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Clubs, Parties, Church Activities, Etc.
MIS9 MAMIE SOCK WELL — EDITOR
Miss Zimmerman
Honors Two
i Brides-Elect
As a courtesy for two brides
elect, Miss Mary Qage Barber
and Miss Betty Gray Church,
I Miss Billy Jo Zimmerman enter
; talned at a Coca-Cola party at
her home on D Street Saturday
afternoon. Miss Barber to wed
Joe Clements, and Miss Church
to wed Walter Morphls, Lexing
ton, each received corsages and
silyer in their patterns. Approxi
mately twenty guests among the
i younger set came at 5:30 o'clock
and during the hour the hostess
was aided by her mother, Mrs.
J. S. Zimmerman, and Miss Mary
( Louise Clements in serving tempt
i ing refreshments. Out of town
guest3 at the party were Miss
Mary Jewel Jenkins, of Yad
kinville, houseguest of Miss Ag
nes Ke^erly; and Misses Pat and
' Sue Rees, of Johnston City,
Tenn., who are here visiting with
their aunt, Miss Georgia Spen
cer. Mixed garden flowers made
a colorful setting for the guests.
Local Women Attend
Luncheon Meeting
Mrs. Edd F. Gardner and
Mrs. Ivey Moore attended &
luncheon meeting of the Execu
tire Board of the Statesvilie
district of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service held Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. H. A.
Poston at Mooresville. Mrs. Gard
ner is secretary of Youth Work
of the district and Mrs. Moore
is a sub-district chairman. Ap
proximately twenty women were
present and heard reports from
'he Workshop held at Lake Jun
aluska this summer, and made
some plans for the year's work
of the Society. The meeting of
the sub-district, of which Mrs.
Moore is chairman, will be held
in October at Granite Falls, date
of meeting to be announced lat
er.
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Mesdames Emerson
And Newton Give
Two Parties Friday
Mrs. Fred Emerson and Mrs.
W. K. Newton were hostesses at
two delightful parties given at
the Emerson home in Wilkes
boro Friday afternoon and ere-1
nlng. For the first party bridge
was played at three tables and
rook at two tables. High and
low score prises in the bridge
game went to Mrs. E. S. Cooper
and Mrs. C. B. Eller, and in rook
to Mrs. Warner Miller, Sr., and
Mrs. H. D. Caudill.
Five tables of bridge were in
play for the second party with
the prizes for high and low
scores going to Mrs. Rufus B.
Church and Mrs. Don Moffatt.
Honor gifts were presented to
two brides-elect, Miss Betty Gray
Church, who received china, and
Miss Lucille Casey, who was giv
en silver. Mrs. Gene Bailey, of
Williston, Florida, who is here
visiting her mother, Mrs. C. G.
Poindexter, was also remember
ed with a gift.
The hostesses served a des
sert course at the beginning of
play for each occasion, and used
quantities of mixed flowers for
decorations.
Miss Betty Gray
Church Given
Kitchen Shower
A kitchen shower was a de
lightful courtesy for Miss Betty
Gray Church, popular bride-elect
given Thursday evening by Mrs.
Wake Clark and Miss Betty
Summers at the home of Mrs.
Clark. A group of thirteen guests
showered the honoree with many
useful kitchen articles. Follow
ing an informal hour the hos
tesses served a salad course with
sweets.
Two out of town guests of the
party were Miss Martha Dalrym
ple, of Amory, Miss., and Miss
Carolyn Maass, Palm Beach, Fla.,
houseguests of Miss Billie Moote.
Sans Souci Club Met
With Mrs. Swofford
Mrs. Jack Swofford was hos
tess to the members of the Sans
Souci club and a few extra guests
at her home in Finley Park
Thursday evening. The guests,
who played bridge at two tables,
_were served cold drinks on .ar
rival and refreshments during
play. Prizes for high and second
high scores were won by Mrs. R.
H. Shell and Mrs. M. B. Mc
Neil. The club presented going
away gifts to two of their mem
bers, Mrs. A. H. Clark and Mrs.
Fred Clark, both of whom -ofte
leaving soon for future Resi
dences at Wilmington and^,Char
lotte.
Mrs. Hunt, Miss
Church Feted At Tea
To honor a bride and a bride
elect, Mrs. Lawrence Hunt and
Miss Betty Gray Church, Mrs. J.
Q. Adams and her two sisters,
Mrs. Mu*|?hy Hunt and Mrs.
Claude Johnson, entertained at a
lovely tea at the Adams home
on F Street Thursday afternoon.
The guests, consisting mostly of
friends of the two honorees, |
were received from four until j
six o'clock. Mrs. Hunt, the!
former Miss Myrtle Norrls, and
Miss Church to wed Walter Mor
phls, of Lexington, both received
from the hostesses corsages and
linen.
Friends assisting the hostess
es at the tea alternated during
the first and second hour. Mrs.
Joe Pearson and Miss Norma
Stevenson welcomed the callers
at the door and receiving with
the hostess trio and the two hon
or guests were Mrs. Stokes Hunt
and Mrs'. Rufus B. Church.
Mrs. Mary Moore Hix and Mrs.
Catherine , Carrington directed
guests to the dining room where
punch was poured by Mrs. J. M.
Crawford and Mrs. Frank Tom
linson. Those helping with the
serving were Mrs. Ward Ken
erly, Mrs. Edward Smoot Fin
ley, Mrs. Charlie Day, Jr., and
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Good-byes
ilbert Fos
|i, Mrs. T.
L. Crook.
Miss Nellie Gabriel.
were spoken to Mrs. Gj
ter, Mrs. A. M. Churc'
H. Waller, and Mrs. D.
Decorations and appointments
for the dining room emphasized
the bridal' motif of Igreen and
white, and' in the living room a
pink note jwas predominant. The
dining table, spread with a
white madferia cloth, was center
ed with an arrangement of
white flowiers and candles.
Millers Creek Home
Club Has Meeting
Millers Creek Home Demon
stration club met July 21 at the
home of Mrs. Ruff Dockery as
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Q. O.
Kllby and Mrs. Allen' Phillips
as co-hostesses. Mrs. M. F. Bum
garner, president, had charge of
the devotionals and presided dur
ing the business session.
Announcement was made of
the Farm and Home Week to be
held at Raleigh in August; also
the club to have an auction' sale
of home-made articles at the
regular August meeting. Nine
tSfen members were present to
enjoy the splendid hospitality
and lovely flowers of their hos
tess.
"Know Your N. C. Property
laws" was the program discuss
ed and carried out very inter
estingly bjyr our county agent
Mrs. Graen. Whom do you want
to receive your property after
you are through with it? Now
| is the time to make your will,
or deed, while you live. Too late
after you are dead.
A little wish written down in
black on white, might save law
suits, and lots of hard thoughts
some day.
In all it was an interesting
program and one that brought
out many points that most of us
didn't know.
The hostesses served delicious
refreshments.—Reported by Mrs.
W. P. Bumgarner.
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Largest Sessions
A. S. T. C. History
Boone. — The Appalachian
State Teachers college is having
the largest summer sessions In
the history of the" college.
For the first six-weeks term,
the enrollment was 1069 stu
dents. The second term enroll
ment is 976. The enrollment in
the graduate school for the first
term was 283, and for the sec
ond term it is 245. The total en
rollment for the summer of 528
makes Appalachian one of the
large graduate schools in the
south.
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