The Men’s Club of the Maysvitie
Methodist Church met Tuesday
evening in tile social room if the
church to hear a leoture by game
protector, Charles Retersc® of the
local game refuge. '
Peterson explained the procedure
lor the management and protec
tion of deer, eastern North Caro
lina.'^ moat abundant game animal,
fie also broutght a 'Color Mm from
tiie educational division ,of the
Wildlife Commission of the state,
dealing with the same subject.
Nine members were present, with
Leonard Thompson, president, pre
Tfce Men’s dub decided to de
velop a vacant lot near the church
into a parking area, ’ enclosing it
with a fence. They will' also take
<frer the care of the church grounds
as a continuing project. Following
the program Robert Mattocks
served refreshments.
PERSONALS ;
Mrs. C. E_ Threlkeld of Gastonia
Mattocks of East
and Bobby Mat
of State College spent the
weekend her? with, their, parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattocks.
! • • •
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Holden were Mrs. J. R. Hol
den Sr., Mir. and Mrs. Richard
Holden of Greensboro.
* * •
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Mattocks Jr.
and children of Jacksonville visit
ed Mr. Mattocks mother, Mrs. L.
L. Mattocks 'Sunday/
,Mr. and Mrs., Harry Blanton and
. children of Fayetteville and Ed
ward Meadows of Raleigh spent
the weekend here with Mr. and
lira Mnr*lr Mnarlmwa
will be restored by friction of tKe
last ruljbiiWS^^IV^^'y‘ 1
The specialist warns against us
ing furniture polishes, oils or var
nishes on leather because these
preparations frequently contain
solvents that cause leather to be
lt, leather appears to-be drying
out, rub It with a small amount
of a leather dressing with the fin
gers and palm of the hand. In hu
mid weather leather mildews easi
ly. Keep leather as clean as pos
sible and in a ‘ dry pkuce. Wipe
mildew off (with a damp doth)
promptly, their dry- with an electric
fan. Leather shoes, handbags and
book-bindings as well as leather
upholstery need to be kept in a dry
place in summer to prevent mil
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rents Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Latham
in New Bern Sunday.
• *.• ,
Mrs N N. Mattocks is spending
several days this week with her
dattgMer and fajnily, Mr. and Mrs,
..!mr~
rents Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dunbar
Sunday,
• * •
Mrs. J. R. Pelletier returned
home Monday after spending sev
eral weeks at Black Mountain
visiting her sister Mrs. Jack Shaw.
• * *
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson
and children spent Sunday at Man
teo. v -
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Rev. and Mrs. Robert Mopre and
children attended the Mullet Fes
tival in Swansboro Saturday.
Mr. and Mr4. Glenn Heath have
returned home from their vaca
tion in New Bern and Newport.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Adams and
children of Cary visited Mrs.
Adams’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Thomas, over the week-end,
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