nied by Mrs. Knight at the
piano.
During the business portion,
. presided oven by Mrs. C. L.
Morgan, the group planned a
turkey supper for Thursday
night. They also voted to make
a contribution toward sending
a student to the Youths Confer
ence. 'V,v :,'v-'
Mrs. Morgan advised the la
dies that film strips in connec
tion with W.S.C.S programs are
K available and may be purchased
for a very small price. Mrs.
Knight announced the study
course scheduled for December
will be postponed until January.
After adjournment with the
purpose, refreshments were
8 served in the social room. Pres
M ent were ^e above and Mes
dames Rudolph Pelletier, C. C.
Dameron, A. H. McDaniel, Esley
Jones, R. L. Mattocks, Zena Fos
cue, J. C. Foscue, Lawrence Mal
lard and Miss Jackie Jones.
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The Maysville Elementary P.
T. A. met Monday evening in
the • school auditorium with
Mrs. Leonard Thompson presid
ing. The meeting opened with
the devotional by Mrs. Joe
Thompson. itt ,
Principal Amos Taylor intro
duced Mrs. Marvin Thomas, li
brarian from Jones Central
High School, who presented the
program. She chose as her sub
ject “Better Reading, for Every
Child.” She stres&ed the impor
tance of good books being avail
able to children, according to
age level and intelligence, and
the necessity of a trained libra
rian in aiding the children in
During the business hour, rou
tine reports were submitted and
ways and means chairman ex
pressed thanks to teachers, par
ents and children for their co
operation in making the fall fes
tival a success. She stated plans
are in the Tpafrincr for a sunnier
Oliver’s
it the weekend here with
father, B. L. Mattocks.
Mrs. -Larry um oi jacicson
ville visited her sister, Mrs. No
lan' Jones, Saturday.
• • .
lting her. Together, they made a
trip to Morehead (Sly. *
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Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Jenkins Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Armstrong of Bal
eigh.;- "\ ;
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Mrs. Ken Johnson and son,
Billy, have returned following a
lengthy visit in Mt. Pleasant
with relatives.
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here from Georgia recently via*
iting her mother, Mrs. Bill Mor
ris, and family.
■ • •
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Conway
visited friends near Wallace
Sunday,- • ,
Bland of Rocky Mount visiting
• * *
Mrs. Carrie Brock is recover
ing from a serious illness. Vis
iting her during her illness have
been her children, Robert, and
Mrs. Elvira Bryson.
Mrs. Melvin Harris and chil
dren from Virginia have been
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Heath.
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