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Page Z-- rne ivuuwcxmian, to, I Social Activities Carris Stevens Editor Dial RE 9-4322 District Director Visits Robeson Chapter U.D.C. Mrs. Qrilins, Jr. of Row. land District Director of the United Daughters of The Con- was greeted enthusias- TON 7 5 200 TO ISOO For Christmas FOREVER Ks i 1 tH Ci a guaranteed PERFECT center diamond (or replacement assured) In a timeless the lift of eternal tn.

Weekly OPEN UNTIL 9:00 ticaliy by a large number of members when she visited the Robeson Chapter at its December meeting held at the home of "Jrs. George Hargrave, president. A musical devotional was given by Mrs. Thomas Edwards, a visitor from Dunn. Its title was "The True Spirit of A poem, "God Has Work For You To was read.

It was announced that a wreath had been placed in memory on the grave of Mrs. A. R. Aydlette, aged 96 years, and the oldest the chapter. Mrs.

James Russell reported that the book given by Mrs. Floa Prevatt Wilson, honoring Mrs. George Hargrave, has been presented to the Lumberton High School Library. Mrs. W.

L. Loy, District Secretary, was present, and gave reports of the U.D.C. Mrs. Invin Williams was in charge of the program. She introduced Mrs.

Neil Collins, the speaker. Her subject was "Footprints of "We must be sure to pattern our lives after The Holy Christ Child so that others will delight in stepping in our foot she stated. Excerpts of Longfellow's Psalm of Life were used to illustrate. "Stephen Foster" was given as an example. "Through his personal life, he gave melodies that have touched the hearts of millions for a hundred years," the speaker said, and admonished "Let us say with Longfellow that when we depart we leave worthwhile footprints in the sands of time." Flowers For Christmas RALEIGH What's new on the Christmas flower market? Well, there are azaleas and a Mikkelsen pouisettias.

"In the last few years azaleas have taken a back seat, but this year, azaleas are making a big comeback as a Christmas flower," Dr. Joseph Love, extension horticultural specialist, North Carolina State, said. You'll find red azaleas (Red- i Hexe, Kersey white ones (Alaska) pink azaleas (Coral Belle Supreme) and a pink and white variegated variety California Sunset. The Paul Mikkelsen is a new variety poinsettia "a little different from most poinsettias in some of its attributes. Its not as sensitive to low temperatures as others.

It's a sturdier plant. "And the red leaf-Jike structure (commonly known as the flower) i last a months," Dr. Love said. If you're poinsettia shopping, you'll know this variety it's got the Paul Mikkelson lable on it. As for the other varieties of poinsettia Barbara Indianapolis Red (both bright red); Ecke's White; Elizabeth Ecke (pink) you'll recognize them only by color Most retailers are not familiar with the formal names.

Whatever poinsettia you select, keep the plant out of drafts and unexposed to freezing temperatures; keep plant out of direct light; maintain a night ern- perature of 60 degrees. Hinsons 'Chuicn Brotherhood Has Ladies' Night BLUFF- The Baptist Brotherhood of tha Hinsons Crossroads Baptist church held- its annual Ladies' Night'-' and Christmas supper Monday evening, December 14, at 6:39. The turkey supper with all. the fixings was served by candlelight in an atmosphere of warmth and gaity created by the Christmas motif used in the decorations throughout the hall. Master of ceremonies wa.s Shelley, Brotherhood president, while Jack Edmund was program chairman.

Rev: Grady McKeithan, church pastor, returned thanks, and later in the evening showed a film, "A Boy and His About forty members and guests attended. An expedition to Easter Island will study the people of the remote South Pacific isle whose enormous stone statues have puzzled generations of archeologists. :7 NEW SHIPMENT LIGHTING FIXTURES Spanish 0 Early American German Crystal Italian We have a chandelier for every room in your home 6'NEIL'S ANTIQUES 355 W. Palmetto Florence, S. C.

Ar Before You Buy, Be Sure You Try ALL NEW ilf A Portable lt As Weekly plus taxes HUDSON TYPEWRITES CO. Phone 739-2736 314 E. 3rd Street Lumberton Britt Family Get-Together BARNESVILLE Kial Britt was honored Sunday with a surprise family get-together dinner at the Community building. The dinner was served buffet. Those present were his brothers, sisters and children, with their families: Mr.

and Mrs. Wilton Britt and family of Rockingham; Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Britt and family of Evergreen; Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Britt and daughter of Fairmont; Mr. and Mrs. Algon Britt and two daughters of Barnesville; Foil Britt of Fairmont; Mr. and Mrs. D.

S. Booney of Bennettsville, S. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Monroe and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Monroe and family of Lumberton; Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCallum and daughter of Wilmington; Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Britt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cletus McDaniel and family, and Miss Joy Britt of Banies- vffle. Foods Displayed For Holidays RALEIGH It's a "buyer's market" this week as grocery stores display foods in all their glory for Christmas holidays. Plentiful is the word for most fresh fruits this Christmas season, reports Miss Gaynelle Hogan, consumer marketing economist of N.

C. State. Crisp tasty apples lead the parade with small size, bag apples, the economical choice. Ah increase in citrus shipments is resulting in good supplies of oranges, grapefruit, and tangerines. California grapes, from large storage holdings, continue plentiful.

And for those who want something different, there are strawberries from Florida and melons from Mexico and America. A large array of fresh vegetables await you at the produce counter. North aCrolina is supplying us with greens end sweet potatoes, but the bulk of the vegetables are from Florida. You'll find celery plentiful and reasonable. There are also good supplies of beans, radishes, a carrots, cucumbers, peppers, and tomatoes.

I i pcbato prices continue to "ease- GIVE A GIFT OF BEAUTY from Maxine's Beauty Shop Yes, you can give a brand new coiffure, a new hair color, or a a wave to all those women on your Christmas gift List. up." A short crop plus a strong demand from processing plants is the reason for the firm market. The reasonable potato buy is the round white in the large pound bag and some brands of instant flake potatoes. Ham for Christmas holiday is almost as traditional as turkey at Thanksgiving. Take 3'our pick country style ham, ready-to-cook, cook-before-eating, boneless, or canned hams.

For busy days, a canned ham may be the answer it can be prepared in i Some small hams, under three pounds, are sterilized and can be stored room temperature. Large canned hams need refrigeration. Always read the label. will be among the low cost holiday meats. If a whale or half turkey is too much, buy turkey parts turkey breasts, legs, 'thighs.

Other may prefer a cooked ready to eat turkey, or a smoked turkey. If it's a frozen turkey, remember to buy it far enough ahead to allow for adequate thawing time in the home refrigerator (there sre stores that will thaw it for you.) For one of the lighter meals during the holidays, don't overlook eggs. Eggs continue to be one of the better protein buys. Scrambled eggs with cheese, bacon or ham, is a quick and easy rnaal that can be cooked in minutes. WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET MONDAY P.

M. The Lumberton a Spent $5, $10, $15, $25, $50 lub wL11 meet Monday evening, Sometimes it's the little things that make the biggest hit. Take a tip from Lady Buxton! whatever you wish -for a Gift of Beauty certificate at Maxines Beauty Shop, Elm Street. Beauty gift certificates are attractive, welcome. Come in today and pick up one or several.

December 21, at 8 o'clock in the Elks Lodge, Water street. Those attending are asked to take toys or fruit for the project sponsored by the Elks Lodge. WORTH WOMACK, JR. president of Selenia Commercial col lege, is shown as he crowncdMISS LYNDA IHNSON of Chadbourn, as "MJss Selenia Commercial College." Shown at right; is her escort, Larry Wittington. The coronation Ball was held' Tuesday, December 15, at Pine Crest Country Club.

Around The Home By BARBARA O'BRYANT CHRISTMAS RECIPES Throughcut the year we have shared many recipes. I would feel I had slighted you if I did not give you some Christmas favorites which certainly may be used throughout the year. CHRISTMAS WASSAIL 1 gallon of Christmas cheer 2 gallons of neighborly love 2 quarts of joy 1 gallon of happiness Circle Meetings At Barnesville 1 pint of left over Thanksgiving spirt 3 gallons of Christmas Spirit Mix all ingredients. and stir with a gay motion. When set, season with smile.

Do not seal cr let become stale. This recipe is enough to fill everybody's cup spontaneously and simultaneously. In case of left overs, work recipe over end serve during This recipe has won i Prize in millions of homes, -v' CHRISTMAS RECIPE Tak'e a quart of joy. and.kind-. ness A peck of Folks and kin.

And toss some laughter in. Give a GIFT Thai Keeps Hn Giving a LIVING CHRISTMAS GIFT! a i your friends admire their plant, they will remember you gave it, and your friendship will grow with it' For an inexpensive But Nice Present Give a Plant See Us For Your LANDSCAPING BLACKMON'S GARDEN SHOP LUMBER RIVER NURSERY Open Sundays 1 to p.m. PHONE 739-5992 Fairmont Rd. Lumbcrlon Melvin Wilkcrson Life Insurance Savings Educations Mortgage Retirement Income Farm Bureau INSURANCE SERVICES 50G E. 22nd St.

Phone 739-3231 739-7200 SUGAR'S Downtown-Biggs Park Christmas Store Hours 9 AM to 9 PM SATURDAYS--9 A.M. To 7 P.M. BARNESVILLE The Ssn- ford Jenkins circle of Bethes- Ta ke a amount of- givmg. 1 and spread it generously. Read directions da Methodist church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.

Leggett, with fifteen members present. Mrs. Robert Earl Lewis, chairman, presided. Mrs. Bill McLell-n gave the Mrs.

Pee Legge.t was in charge of the program, "A Christmas Stcry." Those on the program were s. Leggstt and Bill McLellsn. Mrs. Proctor Leggelt gave the secretary's report and the treasurer's report was given by --Mr. and Mrs.

Charles B. Mrs. Carl Britt. Creech, Rt. 1, Red Springs, a Each brought a Dec.

15. Christmas gift, and exchanged -Mr and Mrs. Billy Ray Car- with others. ter, Rt. 4, Box 426, Lumberton, Mrs.

Carl Britt dismissed the a Dec. 16. meeting with prayer. Mr and Mrs Chrence Glo- Ivor. Rt.

I Box 557 St Pauls Mrs. Leggeic assisted by her in the Book sad; apply them carefully. Garnish well with human kindness And crystal leaves of cheer, And you will a batch of Christmas To last the coming year. Hospital Births A "Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration" is held the first week of September each year at Snelbyville, Tenn. There's just a little bit of enough on it to make it lady-like.

Shadow Shades by LADY UXTON In assorted shadow colors. From $2.00 Jlus tax. 'for feminine fashions" Elm Street LumberlBii Get that CHRISTMAS CLEANING done Now! Busy Shopping? We'll Pick-up and Deliver PHONE 732-4515 Bring Your Best Bib 'n' Tucker Here for Prompt, Expert Cleaning In Time For The Holidays. There's still time to have your rugs, draperies and Home Furnishings Cleaned For Holiday Entertaining. SMITH'S Sanitary Cleincrs--W.

5(K Street daughter, Vickio served assorted sandwiches, a punch. During the meeting recordings of Christmas Carols were playsd. The Pauline circle of Bsthasda Methodist church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Horace Sealey with seventeen members present. Mrs.

II. F. Ivey, vice- chairman, presided. Mrs. Ivey gave the devoticml.

Mrs. Judy Barfield wss in charge of the program "The Christmas Story." Those on the program were Mmcs. Willie Sealey. Paul Sealey. Albert Ivey and William Ivey.

During the program re- i cording of Christmas Carols were ussd. Mrs. Jerry Page, secretary, gave a report and the treasurer, Mrs. Olin Rogers, reported. Each member brought a Christmas gift, and exchanged with others.

The meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs. Albert Ivey. The hostess served oien face i sajxhviches. potato chips, cup cakes and punch. i S.

S. CLASS Wednssday evening at 7 o'- i dock, the Adult Sunday School class of Bothesda Methodist met at 1 for their Crxtmas g2i.4gcther. The thirty members enjoyed a i seafood dinner. Ivor. Rt.

1, Box 557. i girl, Dec. 36. i --Mr. and Mrs.

Jimmv Baker iVvilloughby, 611 i 1 Lumberton. twins, a boy and a igirl, Dsc. 15. --Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Connor, SAL Just In Time Christmas and giving OUR ENTIRE STOCK FALL AND WINTER CO ATS SUITS Off A Vz Price Buy Several! Save Double! Cora P. Powell, Inc. Elm St. 176 Coleman Lurnberlon, a boy, Dec. 16.

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