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and Jimmy Dixon
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Mrs. iMty It*Hum and daughter.
Ma; oi Jacksonville S1*m 'last
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lira. Costin g sister and family, the
,wb re dn^Oe a freshman.
1 :. and Mrt Paul Kitchen at
cba i brother, Bruce Hooeycutt to
MU RebejRi" Faye Matthews Sun
da) at the First Baptist Church in
^8 ncfiy dtoests of Mr and Mrs.
Let Batson were Mr. and MrfcJim
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my Batsort and daughter, Linda oI
#ayetUMHe. A
ML add Mil. L. H. Brown, Mrs
Frank Thomas and Mrs. -JfBfc WiL
liana spent Thursday In Wilmir.tfon
with L H. Brown, Jr.
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Mr. and Mr*, rtobert E! tVeM
spent th^ weekend wftft relativei i*
Wilson'. ' "vun ,,J+
'Miss landa English, Bennie Bart
lette and Waiter Bostic fct* Sunday
Mrs. A. M. Benton 3nd Mrs. Bt l
totf'' Mlhstew gfccoiniftull^f Brad
and Mlrttey to Methodist College in
FtyetWvlile Mohd^'^Vhrf?7 both
hoys will be fhshttlen. n ,
Ajtej^pamell of^Wi^
Mis* Patsy Hill left Sunday to at
tend WIIAifhgfOn College in Wil
mlfigtoh tM* fall.
Ht- !?<J Jits. P- L. XaiOtff eoi
sons, Sam and Leon Jr. of Faisoi
were Sunday dinner guests a( their
daughter and family, Mr. ami Mrs.
Emmons (jjuner and son,
IW "'? ^?'"W
and ii-n 1' I ?
Mr- and Mrs. Bekm 4??t^t . r.
y^pj6w Hm* ?T>* w J
parents.
Kirk where they celebrated Joel's
Second birthday Sunday.
Mr. and Mrt. Charlie VMtley and
-?hiklren of Mt. Olive spent Sundhy
With Mr. and Mrs. Ldtt Korneg?y
ind Mr. and Hn Jn Kofnegky
bad children'.
Mrs. Bdfton MfcUhew. Mrs. Itofi
Mr. and Mrs. I I ?tf?nna*l W?.
lay. visits Mr. pad Mr* ?(<**&
Williams and son, Frederick, of
Beulaville Sunday and had lunch at
Jiiiflus yenj.
Mis# Ann Straughan left Tuesday
for Brwol, Virginia what she has
aeceptei^j teaching position.
Mrs. Noah Janes and hfaah Wilson
'JoneS oHit. Wive, Mrs. Willie
phildren of Golds
gueStTof Mr fSd jfilfflC.^rpy
and fihnlly. They atj enjoyed swim
ming at White Lake In pe after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Williams vish
ted relirtiyes |if Roseboft Sunday
afternoon.
Youth Music flubs
Fifg MWi"9
held Its first meeting of the school
year, 1983-64, in the Wariaw Junior
High School auditorium last wetjk.
New officers elected wye: Presi
dent Connie Revelle; Vice presi
dent Tricia Kornegay; add Secre
tary, Mary Sheffield.
Mrs. W. J. Middleton, Jr. club
counselor, announce that' studedts
may participate in the federation
Festival held in GreenvilM in MarOh
and the National Guild Auditiohs
held in Warsaw in May- She also
announced that a prise will be a
wardgfi at the December music dub
meeting to each student who pre
forms a memorized piece Jtney have
learned by themselves.
Students performing od student
recital were: Kay Britt, rfanga , 16
West, Laurie Gresham, MOry Lyi n
Johnson, Debbie Rivenbs -k, Gr^g
Garrls, W. J. Middleton, Tricia Kdr
negay, Mary Sheffield, Cirfdy Jones,
Tana Carlton, Marola Jordan, SUz
zanne Southerland, Jan fOwnsend,
and Connie Revelle.
Refreshments were served Ify
Mrs. Nelson Carlton and Mrs. J.
X. Kornegay.
\b? nine memhers jpreseat
Circle No. 3 met in Uie home of
M?- "f*8*? w!lh 7*1*
Wm, tskzzjz
Bsfe^t J;W; prTi!;
Arincy t^ Ktvihg (he pf*
At the conclusion of the program,
Circle No. 4 met in the home of
Vfrl.' ftuby Beasfey With ten metrr
hers present. Mrs. O. J. Button gaVe
the program and Mrs. Beasley pre
sented thp devotion.
During the social hour the hostess
served lemon cream pie, nuts and
coffee. ''
Mrs. Roy Barwick was hostess to
Circle {fo. I with five members pro
sent. Mrs. Walter P. West presided
during the Business session, (i most
interesting program Was presented
by Mrs. E. C. Thompson and Mrs.
Weit gave the devotion.
M the conclusion Of the meeting,
thC hostess served coffee'and assor
ted hot homemade sweet rolls.
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Mrs. D. L. Carlton was hostess to
Cf*le No. g With nhie members pfe
teiu. Mrs. rf. 3. Middfcttn, Chair
man, presided and Mrs Charles
Catooll presented the devotion. Mrs.
Robert West'Whs th charge of the
program.
During the social hour the hostess
served a /rosdf frtn't" salad and iced
ten*
atfflr
Miss Marjofle Carol Matthews of
Turitey,' SeWe'mker bride&ect bf
Kenheth Smtlh, 'Son of Mr aid Mi's
Pern* Smith df JtSrsaw, wdi honor
ed with *'<l bridal ttfwWfer September
2nd; from 8 to 10 at the home of
Mrs. R. R- Wood on rfne Street.
Hostess for "the occasion ware
MrsFforr 'Bbeffrof tJftiton, 3W*
Emmotts GhrhiSr and Mf*" Wood.
J9S0B3UP"
R. P. Wood, Jr. greeted the
guests upon their arrival and intro
duced them to the honoree and Mr.
ter If Hi# bridegroom elect, and
Donna Kay Wood presided at the
gift registry. Mr. R. R. Wood, Sr.
said the itmbfts.''
Aof white, yellow
and green to mate it tKe fall mfttff
was carried out in decorations with
pictarest|tie arrangements of mixed
fiowtorwr dhf??it ttomts through
out Ad home'. * WWte 'burning! tapers
comMl' the1 sitting!'"' 9 ^
The table was covered with a
white linen cloth with refreshments
of pinch, cheese stars, bridal
cakes, mints dndchk&m salad pat
ty ghtlir served from filk gjass
containers.
ni^^w?^? rsf=s?y^ "W
Mrs. Jones feted
On 76th birthday
Mrs. Lewis *. Jones, (Sr. was hon
ored last Sundays* ttie'oc#?dnr? of
her 76th birthday at the home of j
her daughter Mrs. Mary Teachey in
Roae Hill
Other children and (heir families I
attending were JArs. Harvey Willi
ford, Nancy Harijoan of SmUhfieW;
Mt. aijd Mrs. p. Jf. p^uel aid
Vickie el -Goldsboro, Mr. and Mis.
David How ley of Dunn; Mrs. Is
abel Murphy and Stave of Morgan-1
ton; Mrs. Oliver Jones and Cindy,
Mr. and Mr.s P. Palmer Jones aid
Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Jories
Jr. and Patsy all of Warsaw; Mr.
and Mrs. Rex Langston and Mrs.
Jones Great Granddaughter, Emiley
Lots of Smithfieki.
Mrs. Jones Sisters and Profilers
ware also there to help her enjby
the day. They included Mr. ahd
Mrs. J. W. Tuqker of Durham; Mr
and Mrs. Julius Tucker, Mr. Qlenti
Tucker and Carol Ann, Mr. JamWs
Tucker all oi Magnolia; Mrs. Oscar
DjMW Sr. of Warsaw; Mr. and Mfs.
Emmons Sheffield of Rose Hill; and
Mrs. Betty Mae Tucker bt Mag
nolia; Jimmy Bowden of Kenarts
vilte; and Mrs. Teachey's daughter
Sue Lynn were also present.
A (host enjoyable and delicious
dinner and a very fine get-together
was declared by all.
Steve
Knowles Honored
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Knowles honor
ed their son, Steve, Tuesday after
norm at three o'clock with a birth
day party. Steve was celebrating
his tenth birthday.
Playmates enjoying the happy oc-,
casitWt Wetd:' Johnny Mwbrt, "Larry
Herring, Johnny Johnson, Hunt
TayJtnT Jerry1 Coombs,'"'Bteve yhd
this,1 Bilf'JCornAgay, Steve1 Sutton,
jaiekie "Hornel Robert VvraV, Robert
Johftsori) Dahnf Herring1, TllnA' Jdfirt
sdH'.' Lauhie Gresham. Gloria Her
ring. Kay Britf, Jo Dittfe! Kathy
Carltoil, Barbara SumrHerlin.' jtrah
Bfafc. SMbArd Chest mrtt, Jean
Jones, Tanga West, JanTownsencf,
GAB Costiin, Dana Rivtenbarlt' and
Horne. Ul' '
R. P. W??d, Jr., Billy Knowles
and ffqbo' Potter accompanied 'the
.boys to the Junior High football
field whAre they enjoyed playing
football and Mrs. Knowles directed
myitis frr X' " ' '?
Delicious refreshments of cake,
ice creana. drinks and rtttts wefe
Shr^hby Mi4."Kno#ldS Assisted lA
te&tfHnirtm:' ft
Stew received manjr nice and
Club Met With
Mrs. Avsley
Jits. Mett Auslev was hostess to *
her bridge club Friday evening at
eight 'clock at her fume on flflemor
fetfWw
JjKise making up the two tables
Mr?. ImiCnCii Bntf, Mrs. Troy Kor
negay, Mrs. John Fonvielle, Wrt.
W; ? Britt, Ms. Jarttss If; West,
Jr., Mrs. Walter P. West aa^ Mrs.
John A. JoKnson.
During progression, the hostess
served soft drinKs and nuts and at
? the end of pfdy^paW^ t>\? ahA Cof
fee.
When the scores were compiled,
Jlrs. Fonvielle received stationery
for chip h'gh. Mrs. J. N. West, re
ceived a perfume bottel for visitors
high and Mrs. Johnson was present
ed a rain cap for consolation prize.
Mrs. Quinn
Entertains Club
Mrs. Gerald Quinn was hostess fd
her bridge Club guesM Wedges
day evening at her1 borne On Wawnt
Street. Guests to the club were Mrs.
Pat Draughan, Mrs. Bill Beft and
Mrs. Douglas Townsend. Members
palylng were Mesdarnes Prank
Steed, George West, Roy Barwlak,
Joe Cosfln and "Mrs. A.'J.' Jenkins,
Jr.
(Vfter the second progression, the
hostess served lemon criineh' cale,
vanilla ice cream and ice wati r.
At ^he Conclusion of }he refre: h
ments, fltrs.'Joe Kornegay was pre
sented a lovely array of baby jgiits
for her new son, Aeve'by the mem
bers and guests .
When the scores were tallied,
Mrs. Costin received a purse baddv
tor high, Mrs. Steed received bath
tbwdla^ for secdnd hi^h aWl Mrs.
Jenkins was presented dish towels
for consqlation prize.
W.M.5. Met
$ * m 0 y* ? ? i <
The Women's Missionary Society
of the Firqt Baptist Church met
Monday night of last week gt the
church. Mr8- David Chambers, Pre
sident. presided. Miss Mary fester
Powell gave the devotion and calen
dar of prayer.
The afternoon program was on a
book 'Miss Annie Armstrong" which
was taugty by Mesdarnes Robert
Blackmore. C. M. Garris, and Eu
gene Hager which was both inte
resting and informative. '
The report of the nominating com
mittee Was announced as follows:
president, Mrs. David Chanfbers;
Vice-president, M'rS. ' Elbdtf' jdbtt
hewk; and "treasurer,' \frS. Glenn
Rollins, "
Circle No. 9 won the Attendance
Pen for August, and Circle No. 7
won the Attendance partner for the
same month. There 'Were 30 mem
herts present. r
' 1"he rfieaing closed in regular
m ?ACIN6
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CHARLOTTE, N. C. --Glenn
"Fireball" Roberts has stacked
almost all oi automobile racing's
honors bin i growing heap of ac
complishments ht' ortc lirri^ or ano
ther, but there's stfB o)te m ore he
would like to bag-a victory at
ChaPoldtfe SfbtofSpfcedw'ay.
Fresh from his second South
ern 600 *11! at DarlingWn, S. C.
on L'aoor 6ay' Rdwfts Will have
dh op'flortundy lb becorhe NAS
CAR s firdt gtahd slariC winner
In the fourth Mgitf&T Ifbtynal 400
at .the lli-m^le Charlotte course
on Sunday, Oct. W.'
A triumph hdre would give
him victories at all foyr NAS
CAR - super' - sliced ways' - Daytona
Rea'di. Fla', AlitttH* Ga? Darling
ton apd Chaflofye. po driver has
conquered he quartet of big lea
gue racing plants.
T1* 3J-ye?-o6d jfjor^jan, now
credited with win/wig more than
$60,0(10 cfut-ih^" <he 1963 season,
today became the first official
CTftfy for the 400-mild'Charlotte
classic.' He made' n6 secrtt of the
fact tpat he wants to win here.
"We'M be there with a purpose
to win, Roberts said when lie
signed an entry blank fop the $57,
000 National 4po, noting that he
villa drive a mi Tbtdf out of the i
Holman-Moody racing spalls. ' j
While Roberts has yep to win at |
Charlotte, he doesn't think the
hold? any particular jirpt for him.
"It's a tough track because it's
fast and because ip's rough in
spots, but when I walked away
from that bad wreck here in 1M1,
I must consider it my lucky track,
Roberta said- "That's the closest
call I've ever had in racing."
He Wat referring to an accident
helpless and stalled meunt on the
ffom&stretch. Both drivers escap
ed injury.
,*** Na^l -top fin
Lsh caJrve a War ago when he was
nSjh
fi1*1 W >n?iher c?c^"slcf1"
la seven long distance races here,
'-three "4ft ft g'v and four W'oAd
tMO's- Roberts fias logged 2,970
,?le9 *** f2V*? ?
money. * .
1 1
"The word conservation in Its
prescht meaning was unknown' until
the dSrly Mfl of 1W7.' IT dCCtflted
to mfe Ohe^day that fOrest 17. irriga
tion, sOtf pr(jte<itfcn,'tfeikf contt-61,
water poller, aftd aidt 0; other
matters which Hfld np to that ttme
bdefi kept % separate Wjjter-tfgJit
compartments were afl part's of one
problem. That 'problem Was find 'is
ihe uSe ol the Whole "ed^th arid all
Its reSotii*ces tot" the enduring good
of men* - Giffofd finChot; IB His
AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
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: ^atniielw'Chiifch Choir
Itafftbig Union 7: 06 p. m.
H. C.-Align/Director'"
Evening Worship 8:0(1 p. in.
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Allen W. Draughon, Jr. Sup't
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Pioneer Fellowship 0:00 P. M.
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PAUL MULL, PASTOR
CECIL PATE
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Prayer Sorvioo ? p. n?. Wednesday
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