1 : kr. Patterson To Speak ?
At Magnolia Homecoming
? HonMoomlng Day Services
will be observed at the Magno
^^Hatlst Church, Sunday. No
Dr. L N. Patterson, Vlsltfcg
' -Professor of Missions, South
eastern Baptist Theological Se
mlnary, Wake Forest. N. C..
will be the guest speaker.
H Dr. Patterson, a native of
- Alabama, went to Nigeria. Af
rica fa 1934 and has served
In the following positions as a
missionary of the Southern Bap
tist Convention;
Principal- Baptist Boys'High
School. Absoluts, Nigeria, 1935
Sept.: Churches of Abeakuta
and oke-ogun area. 1925-1944.
Secretary Treasurer: Nige
rian Mission, F.M.B., S.B.C.
1944-195?
General Secretary: Nigerian
Baptist Convention. 1944-1962.
Dr. Patterson holds the B. A.
degree from Howard College,
Alabama, the Th. M. degree
from Southern Seminary,
Louisville, the a D. Jegree.
Howard College and the O.B.E.
degree (Honorary officer of
the British Empire.)
In addition to serving as Edi
tor of the "Nigerian Baptist,
1929-36, Dr. Panerson is au
thor of the book, "Continent In
Commotion," 1956.
Dr. and Mrs. Patterson are
now living in Wake Forest where
he is serving as visiting Pro
fessor of Missions.
The Homecoming Day ser
vices trill begin with Sunday
School at 10:00 A.M. followed
by the Morning Worship Hour
at 11.00 A.M.
After the Worship Hour there
will be a picnic lunch.
All members, former mem
bers and friends of the Mag
nolia Church are cordially in
vited to attend these services
drawer, Rudell Harry Osborne
received 3 to 5 veers suspended,
end was placed on probation for
5 veers. He was to psy Rivers
Johnson $100 and H. O. Watson
$10 and pay costs.
Faison
Contiaued Frwn Page 1
one in the community."
Mrs. Paul graduated from
North Duplin High School and
received her BS degree In health
and physical education from
East Carolina in 1964.
m addition to her work as
summer recreation director in
Faison. she has taught at Have
lock Junior High School. She is
presently teething health and
physical education at EastCar
teret High School in Beaufort.
She Is married to H. D. Paul.
Jr. of Beaufort, and her parents
ere Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Clif
ton of Route 2, Faison.
Mar dad
Continued From Page 1
tis, about 6,000 become men
tally retarded. Don't expose
your child to measles and its
possible life long after effects.
There are now safe, effective
vaccines to prevent this child
hood disease.
There's an old saying that
money can't buy happiness, but
it can. There are several mil
lion mentally retarded children
growing up in th'ls country for .
whom money can buy the special
education, training, and help
they need, and help costs money.
In every city, town and village
in the nation there are children
who are mentally retarded.
They may be called by more old
fashioned and often unkind
names, but the fact remains
that these children suffer from
a handicap and are entitled to
the same love and affection
and understanding that other
children receive. Unless you
have a retarded child in your
family, it is doubtful that you
have ever given much thought to
this problem but you never know
when a mentally retarded child
will touch your life. For 3 out of
every hundred parents in Dup
lin County, a child will be
different. There are as many
as 1,200 in the county now.
Mental Retardation is every
body's battle. There are 2 mfl
lton mentally retarded people
working today - qualified, capa
ble and eager to earn their
way.
Duplin County Association for
Retarded children has its aim
to help every retardate in our
county. This orgntautlen con- t
tributes to research; Contri
butes to state and National As
sociations yearly; helps to sup
port the trainable class at Rose
Hill (children with 26-50 I.Q,);
purchased Station Wagon for
children in the trainable class
and have ordered another in
order to let more children at
tend; and at present, plans
are in the making for a shel
tered workshop four the adult
retardates.
If you have a retarded child
or know of one, please contact
Mrs. P. G. Blanton, Rose Hill,
President of this organization,
tardailon and ff'ttf
much can be done for the re
tarded.
Now. during National Re
tarded children's week - which
runs from November 13th th
rough Thanksgiving Day - find
out from Duplin County Asso
ciation fo r Retarded children.
How you can help. There are
many ways of helping - with
understanding, with concern,
with time and with support.
Every Five minutes, a baby
Is born in the United States who
will be mentally retarded, but
thanks to research, many pa
rents will be spared this heart
ache.
Brakint
Oaattnei from page 1
tim was Sheffield Motor Com
pany. Charlie Sheffield, owner
of the Sheffield Motor Company
said the only thing they had
missed was a 20 ton floor Jack.
The budding was entered
through a window In the office.
A glass had been broken In a
previous robbery and had been
replaced by cardboard which
was removed, the window un
locked and raised for entry.
Two places In nearby Turkey
In Sampson County were also
robbed, a Hudson man return
ing from fishing saw the rob
bers in his father's place of
business, but they were gone
by the time he got to the store.
BRIEFS
Coattaued From Pace 1
HARVEST AND HOMECOMING
Dr. James Carr. Secretary
vice at Smith Presbyterian
Dr. Ctrr
Number' 20 at 3 p.m. Friday.
No venter" 20. 21. IndTSI
will speak each evening at 7S30
p.m. at the Union Thariksglvfctg
services in Kenansville.
The public is invited to these
services.
THANKS
Last month the Duplin County
Chapter of the American
National Red Cross made and
shipped 24 lined Bed socks for
the men-patients at the Veter
ans Administration Hospital at
Fayetteville, N. C. As the Exe
cutive Secretary of this chapter,
I wish on behalf of the offi
cers to thank the following la
dles of the Kenansville Com
munity who made this project
possible; Mrs. Viola W. Qulim,
Mrs. Maryc Southerland. Mrs.
Bertha S. Hollingsworth, Mrs.
Betsy Sharpe also Miss Lottie
Anne Williams and Mrs.
Louise Williams. This repre
sented a lot of work and we
appreciate the cooperation of
these fine volunteer workers.
Mrs. N. B. Boney, Exec Sec.
Duplin Red Cross
BAR-B-QUE SUPPER
Bar-B-Que supper will be
served Friday night, Novem
ber 18 at Bawden Presbyterian
Church from 5 to 8 p.m. Plates
75$ and $L2S. Cakes and pies I
for sale.
BAZAAR
The woman's Society of Ch
ristian Service of First Metho
dist Church, Mount Olive, is
sponsoring a bazaar on Friday
many items of Interest for Ch
brniis sifts Christinas de
ooraliens, gtfts and Ideas for
otberaoc aslons of the year win
be on sale, a country store,
and a white elephant sale will
also be featured as wall as
foods, needlework. Jewelry and
books. The Methodist Men's
dub will serve a barbequesup
pe from 5:00 p.m. until 7
p.m. Plan now to bring the fa
mily for supper and shop ax the
bazaar next Friday, November
18th.
MAGNOLIA CHURCH TO HAVE
SPECIAL SERVICE
The First Pentecostal Free
WQl Baptist church of Magolla
will have a special service on
Sunday, November 20th at 2:30
p.m. In Appreciation to the
years of service rendered by a
former pastor, the Rev. K. D.
Brown, of Burgaw. He has a
total of 32 years of service to
the Magnolia church. It will
mark the 60th year since he
first came to the Magnolia
church. A delegation from each
church he has pastored Is invi
ted to attend. Special music by
The Gospel Melody Quartet of
Raleigh, and the Rev. K. D.
Brown will bring a message.
The public is Invited to attend.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS SELLS
REGISTERED ANGUS BULL
Joseph Williams, Rose HOI,
recently sold an Aberdeen
Angus bull to William Outlaw.
Warsaw, North Carolina.
RESCUE SQUAD
Rescue squad answered acall
Saturday p.m. to a wreck at
T Branch about 1 mile s.E.
on wot paren t-at and
the ditch. Throe person were
tr, rted o Duplin General
Hospital. Damage to the station
wagon was estimated at $600.
Admitted to the hospital were
Ore Mae Smith and Emms Lee
Smith.
Warsaw
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank Dr. Ray nd
all the nurses and nurses aides
and everyone in Duplin General
Hospital for their kindness to
me during my six week's stay
as a patient there. To all my
frimnAm mnA f amflv I W<?h tf>
|?y TMTOK TWHWffwy mtmr
tmu thown me
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Mrs. Vender Outlaw
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C.P.O. E. J. Outlaw of jdm
U. S. Na*y, who has just re
turned from two years service
In the PhflUptaea and is Sta
tioned at Lang Beach, Califor
nia. flaw borne for a week's
visit with his parents andfamil\
while his mother, Mrs. Vender
Outlaw, was a patient at Duplin
General Hospital.
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