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Jaiie Hart Givan
ajr Farty Satvrday ,
Mn. Bill Hart entertained at
a ekHdren’e party at ber home
on B Street Saturday afternoon
-fhonorins her daughter, Peggy
Jane, on her eighth birthday an-
{ nlrenary. The children were led
[(Un a conple of contests and later,
la games on the lawn by Mrs.
Hart, assisted by her sister, Mrs.
Henry Daris, of Honda. Ruby
Jones and Bobby Hubbard won
prises in the contests.
The dining room, where the
tdilldren were invited after the
games, was decorated in pink
and white roses and the table
was covered with a white cloth,
centered with a birthday cake of
the same color bearing eight
pink candles. An ice course was
served to the little folks. The
honoree received a large num-
of beautiful gifts.
Those who came to celebrate
the occasion with Peggy Jane
were IP^ances Rousseau, Nancy
Rousseau, Peggy Finley, Lucille
Casey, Gordon Reins, Nancy For
ester, Ruby Jones, Jane Jones,
Jane Perry, Bertha Jean Myers,
Marjorie Hart, Mary Dula, Zelle
Smoak, Patsy Ruth Hadley, Hel
en Caudill, Bobby Hubbard and
Buddy Forester.
Business Woman’s Circle
Met With Mrs. Tal Barnes
The Business Woman’s Circle
of the First ^aptlst church met
^ at the home of Mrs. Tal Barnes
^3|^on Monday evening for the June
Sp* meeting and was attended by
around fifteen members. Miss
Manle Brewer presided for the
business session and Mrs. A. C.
i Dennis, president of the Mission-
;/ ary Society, met with the group
f and led an impressive devotional
i: period. Mrs. Barnes was prograrc
leader and was assisted in giv-
^ ing the program by Miss Lunda
t Hendren and Mrs. Gilbert Post-
I er. An ice course was served at
; the close of the evening by Mrs.
i Barnes.
Social Calendar*
Mrs. A. F. Kilby and Mrs.
Eh M. Long will join as hostess
to the members of the Idle-
wise clnb at the home of Mrs.
Kilby on nmrsday evening at
e4d>t o’clock.
Circle No. 4 of the First
Baptist church, will meet Fri
day evening at 7:80 o’clock at
the home of Mrs. Gilbert Fost
er.
The monthly meeting of the
Legion Auxiliary will bet hrid
on Mtmdsy evening at 7:45
o’clock at the Legion clnb-
honse.
Mias Myrtle Yates
Hostess At Party
A lovely party of last week
was the one given by Miss Myrtle
Yates at her home in Wilkes-
boro Thursday evening, enter
taining a number of her friends.
White and pink roses made a
beautiful decoration for the
home. Various games furnished
amusement throughout the eve
ning, the prizes going to Miss
Nora Belle Yates, Miss Helen
Bumgarner and M r. Spenser
Richardson. Following the games
delicious refreshments were
served. A number of boys and
Kiris enjoyed the hospitality of
Miss Yates.
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Jeffenibn Bavts^ nslal day was
. Sunday, June S, and the pro
gram for t^e afternoon In kwp*'
ing with the occasion was- glv-i
en nnder the dtrectlon of Mm. C.
D. Coffey, Sr. Each member
present gave hom* Item of Inter--
est pertaining to the life of Da
vis and Mrs. Coffey told about
the monumenta erected in his
honor throughout the south and
his statue in the Hall of Fame
In Washington, B. C. Mis# Ellen
Robinson read an Interesting ar
ticle on Mrs. Bavltf as "First
Lady of the Confederacy."
The Dtotrlct meeting held In
Boone Friday May 25, was pre
sided over by rte chairman of
district. Miss Lucy Finley, and
at the meeting Monday afternoon
Miss Finley, Mrs. W, C. Grier,
Mrs. B. R. Underwood. Miss Rob
inson and Mrs. Coffey gave fine
reports of the meeting.
The business part of the meet
ing was in charge of the presi
dent, Mrs. Underwood, and the
main item of business was mak
ing plans for a birthday party
at the September meeting, which
will be the next regular meeting
of the chapter, since.lt has dis
banded for the summer months.
At the September meeting the
chapter will celebrate Its twenty-
third anniversary.
noon
Minton was hostdiiito the
bers of her Circle-and had stxIojiiiHted with Mrs. CnHiton pre-
U. D. C. Held Interesting
Meeting Monday Afternoon
The celebration of Jefferson
Davis’ birthday and reports from
the di.strlct meeting held at
Boone recently were events at
the monthly meeting of the U.
D. C. Monday afternoon that
made it one of much importance.
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. J. G. Hackett and
joining with Mrs. Hackett as
hostess was Mrs. Minnie Hunt
and a splendid attendance of
Wilkesboro Y. W. A. Met
With Mrs. G. T. Mitchell
Mrs. G. T. Mitchell was hos
tess to the members of the Wil-
kesboro Y. W. A., of the Baptist
church, at her home on Monday
evening and the election of two
new officers was the main Item
of business during the bnslness
session, which was presided ov
er by Miss Katharine Hendren,
Mrs. Avery Church was chosen
as president and Miss Helen
Bumgarner as vice - president.
Miss Helen Blevins was in
charge of an interesting Mis
sionary program and those help
ing her with the program were
Misses Vivian Johnson and Hel
en Bumgarner. The devotional
was led by Miss Joyce Wellborn.
The ten members attending
were served dainty refreshments
during the social hour.
Baptist Circles Held
Monthly Meeting# Tuesday
Splendid meetings were held
by three of the North Wilkesboro
Baptist circles on Tuesday afte'.’-
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members andjitwo visitora pres
ent. Mrs. Minton presided for
routine business and. lira. Tip
MoNell taught another lesson in
the'MIssloa study'book, Mn. A.
C. Dennis, president of. the
dety, met with the circle and
conducted the devotional period,
The .Dosier Circle* with Mnf.
B. M. Blackhurn in charge, was
entertained by Mrs. J. -O. .Emer
son. Ten members were present.
The regular rontlne of ^ business
was transacted and a program
made out to be given at the gen
eral meeting of the Society on
fllpeaday. The penonal servioe
work for the month Vu also dis
cussed.^ Mrs. Cyras McNeil was
announced 'aa the next hosteaa.
Circle No. 8 met with Mrs. D.
S. Lane, who is chairman of the
circle, with an sttendanee of six
members. No program was given
as the time was spent In the
transaction of a number of busi
ness matters. A delightful eoeial
hour followed each of the meet
ings with delicious refreshments
being served by the various hos
tesses.
Preshjrterian Circle# Held
Splendid Meetings Tuesday
All four circles of the North
Wilkesboro Presbyterian church
held enthusiastic meetings on
Tuesday, Circles No. 1 and No.
2 meeting in the evening and
the other two in the afternoon.
Circle No. 1, Mrs. D. J. Carter
chairman, was entertained by
Mrs; Fred Finley and had ten
members present. Mrs. J. P.
Mills, a visitor of the circle, gave
tbe Bible Study.
Miss Jeannle and Clara Ogll-
vie were hostesses to Circle No.
2 at tjieir home in Oakwoods
with an attendance of nine mem-
,bers. Mrs. Gordon Forester,
chairman, presided for routine
business and tbe Bible study was
given by Miss Clara-Ogilvie. Mrs.
A. R. Ogilvie was the visiting
secretary.
Miss Louise Vyne was hostess
to Circle No. 3 with an attend
ance of thirteen members. The
program for the afternoon was
as follows: Bible Study by Mrs.
J. C. McDiarmid, the prayer topic
for month by Mrs. Gordon Fin
ley, and a synopsis of the Pres
byterian survey by Miss Cather
ine McDiarmid. Mrs. C. C. Paw
was in charge of the business
session.
Circle No. 4, Mrs. A. A. Cash-
ion chairman, met at tbe home
of Mrs. M. A. Vickery with Mrs.
J. P. Mills as joint hostess. Elev-
'Mai
^ ki#«a -was
urer; 1
fng aaoM
.-Mozrlsoni
tary.
sldli j|i-Mrs. A. R. Ogilvie ?was
visklgf secretary making a very
intwestlng talk on ‘'Christian
Social Service,” In the absence
of MrS.;^C. D. Ooffey. Jr.,‘ Mrs;
So-TmUIs gate an inspiring Bible
lasBoa on Mark. Following each
of the meetings a pleasant social
ry; gndg|^'
correspocdtiil
Reports from the meeting of
the State«Federation of Woman’s
clubs were glvenaby Mrs. C. H.
Hnleher, Mrs.' J,
ahj| Mrs. L. B.
B. „Hendenion
Dula? At the
refreshments were
served.
hour was enjoyed while tempttng c!m« of the evening hostess
es served delicious rtfreshment#
:to the large number of members
and vlMtors attending during a’
pleasant social hour. Presiding
for the meeting was the-retlrlng
president, Mrs. L. B. Bula.
N. W. Methodist Auxiliary
Met Tuesday Aftmrnooii^
With tbe president, Mn. J, C.
Reins, presiding the June meet
ing el the North Wilkesboro
Methodist Anxillary waa]f
Tuesday afternoon in the ladies”
parlor of thelshurch with aa-at
tendance of twenty-seven mem
bers, The nsnal reports were
heard and a number of basiness
matters came up for discussion.
The meeting opened with the
singing of a hymn after which
Mrs. R. M.^ Brame led in prayer.
Instead of tbe regular program
Mrs. W> P. Horton gave a full
report of the Missionary Confer
ence held a t Hendersonville
someltlme ago. M r s. Ernest
Blackman gave several items
from the Missionary bulletin.
The attendance award went to
the Franklin circle with twelve
members present.
Mrs. Donald Lumpkin^
F«M At Two Partiea':^
Two deilghtfni social conrte-
sles were extend^ed to Mrs. Ron
ald Lumpkin, of Durham, who le
a guest this week of her, daugh
ter, Mrs. Palmer Horton, on
Monday and Tuesday when Mrs.
Horton entertained at her home
on Sixth Street at ' rook and
bridge. Fbr both parties an
abundance of mixed ent flowers,
with roses predominating, were
attractively arranged' through
out the home.
On Monday afternoon two
^nteiKwlth
in th^game.
In aurvlng;
h»g Trttesitmenta IB two «
The honoree received a
remembrance from her dautfla|f^;{,
and Mrs. W. P. Horton was'gni^
a prise for ber.aii^
A hridge-IuBcheon was
forn^ of entertainment for Thug*
day with three tables liidtaiK
made np for the,i,game la
morning, and aftOTWards a
coarse luncheon was serval ;
one o’clock. The boetess^wi
slated at this time by Mrs. IMk-
er Newton. In the bridge otmmp
titlon the high score award was
won by Mn. D. J. Carter wMh
the traveler’s prise going to Vhi||^
Frank Somers. Mn. LniiiHig:
was again remembered .
gift,
When we "fool around" WHBt
every new farming fad we MT
to realise that our state agllH^
tnral colleges spend public
ey on experimental work te aasu
us from private loss.
Aa the growing season alwum-
es, guard against letting mur
■oil leak water throngh wieiA
Wilkesboro Woman’s Club
Had Interesting Meeting
A musical program rendered
by a number of visitors from
Lenoir was a special feature of
the monthly meeting of the Wil
kesboro Woman’s club on Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs.
C. H. Hnleher with Mrs, J. R.
Henderson, Mrs. J. B. Hender
son and Mrs. R. E. Prevefte Join
ing hospitality with Mrs. Hulch-
er. Other features of the pro
gram were the installation of of
ficers and a report from the
State Federation of Woman’s
clubs held at Asheville last
month.
Mrs. R. E. Prevette, music de-
Ipartment chairman, was pro
gram leader and introduced the
visitors from Lenoir, who gave
a most entertaining program.
The group was composed of Miss
Claire Ordway, violinist, Mrs.
Hunt Gwyn, pianist, and Misses
Elizabeth Clonlger and Ruth
Rash, and Ira Wood, who gave
several instrumental numbers as
an ensemble. Following their
program Miss Ordway gave a
splendid talk on music.
Tbe officers installed to lead
the club In another year’s work
were Mrs. C. H. Cowles, presl-
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