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The Daily Record
Dunn, Harnett County, North Carolina
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Spring Branch community newsletter reports upcoming Homecoming Day church services, local family visits, weekly prayer meetings, Training Union ice cream social, child's tonsil surgery recovery, successful Bible school, military leaves and returns, 4-H dairy demonstration participation, and YWA prayer meeting in Sampson County, North Carolina.
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By RACHEL JACKSON
We are all looking forward to Homecoming Day on Sunday and an all day program too. Dr. Waldon will give the morning message and Rev. Russell of Dunn First Baptist Church will have the afternoon service. Mr. Lynch of Buies Creek will be down for the week again directing the music. Everyone is invited to come, bring a lunch and stay for the afternoon services.
Misses Jean and Joan Johnson were visiting their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Tew Sunday.
Miss Louise Hairr visited Martha Lou West over the weekend.
Cottage Prayer meetings are held each night this week. Monday night at Mr. O. C. Jackson, Tuesday night Mr. John Stones, Wednesday night at the Church. Thursday night Mrs. Lula Gainey and Mrs. E. T. Tew and Friday night Mr. Sam Strickland.
Ice cream is freezing! The members of the Training Union will be on hand Wednesday afternoon at 6:30 P. M. to eat ice cream and cake. This is the type social we like and aren't we glad that a Standard Training Union must have a social each quarter.
Little Miss Janice Beasley had her tonsils removed Friday in Fayetteville and is back home now doing nicely.
Bible school was a success and everyone enjoyed the picnic and commencement program Friday night. We all learned a lot this week and were proud of our record.
Corby Bass came in Monday on a ten day leave. Just in time for Home coming huh! Corby? Well we know you like to eat.
Graham Hairr has changed ships now and is on his way to Korea again.
Jerry Warren, who is in the U S Navy, returned to his base recently.
after being home on leave. Earl Core got a few days pass last week and he and Betty Jane were visiting their parents for those few days. It was nice of them to lend a hand during Bible School.
Joyce Jackson and Marjorie Jackson competed in the district Dairy Foods Demonstration in Fayetteville on Wednesday. They are representing our County (Sampson) and Mingo School. The winners of this contest will not be announced until a later date. These girls are really working hard in their 4-H Club work and we wish them the best of luck.
The Y W A met with Mrs. Ernest Hairr on Monday night. The meeting was a prayer meeting and regular program combined with our Heck-Jones Memorial program.
Those present for the meeting were Mrs. W. W. Williford, Joyce and Juanita Lee, Vivian Tart, Elizabeth Naylor, Willoway Naylor, Mary Jackson and Rachel Jackson. The YWA wish to thank Mrs. Hairr for inviting us to her home.
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Spring Branch, Sampson County
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This Week
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janice beasley recovering nicely after tonsil removal; bible school concluded successfully with picnic and program; 4-h demonstration winners to be announced later; military personnel on leave or returning to duty.
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Local news column covers anticipation for Sunday Homecoming Day all-day church program with morning message by Dr. Waldon, afternoon service by Rev. Russell of Dunn First Baptist, and music direction by Mr. Lynch of Buies Creek; invitation to bring lunch. Family visits including Jean and Joan Johnson to grandparents E. T. Tews, and Louise Hairr to Martha Lou West. Schedule of cottage prayer meetings this week at homes of O. C. Jackson (Mon), John Stones (Tue), church (Wed), Lula Gainey and E. T. Tew (Thu), Sam Strickland (Fri). Training Union ice cream and cake social Wednesday at 6:30 PM. Janice Beasley had tonsils removed in Fayetteville Friday and is home recovering. Bible school success with Friday night picnic and commencement. Corby Bass on 10-day leave from Monday. Graham Hairr changed ships en route to Korea. Jerry Warren returned to US Navy base after leave; Earl Core and Betty Jane visited parents on short pass and helped with Bible school. Joyce and Marjorie Jackson represented Sampson County and Mingo School in district 4-H Dairy Foods Demonstration in Fayetteville Wednesday, results pending. YWA prayer and Heck-Jones Memorial program meeting Monday at Mrs. Ernest Hairr's home, attended by W. W. Williford, Joyce and Juanita Lee, Vivian Tart, Elizabeth and Willoway Naylor, Mary and Rachel Jackson. Incomplete note on Baccalaureate Sunday School.