ANNUAL MEETING OP WMU
The Woman’s Missionary Union
of First Baptist Church had its
annual meeting at Cherry Point
April 10 with the following ladies
attending: Mn.. W. M. Adams,
Mis. Marie Adams, Afn. Claude
AdMms, Mrs. 8. E. Brown, Mrs. W.
A. Gasperson, lbs. DeLoath, Mrs.
David Evans, Mrs. Marian .Brat
ford, Mrs. tL. L. Mattocks, Mrs. E.
B. Mills, Mn. Glen Heath and Mis.
Dorothy fiudd.
ANNUAL^ISTRICT MEETING OP
FEDERATION OP HD CLUBS
HELD
Hie annual meeting of the 20th
District Federation of Home De
monstration Clubs was held last
week in Morehead. “Educating for
living Today” was the theme of
the meeting, and de&gates bom
Wadi, New Beni, Mayor George
Dill of Morehead City, and Moses
Howard, of Morehead. Dr. Bessie
MdNefll of the home economics
department of East Carolina' Col
lege was the speaker and Mrs.
Herbert Waldrop of Newport was
guest soloist After the luncheon,
tire women were entertained with
a concert by the W. S. King school
band. Ladies from Maysviile who
'attended were Mrs. C. D. Smith
and Mrs. W. E. Henderson.
ATTEND DISTRICT MEET
Mrs. J. ,R. Pelletier, Mrs. N. N.
Mattocks, Mrs. C. C. Dameron and
Mrs. A. H. McDaniel attended the
district meeting of the WSCS of
the Methodist Chunch in Kinston
last Wednesday. ,
MRS WARREN, NEW
PRESIDENT OF PTA
OTHER OFFICERS NAMED
The April meeting of the PTA
was held. Monday night at the
school with Robert Mattocks, pre
sident, presiding. Mrs. W. If. F.
little led in prayer, after which
an informal discussion on needs
and problems of the school was
held. The nominating committee
elected Mrs. HMda Warren for
the next president', Mrs. C. D.
Smith for vice _ president, Mrs.
Flora Lee Parker, secretary, and
•Mrs. J. P. Gardner, treasurer. Fol
lowing the meeting, Mrs. Maxine
(Britt, Mrs. Marion Hooks and Mrs.
MSartha Henderson served re
CLASS PRESENTS QUILT
TO METHODIST ORPHANAGE
The Intermediate dw of the
Methodist Church has Just com
pleted a quilt, with the hdp of
ladies of the TOCS. They had
their pictures taken Sunday mom.
ing with the quilt, and sent']£ by
Bobby Mattocks, to the Methodist
Orphanage in Raleigh.
SECOND HIGHEST RIBBON
WON BY MAYSV-ILLE TROOP
The Crow Patrol of Troop 200
of MeyavHie attended the 1056
Boy Scout Camporee at Jackson
ville April 2(L22. While there,.they
cooked their own meals, put up
tents and gateways, and partici
pated in the events, which helped
them .to win a red. ribbon, the
second highest ribbon. They. at.
tended camp fires at night and
had a thoroughly good time.
There were 3700 boy scouts at the
camporee. The five boys who went
Little Miss Diane Sounder,
daughter of (Mr. and Mrs. William
Tingle of New Bern spent the week,
end with her great - aunt and un
de, Mr. end Mrs. Elmer Header
son. ■
Rudolph Pelletier returned home
Sunday from St. Luke’s Hospital
where lie spent several days.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Pruitt an
nounced the birth of a 9 l>. baby
girl, Wednesday, .April 18, at Le
noir Memorial Hospital in Kinston.
'Mrs. Pruitt is the former Fannie
Foecue of Maysville.
Mr.- and Mrs. G. J. Bunch and
family of Portsmouth, Va. spent
a few days with Mrs. Bunch’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Mills,
and her sister, Mrs. James Bar.
bee.
Mrs. L. L. Mattocks visited
m
• Fuel Oil
, MAYSVfiULE 322S1
Prompt Service Our Guarantee
■ I
•Of course we haven’t actually counted aD the Joneses. But
it seems a'safe guess. Because this year—as they have year ,
after year—more people are buying Chevrolets. And 2 j
million more people drive Chevrolets than any other car. *
Maybe you ought to come in and see why this is so.
(Are you keeping up with the Joneses?)
THE NEW BEL AIR SPORT COUPE with Body by Fishor—ono of 20 frisky now Chovrolot modols.