Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26

He writes not that you won or
lost.
But how you played the game.
Church services will be held in
the Methodist Church Sunday at
IL o'clock am. and five O'Clock
pm. Rev. Q. r. McIlwaln is the
pastor. The young folks will be
in charge of the vesper services
at 5 o'clock.
W.S.C.S. Meets
The Methodist W.S.C.S. met
Monday afternoon in the home Of
Mrs. NJ. w. Holmes for the regu-
lar program and the Bible Study,
Isaiah Speaks"
Mrs. j. E. Hagin, president,
called the meeting to order and
led a short business session.
Mrs. c.. L. Brock gave the de-
votional and had charge of a
very interesting program on
'Literacy and Christian Litera-
ture''.
Isaiah Speaks" was given by
Mrs. Hagin. This is a very splen-
did study.
The hostess served a delicious
dessert plate.
Mrs. Grady Ellis, Mrs. c. M.
Tate, Mrs. Tommy Gelston and
Mrs. Dan Black. room mothers
for the third. fourth and fifth
grades. entertained with a Valen-
tines party Friday afternoon.
After enjoying some games. the
children were served heart shaped
sandwiches and drinks. Valen-
tine shaped baskets filled with
minis and balloons we're given es
favorS.
P.T.A. Meeting Held
TIE P.T.A. held its regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon in
the school auditorium. The meet
ing was called to order by the pre-
sident. Mrs. Luther Browning.
Mrs. Grady Ellis gave the devo-
tional. What P.T.A. Members
Should Know About Juvenile De-
linquency" was given by Mrs. r.
L. jackson. The room count was
won by Mrs. F. E. Tate's room.
West Pee Wee basketball teams
under the direction of Mr.. ]. T.
Montgomery, met the Lexington
Pee Wee teams Friday night in
the Lexington Gym. The West
girls won out by a wide margin
but the West boys suffered a de-
feat.
Reverend Earl Ezelle called on
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Brister Fri
day night.
VALENTINE PARTY
The children in the sixth and
seventh grades enjoyed a Valen-
tine party on Friday. Games
were played and then the Valen-
tine box was opened. Each child
received many love messages.
The room mothers served delight
full refreshments.
CHAPEL PROGRAM
Kay Martin was the announcer
of the chapel program which was
held in the auditorium o. Friday.
The Devotional vas given by the
sixth grade girls: Patsy Edwards,
Kay Martin. Alma Bell Norwood,
Jimmie Lynn Hawthorne, Mar
garet Weeks and Janice Stevens.
A piano solo was played by Alma
Belle Norwood. The sixth grade
boys gave a play "Snookie Wins.
Those taking part were: Douglas
Aldridge. Charles Allen. Donald
Wayne Caldwell, Tommie Ellis.
and Tommy Cakes. Carolyn
Browning played a piano solo. A
play "Sisterly and Brotherty
Love" was given by three eighth
grade students: Alvin Green, Jean
Green and Eva Mae Crow.
After spending several days in
the home of Col. and Mrs. H. w.
jackson of Camden, Mr.. w. H.
Jackson returned home on Fri
day.
MI. Ken Fowler, Jr. of Koscius-
ko was a business visitor here
on Thursday.
Friends of Margaret Holmes,
daughter of Mr.. Tommy Holmes
of Greenwood will be glad to
know that she Is better.
Roy Edwards attended to bus
mess in Brandon this week.
Mr.. Watt Brock, Mr.. Elmer
Freeman and their friend Mr..
McGehee of Columbus visited in
West Saturday.
Mr.. Horace BouchillOn carried
his brother Mr.. j. L. Bouchillon
of Durant to Memphis to Ken
nedy hospital Saturday. We hope
Mr.. Bouchillon is improving.