By Mr*. Nolan Jonas
Baptist Women Hold
.Study Crnir^e
The ladies of the Memorial Bap
-tists’ WMS have completed a mis
sion study course of the book
“‘Hands Aero** the Sea." ,
The study’was done in two sec
tions; the first held Wednesday
evening Nov. 8 and the final one
. Wednesday Nov. 15.- They ,were
conducted by Mesdauie* J. M.
Thomas, J\ R. Gerdck, and W. £.
Henderson.. -
Mis^ Jean Humphrey
Honored at Bridal
Shower at Church
The ladies of the- Memorial Bap
list Church gathered in the social
room on Nov. 16th to honor Miss
Jean Humphrey, November bride
elect with a bridal miscellaneous
shower. ’
Upon arrival the honoree was
presented a white mum corsage.
The colors of pink and white were
used in both flower arrange|nents
ancl refr^shpvents.
Refreshments consisted of cake,
nuts, mints, and punch.
Miss Humphrey is the fiance of1,
Robert Holland.
Thanksgiving Service
Sees Four Maysville
Churches Together
The three Maysville churches,
Memorial Baptist, and Methodist
and the Belgrade Methodist church
gathered at the First Baptist church
Thursday morning for a joint
Thanksgiving service.
Pastors from all four churches
participated in the service. Rev. M.
L. Tyndall, pastor of the Firs1
Baptist church presided. He also
Bed the responsive reading and gave
the Invocation.,
The Thanksgiving offertory pray
er was given by Ray Banks. The
scripture and prayer were given
by Belgrade’s Rev. W. E. Pickett.
Rev. J. T, Smith, Maysville pastor,
brought the message and Dr. A. E.
Thompson of the Memorial Baptist
led the singing and gave the bene
diction.
Maysvillo P. T. &X; ‘
Holds Regular 1
Monthly Meeting
The Maysville Elementary P.T.A.
held it’s November meeting Monday
evening November 2pth, at .7:30.
Mrs. Richard Keyes, president, pre
sided. '
After, the' meeting .was called to
order, Mrs. Qaude Allens j third
grade presented a delightful "gircus”
■.program, j , ., ; 'jMP
, During the business session, it
wks announced that $25.00 will be
taken from' the treasury to be u§ed
toward the purchase of libraty
books; also that Mrs. J. R. Pel
letier had donated ^$25.00 to the
libra ryfund. They further agreed
to contribute $25.00 to the National
PTA building fund and to supply
whatever.’ funds necessary to the
playground equipment committee
for the purchase of any materials
deeded in having this equipment
made.
Several men met-with principal
Hardisoh to decide on a convenient
night' to get together and work on
the cafeteria and lunch roonp. ex
pansion.
■'It was announced that there will
be no 'December meeting due to
conflicting meetings. I
Following adjournment, refresh
ments of sandwiches, nuts and
punch were served.
Sub-District Rally
Held in Maysville
The Maysville MYF was host at
the Sub District Rally held Mon
day evening of last week.
The group of approximately 60
met at the church. Margaret Jones,
Sub-district president, called the
meeting to order and conducted
general. business.
Alton Meadows and Debbie Smith
gave the Thansgiving meditation
and prayer. Miss Jones led the
program “What The MYF Is and
What It Does.” She was assistec^
by Jeri Foy, Marie Johnson, Mar
tha Pruitt, Bobby Meadows, Les
ter Yates, Elizabeth Phillips and
Cathy Meadows.
They adjourned and went to the
community building for an hour of
assorted sandwiches, cookies and
soft driniks.
“Helping to build a better Livestock
Maxket for Eastern North Carolina”
Phone JA 3-5108 Kinston, N.
Special Guest at
Housewarming Pfurty
Mrs. Marie Jones was the hon
oree of a housewarming given at
her home Friday evening, Nov. 17th.
Mrs. C. L. Morgan and Miss Shif
ley Morgan were co-hostesses. .
The refreshment table was cover
ed with a white linen cloth. It held
a.center arrangement of yellow' and
bronze crysanthemums in a' milk
white vase. Yellow candles sur
rounded . by ' tiny yeflow mums
flanked each side. A milk white
epergne holding an assortment of
fruits was placed on the snack bar.
Miss Morgan presented Mrs. Jones
a yellow crysanthemum corsage.
Various prizes were given for
winners of games played and a Boor
prize was laso given. «
After the honoree opened her
many gifts, refreshments consist
ing of petit-fours, sour cream dip
and chips, mint's, nuts and punch
were served; The colors of yellow
and white were used! in the re
freshments also. - ■
Those present were invited
through the new home. Other than
the hostesses they were Mesdames
J. R. GerOck, Esley Jones, Wl E.
Hender$on, G. L. Eubanks, Roger
A£allard, I F. House, Otis Jones,
5am Pruitt, Franklin Riggs, Eddie
Dunbar, WiH Jones, J. R. Pelletier,
Alma Shaw, Nolan Jones, Robert
Britt, Alberta Creagh and daughter,
and Misses Janie Henderson and
Nell Jones. From Stella, Mrs. Pearl
Wetherington and Mrs. Jim Young
were present. •*
The Jones family, formerly of
KENTUCKY
STRAIGHT
BOURBON
WHISKEY
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MaysviHe, bad been .‘residing at
j Stella for .the past sietwtihyears.
f The Jones'rfanrily, formerly of
Maysvtile, had been * residing at
Stella fdr the past several years.
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Mrs. A. H. McDaniel is
Hostess Last Week to
Mayville'Garden Club
Merrtbers of the Maysville Green
Leaf Garden Club met last Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs.
A. H. MdDaniel. Mrs. N. N. Mat
tocks led the program on Btdbs.
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Christmas party. * ”/ '
Two other announcements were
made concerning open house and the
OiristJhas decoration contest which
they are sponsoring again this year.
Mrs. McDaniel served German
chocolate cake, artichoke pickles,
ham sandwiches and 'coffee to
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