Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-25
B0bbitt Nevs
~ MRS. u. b. ALEXANDER.

Nv MRS, u. ID. AAEAtAINkOEH.
Miss Betty Young was a recent
,,;eitor in Louisburg.
lost Thursday night a number of
oronts from this community attend
~ the PIT. A. program at Zeb Vance
.obool which was sponsored by Mrs
Chorles Smith, a member of the pro-
oran, committee. Immediately follow
;no the Thanksgiving pageant Mrs.
Cnoi+h invited all to remain for a So
oio1 half-hour, during which time she
,o,,ved delicious refreshments to all
present. She was assisted by several
members of the PIT. A.
At the November meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society which
mas held at the home of Mrs. Henry
PARKS the following officers were
elected to serve during the coming
year: Mrs. T. r. Smith, president:
Miss Mary Rogers, vice-president:
Miss Addie Young, secretary; Miss
Maurice Rogers, treasurer; Mrs jim
Abbott. treasurer of Local Funds;
Mrs B. L. Rowland superintendent of
Rabv Specials and Assistant in Chill
dren's Work: Mrs. T. c. Gill, superin-
tendent Christian Social Relations.
Mrs. H. F. Mitchell, superintendent,
of Bible and Mission Study; Miss Ad-
die Young, superintendent of sup
plies; Mrs. P. c. Smith, superinten-
dent of Local Work and Mrs. u. B.
Alexander, superintendent of litera-
ture and Publicity.
The Mission Study class on the
hook What is This Moslem World"
was concluded on the second Sunday
night. The class gave a rising vote
of thanks to Mrs. Donald Mitchell
and Mrs. j. S. Rowland who had
charge of the study, for their faithful
services and interesting way they pre-
sented the work; they in turn thanked
each one who took part on the pro
grams and helped in making the class
a success. The last study was very fit
tingly ended with a quartette Garry
the Gospel Light sung by Mrs. Thad
Woodlief, Miss Addie Young, Mrs
Clifton Fuller and Mrs. U. B. Alex
ander.
A good many from here attended
the Annual Methodist Conference at
Raleigh which ended Sunday night.
Our former pastor, the Rev. 3. o.
Merritt, who had been on this circuit
for four years, was sent to Burlington,
and the Rev. J. A. Martin comes to
this charge.
Mrs. McCord of Greenwood, S. c.,
was recent guest of her niece, Mrs.
R. o. Woodlief.
Mrs. H. j. Johnson and Mrs. Ruby
HAYES were visited on the second Sun
dav by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wood
lief and children of Raleigh.
The Rev. ]. F. Herbert of Rocking
ham visited the Alexanders Monday
afternoon.
On a recent evening, Mrs. Will
Blackley entertained at a birthday
party honoring Miss Lilah Harris of
Henderson. About twenty young peo-
pie of Henderson and Bobbitt were
present. String music was enjoyed
throughout the evening and delicious
refreshments were served.
The November meeting of the Home
Demonstration Club was in the home
of Mrs. B. L. Rowland. They are be
ginning a study on Yard Beautifica>
ton.
We are very proud over the begin
ming the Zeb Vance team has made
this year. They were winners over
Henderson in the first game of the
season and over Townsville this week.
Those playing for Zeb Vance were:
Edwin Breedlove, James and Asa Kit
trell William Riggan and Vester
Young. Others in attendance from the
school and this community on Tues
day night were: Mr.. and Mrs. Burton,
Misses Hook, Estelle Parrish, Olivia
and Ethel Breedlove, Christine Fuller,
Helen Stone, Myra Huff and Miriam
Alexander, also a visitor, Herbert
Burton.