SEWS FROM
[OAD RIVER
CHURCH
ra.<tor of Broad River
has been confined to his
J of the last two weeks
tinus trouble.” However, a
'l'te Sunday is that he is
■*r \ number of friends
. Dotsons visited the pastor
is family on Bald Mountain
in Beverly Hills Sunday, m
' Mr and Mrs. Willie Hudg
[Vr and Mrs. Paul Dotson,
glia Davis, Ray Connor and
lb
lev:
Kev and Mrs. Dotson hope
, able to attend the usual
' ‘at their church next Sun
]t Was quite disappointing
, be able to be at church last
.. aI1(i not to be able to share
• fine dinner with Mr. and
John Long, say the Dotsons.
lt Monday (June 18) was the
Mr Dotson’s birthday. His
‘daughter, Joan, also shares
ante day. She was one year
the preacher won’t say
, he is- He only says, “Well,
„ been a lot of water poured
the dam since I got here.’’
good start on the new pews
ieen made. Enough material
(een purchased to make six
aml two have been complet
rrangements are being made
Itiild and varnish the others
The Rev. Dotson had hoped
able to take up some new
in •‘Merrill’s Cove section”
, would call him away from
i River church two Sundays
month, but due to his illness
other reasons he feels it is
to concentrate all his efforts
ic work in Broad River corn
ties. A good ’ole singing is
:ted next Sunday. Everyone
"ged to attend. The hour is
P. M.
iw Graduate
rects School
I hiT is
jrelyn V. Hooper, daughter of
ev. and Mrs. M. Miles Hooper
received her bachelor of arts
cial studies from Shaw Uni
Jity, Raleigh, May 28, is di
Ing a daily vacation Bible
el at the Catawba View Bap
rch in Old Fort. While di
ling the school she is the house
■t of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
ton.
be two-weeks’ vacation Bible
which began Monday, June
’ds sessions daily from 9
12 p. m. for all pupils be
i the ages of 4-lfi. Miss
per is assisted in the school
nree young ladies of the com
ty, Misses Jean Ann Lytle,
ey Matthews, and Doris
p. Refreshments are served
' by the women of the church,
adult Bible class is being
each night from 8 until 9
and has as its guest speak
Itne pastor, the Ttev. Miles
Iptr each Wednesday and
Tsday night.
ne closing events of the va
tn Bible school will consist
P picnic for the children and
^losing program, Friday even
June 22, at 8 p. m.
Mrs. C. Maydwell
Entertains Club
Mrs. Charles Maydwell enter
ained her bridge club Saturday
afternoon at her home on Blue
Ridge road. High score was held
by Mrs. Chester Sobol and low
by Mrs. C. C. Godfrey.
Other guests were Mrs. B. E
Nordhielm, Mrs. Worth Burgess,
Mrs. Gordon Greenwood, Mrs.
Gustova Brown, and Mrs. Will
iam Hickey.
Baptist Church Notes —
First Baptist Church
J. N. Binford, interim pastor
Morning Worship—11 o’clock
Evening Worship—7:30
Sermon—“The Outstanding Rea
son for Rejoicing Never
Changes”
Sermon—“The Heavenly Guide”
“No person can attend church
regularly without improvement,
nor can he expose himself to the
preaching of the Bible and be
satisfied to live in sin.”
ACCEPTS NEW POSITION
Miss Miriam Louise Whitehead
of Evanston, 111., is visiting her
mother, Mrs. William A. White
head at their summer home,
‘“•Woodthrush Cabin.’’ Miss White
head, who has been with North
Western University, Chicago, has
just accepted a position with the
Scribner Publishing Co., New York
City.
VISITS PARENTS
Mrs. Lonnie Ingram and daugh
ter, Sidney, returned last Satur
day from a visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Engle
in Rocky Mount, Va. They also
visited Mr. Ingram’s family in
Bassett, Va. Roy B. Ingram, a
brother-in-law, returned home
with them and spent several days
here.
ATTENDING WEDDING
Miss Kathleen Miller left Tues
day for Cherittv, S. C., to be a
bride’s maid in the McCown-Mc
Cormick wedding Thursday night.
Miss McCown is a former room
mate of Miss Miller when they
were teaching in the Salisbury
schools.
SUNDAY GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stubble
field and daughter, Priscilla, of
Bloomington, 111., were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Greenwood and Buddy.
SPENDING SUMMER
Dr. and Mrs. F. K. Rabb and
sons, Forte and Reggie, of Aug
usta, Ga., arrived last Friday to
spend the summer at their home.
ARRIVED MONDAY
Miss Isabelle Carrothers of
Nashville, Tenn., arrived Monday
to spend a few days with Miss
Mary McKay.
10 DAYS AT BEACH
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Anderson
and son, Robert, and Miss Mild
red Anderson are spending a 10
day vacation at Myrtle Beach.
FOR SHORT STAY
Henry Parks of Atlanta Ga.,
visited his mother, Mrs. Madelon
Parks, for a short time last week.
1
When a ffufr tacks
bout somebody ak
says “an I'd tell,
him so To his face'
-he usually |udo;<
around first "Tt> !
make sure he
^W/ON’T HAVE To (
T,I.Uh.JJII.U, I ■___
We Have
PLENTY
of the following
Materials
IN STOCK:
• SCREEN DOORS
• SCREEN WIRE
• DRY FRAMING AND
ROOFERS
• CONCRETE AND
CINDER BLOCKS
• KILN DRIED FINISH
PLYWOOD
• SASH AND DOORS
• BIRD & SONS SHING
LES AND ROLL ROOFING
• MASONITE PLAIN
• '/»” MASONITE
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