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Society News
Frances Garrison
Circle With Miss Ware
The Frances Garrison circle of th<
A. H. P; church met Monday nighi
with Miss Annie Mae Ware.
Mrs: P. G. Rattenee conducted tin
devotional. .
During the business meeting tb?
circle made plans for tfpreadin;
cheer at ChrlMrnas.
Alter the conclusion of thegram e
Christmas, party was errf'foyed. caroli
were, eunj; ant! gilts exchanged.
Miss Ware assisted by Mrs. Or;
Weir as co hostess served delicious
refreshments.
The home was beautifully decora
ted in keeping with the Christmas
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Christmas Program At
Presbyterian Church
Sunday afternoon at live o'clock
at the (Prvsby tcrlan church, a Christ
mas program, With One Accor
Sing Praises" will be presented. Thii
Is a service of Scripture and soni
and a cordial imitation is extender
to the public to come <?nd worshi]
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Celebrates Birthday
> La#t Tuesday evening JtheV home |
> of Mrs. Coman Fa 1 is "was the scene i
, of a lovely, party when Mrs. Sam |
weir entertained members oi t.ne ,
Junior dancing class, paying lovely;
2 compliment to Iter little daughter,.
Mariiene on her sixth birthday.
I' The Yuletide decorations were
t extremely pretty. On one end oi the ;
mantle was a candy Christmas tree;
i on the other end a lighted Santa
i Claug with red Christmas stockings!
hanging from the mantle.
r A beautiful two tiered birthday
5: cake in pink and white adorned the
center of the table, the children
- sang 'Happy Birthday" after which
* Mariiene blew out the candles. Ice
cream and cake was served. Each
i one was given colored bells as fav;
ors. Pictures were made of the group
Those present were: Kay Mauncy.
Ann Cooper, Wane Limerick, Nancy
c Hovis, Annie Vera Oiling, Sue Hun
nicutt, Lilian Lewis, Dian Day. Lynd
da Parton, Jane Hciuser, Judy Early,
s Lollie Page, Patti Howard, Charlene
g Thorn a soon, Sara Dell Hendricks,
J Paul Hendricks, Uncellc Sralings,
p Sandy Campbell, Norma Farr, Peggy
Ware, 'Ann Palis, Derice Weir.
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MYF Continues Talks
On Friendship
The Senior Methpdist Youth Fel
}o>wshit> met Sundav evening in rh.
chap*! with 22 present. They sat it
a large circle for their program, i
discussion on "The Uae and Abus<
of Friendship" led by Doris Jolly, as
sisted by Jack Matthews, who rea<
the scripture, and Nan Jean Gant
who led the group in prayer. Fol
lowing the business session, th
group enjoyed refreshments provi
ded by Mrs. W. M. Gatrn and Circl
No. 4 for both MY F. groups.
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Announcement??
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number of young people rendered 1
a Christmas program in music. This
Junior choir was directed by Mrs. ]
L. C. Brandon, jrl, with Miss Bar-,
" bara Gault as the Youth organist.
[The auditorium was beautifuiiy dec <
?' brftted fpr this candlelight servicb r
*; by Mr*. C. J. Gaujt. jr. Mike Milam v
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lj A large number of the .Seniors
1 [ were to attend the sub-District,meet (
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Thursday night. t
e - Next Sunday evening a worship
service will be presented at the Senior
MYF meeting with Jackie Wil- i
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Mrs. Jacltsoii Fetes j'
Duplicate Bridge Club ;
The Country Club was artistically i
lecurated with poinsettias, mistletin
and hnllv Vlnndau oftamnnn
vhen Mrs. Howard Jackson enter- i
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Lighted takers and effective
Christmas arrangements adorned
he private dining room where the
ables were arranged for bridge.
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L-ong won high score. * ^ ^
InvJted guests Were Mrs. Ca(l
Mauney and Mrs. Dap Finger, v
When cauls were laid aside min*
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placed on each table, a delicious
salad and sweet course with coffee
was served.
Farm people in North Carolina eat
more pork, both fresh and cured,
than all other types of meat combined.
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