, attending the Pre-Flight School at the Univer sity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, spent several days this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Diehl. Cadet Diehl left Tuesday for Memphis, Tenn., where he is enrolled for Primary Flying Instruction at the Naval Reserve-Aviation Base. Capt. and Mrs. Floyd Lee, of Rich mond, Va., spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Lee. Lieut. Shelbourne Brannan, of Fort Bragg, visited friends and relatives here during the week end. Fuller Suber, of the U. S., Army, . Norfolk, Va., spent the week end here with his parents, Mr.- and Mrs. R, E. Suber. ' ;- ' -: Tom Woodard and Hicks Hender son, of Fort BVagg, visited Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Woodard, Sunday' after noon... ; Mrs. W. L. Norton recently visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. D. Doggett, in Greensboro. She was accompanied home by Mrs. Doggett, who was en route to Enfield to visit relatives. David C. Shuler, Jr., of Fort Bragg spent the week end here with Mrs. Shuler, the former Miss Mary Alice Hogue. .' Charles Fred Carty, student at Wake Forest College, spent the week end: here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs., C. F. Carty. Friends of Mrs. S. R. Lee will ' be glad to know she is improving, fol lowing an illness of several weeks. IF!0 salle 1 One Slightly Used Refrigerator, Perfect Condition. Will Sell Reasonable. , MAC'S PLACE SELMA, N. C. SPECIAL PRICES - ON ; SUNDAY SCHOOL TREATS ; Fruits of All Kinds; Nuts, Apples, Candies, Etc. Fresh Meats and Groceries, Flour, Feedstuff, Etc. Peoples Grocery & Market R. P. OLIVER, Propr. ' " SELMA, N. C. Society Donald Mozingo, of Camp Stuart, Ga., left Thursday, after spending a furlough of ten days here with his mother, Mrs. R. C. Mozingo. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thad Woodard spent Tuesday at Hoffman. Mr. Wood ard, County Welfare Superintendent, was on business for that office. Mr. D. Cole Ray, of Raleigh, spent Tuesday and Wednesday ;. with rela tives here. Circle "C" Enjoys Christmas: Party Members of Circle "C" of the Methodist church were entertained at a delightful Christmas party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Ben Brantley, with Mrs. Walter Price as joint hostess. Christmas decorations, including a brilliantly-lighted tree, were used throughout the house. The guests were seated at tables, each centered with a red candle. Refreshments were served in two courses, the. Christmas color scheme being observed here as well as in the decorations. Mrs. J. L. Branson conducted the devotional and led in prayer. During the business hour officers for the en suing year were elected, as follows: Leader, Mrs. Harry .Everitt; assistant leader, Mrs. Walter Price; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Rudolph Howell; assistant secretary and treasurer, Mrs. B. C. DuBose; reporter, Mrs. G. H. Younger. Afterwards, hearts dice was play ed. Mrs, S. H. Younger, Mrs. Bill Thad Woodard, and Mrs. E. L. Green tied for the prize, the final winner be ing Mrs. Woodard. The consolation prize went to Mrs. Mayer. The retiring Circle leader, Mrs. Brantley, and retiring secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Walter Price, were presented gifts from the members. Gifts were also exchanged among the guests from the tree. Hostesses To Betty Noble Bible Class Mrs. C. A. Bailey and Mrs. W. L. Etheredge entertained the members of the Betty Noble Sunday School class of the Methodist church Tues day evening at the home of Mrs. Bailey. ". - Christmas decorations and glowing candles were everywhere in eviflerfce as the guests were greeted by the hostsses. The class president, Mrs Bailey1, had charge of the business details. During this time, names for Pollyan na gifts were drawn. Following the business, Bingo was enjoyed. The winner, Mrs. J. L. Branson, was pre sented red candles. The hostesses served refreshments which emphaiszed the Christmas color scheme, red and green pear salad, Russian tea, ice box cookies and Ritz crackers.' ' Birth Announcement Born to Mr. and Mrs. John W. Blackman, Jr., of Greenville, a son, on December 12. Mrs. Blackman is the former Miss Elizabeth Aycock, of Fremont. TELEPHONES Day 3; Night 29-J MRS. E. V. WOODARD Society Editor Miss Jean Davis Heard Over WPTF Miss Jean Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Davis, who is a stu dent at Meredith College, was one of the soloists in the annual Christmas concert presented by the college choir ili the college-auditorium Sunday ev ening. The same program was broad cast from WPTF Monday evening, with Miss . Davis as one of the out standing soloists. ', Woman's Missionary Society Met Monday , The Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church held the De cember meeting Monday afternoon at the church, with Mrs. W. G. Ricks and Mrs. J. F. Brown as joint host esses. . ., v " " "Silent Night" was sung as the meeting was opened. The devotional was led by Mrs. Brown, who read the beautiful story of the Nativity of Christ from the second chapter of St. Luke. The business session was presided over by the president, Mrs. Roy Driver. During this time the annual "Lottie Moon Christmas Offering" was made. The program was under the direc tion of Mrs. A. Z. Thompson, Sr., and Mrs. Leon Brown. The topic was "Thinking and Doing," with emphasis on "These Things Do," together with excerpts from the life of Miss Lottie Moon, late beloved missionary to China. Mrs. G. D. Vick told of the mission work in Algeria, Africa. Mrs.- E. V. Woodard spoke on the work being done in Latin America, especially in Argentina. Mrs. Norman Screws' message dealt with "The Orient," and Mrs. J. W. Barham's with "Eu rope and The Near East." Mrs. D. M. Clemmons used as her theme, "Christmas for Christ Behold Your God." She al so named various ob jects for which the Chrisians of the foreign fields have asked prayer. Mrs. Katie Stallings reported per sonal service work being done by the members at the local Red Cross room. At the conclusion of the program the hostesses served ice cream sand wiches... ; .t Attention Ladies! Ladies, this is the second call for your discarded nylon and silk hose. If you have sons, husbands or brothers in service your contribution of worn out hose will do them a great justice by giving them more fighting mater ial, which is so badly needed. Boxes for this cotribution are lo cated in the Post Office, Carolina Beauty Nook, Selma Drug Co. and Woodard and Creech Drug Company. Remember, 1000 hose or 500 pairs make one parachute and one para chute could save several lives. OYSTERS I Right From the Beds FRESH AND DELICIOUS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 1.00 PER QUART BROCK'S DINER Near Union Station 00K Suitable Christmas Gifts For MOTHER - FATHER - SISTER - BROTHER Or SWEETHEART WHITMAN AND NUNNALLY CANDIES W.H.CREECH DR. Mrs. Ray Hostess To S.S. Class Mrs. ; R. L. Ray entertained the Willing Worker's class, of the Selma Methodist Sunday school at her home on Railroad Street Wednesday after noon. The teacher of the class, Mrs; James Kemp conducted the devotional, read ing the Christmas story from the second chapter of Luke after which she offered prayer. Mrs. Herbert White called the roll and read the minutes of the last meeting, in the absence of the secre tary. There were 11 members present. Miss Jeffreys Presents Vocal Recital Miss Mary Louise Jeffreys, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffreys, was presented in a piano and vocal recital Friday evening by her teach er, Miss Stella Etheredge, at the home of Miss Etheredge. The program follows: Two Part Invention No. 8............Boch Sanota No. 1 in C... ......Mozart Song from Sea Pieces. .......MacDowell Dance Caprice ........Crieg Tarantelle ................. Heller Clair de Lune.... Debussy Valcik ... .. ............. Mokrejs 0 Holy Night (Vocal)... .Gabriel Adam Circle "A" Meets With Mrs. R. E. Suber Circle A of the Society for Christ ian Service of the Methodist church met with Mrs. R. E. Suber Tuesday afternoon. Decorations were in keep ing with the Yule-tide season. A Christmas carol, "Songs the Angels Sing," was sung by Mrs. W. B. John son, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. W. H. Call. The devotional was conducted by Mrs. Call, who read the second chap ter of Luke, and from "The Upper Room," in conection with the Scrip tures. Mrs, G. F. Brietz led in prayer and entertained the members with a Christmas story, entitled "Anniver sary." The business period was presided over by Mrs. George Profitt. During the social hour Bingo was played, First prize, a box of handkercriefs, went to Mrs. J. A. Ellis, while Mrs. J. H .Pridgen received the consolation prize, a Christmas stocking. The guests were invited to the din ing room for refreshments, which con sisted of jello, topped with whipped cream and fruit cake. In one corner gifts were piled high under a decorat ed tree, and following refreshments an exchange of presents was made. The new pastor's wife, Mrs. George W. Blount, was presented a vase by Mrs. Suber, and a book by Mrs. Brietz, STRAYED OR STOLEN Red and white spotted cow, weight about 450 pounds, year and half old, horns about three inches long. Reward. J. E. PEEDIN, . SELMA. N. C. SELMA, N. C. ! Buy Now... Prescriptions Filled By Registered Druggists Reasonable Prices To r I Pi :". oeima iruq v-omoanv zz With The Churches METHODIST CHURCH The pastor's subject for the morn ing service Sunday at eleven o'clock will be "The Three Best Gifts." Sunday school at 9:45. White Christmas will be observed at the evening service, at 7:30. Christ mas music will be rendered by the Junior and Senior choirs. The gifts will be laid at the altar, and will be distributed by a committee the first of the week. On Monday evening at 7:30 the Children's Christmas Program will be given in the auditorium of the Sunday school. You are cordially in vited to all these services. Christmas Program At Fairview Sunday A musical Christmas program will be presented by the Young People's League and Sunday school of Fair view Presbyterian Church Sunday evening, December 20th, at 7:30. The program begins with a proces sional by the choir and is arranged in four parts. ' Part One Song of the Shepherds. Part Two Songs of the Manger. Part Three Songs of Rejoicing. Part Four The Cross. Regular preaching services follow ing the Christmas program, by the pastor, the Rev. J. D. Withrow. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to come worship with us at this "Glad Season." To Present Program The First Free Will Baptist Church of Selma, located near the cemetery, will have their Christmas program on Wednesday night, December 23rd, at 8 o'clock. The public is invited. Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Floyd S. Harvey, of Santa Ana, California, announce the birth of a daughter on December 6th. Mrs. Harvey was before her marriage Miss Lorenna Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morgan of Sel ma. Mr. Harvey is in the Air Cadet school in Santa Ana, California. Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Troy Dixon Henry, of Portsmouth, Va., announce the birth day, December 10, 1942. Mrs. Henry of a son, Troy Dixon, Jr., "on Thurs is the former Miss Evelyn Watson, of Kenly. . . WANTED ! SERVICE MEN'S PICTURES They are entitled to this recognition Our Window is Free to Service Men SELMA DRUG CO. W. H. CREECH, Ex-Service Man DR. E. N. BOOKER, Ex-Service Man All E. N. BOOKER jjjj HURRY! HURRY! PROCTOR'S SELMA, N. C. CHRISTMAS CARDS FREE AH Christmas Gifts Wrapped for you. FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS YOU WOULD LIKE GET YOURS NOW SEE MRS. PROCTOR'S XMAS DESIGNS AND ALL KINDS OF GIFTS HANDMADE. FOR MANY SPECIAL POT DESIGNS COME EARLY. Big Assortment Ladies' Kerchiefs H and kerchiefs, Wraparound Turbans, Tow el Sets, Etc. See Table Of CRYSTAL Glassware, Salad Plates, Punch Sets, Fruit Bowls, Etc. 75c to $1.48 Choose 'Lacy Satin Slips for Gifts 98c to $1.98 All Sizes Big Shipment SEE THE NEW RAY DE-CHINE SHEER HOSIERY NEW SHADES 79c $1.19 See New Mesh 97c BIG SHIPMENT SWEATERS for Ladies, Men, Little Tots I NEW SPORT COATS NEW DRESSES NEW HATS All to Match Bright Colors NEW SHIPMENT HOUSE COATS AND ROBES AIL Colors Sizes 12 to 44 $3.95 to $4.95 Bedroom Slioes To Match. Big Assortment GLOVES and HANDBAGS All Colors Big Towels 15ol9c Wash Clothes to Match SEE the Bed Spreads Full Size $1.19 to $5.95 Plenty of Oil Cloth Regulars & extra wide SHOES! SHOES! Big Shipment LADIES SHOES DRESS, SPORT and COMFORTS Black and Tan all sizes 4 to 10 ' Get Yours Now Men Dress Shirts 98c 1.35 1.50 Extra Value Men's Pants MEN'S FELT HATS . 97c to $2.00 PROCTOR'S SELMA, N. C -
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