■ ' Br Mr*. Nolan Jonot
Fellowship Circle
'^Plans Feb. 5 Meet ;|p
A children’s program^ dealing
■with mentally disturbed was pres
ented by Mrs. Robert Mattocks
wh*n the Methodists Fellowship
Circle met Monday evening at the
;home of Mrs..Leroy Meadows.
;: Scriptures were selected from St.
; Mark and one hymn was ,sung. A
(^ discussion period was held,, at the
•conclusion of theprognmvand Mrs.
, Mattocks led the prayer.
I- Busiaess was conducted at which
timp the group discussed ways to
i 'raise money .and it was announced
^ that the Rev.' Peterson of Jackson
fV ville would be guest speaker at the
i meeting of the WSCS, to be held in
r;-the social room of the Church Tues
day evening, Feb. 5.
if Following the benediction, straw
•; berry short cake, whipped cream
;v and coffee were served.
«f. . - 1 ■'
1 'Margie Banks Feted
Qn 13 th Anniversary
Mirgie B&riks celebrated her 13th
birthday at a party given by
her mother art the Banks Home
Friday afternoon.
The children played several
games and enjoyed dancing before
being served rfereshments of cake,
■ice-cream, nuts, mints and soft
drinks. Each child also received a
favor.
Those present were: Billy By
num, David Jones, Bernice Jones,
Dianne Jones, Richard Jones, Linda
Philyaw, Linda Provost and Linda
Wilson.
£ MemoriaLBaptists
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'* Memorial Baptist Church observ
ed Men’s Day;,{Sunday evening with
a special program.
The subject was “The Church
Ministers to Boys,” Taking parts
were: J. R. Brock, Horace Barbee,
Douglas Henderson, Robert Buck,
J. P. Gardner, E. H. Bryant and
Dan Bryant.
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Attendance Very Low
At Mai’s Club Meet
Six members were present at the
regularly scheduled meeting of the
Methodist Men’s Oub Monday ev
ening.
The meeting was opened with a
hymn, followed with prayer by
William Earl Mattocks. Routine
business was transacted and Tom
Foscue Ifdthe closing prayer.
Immediately afterwards, the of
fical board met.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Roberson
and daughter, Lennie, were in
Southport over the weekend visit
ing his relatives.
• • • . .
Here for a Sunday visit with
Mrs. Vefai/Costedfo, was her sister,
Mra. Myrtle Yat$&,-of Pollocksville.
I® -‘ h V ,-v * ‘Tofl ,
ifaSundass^visitorsijOf Mr. and Mrs!
Harold Mattocks were Mrs. Wal
ter Scott from, near New Bern and
Mr. and Mrs. Whitfield Mallard of
Pollocksville.
• • •
Visiting Mrs. A. G. Heath Sun
day was a daughter, Mrs. Lizzie
Stanley, of Beaufort
• • •
Mrs. Alice Meadows and children,
Edward and Eloise, accompanied by
Miss Liller Collins visited Mrs.
Elva Collins in the Hopewell Com
munity Sunday.
• • •
Rosemary Costello was home
from Asheville for a weekend visit
with her mother, Mrs. Freddie
Costello.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Mitchell
and Alma Mattocks were recent
visitors of Mrs. Gus Wlorsley, who
is ill, at her home in Burgaw. This
week, they spent a few days in
Richmond, Va. They were accom
panied by the Rudolph Pelletiers
and Mrs. J. T. .Creech.
- *■ •. /♦TV'
Harold Mattocks and daughter,
Ellen, wtre yisitors in Kinston
Thursday.
\ * *
Mrs. Carrie Morton had visiting
her last week her daughter and
son-in-law, the Ernest Riggs' of
Pollocks viUe.
^ ^
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Etheridge Jones included Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton Philyaw of Com
fort.
V 4 * *
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Yancey and
girls, Tanunie, Cindy and Linda,
were here last week to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Yancey, and to attend the Shrine
Ceremonial in New Bern.
• • •
Visitors of the Robert Britts re
cently have been the Wilford
Britts of Kannapolis and the Perry
Price family who have just returned
from New Foundland.
• • •
Mrs. Albert Bracey and son,
Bruce, visited relatives near New
Bern Sunday.
* * *
Sunday evening visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Mills were Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Cumbo and son,
Kenon, from New Bern.
Mr*. Henry Riggs and daughter,
Irene, spent a few days last week
in Sneads Ferry in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Marvin Allen. '
* * *
Mrs. John Williams is spending
some time at Black Mountain with
her husband’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Williams.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. William Meadows
were over from Bear Creek Sun
day afternoon to visit Mr. and Mrs.
C. R. Morgan.
* * *
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Thomas Sunday from Smithfield
were their son, Jere, and his fam
ily.
* * *
Martha Pruitt was home from
Wesleyan College in Rocky Mount
for the weekend with her family.
Home now from Chapel Hill for
a few days between semesters with
their families are Howard Pruitt
and Don Morgan.
• • •
Those from Maysville attending
the Shriner’s dance at New Bern
last week were Mr. and Mrs. Le
onard Thompson, Albert Bracey,
Clinton Lancaster, William Smith,
Etheridge JonesJ Nolan Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Pruitt, Mr. and Mrs.
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