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spending the Christmas season in
Caledonia, Miss., as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Porter.
THE CAIRO MESSENGER. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1949
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall, Jr.,
spent the weekend with home
folks in Cochran.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
The First Methodist Church
will observe Student Recognition
in the service next Sunday morn
I ing at eleven o’clock. Several of
; the college students will partici
pate in the program. The pastor
will speak from the theme: “Mid
Century Students’’. There wer e
forty-eight young people from
this church away in college
training schools during the fall
semester. It is in special recog¬
nition of these and the high
school students that the program
has been arranged.
Parents, teachers and all stud¬
ents are especially invited. At
the evening hour the pastor will
speak on the' theme: “It Is Later
Than You Think.”
Wednesday, January 4th. will
be the time for Church Night
Supper and the meeting of the
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Official Board ... 7:30 p. m. Let
the ringing of the tower chimes
Sunday morning remind you of
your opportunity to worship in
your own church.
Program
The following program will be
rendered at the First Methodist
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Presiding Officer Wayne
Walker, Jr.
Organ Prelude—Miss Mary
Van Landingham, Guest Organist.
Call to Worship — Presiding
Officer.
Hymn No. 276—Lead On O
King Eternal—Shurtleff.
Invocation — John B. Wight
3rd.
Affirmation of Faith—Apostles
Creed.
Prayer and Choral Amen—Rev.
Max Barlow.
Scripture, Romans 12:1-21—
Miss Dorothy Lundy.
Special—Choir.
Presentation of the Students—
By the Pastor.
Appreciations Miss Alice
Williams.
Offertory Prayer—Miss Betty
Robertson.
Hymn No. 315—How Firm A
Foundation—In Roppon’s Selec¬
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Sermon—“Mid-Century Stud¬
ents”—By the Pastor.
Hymn No. 266—O Young and
Fearless Prophet—Harlow.
Benediction.
Doxology.
Postlude.
The following students will
serve as ushers: Jimmy Collins,
Billy Oliver, Howard Griner, Bob
Bussy, Bob Lashley, Glen Brown,
Robert Barrineau and John Le
Gette.
All parents, teachers and stud¬
ents—College and high school—
will be our special guests.
Mrs. W. E. Young is Secretary
of Student Work.
COLORED LEGION AUX.
SEEK NEW MEMBERS—
The colored Legion Auxiliary
unit, which was organized a few
months ago with 18 members, is
moving along with progress, and
now have a total of 24 members.
The Unit had in their treasure
Dec. 16, $51.61. The Auxiliary
sponsored a good-will program
for Christmas which provided
eight baskets for needy families,
and also sponsored a dance at the
Legion Home Dec. 26th. which
proved very successful in build¬
ing up treasury funds.
The Legon Auxiliary has an¬
other project planned for the near
future—that of providing Venet¬
ian blinds for the Legion club¬
house. In the midst of these
activities, the Unit now has a
drive on for 75 members, hoping
all the eligible women will con¬
tact Helen Williams or Sarah
Cloud. Historian is Betsy C. Van
dergriff, P. O. Box 65, Cairo.
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MR., MRS. BELCHER HAVE
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNI—
On Tuesday, Dec. 20, Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Belcher celebrated
their golden wedding anniver¬
sary at their home, three and
one-half miles north of Cairo.
Every member of the family was
with them for the day, namely:
Mr. and Mrs. R. Herschel Belcher
and son, Bobby, of Dahlonega,
Bascom A. Belcher, of Canal
Point, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Belcher and son, Keith, of Cairo,
and daughter, Mrs. James Fowl¬
er, of Sautee, Mr. and Mrs. Gor¬
don Dollar and son, Morris, of
Cairo, Misses Pearl and Ruth
Belcher, of Cairo, and Miss Tabi
tha Belcher, of Baltimore, Md.
On Sunday afternoon, Dec. 25,
Mr. and Mrs. Belcher’s sons and
daughters entertained at open
house in honor of their mother
and father.
The gold and white motif was
artistically carried out in the
beautiful decorations which fea¬
tured vases and bowls of yellow
and white chrysanthemums and
yellow gladioli. The coffee table,
overlaid with a hand-made cro¬
cheted cover, was centered with
an arrangement of yellow gladi¬
oli on a silver tray with white
candles in crystal holders on op¬
posite sides.
Coffee was poured by Miss
Pearl Belcher. Individual white
iced cakes with embossings of
orange blossoms and the figures
50, salted mints and gold and
white party mints were served
with the coffee.
All of the daughters and daugh¬
ters- in-law assisted in serving
and entertaining. The gentlemen
of the family acted as floor
hosts.
Mrs. Belcher for the occasion
wore a black crepe with a pur¬
ple orchid corsage.
About seventy-five ' called be¬
tween three and five o’clock to
offer their good wishes and con¬
gratulations.
Mrs. Bell Williams, Mrs. Belch¬
er’s only sister, and Mrs. Ed
Farnell, who is visiting in Mia¬
mi, Fla., are the only persons of
Grady County who attended the
marriage on Dec. 20, 1899.
Mr. Belcher, son of the late
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the years have lived lives
piety and soundness, of
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Church and have been faithful
and devoted to its causes and
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DR. AND MRS. MARTIN
HAVE XMAS PARTY__
Dr. and Mrs. James L. Martin
entertained a group of friends
from Berlin at a Christmas party
on Thursday evening, Dec. 22.
The evening was spent in play,
ing games and having contests; a
tour of the city was made to see
the colorful Christmas decor
ations. Following the refresh¬
ments time gifts were presented
to the guests from a beautiful
Christmas tree.
•Those participating in the party
with Dr. and Mrs. Martin were:
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Miley, Mr.
and Mrs. Emory Barnhill, Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Rogers, Mr.
and Mrs. Williford Joiner and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 0. H.
P. Juhan, II and son, and Miss
Elizabeth Juhan.
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