El-Bethel-Bethware
vNews
(Mrs. Leonard Gamble)
EL- BETHEL - BETH WARE ?
The men's Progressive Club of
Bethware met Tuesday night lor
a regular meetlrg Wlvea were
special guests and were presented
gifts from the club. Christmas
decorations were used and supper
was prepared by ladies of David's
Baptist Church. An interesting
program was enjoyed.
The Women's Home Demon
stration Club of El-Bethel will
hold its Christmas party Thurs
at Amos & Son . . .
TOYS
Dolls, .... 39c to $4.95
Doll Strollers $2.95-$4.95
Wicker Carriages, $6.95
Tea Sets $I.48-$2.9B
Metal- Ironing
Boards, . . $2.48
Irons 29c
Electric Irons, . . $1.00
Wagons $2.95-3.95-6.95
Tricycles $3.95
Large Tricycles $8.95
Blackboards . . $1.59
Paint Sets $ 1 .25
Assorted Balls . I0c-$l
ASSORTED
Cars ? Trucks ? Tractors
10c to $1.25
Holster Sets $2.98-3.98
Hopp.y Hats . . $ 1 .98
Jack-in-Box $2.00
OTHER TOYS TO .
SELECT FROM
Christmas Tree Lights
and Decorations
Gifts for
the Whole Family
Amos
413 N. Piedmont Ave.
Telephone 325-W
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day night at 7:30 p. m. In the
school lunch ropm. All members
are urged to come and bring a
gift to exchange, also a picnic
lunch.
The Youth Fellowship of El
Bethel has been practicing their
Christmas play which will be pre
sented on Christmas eve at the
church. Mrs. Howard Swofford
is In charge. ,
Dennis Neal, of the U. S. Navy,
Is home on a furlough with his
sisters and grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. C. Neal.
The Jessie Lee Circle of El
Bethel Church met Saturday
night at the club house for a reg
ular meeting. The club house was
decorated very prettily with a
Christmas tree, red candles, holly
and a manger scene. Those tak
ing part on the program were:
Mrs. Clyde Bridges, Mrs. Faye
Martin, Mrs. Katie Anthony, Mrs.
il^eonard Gamble and Mrs. Hilda
Heayener. After the program,
which was on "Christmas In ot
her Lands", the group surprised
Mrs. John Phifer, a new member,
with a shower of household gifts.
Mrs. Phifer was Miss Sue Bridges
before her marriage December 3
to John Phifer.
Refreshments of orange nut
cake, sandwiches, potato chips,
pickles and coffee were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry McSwaln
left Sunda., morning for Missouri
where they will spend several
weeks.
Members of Bethware F. F. A.
are having a Christmas party
Wednesday night at the school
house. All members are urged to
attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Eaker and
children will leave Friday for
Goldsboro where they will spend
a few days with Mrs. Eaker's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Wal
lace.
Luke Doster, who has been a
patient in the Columbia hospital
is better and at the home of his
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Dos
ter at the present^. -
Bethware School will close Fri
day for the Christmas holidays.
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Smith wish to thank each
and everyone who gave to them
so generously last week after
their home was destroyed by fire.
They are now rooming with his
mother, Mrs. J. N. Smith.
Buford Arrowood of the U. S.
Army, is spending a furlough
here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Albert Arrowood.
i
Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Gamble were: Mr. and
Mrs. J. S; Dedmon of Shelby, Mr.
and Mis. Garland Borders of
Shelby, arid Mr and Mrs. W. M.
Eaker and children.
Mits Carolyrt Bridges was the
Sunday dinner guest of MisS
Jovi'o Garitt of Elizabeth.
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"The Nativity"
On Studio (hie
Monday Night
For the first time in all the
ages, on (Monday, Dec. 22, mil
lions of people, in one vast and
varied audience, will watch and
listen together as the essential
story of Christmas Is unfolded.
On that date, at 10 p. m., EST.,
"The Nativity," perennial page
ant of the season, will be played
as an hour-long spoken drama
against a background of choral
music on WESTINGHOUSE STU
DIO ONE, over a CBS ? TV net
work embracing stations reach
ing from coast to coast, and In*
eluding WBTV, Charlotte.
For this accasion, the story of
Jesus' birth has been adapted by
Andrey Allan from the sacred
.^mystery" plays of the English
towns of Chester and York In the
14th and 15th centuries. It wUl
be told with the same Inspiring
simplicity that was employed
when the Church used this ap
pealing method to instruct Its
parishioners In liturgy and reli
gious history.
The music, too, will be from
the medieval period ? and sung
throughout the action by a chor
us directed >by Robert Shaw,
whose wizardry with massed
voices has won him a disting
uished niche In modern music.
Most of the selections will come
from the Oxford Carol Book. In
cluded will be such old favorites
as "O Come, O Come, Emmanu
el, " "This Endris Night/' "The
Hosts of Heaven in the Sky,"
"Song of the Nuns of Chester,"
and as a climatic offering, "Glo
ria in Excelsis Deo."
Just as the medieval plays
once toured the cities with dou
ble ? deck stages on wheels, each
big conveyance portraying one
scene from the ago old story, the
television cameras also will rec
ord action of the characters in
the several scenes, the Wise
Men, the shepherds watching
their flocks, Mary and Joseph on
their holy trek and in the man
ger scene, all will be enacted by
a well ? chosen cast ? including
the menacing King Herod and
his court.
"The Nativity" will be produ
ced under the direction of Flet
cher Markle, with Franklin
Schaffner directing. Vincent Mc
Connor is the editorial supervis
or and the sets used in the pro
duction have been designed 4>y
Rouben Ter ? Arutunian.
mp sommwe?
tua "i, i "T|~y, 1 1 t *
In the HERALD
awa
of Gift
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TIES ? Big new shipment of neckwear, including square
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ft and $1.50
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SATURDAY
Saturday's the day of Belk's
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Store. 6:30 p. m.
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