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Mesdames Perkins,
Kennedy Elntertain
A deUghtfal party was kItwi
by Mrs. Bon Parkins and Mrs.
liay Kennedy at the Perkliu
borne In Wllkeeboro Thorsday
erenlnc, harlns meets tor five
tables of bridge. A dessert course
was aerred at the conclusion of
play. High and second high
score awards went to Mrs. Rob
ert Damachroder and Mrs. James
Lowe, and Mrs. James Somers
was the winner of the bingo
prise.
Barbara Field’s smooth little
black sheer steps right out
of Gl.amour to make you the
sm.artest little gal-about-
town. Note the hug-me-
p!ea.se waistline, the pretty,
perky, white tlaisy lacc trim.
H’r.ck onlv. Sizes 9 to l.v $10
Bz Libris club
with Mrs. Vernon
hom'e on Ninth Street
ernpon for their f^nit^Up
meeting, following an iafom^
hour together tlurlng which time
some plans were ' made for the
club, the hostess served tempting
refreshments.
f jl^^llBded by
Pv«d«y -fi^
•Md
Mrs. Bon Perkins
Bridge Club Hostess
The members of the Friday
evenfng bridge club and a num
ber of additional mests were
delightfully enterUlned by Mrs.
Bon Perkins at hop home in Wil-
kesboro Friday evening. Bridge
was played _ at three tables wltt
top score prise for club members
going to Mrs. N. O. Smoak'and
for the visitors to Mrs. William
Barber. Mrs. N. B. Smlthey won
the high score prise in the game
of rook, which was In play at
two tables, and Mrs. C. H. Hul-
cher was the winner In bingo. A
dessert course was served at the
close of the evening.
id at
A(Jams
First Baptist Young
People Attend Camp
A number of Young * People
from the North Wllkesboro First
Baptist church attended camp
last week at All Healing Springs
near Taylorsville held for the
Junior Girl’s Auxiliary and the
Junior Royal Ambassadors. A-
mong those spending a part or
all of the week were Nancy
Sturdivant, Sarah Lou Chip-
man, Betty Lou Lyall, Marie
Croon, Settle Chloe Payne, and
Kent Sturdivant. Mrs. W. K.
Sturdivant was one of the Coun
sellors for the camp. Miss Lunda
Hendren. Mrs. S. B. Moore, and
Mrs. Rufns Church visited the
camp Thursday evening to at
tend the coronation exercises.
Mrs. Church took a group of In
termediate Girls to enter camp,
Christine God bey, Catherine
Walker, Georgia Lou Sprinkle,
Julia Felts, and Patsy Eller.
Mrs. J. J. Hayes
Gives Two Parties
Jean's Shop
Mrs. Johnson J. Hayes was
hostess at two lovely parties at
her home in Wllkesboro enter
taining Friday morning and Sat
urday evening. For Friday morn
ing Mrs. Hayes had guests for
breakfast at ten o’clock, after
which bridge was played at three
tables. Mrs. W. F. Blair won top
score prlxe, Mrs. O. "Ti Dohghton,
second high score, and Mrs. Rus
sell G. Hodges low score award.
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Sjfeirday afta^
Candtlll
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Ky. The go^ii^an&a at four o’,
clock and il^ed an ' ice
eourae, tha l^Mtm;Mng aaalsted
by her 8lster> lIlifc^^'Mnrphy Hnnt,
and Mrs. Paul Ofaan. Mrs. Can-
dll, wife of D?. J?tul Candlll, is
visiting hia pdi^nta, Rev. and
Mra. C. M. Cami!^ at Hays, and
Mrs. Jeffrlaa WM hare for An
week-end wlHi her husband. Dr.
CampbMl, who preached at the
First Baptist diarch Sunday.
Both of the, hoUbrees were re
membered with gifts.
Rayhill Victory Party
Is Held On Saturday
Boone, Aug. 1—^Victory over
Germany end Japan was cele
brated Saturday evening at Ray-
hill when "Mayor” and Mrs.
Davis entertained some fifty
guests with a six o’clock dinner,
served In the city park. Last
party being in 1940.
The menu consisted of chick
en and noodles, baked beans,
tomatoes, cucum.berB, onlonis,
harvard beets, aU kinds of pies,
rolls, butter and coffee.
A short business session was
held with "Mayor” Davis presid
ing assisted by his secretary Miss
Lucille Scroggs. of Moravian
fokB ltm%; 6| Itejrai
^ JaDVeitefai
"OWaf’of^Poffotf'i»i«i./Wii
Mrs. Miller batng’oamed’^ niiiBb'
ant. Bate Soroggg
them with the official Badi^ of
Weir offloe.^
Prliee. were awarded by draw-
nlg, 3.' B. Carter of North Wil-
keeboro winning the first one,
which was a Florida rasor back
ham. Hiss Rath Hubbard of Mo
ravian F^la, won the eaoond, a
three-pqn'nd can of Florida Spry.
Mrs. R. A. Greer won the third
prize a box of animal soap.
After dinner wae served, en
tertainment was fnmlshed by
the Rutherford Mountain orches
tra, consisting of instrumental
and vocal numbers, also some
specialty daneas.
Old time square dancing was
enjoyed by all under direction
of Mrs. Julia C. Pudaley, Green
wood, S. C,. and Mrs. Mary Ca-
nen of St. Petersburg, Fla.
'Following were guests:
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Neal,
Westminster, Mass.; Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Scroggs, St. Peters-
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