Women
Tuesday
nans Society of Christian
at Tuesday in the social
mom of the Methodist Church.
Following the call to worship the
program “What is the Wort?"
was presented by leaders Mrs. Joan
Thompson and Mrs. Sarah Nell
Thompson, assisted by Mrs. Claudia
Mattocks, Mrs. A. H. M*cDaniel
end Miss Jackie Jones. Two hytmns
were sung and. the program was
concluded with prayer..
Following the -business portion
which Was conducted by Mrs. Guy
Jones, they adjourned with a uni
son reading of the purpose.
Study Course Held
Jn Maysville Church
Tht Maysville Methodist Church
i conducted its church wide study
Course Sunday evening, February
32. Rev. D. R. SMrikle of Havelock
spoke to a large crowd on Dr.
Jackson's book “Stumbling Block”,
which deals with alcoholism.
The course-began at 7 and lasted
two hours. There was a break dur
ing which the WjSjC-S. served
■doughnuts and coffee in the social
mom of the church.
There were several visitors pre
sent from the Belgrade Methodist
church.
' Junior Girls Hiaye
Valentine Party
The Junior Girls Sunday School
Cfass of the First Baptist Church
met Sunday afternoon at the
church with their leader Miss Rosa
v, Cdlias for a Valentine party.
The girls played several games
and later were served refresh
ments of punch, sandwiches,
cookies, candy and potato chips.
Those present were Wanda
Beans, Doris Evans, Beulah Col
lins, Sudie Batchelor, Barbara- Foy,
Carolyn Foy, Barbara Budd, Shirr
ley Collins, Libby King, Cathy
Jones and Miss Collins.
Seventh Graders are
Given Valentine
Party at Carr Home
’ The seventh grade of Maysviile
Elementary school enjoyed a
valentine party Friday night at the
home of one of its students, Tracy
y> Carr. Approximately 25 persons
were present, including several
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The group played several games
and enjoyed dancing. A dancing
contest was held with Brands Eu
banks and Deloria Young vfeaiag
first “prize, Tracey Oarr and Larry
Britt second prize and Kay Bynum
and Freddie Costello third prise.
Refreshments consisted of pink
chiffon cake, soft drinks, candy
and ice cream.
Those present other than students
and visitors from Jacksonville were
Mrs. Mary Carr, Mrs. Laura Chap
man, their teacher, her daughter
and Johnny Carr. '•
Mrs. Katherine Holden
Hostess for Bridgge "
'Mrs. Katherine Holden enter
tained the Bridge Club at her
borne Wednesday evening with two
tables playing.
Refreshments of chocolate ke
box cake topped with, whipped
cream and coffee were served be
fore the three progressions to Mes
dames Fannie Foscue, Frances
Hay, Claudia Mattocks, Evelyn
Pelletier,' Sarah Pelletier, Fannie
Pruitt and Joan Tedder.
' Mrs. Pruitt scored high,, Mrs.
Sarah Pelletier second high and
Mrs, Foscue received the bingo
prize. Nuts and Cokes were served
during play.
PERSONALS
Mr.' and Mrs. J. R, Gerock are
visiting in Scotland Neck with her
sister Mrs. Turner Whitehead.
• • •
Robert Curtin and his son, Rob
ert Jr., attended the Boy Scouts’
Father-and-Son banquet at Camp
Lejeume last Wednesday night.
Visiting Mrs. N. N. Mattocks
over the weekend were Mr. and
Mrs. George Mewtoom and sons
from Snow Hill.
• * •
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bell were here
Sunday from New Bern visiting Mir.
and Mrs. Andy Britt.
• • •
Cage Mtattocks of Wilmington
spent the weekend in Maysville
visiting relatives.
* • •
Mrs. O. L. Hardee of Andrews
S. C. is spending sometime with
her daughter, Mrs. Joe Thompson,
and family.
• • •
Visitors in the Robert Curtin
home during the weekeend were
Miss Mary McCoy and Miss Mary
dark of Camp Lejeune.
George Flowers of Greensboro
vu a Sunday dinner guest of the
Guy Eubanks family,
• •• •
Visiting from New Bern Sunday
with the Atoert Braceys were L. N.
iwtban and the A1 Aversa family.
* • m
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thompson
and children Were away during the
weekend, visiting relatives in An
drews; S. C.
• « •
Mrs. W. E. Raaford left Monday
for Virginia Beach, where she will
visit Mr. and Mrs. Nido Hamilton.
• • • •
Pvt ■ Randolph Mills was home
from Ft. Jackson, S. C. for a
weekend visit with his parents. Al
so home from Ft. Jackson for a
visit with his wife, Betty, was Pvt.
John Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Collins were
here jxver the weekend from
Greensboro visiting Mrs. Clove
Parsons who returned with them
tor a visit.
• • *
Mrs. S. E. Brown is at home
following a stay with her sister in
New Bern while she underwent
treatment for pneumonia. She is
recovering nicely but is still con
fined to her home.
Mrs. A. H. McDaniel was in
New Bern Sunday for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Mildred
Thompson, and family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mills and
son Jerry were in New Bern Son
day visiting the W.,0. Brail
family.
* * •
Mrs. C. C. Morgan visited Mrs.
Gladys Henderson at Jacksonville
last week; also Mis. Leone Rowe
in Onslow county.
• • •
Mrs. Eugene Williams and baby
were Monday visitors of the A. W.
G erodes.
• • •
Wilfred Britt at New Bern was
the Saturday night guest of the
Andy Britts and a Sunday visitor
of the Robert Britts.
• • • -
Bom last week at the Onslow
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and Mrs. Norman Eubanks and a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Heath.
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