.1 I 4 THE STANLY NEWS PRESS, Albemarle, N.C., Thursday, February 13, 1997 Millingport news By Karen Lowder MILLINGPORT The members of Circle No. 3 of Salem Church United Methodist Women met in the home of Sarah Sides on Feb. 10. Esther Bryson was co-hostess with Mrs. Sides.
Mrs. Roxie Eudy called the meeting to order at 7 p.m. Sarah had the program, which was called "You Gotta Have Heart." It was taken from the January 1997 Response. Scripture was taken from Ephesians 3: 13-19. Sarah closed the program with a reading, "Rescue At Sea." Mrs.
Eudy presided during the business. The group made final plans for their bake sale. They discussed different mission projects. The meeting closed with the circle benediction. The hostesses served valentine refreshments.
Announcements Circle No. 3 of Salem United Methodist Church will have its annual take-home dessert bake sale. The sale will be on Feb. 16 at 9:15 a.m. at the church hut.
Millingport Extension Homemakers wiil meet Feb. 18 at 10 a.m. at Ora Hatley's home. Everyone is asked to bring her favorite salad dish. Circle No.
1 of Salem Church United Methodist Women will meet at Donna Hatley's Feb. 18 at 7 p.m. The Millingport School vs. Students has- Karen Lowder ketball game will be Feb. 28.
Come on out and see the women. and the men play. It starts at 6 p.m. Pizza and goodies will be served. Personals Johnny and Roxie Eudy had as their guests Sunday Jean and James (Koot) Whitesides of Greenville, S.C.
Hoyle, Sadine and Rita Page of Florida spent several days last week with Esther Bryson and Frank and Larvene Eury. Jo Anne Hainline returned Sunday from London, England. She spent two weeks working over there. Dot and Karen Lowder and Noella Zapisek attended the Vienna Boys Choir concert in Salisbury last Thursday night. The family of Bob Lowder would like to thank their many friends for all their kindnesses shown to them during their recent loss.
Ridgecrest news By Mrs. Willard Tucker RIDGECREST A special thanks to the Boy Scouts and their leaders for sharing a part of their work with the Ridgecrest Presbyterian Church congregation on Sunday. 1. Rev. Young's sermon was entitled "Love Has A Selective Mem.ory, Part and his scripture was Proverbs 10: 12, Matthew 5: 7-9 and Matthew 5: 38-48.
You are reminded of the Wednesday night meal on Feb. 19, beginning at 6:30 at the Ridgecrest Presbyterian Church fellowship building. The choir is trying to raise money for new choir robe collars, and they are planning a baked potato and salad bar meal. Donations will be accepted from! those who attend. 'Please let them' know if you plan to come out and eat.
Also, the Valentine Kings and Queens will be crowned at this meeting. Grover and Nada Furr will represent the older adult Sunday School Class. The Ridgecrest Cub Scouts will be going to see the Charlotte Checkers on Saturday. The Senior Citizens of the Ridgecrest Fire District will be entertained at their February meeting Friday, Feb. 28, by the Lawrence Barbee Band.
Please mark your calendars. Personals Mrs. Loretta Samples recently visited Mrs. Ramelle McLester, Ray and Bonnie Lambert, Mrs. Elma Lambert and Mrs.
Erma Lambert. She also went with Jeweline and Nathan Pate to the VA hospital in Durham and they shopped at the Burlington Outlet Stores. Mr. and Mrs. Coy Almond were Sunday dinner guests, of Vickie and Boyd Furr.
pard Mrs. Willard Tucker. Tim St. Clair of Richfield visited Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Almond on Saturday. He is Mrs. Almond's son. Mr. and Mrs.
Foreman Rushing have moved into their new home and on Monday a group of ladies from the area' visited and enjoyed lunch with them. Those attending were Mrs. Pauline Tucker, Mrs. Ramelle McLester, Mrs. Connie Lambert, Mrs.
Dessie McLester, Mrs. Emily Furr, Mrs. Yvonne Petty of Albemarle, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Almond and Mrs.
Jack Michel of Lake Norman. Mrs. Dessie McLester and Mrs. Connie Lambert visited Mrs. Bertie Lee Ritchie on Sunday afternoon.
Jim Eudy is home from Stanly Memorial Hospital and is doing much better. Continue to remember him in your prayers. Mrs. Elma Lambert had the misfortune of falling and breaking a rib. Please remember her in your prayers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lambert and children and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Teeter and children spent the weekend at the beach recently.
Sympathy is extended to the Voncannon family in the loss of their loved one. South Stanly news By Lizabeth Smith SOUTH STANLY The Health Clinic, sponsored by the Stanly County Health Department, will be held in the Greene Memorial Church Fellowship Hall on Wednesday, Feb. 19, from 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Surprise birthday party J.T. Kimrey honored his twin daughters, Nancy and Jane, with a surprise birthday party on Sunday, Feb.
2.0 at his home at 4 in the afternoon. Around 20 friends and relatives attended to enjoy the good time and refreshments. The honorees received some nice gifts and enjoyed the event. Ladies Club The Ladies Club of Cedar Grove United Methodist Church met on Sunday evening at 6 in the church. Dean Lee, president, called the group to forder.
Sharon Lowe had prayer. Brenda Poplin gave the program, after which Pam Smith, secretary, read the minutes of the January meeting. Karen Smith gave the treasurer's report. During the business session plans were made for a chicken barbecue supper to be held Saturday, March 8, at the church. Sympathy Sympathy is extended to the family and friends of this area of Crofferd Greene, who passed away on Feb.
5 in Alabama. Personals Mrs. Edna Preslar and Carolyn Preslar visited. Mrs. Pauline Greene in Shelby on GRAND OPENING COX USED OFFICE FURNITURE AND VENTURES INDOOR FLEA MARKET JUST RECEIVED Trailer load of Barber and Beauty Shop Equipment.
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Aileen Ballard of Kershaw, S.C., Aileen Jenkins of Rockingham and Ruth Kimrey of Albemarle visited Connie Simmons on Saturday. Joan Huneycutt grandchildren, Michael and Jordan Hiatt of Albemarle, and Louise Horton visited Mrs. Thelma Sutton in Pageland, S.C., on Sunday afternoon. Barbecue Aquadale' Volunteer Fire Department will hold its annual pork and chicken barbecue meals on Saturday, Feb. 15, in the Aquadale School Cafeteria.
Serving will be from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Everyone come out to support them? 1 1 1.
