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Society News and Club Activities
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INTERMEDIATE G. A.
HAS INTERESTING MEET
The intermediate G. A. of the
Baptist church met Wednesday after
noon, October 31, at the home of
Miss Christine Miller.
Miss Clara Allison had charge of
the program, assisted by Misses
Mabel Gillespie, Elizabeth Price,
Mary Aiken and Christine Miller.
A short social hour was enjoyed
after the program.
Plans were made for a quilting j
party to be held by the girls on;
Thursday afternoon at the home of
their leader, Mrs. Hugh Hollifield.
The ladies of the W. M. S. will
a-sist the girls in making the quilt.
The regular G. A. meeting will also
be held at this time.
MRS. NICHOLSON HOSTESS
TO FORTNIGHTLY CLUE
Mrs. J. S. Nicholson was hostess to
the Fortnightly club Thursday after
noon at her home on East Mam
street. In addition to the members
present were also three guests, Mrs.
M. G. Pangle, Miss Lucile Smith and
Miss Dulcie Hayes, of Brevard Col
lege faculty.
Following the routine business,
presided over by the president, Mrs.
Cordia King, a report of the recent
district meeting held in Asheville
was given by the delegate, Miss
Alma Trowbridge, who also was in
charge of the program of the after
noon, discussing briefly three topics,
“Afraid of Lightning?" “Ida M. Tar
bell at 76” and a humorous feature.
The club gave a cash donation to
the nursery school.
A salad course was served by the i
hostess during the social half-hour. I
MATHATASIAN CLUB MEETS
H'lTh MRS. BRITTAIN
The Mathatasian club held its
regular meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. M illis Brittain
on East Main street. j
An interesting program on Sidney
Lanier was led by Mrs. Julian Glaae
ner. giving a sketch of his life and
works and reading several poems.
Mrs. Knox DcLong assisted Mrs.
Glazener by reading one of Lanier’s
compositions, “Marshes ot Glenn. ’
A report of the district meeting
hen rentlv in Asheville was given
),y.Mrs. Ernest Tilson. One guest was
present, Au • Roy Long.
K( 1 lowing ri eshments the club
adjourned to meet on November ‘2- ;,t
the home ut' Mrs. 1- II. 1 rowbrulge,
with Mrs. M. Gaine* as program
leader.
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MUSIC CLUB MEMBERS
ATTEND DISTRICT MEET
Several members of the Brevard
Music Lovers club and the junior
music club attended the annual meet
ing of the western district of the
North Carolina Federation of Music
elubs convening in Asheville Satur
day.
Members of the senior music club
in attendance were Mrs. A. H. Kizer,
Mrs. Knox DeLong, Mr®. 0. L.
Erwin and Mrs. J. M. Allison.
Junior music club members attend
ing included Edward Glazener, Paul
Jones and Dorothy Poole. Alvin
Moore, music teacher and director of
the elub< and; 'Julian A. Glazener j
accompanied the juniors to Asheville. I
Edward Glazener played a piano
;elo during the afternoon- program
and Paul Jones gave the local club re
port, which was followed by an ova
tion from the audience because of the
originality and exceptionally good
presentation of the report.
HIRTH OF DAUGHTER
IS OF INTEREST HERE
Mr. ami Mrs. Kenneth Harris are
receiving congratulations on tho
birth of a daughter, born Wed
nesday, November 7, at Mercy hos
pital in Charlotte.
The little miss has been given the
name of her great-great grand
mother, Eleanor Lake Harris.
THREE CIRCLES TO MEET
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The three circles of the Methodist
church will meet this (Thursday)
afternoon at 3:30 o’clock at the
church, instead of meeting in the
different homes as is customary.
The business session will be held
separately in different rooms of the
church, after which all will assemble
for an open meeting and social fea
ture.
EX JOY WEEK-END
( AM PING TRIP
Several people from Brevard en-1
jived an over-night camping trip!
the past week-end at the Grimshawe
•abins in the Sapphire section.
The camping party included: Mr.
•mil Mrs. J. M. Allison, Mr. and Mrs.
T. D. Grimshawe, Mr. and Mi's.
Spurge Osborne and Mr. and Mrs. S.
F. Allison.
MUSICAL HONORS
LOCAL SONG WRITER
Mrs. Carl McCrary entertained j
with a small musical Sunday eve-1
ning at her heme, honoring Mrs.;
Carolvn Thrash Dorsett’s song and !
melody. “When It’s Sunset in the:
Smokies.”
The song was composed by Mrs. |
Oofsett and the melody was written |
>v the famous musical composer, j
t'other A. Clark, author of the
jano part, “When ItV. Springtime!
■n the Rockies."
Mrs. McCrary beautifully render
id the song, and Mrs. .Madge Wil
LOWER BlANTYRE !
Mis. J. S. Maxwell spent the week-;
end with her daughter, Mrs. Harvey;
English, in Boylston.
Rev. F. 11. Holden and Mrs. IIol- j
len were dinner guests of Mr. and .
Mrs. Lee Baynard on Sunday.
Leonard Nesbitt was guest Sunday .
>f Claud Rickman.
Fred Maxwell visited Irene Davis j
Sunday afternoon.
Raymond Reed spent Saturday;
| night with Lonailier Davi-.
I Mrs. Pearl Rickman was in Bre- j
card Friday and Saturday where she
s employed in the sewing room. J
Mrs. A. F. Justus visited Mrs.:
A. W. Davis Thursday afternoon.
Henry Drake of Hendersonville
visited his grandsons, Charles and
James Davis.
Mrs. Essie Hollingsworth and:
children visited J. S. Maxwell Sun
day. I
Rev. Bobo Hollingsworth visited
Charles F. Baldwin Sunday morning.
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'kin* played the melody with much
expression and skill.
Prominent among the guests .was
Pr. Allen Ballentlne, of Newark', N.
J., who was much impressed with
the song and the melody.
Mr. Clark's piano part of the com
position will be finished at an early
date, after which several musicals
will be given by Mrs. Dorsett’s
friends to compliment her first ef
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Mrs. Dorsett’s friends predict for
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Clark.
SARAH TAYLOR CIRCLE IN
MEET WITH MRS. ENGLISH..
The Sarah Taylor circle of young
women of the Methodist church met
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Leon English Jr. for the regular
meeting of this organization.
Mrs. English, chairman, presided
over the meeting and the business
transactions. Mrs. Goode boftis con
ducted the Bible study lesson on the
parables of Christ.
Refreshments served during the
social period concluded the meeting.
OBSERVE EDUCATION
WEEK WITH TEA
National education week was ob
served last week by teachers of the
elementary and primary grades, who
entertained the parents of- the chil
dren in these grades with a tea in the
elementary school building Friday
afternoon.
After the parents had visited their
children in the different grade rooms
they all assembled with the teachers
in the basement rooms of the elemen
tary building where tea was sewed
by the teachers at a get-ac^uainted
social feature.
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T. E. L. TO MEET
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Regular meeting of the T. E. L.
class of the Baptist church will be
held Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. G. F. Gallamore,
who will be assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. . Tell Brown.
Election of officers will take place
and all members are urged by the
the president, Mrs. W. H, Duck
worth, to be present.
ENGAGEMENT IS
ANNOUNCED AT PARTY
The engagement and approaching
marriage of Miss Margaret Bosse,
laughter Of Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Bosse of Brevard, and Mr. Anson
Lcdmii, of Columbus, Ohio, m ««*
nounced at a party at the Bone
home Monday night, given by Mis*
Bone's sister, Mrs. Bertrand Bam
say. The date for the wedding has
bean set for December 6, in Colum
bus. Ohio.
The engagement was cleverly an
nounced by a bunt for pieces o!
broken hearts, which, when found
and put together informed the guests
of the approaching event and the
names of the couple.
Contests and games appropriate to
the idea of an engagement were
played and prizes awarded to tlte
winners. The remainder of the
evening was spent In hemming dish
towels, after which refreshments
wore served.
Invited guests included members
of the Philathea class of the Bap
tist church and a few close friends.
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