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uinuer conti.>U!ig at turkey,
pressing, ham. cranberrysau
ce, pickles, open-face sand
wiches, sweet potato casser
ole, rice uid gravy, rolls, cof
fee, iced tea, and Jello with
whipped cream. They also
ex< hanged Christmas gifts
CIRCLE 4 met on Tuesday
evening with Mrs.Thomas Hall.
Mrs. W.V. Owenby, Jr., chair
man, presided. Mrs. Ray West
gave a candlelight program.
Christmas gifts were exchang
ed . Mrs. Hail served cake,
salted nuts, and coffee to the 10
members present.
CIRCLE 6 met with Mrs.
Walter P. West at eleven o'clock
on Tuesday morning for a cov
ered dish luncheon. The meet
ing was opened with a prayer.
jAfter enjoying the delicious lur
Cheon, the 9 members ex
changed Christmas gifts.
CIRCLE 6 met on Monday
at 1:80 at Ghaynelle's Restaur
ant. The 1 members and 1 vis
itor enjoyed a delicious turkey
dinner. Mrs. Robert Lewis,
chairman, presided over the
meeting. Mrs. DJi. Carlton
and Mrs. QJ. Sutton led the
Christmas program with all
present taking part. They then
exchanged Christmas gifts.
Warsaw Shamrock
4-H Glnb
The Warsaw Shamrock 4-H
Club held Its regular monthly
meeting on Friday night, Dec
ember 6 at the Penny Branch
clubhouse. Gail Costfn, presi
dent, presided. Ricky Sloan
|ppv'
Recreation Leader, RitthDen
The club congratulated Btll
Costin, Jr.. Ruth Denning, and .
SSaidta
for beln^ the^most
4-H junto? girl and boy for the
year 1968 In Duplin County.
The Christmas party was
planned duringthemeeting. The
time was set for 7:30 p.m.
on December 90. Each club
member may bring one guest.
The meeting was adjourned,
and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Bsyette
Bridge Hostess
Mrs. Brooks Boyette was
hostess to the members of her
bridge club and additional guest.
at eight o'clock on Thursday
at her home on North Frisco
Street. Mrs. Boyette served
assorted candles upon arrival
of her guests. Later she ser
ved pecan pie, salted nuts, and
coffee. At the conclusion of
play she served open face pim
ento cheese sandwiches, nutty
fingers, and Cokes.
Mrs. William Costin was high
scorer of the evening for which
she received a matching Christ
mas tray, plates, and napkins.
I Mrs. Hubert Merritt, Jr. was
given grapefruit spoons for sec
ond high, and Mrs. Larry Mc
Cullen was given Christmas salt
and proper shakers. Mrs. J.S.
Brinson recelv-d a trivet for
consolation. Others playing
were Mrs. CharlieMlller.Mrs.
Harry Snow, Mrs. Durwood St
rickland , and Mrs. J.B. Her
ring. Jlr.
Study!""ouring S s?lalper
iod. Mrs. Baars served fresh
Strawberry shortcake and cof
fee on plates adorned with min
iature Sana Clauses to die 10
members present.
CIRCLE 2 met on Tuesday
afternoon at 3:00 with Mrs.
W.P. Brldgers and Mrs. J.E.
Williams. Mrs. L.B. Huie,
chairman, presided. Mrs. Huie
led the Bible Studv on the Beg
inning of Jesus' Ministry. A
Christmas project was dis
cussed. During the social per
iod, the hostesses served chic
ken salad sandwiches, pound
cake, and coffee to the 17mem
bers present.
CIRCLE 3 met at 8:00 on
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ken
neth Futreal. Mrs. Hugh Wells,
chairman, presided. Mrs. Don
Skinner moderated the Bible
Study. During the social per
iod, Mrs. Futreal served fruit
cake with whipped cream, sal
ted pecans, and fruit punch
to the 11 members present.
CIRCLE 4 met at 8:00 on
Monday evening with Mrs. Ral
ph Vernon. Mrs. Harry Snow,
chairman, presided. Mrs. Jam
es Herman Hines moderated the
Bible Study. Mrs. Vernon ser
ved fruit cake with ice cream
and coffee to the 9 members
present.
CIRCLE 5 met a t 8:00 or
Monday evening with Mrs. Dou
glas Townsend. Mrs.Geraldine
Wray, chairman, presided.
Mrs. DOn Skinner moderated
the Bible Study. Plans for a
Christmas project were dis
cussed. Mrs. Townsend ser
ved Japanese fruit pie with wh
ipped cream and coffee to the 10
members present.
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Christmas Cantata
A Christmas Cantata "Born
A King" by John W. Peterson
will be presented at the Wars aw
Presbyterian Church Sunday,
Dec, 22nd at 8:00 P.M. So
loists for this event will be
Mrs. Tomtnie Phillips and Mrs.
L.C. Reese. Rev. J. Don Skin
ner will be Narrator, Mrs.
Ben Bowden, organist, and Mrs.
WJ. Middleton. Jr.--Plan 1st
and choir director.
The publisher has stated that
each year many thousands vis
It the world-famous Niagara
Falls to stand in wonder at
its majesty and splendor. At
night new Inspiration is added
to this experience as giant, col
ored floodlights are played upon
the great falls. These colors
seem to blend with the mighty
roaring waters creating a sym
phony ot coior and sound.
We are told that music and
color are related in the spec
trum of vibrations. In his
cantata, "Born A King", John
W. Peterson has taken theglant |
floodlights of music with their
multiplicity of colors and has
focused them upon the Niagara -
event of history?Christmas
The Birthday of the King. Th
rough his dedicated effort we
are sure singer as well as
listener will find new inspira
tion from this story that never
grows old?"For those who
know it best seem hungering
and thirsting to hear it lute the
rest."
The public is cordially invit
ed to atten.
cial H ii ess Deer Season
If Chapter 113 and Article 18
of Chapter 143 of Nf.C. Gen
eral Statutes and the Pender
County Deer Hunting Law, the
WlldlUe Resources Com mis
lion had its public hearing in
Pender County, Burgee*, ana an
nounce two special areas of
Pender County open to antler
less deer hunting. December
18, from 12:00 Noon until Sun
set )these two area will be
closed to deer hunting from
Sunrise to 12:00 Noon.) The
two areas are as described:
Pender County-In that part
? bounded on the northeast by
NC 50; on the northwest by
NC 53; on the west by Ang
ola Creek; on the south by Hol
ly Shelter Creek and Sandy
Rur on the southeast by Bear
Garuen Road; provided that not
more than 15 female deer may
be taken (but no limit on male
deer, whether antlered or an
tlerless); and further provided
that should more than half of
this number be taken on Dec
ember 17, then this special sear
son shall be cancelled on De
cember 30.
Pender County-In that part
bounded by the Intraeoastal Wa
terway from Secondary Road
1670 to NC SO, thence by It
to Secondary Road 1S3S, thence
by It to Us 17, thence by the
southern edge of the right-of
way of US IT to Secondary Road
1569, thence by It to Crews
Road, thence by It to NC 210,
thence bv It to Merrlcks Creek
Leading Road, thence by ft to
Merrlcks Creek, thence by it
to Northeast Cape Fear River,
thence by it to Island Creek,
thence by it to Secondary Road
1002. thence by ft to NC 210,
thence by ft to US 17, thence
by ft to Secondary Road 1570,
tnence by It to the Intracoas
tal Waterway; provided that not
deer whether antlered or ant
hat should more than?atfthis
number be taken on December
17, then this special season
shall be cancelled on Decem
ber 30.
In the Maple HU1 area, a check
station will be provided on die
Raymond Wooten Farm between
Highway 50 and Rural Road #
In the Hampstead area, check
station will be provided just off
Highway 17 on the Holly Shel
ter Road near Game Manage
ment ^gent Herman Strick
land's residence, better known
as back-side of Holly Shelter.
n any property ^within these
two areas. All anterless deer
the check station located ln^the
area in which the deer was
killed. At th? time, a special
antlerless deer taff will be at
tached by the officer at the
check station.
The Commission is asking
that all hunting clubs and in
dividuals cooperate with the
Commission's Officers in order
that these hums may be con
ducted in compliance with die
regulations.
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