Parent-Teachers To Meet
The Parent-Teachers Association
will hold the first meeting of the
year at the school building on Tues
day afternoon,* January 26, at 3.50.
All members are urgently requested
to attend.
Legion Auxiliary to Meet ,
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
George Gray Post of the American
Legion will meet in the office of J.
B. Parks on Market street on Thurs
day evening. January 21, at 7:45.
All members and eligible members
are cordially invited to attend.
Leap Year Dance nt Hotel Klkin on
Friday Evening
The most widely attended and en
joyable social affair of .the week
was the' Leap Year dance given in
the ballroom of Hotel Elkin on Fri
day evening. About thirty couples
were invited and dancing was en
joyed from nine until one o'clock.
Mrs. Chatham Honors Son on
Fourteenth Birthday
Mrs. Richard Chatham entertained
at a delightful party at her home
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on • East Main street Saturday eve
ning, honoring her son, Richarc
Chatham, Jr., on his fourteenth
birthday. The guest list included
fourteen intimate friends of the
honoree. Interesting games were
enjoyed during the evening, after
which delicious refreshments were
served.
Presbyterian Auxiliary Observes
Week of Prayer
Mrs. W. R. Wellborn was hostess
to the members of the Aux
iliary of the Presbyterian church
at her home on Bridge street Mon
day afternoon. The program was in
special observance of Week-of-Pray
er and self-denial. Those taking
part in the discussion were Mrs.
Morgan Hanks, Mrs. Walter Green
wood and Mrs. W. R. Welborn.
During a pleasant social hour,
tempting refreshments were served.
Sunday School Class Holds Enjoy
able Social Meeting
The L. B. Abernethy Sunday
school class of th e Methodist church
held a delightfuf social meeting in
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i the church parlors on a Wednesday
I evening of lap week, Various con
ical* and games fpi enjoyed. The
entertainment was tinder the direc
tion of Mrs. Charles Robinson. Miss
Kathleen B&iley was awarded a
novelty prize for the most correct
answers in the contest.
Refreshments, consisting of punch,
cakes and mints were served at the
conclusion of the meeting.
Call-Poindexter
Mrs. Vecie Call of North Wllkes
boro and Mr. C. Gray Poindexter of
Boonville .were married on October
28, 1931. Announcement of the
marriage has Just been made.
Mrs. Poindexter is the daughter
of Mrs. Isaac Smlthey of North Wil
kesboro and is popular amid a wide
circle of friends. Mr. Poindexter is
the son of Mrs. Kate Poindexter of
Boonville and is prominently iden
tified with the merchandising busi
ness in Virginia and Kentucky.
Both Mr. aud Mrs. Poindexter are
well-known here.
% Mrs. Bryan Entertains at Club
Luncheon
Mrs. Albert Bryan entertained the
: members of her bridge club at a
' delightful luncheon at her home on
| West Main street Wednesday. A
j beautifully-appointed collation was
' served upon the arrival of the
! guests. In the afternoon bridge was
i played at two tables, the honors
I falling to Mrs. Ruohs Pyron for
making the highest score.
Those playing were: Mrs. Ray
mond Chatham, Mrs. Thomas Roth,
Mrs. Alex Chatham, Mrs. Richard
Chatham, Mrs. Carl Poindexter, Mrs.
Ruohs Pyron and Mrs. Paul Gwyn.
Baptist Circles In Inspirational
Meeting
The monthly Inspirational meeting
of the Woman's Missionary Society
of the First Baptist Church
was held in the church parlors Mon
day afternoon, with a good attend
ance. Mrs. T. G. Harris, president
of the society, presided over the
business meeting.
An inspiring program was pre
sented by the Lou Bray circle of the
society, under the direction of Mrs.
Roy Weßt, assisted by Miss Ella
Cockerham, Mrs. R. L. Poindexter
and Mrs. C. A. McNeill. The lesson
for study was taken from a current
issue of the Royal Service,
Mrs. Jones Hostess to Thursday
Book Club
Mrs. W. E. Jones was a charming
hostess on Thursday afternoon,
when she entertained the members
of the Thursday Book Club at her
home on Church street. Following
the usual business meeting and the
exchange of club books, the mem
bers hemmed linens for the Hugh
Chatham Memorial hospital.
A salad course, with coffee, fol
lowing a sweet course, was served
the following guests: Mesdames
•Mason Liilard, W. R. Wellborn, W.
N. Sherrill, Fred Colhard, George i
Royall, Harry Barker, F. W. Gra
ham, E. C. Grier, Worth Graham
and J. L. Hall.
Mason Liilard Class Guests of Mrs.
Allen
The Mason Liilard Bible Class of
the Methodist church met at the
: home of Mrs. Marion Allen on
Church street Monday evening, with
Miss Bettie Allen as associate host
ess.
Mrs. Herbert Graham, president
of the class, presided over the busi
ness meeting during which plans
were made for the year and the list
of hostesses for the months were an
nounced.
An interesting program was pre
sented by Mrs. Joe Bivins, assisted
by Mesdames Fred Colhard, W. E.
Jones and R. C. Freeman. The topic
for study was excerpts from recent
denominational magazines dealing
with the prohibition question.
At the conclusion of the program,
a tempting refreshment course was
served the twenty-five members
present. Two new members, Miss
Hazel Brown and Mrs. Roy Bell,
were welcomed into the class.
Mrs. Beeson Hostess to Wednesday
Study Club
Mrs. J. H. Beeson entertained the
members of the Wednesday Study
Club at her home on West Main
street Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Marion Allen was In charge of the
program for the afternoon, using
as her subject "Historical Churches
in North Carolina." Mrs. John Akins
told of the settlement of the Friend's
church in North Carolina in an in
troductory paper. Mrs. Fletcher
Harris followed with a paper on
"The Established Church". Mrs.
Charles Armfleld told of the Bap
tist Church, Mrs. Hugh Royall of
the Presbyterian Church and Mrs.
Fred Neaves concluded the program
with a paper on the Moravian and
Methodist churches.
New olub books were distributed
during the business meeting and
513.00 was collected to be appro
priated to the night school fund.
The club, together with many othen
clubs of the town having pledged
themnftlven to snpport this work.
Refreshments were served to the
following members: Mesdames John
Akins, Fred Neaves, Hugh Royall,
H. L. Johnson, Charles Armfleld,
Charles Brewer. Fletcher Harris,
Roy Harrell, Krrol Hayes, uwyn
Poindexter and Marion Allen.
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Methodist Missionary Society In
Group Meeting
The monthly group meeting of
tin Woman's Missionary Society of
th 6 Methodist church was held la
the church on Friday afternoon,
with twenty-nine members present.,
The meeting: opened with the read
ing of the 388 th Psalm and a prayer
for the New Year by the president,
Mrs. Mason Liilard.
The topic for study was "Not
Mine But Thine." The introductory
paper "Twelve Things a Good Cit
izen Should Do" was read by Mrs.
W. E. Jones. Mrs. H. C. Hurt fol
lowed with a reading, 'Call To
Prayer." Readings, "Foreign Mis
sions and the Missionary Thermom
eter'" by Mesdames Lucy Cundiff
and George Royal! concluded the
program.
During the business !r«%ting the
members of the society were re
quested to donate old sheets to the
Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital.
Those desiring to make donations
are requested to call either Mrs.
Mason Liilard or Rev. L. B. Aber
nethy.
The following members of the
society will be hostesses to the cir
cles at the February meetings: Mrs.
Carl Poindexter, circle number 1;
MTB. W. E. Jones, circle number 2
and Mrs. J. O. Bivins, circle num
ber 3.
$40,000 Fariiiville Fire
Fire of undetermined origin des
troyed Bell's warehouse at Farm
ville Friday night with 60,000
pounds of tobacco. Of the 140,000
loss SIO,OOO or more is covered by
insurance.
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