Sunday School Lesson
(Continue* from Pag* 3)
might be a person called In
when, for example, a company
of soldiers were depressed and
dispirited to put new courage in
to their minds and hearts. Al
ways a parakletos Is someone
called into help when the per
son who calls him In is in trou
ble or distress or doubt or be
wilderment."
O God, who hast spoken to
our fathers and hast brought us
to this hour, continue to speak
to us through the ministry of
thy Holy Spirit. Open our minds
to receive his word and streng
then our wills to obey it; through
Jesus Christ, who obeyed even
to death on the cross. Amen.
BEGONIA GARDEN CLUB
First February Meeting
Mrs. Samuel Headen served
as hostess lor the Begonia Gar
den Club Wednesday, Feb. 4,
with Mrs. Donnell Pearce, pre
siding. Membership cards were
given each member.
Following the business session,
Mrs. Headen gave a very in
teresting and informative lec
ture in the Conservation series
on Trees, naming the different
trees in North Carolina, includ
ing the State tree, the pine tree,
and the Dogwood tree which
bears our state flower. Each
member was given a booklet on
trees. Mrs. Mildred Heed and
Mrs. Dorsey Hayes are conser
vation leaders In the club. Mem
bers present were, Mesdame*
J. E. Burnett, W. I. Peterson,
C. O. Gill, Chas. Anderson, Sam
uel Headen, Donnell Pearce and
Melvin Henderson.
Second February Meeting
On Wednesday, Feb. 18, Mrs.
Roscoe Parker served u hos
tess lor the Begonia Garden
Club when they met In th?
home of Mrs. Donnell Pearce
on Llano Place at 8:00 p.m. The
activity of the evening was a
Flower Arrangement Workshop,
using artificial flowers. Tiny ar
rangements were made by the
group for patients at the Caro
lina Nursing Home. Fourteen
arrangements were made. They
will be taken to the Nursing
Home by the Club's Civic Com
mittee, Mrs. Alphonzo Gore,
Mrs. Mildred Reed and Mrs.
James Burnett.
Members taking part in the
workshop were Mesdames Man
ley Royal, James Tonkins, Jr.,
Everett Graves, C. O. Gill, Don
nell Pearce, Samuel Headen, J.
E. Burnett, Charles Anderson,
Melvin Henderson, and Alphoa
zo Gore.
Several members ol the Chib
attended the District meeting
February 7, at 11:00 sjn. in
Carver Hall at A&T State Uni
versity.
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