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McSwain of the David Baptist church will teach the book and lead the group in its discussions. The churches comprising this district and which are expected to attend the study are the First Baptist, Second Baptist, Temple, Macedonia, Westover of Kings Mountain, David, Oak Grove, Oak View, Patterson Grove, Love Val ley, New Camp Creek, Eastside, Second Baptist Mission. The JesSie Lee Circle of El Bethel met Sunday afternoon at 6 p. m. at the church. Mrs. Clyde Bridges, president, presided over the meeting. The circle together with the older ladies Society are having a baptismal pond made for the church In honor of two deceased members, Mrs. Jessie B. Ware and Miss Pinkie Lee Ran dall. A prayer band was organiz ed In the circle. At 7:00 p. m. Sunday members of El-Bethel under the direction of the pastor, Rev. R. L, Forbis, met at the church and decided to undertake the Lord's Acre Por Ject for this year. Proceeds will be used to go into the treasury for building the new parsonage which Is getting underway soon. Each man, woman, and child will take some project which he will dedicate .to the Lord to be used for the parsonage fund. A com mittee was selected to make final plans at a meeting to be held Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swofford. Next fall, there will be a special day set aside which will tell the outcome of the project. The social committees of the B. T. U. in the David church are laying plans for a church wide social in the near future. Sickness in several families has affected the attendance recently, but it is hoped that this will all soon pass away and that the attendance will foe more normal in the near future. Charts displayed each Sunday in the David church will show the progress being made in raising funds for buildings and improve ments. To supplement the regular offerings for this purpose the church has inaugurated two pro jects which are proving very suc cessful. The 'dollar a-Month club and the Lord's Acre Porjects pro gram are showing new growth every Sunday. The pastor is car rying groups of feature stories of these projects each Sunday in the church bulletin. ' , Mr. and Mrs. Noble Parker ar rived home by plane last Tuesday from Minnesota, where Mrs. Par ker underwent a serious heart operation at a hospital there. She is recuperating nicely. Sunday morning at the 11:00 a. m. service at El-Bethel church the pastor. Rev R. L. Forbis deliver ed an inspiring message at which [time eight new members were added to the church roll. Four of these Were baptised. Those join ing were: Mrs. J. B. Brown. Mrs. Romey Horton. Mr. Clarence Wells. Mr. Niles Bishops. Mirvin Bishop, Mrs. Rosa Lee Bishop, Miss Nancy. Bishop and Mrs. Joe Patterson. The Beth- Ware P. T. A. will meet Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. in the high school auditorium. The fifth grade will have the devotional .under th~ direction of Mrs. Amos Best. The program will be centered around "Found ers Day". The Women's Home Demon stration club will meet with their families Friday night in the school lunch room for a family program. A covered dish supper i will be served. A trio consisting of Mrs. Faye Neal. Mrs. Douglas Anthony of the community and Mrs. Fred Neal of Kerryville with Mrs. Wil son at the piano rendered 3 spe cials Sunday morning at El-Beth el. The David Baptist church had as guest speaker, Mr. Eugene West, for Its evening service Sun day, Mr. West, whose home is in Miami. Fla? is a student for the ministry at the Bob Jones Univer sity, Greenville. S. C. His message was received with marked inter est and appreciation. The pastor. Rev. W. L. McSwain has been confined to his home with flu for several days but is much improv ed this week. J. F. Gamble. H. W. Gamble and Ted Gamble visited the older Gambles brother. W. P. Gamble and Mrs. Gamble of Cheesnee, S. C. They have both been sick. Mrs. Charlie Long of Gastonla was the Sunday guest of Mr. and I Mrs. J. B. Brown. Mrs. Cora Klser of Charlotte, and Mrs. Penrl Blser of Kings Mountain visited Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gamble here Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Cullum of Harmony spent some time vis iting Mrs. Cullums parents. Rev. and Mrs. W. L McSwain this past week. , < Mr. an/d Mrs. Ed Hoyle and daughter, Dorothy, of R o s s Grove were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L V. Hoyle. , Misses Shi.-ley Kiser end Jo:'t Camp of Shelby were Sim' *v dK ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dcwritt Ntvil. Mrs. Frank Goforth has been spending several weeks at Flor ence, S. C., with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Randall and Mr. Randall. The Women's Society of Chris tian . Service met Wednesday af ternoon at 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. H. A. Goforth. An Interesting pro gram was given. ? Miss Freelove Black accompan ied by some friends Is spending several days In Florida. Mrs. Wesley Clark is sick and confined to her home this week, ? Mr. and Mrs. Key Harmon Mrs. Hoyt Matthews and son, Eddie, and H. W. Gamble return ed home Friday from Miami, Fla., where they spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ware and Mr, and Mrs. Charles Fisher and oth er relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neal and children of Cherryville were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Neal. Of every four acreas cultivated by North Carolina farmers, one is devoted to com. It Isn't m ?MM>ty <o have a lot of land to do ? good Job of farm ing, believes W. J. Wells of Chero kee County. On his 40 acres, Wells operates a 15-cow dairy and has built up a laying flock of 970 hens. 4 Try Herald Clarified* They Bring Remits Bessemer City Kings Mountain Get a Ho. 2' 2 Con off Bent Mountain KRAUT 1 YOU BUY FOUND Of PIG BRAND Sati m _____ i imwNm ?? 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