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Tuesday, Jjmiwry Vi, ltW.4 • % • .jnPNmk tX*on of Knox' the week-ir, Miss Thelt;Bradley, stu-essee Baptist g, • spent the mother, Mrs* id her grand-J§ Pearcy.dean of Geor-is guest spak-And evening of the Firstn is vacation-iter Mrs. Til-rfr. Hobbs inlohn Abrams the weekend d Mrs. Law-artin and Ca-Mrs. Jerry aren all of ,ee.ne and Mrs, eturned from Carolina. Mr, ned there to rank, who rein the Dukeal following:ome, student lege, is visit-parent s, Mr, Sranseome for r visiting in ey, and NewI has return-in Detroit, visiting heredwin has re-ne in Norton, ting here with . H. D Idol .uc.y Acuff,O. puTsifull te, Kentucky isiness. While ;d with Mrs nd niece, Mis* ns at the Arts :vm College.Edix spent the ort, Kentucky, r, Mrs. David Wealdon ande is visiting in see, with her ok, Mrs. Cook id and Jill.of Berea, Ken-ied Mr ,and ill to Revenna, with Mrs. Pur* ie Rev. C. W, 1 and family.pastor of the st Church.Bill Good of wish to an-of their first cember 12, He unds and nine been named, grandparents Curtis Good of y of Middles-isoji has recei-sr sister, Mrs,MR. AND MRS. R. N, OWSLEYOwsley s Mark 50 YearsMr. and Mrs. R. N. Owsley, ed with an open house on Suti* who were married 50 years on day* January 26 a I their home Tuesday, January 2S, celebrat- at Greer’s Chapa I, Tt-nnessce.Wesleyan Guild Given Program On Meaning of MembershipThe Wesleyan Service Guild of TriniLy Methodist Church met with Mrs. William Pettus at )ier home on Exeier Avenue for their regular monthly meeting January 23, The meeting was opened with sentence prayer offered hy Guild members for Ihe various organizations and projects of the Methodist Church*The chairman for the evening was Mrs, Pettus and her program was entitled '‘What It Means to Belong to the Woman1?; Society and Guild,1’ the purposes of which were to deepen appreciation of the heritage of Methodist women; to promote recognition of a challenging pro* gram through the Woman's Society of Christian Service und the Wesleyan Service Guild; and to provide an opportunity for dedication to the task. Mrs. Pettus read a portion of scripture calling the Guild to worship; and Mrs. John Owsley read’portions of scripture Fromwomen who give prayers, service and money in local guilds; and Mrs. Cornett told of how this organization had challenged her, and was helpitig her live as a citizen of the world and as a member of God's family. A general discussion was then had among the mem hers as to what the Guild had come tn mean to them. Following this discussion Miss Gladys Johnsun read from sections of Deuteronomy, and then gave the meditation for the evenmg.A business session was held, presided over by ihe President Mrs. Philip Arthur, after which a social period was enjoyed. Mrs* Pettus served the group with delightful refreshment of cake, coffee and nuts. There were fifteen members presenl.Mrs. Owsley was the former Viola Edwards, daughter of the late W, F. ltd wards. Mr. Owsley is t’:ie son of the late J. H. Owsley, They had seven child* ren: lid ward R, who expired in January tJMQ; Larnie of Fair View, ’Missouri- Rev. Wayne of Monroe, Mich ; Prank of Harrogate; Mildred S m i t h of Muscle Sholes, Alabama; Opal Owsley and Eula Vanzan: of Sandusky, Ohio, All of them were able to attend but Laniic,There were approximately AO persons attending including five grandchildren, Jimmy and Tommy Smith of Alabama, Wanda and Rodger Owsley of Monroe, Mich.» and Priscilla of Ohio: and three great-grandchildren Ailine, Yvonne and Rickey Owsley of Missouri.Other out of town guest were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Owsley and son, Mackes of Tazewell; Mrs, W. A. Brogan of Goin, Tennessee; Mr. and Mrs. Hank Collins and daughter, Jane of Knoxville, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs, Alvin D. Rolion and Mrs, J, H. Vnnnoy of Harrogate.Jr. OiHonary Frank National. Vice Coun Junior Order Unite Mechanics, was t! speaker at the celeb sixtieth anniversary boro Council No. 7 day evening, Janua Middlesboro Nations mory,Mr, Workman is i Knoxville official, with the Property Department of thal Dinner was p served to some two the wives of some bers. Enterjainmer ished by members boro Council No. 75 liam J. Thomason Great Thou Art, at the piano by M3 ter and a quartet Alvie Cunningham Hughes, Kenneth E othy Buell, rende numbers.The invocation v C. C, Earl, a men dlesboro Council fc fifty years, .W. A. Routh, Pas cilor of Kentucky, £ al Representative lt;presided as maste ies, welcomed Ihe i visitors, outlined Ideals, and achii Middlesboro .Cot from its institutior ago to the present i ed special tribute living charter men James T.. Brown in boro, who could m due to-Illness.Amos G. Idol w* and in turn ii. members of the ( Arrange me ms, tin Middlesixiru Counc ficers of ihe Stal * Kentucky, other visitors, and Ihe the Daughters of / tendance.The Middle shore 78 is the second 1; in Kentucky and i the nation.Events Clt;The Human Rit si on will meet Tlr First Christian Ci p.m.DELIGHTEDThe Celts of ar genuinely delightec form and etail an-ant treatment of j* mal forms. In this bled the arltsls c Ages, especially a love of beauty wi the fantastic and j cording to the ) Britannica.SHIP'S ST^The right side called the sLarbos the Old English meaning steering early sailing s-hip. steering oar placei side.(mill#iv not* hliaoi9
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Middlesboro Daily News
Middlesboro, Kentucky, US
Tue, Jan 28, 1964
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