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Maysville Vacation. Bible Schools
Largely Attended With Varied and
Informative Courses of Study and Play
Memorial Baptist
The Vacation Bible School of the
Memorial Baptist Church was held
last week with an eorollmeot of
60, and an average attendance of
65 students. Mrs. Harry Bryant
was principal of the school. Miss
Nancy Simpson was superinten
dent of the beginners, assisted by
Mb. Beatrice Crane.
The theme of the study was
Learning About God’s World, and
the handwork consisted of spool
necklaces and wall pictures.
Mrs. Louise MSateja was superin- '
tendent Of the Primary Depart-1
meat, assisted by Linda Mills and
Rosemary Costello. Their course
iwas entitled, Wonders In God’s
World. Their crafts were sea-shell
Jewelry, spatter paint pictures,
baskets and leis.
The Juniors were led by Mrs.
(Mirths Henderson, superintendent,
assisted by Mrs. A. B. Bracey and
Mrs. James Wright. Their theme
was God’s Answers to Important
Questions. Their crafts were pin
trays, waste paper baskets.
/ imps. Kooen. buck was superin
tendent of tbe Menmediate de
partment, assisted by Barry Bry
ant and Mrs. A. £. Thompson. The
study course here was Paul’s Mis
sionary Journeys. The crafts were
copper wall plaques.
Mrs. A. E. Thompson conducted
the music for the school. Mrs.
Viette Gerock was treasurer of the
school.
The refreshment committee was
made up of Mrs. W. E. Raiford,
Mrs. J. C. Bell and Mrs. Rf)
Gerock. The school dosed with an
outing Friday with hot dogs, soft
drinks, cookies and ice cream. The
■commencement for the school was
on Friday evening.
Maysville Methodist
The Vacation Church School of
the Maysville Methodist Church,
conducted last week enrolled' 69
Jwpils, who maintained an average
attendance of 64. Nine teachers as
sisted in the three classes of the
school.
iMrs. R. L. Mattocks was dean I
of the school. Teachers of the
Beginners were Mrs. F. H. Pruitt, J
Mrs. Robert Moore, Martha Pruitt,
and Barbara Hay. This class
studied the course, God and His
World. As crafts the class made
weather clocks and treasure has- |
First Baptist
A total of « pupils enrolled in
the Vacation Bible School of the
first Baptist Church, with aver
age attendance of 70. Mrs. Harold
kets.
Mrs. J. R. Hidden Jr. taught the
Primary class, assisted by Mrs.
Francis Hay, Barbara Hay and
Margaret Jones. Hie theme of
their study was The Barth is Full
of Thy Riches. The pupjls made
waste baskets, blueprint nature
drawings and worship booklets.
Mrs. Robert Curtin, assisted by
Mrs. Robert Britt and Mary Lynne
Maides made up the. teaching staff
of the Junior class. This class
studied the course, Praise Ye the
Lord, a study of the Psalms. In
crafts the class made dried flow
er arrangements, and spatter paint
drawings.
The ladies of the WSCS were re
spansible lor the serving of re
freshments each day. Commence
ment tor the school was held at
Che Sunday School hour on Sunday!
morning. j
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Brown was superintendent of the
school.
The nursery was under the care
of Miss Joyce Speight and Mias
jEtton McIntyre. Hie Beginners,
voder the tutelage of Mrs. Zane
Morrell and Mrs. Faye Southard,
studied the course, Wonders ID
Gofs World.
lire. Ray Banks taught the
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