Faison
, News
Baptist Meeting
The Faison Baptist
Women Missionary Union
traveled to Medical Park .
Nursing Hcm< it. viount
Olive for their monthly birth
day party for the reorients
Ladies attendir.g vere Mr*
Haywood Custer, Mrs, tela
Ezzell, Mrs. Clifford
Daughtry, Mrs. Charles
Kirkland, Mrs. Walter Fer
land and Mrs. Marvin Sut
ton.
Revival Services
The Faison Baptists began
their revival services on Nov.
2 with the Rev. Tom Vestal of
Raleigh as visiting preacher.*
Services began each night at
7:30.
Attend Dog Show
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Cottle
attended the Lumberton Dog
Show last weekend showing
two of their Doberman
pinschers, which received
two identical scores of 189'/a
out of a perfect score of 200.
On Sunday they received the
highest scoring Doberman
pinscher in the obedience
classes with a score of 195'/i
out of a possible 200. They
also received first place
winner of the novice class B
obedience. Gifts were
received for each winning
score. Both Dobermans have
finished their CD title at this
show and are now recognized
by the AKC as championship
dogs.
Sunday School Teachers
Redognlzed
Sunday morning, the
Presbyterian Church Sunday
School was an assembly in
the sanctuary presided i ver
by Mrs. Tommy Taylor of the
WOC, honoring the pa t and
present teachers and Sunday q
School officers, "lach officer
was presented a corsage ^r
boutonniere by the young
people of the church. Three
generations reported on the
Sunday School. Mrs. J.B.
Stroud Jr. gave a report on
the Sunday School 70 years
ago. Her daughter, Mrs.
F.D. Taylor, reported on the
school 40 years ago, and 1 r
grandson, Donnv Tavlor. re
ported on the present Sunday
School.
Mrs. Luther Taylor Jr.
made appropriate remarks to
the teachers and superin
tendent, praising them for
their loyal support and the
work they had done. She
introduced the present
teachers: Mrs. Lewis Taylor,
Mrs. John Robert CroV,
Mrs. Austin Carter, Jake
Atkinson, J.B. Stroud, Bill
McCullen and Mrs. Tommy
Taylor. Walter Mangum is
the coordinator and John
Robert Crow superintendent,
of Mrs. Sarah Lemon last
week.
Miss Rossie Waters of
Clirfren. Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Hollingsworth and Robin,
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Wil
liamson and Ginny of Clinton
and Ted Warren and Charyl
Garris of Greenville visited
Mrs. Ralph Precythe
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Robert
Crow, Mrs. Lila Mae Smith
and Mrs. Kathleen Stanley of
Calypso shopped in Golds
boro Thursday.
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