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®SOCi E TY.
Legion Auxiliary To Meet With
Meettames Blvins and Whitener
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
George Gray Post of the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary will meet
Monday evening at 7:45 at the
home of Mrs. Joe Bivlns on Gwyn
Avenue, with Mrs. M. C. Whitener
associate hostess.
All members are cordially in
vited to be present.
Betty Chatham la Hostess at
Party Friday Evening
Miss Betty Chatham was host-
ess at a delightful dinner party
Vat her home on East Main street
'"having as guests a number of her
school friends. Hearts, arrows
and Cupids, suggestive of the St.
Valentine season, were used In
the decorations of the lower floor
of the home.
Following the dinner games
were enjoyed.
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Virginia Visitor Is Honored
at Party
Honoring Mrs. F. S. Nuckolls,
oi Galax, Va., week-end guest of
Mrs. Gilbert Meed, Mrs. Carl
Young entertained at two tab!es
of bridge at her home on Elk
Spur street Saturday evening. St.
Valentine symbois were used in
the appointments of the two ta
bles, which were placed for the
games, and to the delectable re r
freshments course which was
served during the evening. At
the final count of scores the high
score award went to Mrs. Pauline
Masten Pardue. Mrs. Nuckolls
was also given a lovely remem
brance.
The guest list included Mrs.
Nuckolls, Mrs. Meed, Misses Lucy
and Agnes Gray, Hazel Phillips,
Mayme Blackwood, Mrs. Dick
Evans and Mrs. Pauline Masten
Pardue.
THE ELKIN TRIBUNE. ELKIN, NOR™! CAROLINA
Mr, and Mrs. I»ulann
Entertain At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Polndexter
entertained at an enjoyable
bridge-dinner at their home on
Gwyn Avenue Tuesday evening.
Spring flowers were used in the
living room and dining room,
where four tables were placed for
the games. Scoring honors went
to Mrs. Rich Chatham and W. B.
Lankford at the conclusion of the
play.
Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Earl
M. Hodel, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hatch, Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Parks,
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lankford,
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Folger, Mr.
and Mrs. Errol Hayes, Mrs. Rich
Chatham, Miss Maude Greenwood
and A. B. Somers.
Miss Cooke Is Hostess to Mission
Circle
Emma Cooke was hostess
to the Edith Adair circle of the
W. M. U. of the First Baptist
church at her home on Gwyn av
enue Tuesday evening, with 10
members and two visitors present.
Miss Beatrice Burcham con
ducted the devotionals and pro
gram. She was assisted in the
program by Misses Hazel Byrd,
Warning Friends
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Practicing his own axiom of
"win friends and influence people,"
Dale Carnegie, noted lecturer and
author, is shown with the bearded
Brahmin Ramgoolie Cebala, priest
of the ancient Hindu temple at
Tunapuna, on the outskirts of
Port-of-Spain. Trinidad.
Minnie Ruth McNeill, Violet Par
due, Lucy Gray and Mrs. Jack
Terrell.
Miss Lucy Gray was in charge
of the business session, which
featured routine reports.
A delicious refreshment course
was served during a pleasant so
cial half-hour.
Mrs. Chatham Is Hostess To
Bridge Clob Thursday
Having as guests members of
her bridge club and two addition
al friends, Mrs. Richard G. Chat
ham entertained at a delightful
party at her home on Elk Spur
street Thursday. Two tables were
made up for bridge. In the games
the club award for high score
went to Mrs. J. R. Poindexter
and the visitor's prize to Mrs.
Alex Chatham. Luncheon was
served at the conclusion of the
play.
Members playing were: Mes
dames Raymond Chatham, Paul
Gwyn, J. R. Poindexter, Chas. G.
Ashby, R. C. Freeman and E. E.
Hayes. Additional guests were
Mesdames Carl Poindexter and
Alex Chatham.
Miss Harmon Is Hostess to
Mission Circle
Miss Blanche Harmon was
hostess to the Carrie Woodruff
circle of the W. M. U. of the
Elkin Valley Baptist church Mon
day evening, with nine members
and one visitor present. Miss
Louise Tulbert, president, presid
ed over the meeting and conduct
ed the devotionals. An inspiring
program on prayer was presented
by Mrs. Orville Lawrence, assist
ed by Misses Mable and Louise
Tulbert, Grace and Mildred Law
rence and Alice and Ruby Mc-
Coin.
A highlight of the meeting was
a talk by Mrs. Carrie vH. D.)
Woodruff, for whom the circle
was named.
The hostess, assisted by Miss
Mildred Lawrence, served a de
lectable refreshment course, sug
gestive of the St. Valentine sea
son.
Jean Parnell Is Honored On
Twelfth Birthday Anniversary
Miss Jean Parnell was honored
on her twelfth birthday anniver
sary Tuesday when her mother,
Mrs. T. L. Parnell, entertained at
a party in the afternoon at their
home on Surry Avenue.
Twenty-five children, school
friends of the honoree, were Invit
ed. Bingo was enjoyed, with the
high score prize going to Peggy
Lineberry. Betty Ann Combs
won the traveling prize and the
consolation atfard went to Glenda
Norman. In a true and false
contest the prize went to Graham
Johnson.
The guests were invited into
the dining room for refreshments.
A handsomely decorated, two-tier
birthday cake was sliced and
served with Ices, ginger ale and
St. Valentine candy. Favors for
the little girls were novelty hand
kerchiefs and the boys were given
kites.
Rev. and Mn. Whtoenhont
Entertain At Dinner Tuesday
Having as guests heads of the
various departments of the Pirst
Baptist church, Rev. and Mrs.
Eph Whlsenhunt entertained at a
Chinese dinner at the pastorium
on Church street Tuesday even
ing. The menu consisted of
Chinese food. Decorations were
flowering Quince and primroses.
Following the dinner plans were
outlined for the work of the
church during the year.
Those attending were: E. C.
James, chairman of the board of
deacons: Mrs. C. N. Myers, pres
ident W. M. U.; T. A. Leeper,
Sunday school superintendent;
Miss Estelle Cockerham, president
B. Y. P. U.; L. F. Walker, church
treasurer; MS-s. J. H. Beeson,
choir director; Mrs. E. C. James,
mission study chairman; Miss
Effie Crater, organist and Mrs.
S. T. Ray, mission treuaurer.
The dessert course was unique
in that the cake, which was sliced
and served with ices, was decor-
ated men «mnrs» omffles
symbolic of the 11 years Rev.
Whisenhunt has served as pastor
of the local church. Mrs. Whis
enhunt was assisted in receiving
by their ltitle daughter, Edith
Adair Whisenhunt.
Woman's Club to Sponsor Benefit
Party Tuesday Evening
The Blkin's Woman's club will
sponsor a benefit party Tuesday
evening, February 14, at 8 o'clock
in the Kiwanis room at Hotel
Elkin. Tables will be made up
for bridge, rook, rummy, and
Chinese checkers. Proceeds of
the affair will be used to buy
late fiction and books for chil
dren for the public library here,
which is sponsored by the club.
Those desiring reservations are
requested to call members of the
following committees: Bridge:
Mrs. Errol Hayes, chairman, Mrs.
Richard G. Chatham, Mrs. E.
Carl Boyles, Mrs. Raymond Chat
ham, Mrs. Bam Neaves; Rummy:
Mrs. J. Walter Darnell, Mrs. L. I.
Wade; Chinese Checkers: Mrs. I.
C. Yates; Rook: Mrs. David
Brendle.
Mrs. George Roy all is chairman
of the refreshment committee,
assisted by Mrs. Marion Allen,
Mrs. Hugh H. Chatham and Mrs.
H. P. Laffoon.
Mrs. R. B. Harrell and Mrs. L.
G. Meed are in charge of the dec
orations; Mrs. C. H. Brewer, room
committee, and Mrs. James Boo
her and Mrs. P. M. Greene will
select the prizes.
Those desiring to attend are
requested to bring their own cards
or checker boards. Prizes will be
awarded in each of the games
and refreshments will be served.
The affair will be strictly in
formal. A cordial invitation is
extended by the club to the pub
lic.
Methodist Circles Meet Monday
Afternoon
The circles of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the Metho
dist church met Monday afternoon
in the following homes :>
Circle number one met with Mrs.
R. B. Harrell on West Main Street
with 14 members present. Mrs.
P. W. Graham, circle chairman,
conducted the devotionals and
presented a program on prayer.
Mrs. J. Mark McAdams taught
the Bible lesson.
Circle number two met with
Mrs. C. C. Poindexter on Gwyn
Avenue, with 12 members present.
The devotionals were in charge of
Mrs. R. C. Freeman, circle chair
man, and Mrs. R. G. Smith taught
the Bible lesson.
Circle number three met with
Mrs. A. O. Bryan on West Main
Street, with Mrs. E. C. Grier as
sociate hostess, with 18 members
present. Mrs. Joe Bivins had
charge of the devotionals and pre
sented a program on "Widening
the Horizon of the Home." Mrs.
H. C. Salmons taught the Bible
lesson.
Circle number four met Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Carl Young on Elk Spur street,
with Mrs. Dick Evans associate
hostess, with 18 members and one
visitor present. Two new mem
bers, Mrs. J. Coke Marion and
Miss Julia Abrams, were enrolled.
Mrs. M)ax Boyles conducted the
devotionals and the program was
presented by Mrs. Hugh Royall,
Mrs. J. Coke Marion, Mrs. Rascoe
Poplin and Miss Josephine Paul.
A social hour was enjoyed at
the close of the programs. Each
hostess served a tempting refresh
ment course.
Crasy
"How did the wedding come
off?"
"Fine until the minister asked
the bride if she would obey her
husband."
"She said, "Do you think I'm
crazy?" and the bridegroom said
'I do.'"
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tale. Priced reasonably.
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West Main St. Elkin, N. C.
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Sa growing potatoes Belgian:
averages more man sou iw». to
acre; Holland, 280 bu.; Germany
more (ban 200; Russia. 118; anc
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