Singer of Psalms to Be Here Sunday
Mr. Jesse Phillips-Robertson of New York will present a Singer of Psalms program at First Presbyterian Church next Sunday at 7 30 P M. He wears a Judean shepherd costume and sings shepherd songs learned in Palestine while accompanying on native instruments. A display of shepherd tools follows the program. The event is part of the regular evening worship with an offering to cover travel expenses.
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Jesse Phillips-Robertson
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Phillips-Robertson
Judea
Palestine
David
Phillips-Robertson
Rosemary Baptist Church Meeting Held AtMrs Britton Home
Rosemary W M S of Rosemary Baptist Church met Tuesday night at Mrs J W Britton home on Jackson Street. Mrs H T Davis presided. Devotion led by Mrs Britton on Like unto Leaven Mat 33 35. Missionary topic for the month The Kingdom of Heaven Is Like discussed by Mesdames J E Kirk F R Kendrick G M Gurley R L Bryant P W Ray and H T Davis. Thirteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S
Rosemary Baptist Church
J. W. Britton
Jackson Street
H. T. Davis
Matt
Kingdom of Heaven
Mesdames J. E. Kirk
F. R. Kendrick
G. M. Gurley
Miss Coleman Hosts Bridge Club At Camp Home
Miss Ann Coleman hosted sixteen guests including Mrs. Hugh Camp and members of the Monday Night Bridge Club for a progressive contract game Monday evening. Mrs. Bill Harris won high prize and a salad course was served to the club and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Coleman
Hugh Camp
Bill Harris
Mesdames
Paul Heydenrich
H. S. Loy
Ned Manning
Howard Pruden
Julian Allsbrook
Carroll Wilson
Rives Manning
J. M. C. Covington
Williams announce birth of daughter Mary Deloris
Mr and Mrs M M Williams announce the birth of a daughter named Mary Deloris on December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Williams
M. M. Williams
Mary Deloris
Christian Science Society Worship and Reading Room Hours
Sunday services at 11 a.m. and Wednesday services at 8 p.m. Reading Room open Tuesdays and Fridays 10 to 12. Public invited to attend services and visit. Subject Sunday Sacrament. Woman's Club Building Jackson Street.
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Woman’s Club
Jackson Street
Civil Service Exams For Ten Positions
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for ten positions. Posts include junior graduate nurse or forestry assistant, geophysicist assistant, accountant and auditor roles, senior animal husbandman, social workers, senior chemist, welding engineer, and related grades with salaries from 1 800 to 4 600 yearly. Education and experience required. Full details from Carl Churchill Secretary U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office.
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Bureau of Motor Carriers
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Veterans’ Administration
Treasury Department
Navy Department
Carl Churchill
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Post Office
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our beloved wife and mother's illness and death. Special thanks to Dr Martin and Mrs Camp for services. May God’s rich blessings rest upon you all. John Enright and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Mrs Leatherwood Visits Friends By Hopewell
Mrs Doc Leatherwood of Hopewell spent Sunday with Mrs C W Holloway. Miss Elizabeth Griffith has returned from a visit to Bethania and Winston Salem.
Town Talk highlights from local visits and guests
Rufus Britton spent Wednesday in Jackson. County residents hosted relatives and friends over the holidays, with numerous weekend visits to Weldon, Williamston, Rocky Mount, Branchville, Petersburg, Burlington, Brown Summitt, Washington, D. C., and other places. Several local residents traveled for family gatherings or visits, including Miss Cleo Games, Miss Cleta Lewis, Miss Angela Hardy, Mrs. H. E. Gibson, and many others visiting kin and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita
Irene Turner
M. A. Turner
Weldon
Cleo Games
Williamston
Cleta Lewis
Middlesex
Angela Hardy
Branchville
H. E. Gibson
Jean
Savannah
Margaret Cox
Mary Virginia Jenkins
Burlington
A. D. Cox
John
Brown Summitt
J. P. Asheworth
Sara Elizabeth Jenkins
Washington, N. C
W. C. Williams
Warsaw
Inlaw
Local Visits Highlight Branchville Area Social Notes
T W M Long reports last week in Branchville Miss Angela Hardy visited Miss Margaret Freeman. Miss Dorothy Johnson returned to Virginia Intermont Bristol Va. Miss Emily Burgwyn of Petersburg visited Miss Margaret Long.
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Elma Freeman
Branchville
Mesdames Cleve Stallings
Virginia Stokes
Littleton
Elmer Starke
W.E.P. Co
R. H. Brantley and
R. H. Jr
Billy Park
Zebulon
W. C. Williams
A. L. Cawthorne
Durham
Mesdames
W. GC. Williams
C. Griffin
Henderson
Nancy Harry
Badin
Margaret Speight
Thelma
Roberta House
Dixon of Boykins
C. H. Speight
Margaret Long
St. Mary’s
Susie Marshal
Washington, D. C
Hobart Steele
Burlington
J. W. Kline
Wilson
Lee Derman
Vance
S. C
David Ball
Stony Point
T. B. Turner
Angela Hardy
Margaret Freeman
Dorothy Johnson
Virginia Intermont
Bristol
Emily Burgwyn
Petersburg
Thankful note from county sanatorium staff and patients
The County Sanatorium nurse and patients express sincere appreciation for donations to the Christmas tree fund. They particularly thank Roanoke Mills Co employees for their donation, noting it brightened and joyful helped their holiday season.
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Roanoke Mills Co
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Psalms
Washington
John H. Fahey
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Massachusetts
Leroy Daniel Roper
James A. Farley
Rosemary W. M. S
Miss Coleman
Christian Science Society
The
United States Civil Service Commission
Rufus Britton
Jackson
Pauline Brewer
Columbia
Alice Myrick
Red Springs
Flora McDonald College
Rosa Heath Long
Raleigh
T. W. M. Long
Congress
John Thomas Paylor
American Legion Legislative Committee
Ray Murphy
American Legion
Wm G. Barnes
Legislative Committee
Coats
C. Shell
Manacen
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