JCKEYE COVE
By Mrs. Clyde Pickens
*ere was a fellowship hour
Irme the graduates of our
Lh on Wednesday evening af
|he prayer service. All of the
Ijjtes except Frank Spann
[for different points of our
Itn this week. Oil Sunday
L'<r Jim Pruitt left to enter
Iavy. Barbara Allen left Mon
|f0r Virginia to visit with a
L bcfore seeking employment
[Bill Rogers left on Tuesday
bdiana where he has employ
ed will stay with an aunt,
jenaration Day was held for
[daily vacation Bible school
luekeve on Friday, June 6.
Ling the worship program
[registration of students and
Ity there was a parade around
love with one load going one
[and another the opposite way.
[faculty for the school, with
pastor, the Rev. J. H. Black,
principal, Mrs. Clyde Pickens;
fet. Miss Clara Ann Pickens;
try supt., Miss Doris Peek;
Iner supt., Mrs. Carl Frank
Iprimary supt., Mrs. Curtis
I junior supt., Mrs. Albert
Irdson, and intermediate supt.,
[Maude Rogers. Teachers are
j\V C. Peek, Mrs. J. H. Black,
g H. F. Owensby, Mrs. John
lath, Mrs. Tommy Owensby,
Forest Parker, Wesley Hawk
Marion McElrath, Mrs. Jim
i and Mrs. Mary Brown, with
ltd group of ladies as group
(rs The school will run from
Eh through the 20th of June.
| Swannanoa District W.M.U.
[its quarterly meeting on
By afternoon at 3:00 o’clock
jje Buckeye Baptist church
p churches represented. The
|g opened with a hymn, and
nere led in prayer by Mrs.
.Davidson of Swannanoa. Mrs.
| Pickens, district leader, pre
lover a brief business period
|hich Mrs. Edith Carter of
| was elected secretary. Mrs.
j Hall of Buckeye had the
Eonal, “The Joy of Serving
|” Mrs. Jackson, accompanied
Charles Jollay, both of
[crest, brought the special
“Prayer.” Mrs. Z. V. Me
associational associate
intendent, spoke briefly and
Juced the speaker, Mrs. Bert
|s. associational stewardship
pan who brought an inspir
Issage on stewardship. After
nging of a hymn, the meet
as dismissed by Mrs. J. O.
|aw of Chunn’s Cove.
H. F. Owensby’s mother,
[Rumple, returned home on
after a long visit with her
in Statesville.
and Mrs. Jim Allen and
visited in Pensacola on
p> atternoon.
Buckeye Sunday school
Marion McElrath Sunday
superintendent and H. F.
by as his assistant for the
year. They will meet with
jiminating committee to nom
the other officers.
Stroupe of Jim’s Branch
[left Sunday morning for
Hill as a guest of the C.
Ifancey Post at Oteen with
from Oakley. They were
good citizens in their
Jim will be a senior at
Banoa next year,
fey Bell left Wednesday
last for a visit with Mr.
rs- W. B. Ward in Florida,
and Mrs. W. C. Peek and
attended the Peek reunion
£nday at the home of Mr.
Urs. Earl Deweese in Haw
. J H. Black and grand
jter. Linda Wiesse, spent the
wn with Mrs. Carl Frank
J Friday.
p Briggs spent the after
I on Friday with Virginia
and Mrs. Ewell Garrison
aughters, Shelby and Doris,
'he Clyde Pinkens on Sun
[fternoon.
,Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Black
with Mr. and Mrs. John
&'h on Sunday afternoon.
Martin went with a group
scouts camping at Lake
over the week end.
New England women
rd 'heir sheets by spread
wi'h sour milk and put
Pem in the sun.
dfly Puritans celebrated
as about the middle of
’n century.
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