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Legion Auxiliary To Have Annual
CkiWaikr Party
The Christmas party of
the American Legion Auxiliary
will be held Monday evening, De
cember 9th, at 7:45, at the home
of Mrs. R. L. Harris, on West
Main street. All members are in
vited to attend.
Mre. Morrison Celebrates Eigthy-
Eighth Anniversary
Mrs. C. S. Morrison celebrated
her eighty-eighth birthday anni
versary Sunday with a family
dinner at her home ' on Market
street. The guest list included
her children and grandchildren.
The table was centepd with a
handsome birthday cake, • topped
with eighty-eight lighted candles.
Ronda Garden Club Meets With
Mrs. Watts
Members of the Ronda Road
Garden Club met in monthly ses
sion Friday afternoon, with Mrs.
Clifford Watts, With 10 members
present. An interesting program
on shrubs and evergreens was
presented by Mrs. Glenn Poplin.
1 The hostess served a delicious
salad course during the after
noon.
Methodist Mission Circle to Meet
This Evening
Circle number four of the Wo
man's Society of Christian Ser
vice of the Methodist church will
meet this evening (Thursday) at
7:45 at the home of Mrs. Van W.
Dillon, Jr., on Gwyn avenue, with
Mrs. John Sagar and Mrs. Robert
Harris associate hostesses. All
members are urged to attend, as
this is the final meeting of the
year and important business will
be transacted.
Miss Hayes Fetes Visitors at
Breakfast
Complimenting Misses Reeves
and Peggy Pollard and Virginia
Whitaker, all of Winston-Salem,
holiday guests of Miss Dorothy
Harrell, Miss Eleanor Hayes en-
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tertained at a delightful break
fast Friday morning at 10:30 at I
h ' home- on Church street. The |
gi ,t list Included ten friends of!
tl hostess.
The honorees and Miss Aileen ]
Shamel, a student at Salem Col-!
lege, who was with her parents
for the holidays, were presented
noyelty pitchers.
Green-Brown Marriage Is.
Announced Today
Announcement Is made today
of the marriage of Mrs. Annie
Mae Green to O. L. Brown, which
was solemnized in Irwin, Tenn.,
on November 24. Mrs. Brown is
well known here, having been
associated* with the Dainty Lady
Beauty Shoppe for some time.
Mr. Brown is a prominent citizen
of Hamptonville, and is engaged
in contracting, with offices here. j
They are residing in Hampton
ville.
Miss Royall is Hostess at Informal
Party Thursday
Miss Peggy Royall entertained
at an informal party at her home
on Church street Thursday after
noon to honor Misses Reeves and
Peggy Pollard and Virginia Whit
aker of Winston-Salem, holiday
guests Sf Miss Dorothy Harrell.
The lower floor of the home was
arranged throughout with Thanks
giving decorations. The guest list
included sixteen members of the
younger set. In drawing for the
prize among the guests Miss Jo
Barker was the fortunate winner.
The honorees were presented at
tractive remembrances.
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Circle and Auxiliary of
Presbyterian Church Meet
A joint meeting of the circle
and auxiliary of the Presbyterian
church was held at the home of
Mrs. Lathan Mills, on Circle
Court, Monday evening, with 14
members present. Mrs. Van W.
Dillon, Sr., connducted the devo
tionals and an inspiring Christ
mas program was presented by
Mrs. Glenn Peele, assisted by
Mrs. Mills.
Miss Evon Eldridge was en
rolled as a new member during
the business session.
The hostess served a prettily
appointed refreshment course
during a pleasant social hour.
Mrs. Brookshire Honors Visitors
Saturday
Mrs. J. W. Brooksire enter
tained Saturday evening at her
home in State Road, at a lovely
party, honoring her nieces, Misses
Pauline and Gayle Gilbert, of
Gaithersburg, v Maryland. Chrys
! anthemums were used in the dec
orations of the rooms. A number
of games and contests were en
joyed during the evening, with
the prize going to Miss Pauline
Gilbert.
Refreshments were served to
the following guests: Misses Pau
line and Gayle Gilbert, Juanita
Carter, Cleta Jenkins, Juanita
Gentry, Addie Wall, Nellie Mar
tin, Annie Lee Chambers, Lucy
Wolfe, Earlie Hanks, and Martha
Beck; Homer Thompson, Ward
Adams. Garvey Chambers, J. R.
Gentry and Junior Darnell.
Miss Kelly Addresses Mission
Group Monday Afternoon
Miss Lorena Kelly, of Moores- !
ville, missionary .from the West
ern North Carolina Conference of
the Methodist church, to the Bel
gian Congo in Africa, was speak
er at a joint session of the cir
cles of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the Metho
dist church here Monday after
noon. Mrs. George Royall, pres
ident of the group, presided over
the session, and Mrs. A. C. Gibbs
conducted the devotionals.
Miss Kelly spoke interestingly
of her work in the Belgian Congo
and displayed a number of tro
phies collected during her stay in
Africtf. She concluded her talk
with a song to the native lan
guage of the Congo area.
Following Miss Kelly's talk a
quartette composed pf Misses
Lena Sale, Eleanor Hayes, Helen
Gibbs and Peggy Royall, sang two
Christmas numbers, with Mrs.
Van W. Dillon, Jr., playing the
accompaniments.
Mr. and Mrs. Benson Entertain
Wednesday Evening
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. L. Benson
entertained at a delightful dinner
party Wednesday evening at their
home on Hospital road, having as
guests the office staff of the
Chatham Manufacturing com
pany, the mill officials and their
wives. The lovely home was de
corated throughout with chrysan
themums in brilliant colors and
autumn leaves and fruits, sugges
tive of the Thanksgiving season.
Covers were placed for sixty at
small tables arranged in the liv
ing room/dining room and sun
room. A turkey dinner was serv- i
ed. With the dessert course a hand-1
some birthday cake was sliced
and served with ices. The cake
was a surprise for Mr. Benson, |
THE ELKIN TRIBUNE, ELK IN, NORTH CAROLINA
whose birthday anniversary was
on that date.
During the evening bingo was
enjoyed, with novelty prizes being
awarded the players. Mr. and,
Mrs. Charlie Hanes, who were
married the past summer, were
presented a gift of silver.
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Miss Harrell Honors Visitors at
Two Parties
| Complimenting her holiday
: guests, Misses Reeves and Peggy
Pollard and Virginia Whitaker of
j Winston-Salem, Miss Dorothy
Harrell was hostess at two parties
during the week-end at her home
on West Main street. On Friday
evening she entertained at a
weiner roast and informal party.
The guest list included 16 mem
bers of the high school and col
lege set. An outdoor supper was
served at the picnic ground at the
rear of the Harrell home and fol
lowing the supper the guests were
invited inside for games and con
tests.
i Miss Harrell was hostess again
on Saturday eventag at a dance,
the guest list inducting ten couples,
i The home was attractively arrang
ed throughout with American
flags and red, white and blue bal
loons. The ceilings in the living
room and dining room were fes
| tooned with streamers of blue and
] white ornamented with red stars.
Refreshments were served from
jthe buffet during the evening.
Baptist Circles Meet to Observe j
Week of Prayer
A series of meetings in observ
ance of Week of Prayer for for
eign missions is being held each
1 afternoon this week at the First
Baptist church. The services are
held at 3:30 each afternoon, be
ginning Monday and continuing
' through Friday. All day circles
of the Woman's Missionary Union
are participating in the observ
ance.
The Pearl Johnson and Rosalee
Appleby circles met in regular
session on Monday evening. The
Rosalee Appleby circle met with
Mrs. Clyde Carroll, with eight
, members present. Mrs. Carroll
conducted the devotionals and the
program was in charge of Mrs.
I Glenn Lewis, who gave a study on
j Japan and China today.
The Pearl Johnson circle met
with Mrs. George Adams with
eight members present. Mrs.
jFred Harris presided over the
i meeting and directed the pro
-1 gram.
j The Edith Adair circle will
meet this evening (Thursday) at
7:45 with Mrs. Jack Terrell on
West Main street.
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Miss Paul Is Honored At Party
By Mesdames McNeer and Reich
Mrs. E. F. McNeer, of this city,
and Mrs. John Reich of States
; ville, entertained at a lovely
party Friday, at the home of
Mrs. McNeer, on Church street,
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to honor Miss Josephine Paul,
bride-elect of the monttt.
Decorations suggestive of the
holiday season were used In the
living room and sun room, where
four tables were placed for bridge.
Four additional guests, Mrs. O. T.
Roth, Mrs. W. W. Whitaker, Mrs.
P. M. Greene and Mrs. Hoy
Moose, the latter of Mount Pleas
ant, were invited for luncheon.
In the bridge progressions the
high score award went to
Betty Allen. Miss Paul was pre
sented china in her wedding pat
tern, as guest of honor. Mrs. W.
W. Whitaker drew the prize
among the luncheon guests. Mrs.
Charles Hanes, a bride of the
summer, and Mrs. Moose, an
out-of-town guest, were present
ed lovely gifts.
In the dining room, where
luncheon was served at one
o'clock, the dining room table,
where covers were placed for the
honoree and her closest friends,
was centered with a bowl of pink
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rosebuds and fern. The appoint
ments of the smaller tables were
also in pink and white.
Mesdaones Hunt and James Honor
Miss Paul, Bride-Elect
One of the loveliest parties of
the week was the dessert-bridge
given Saturday evening by Mrs.
Alden Hunt and Mrs. Grace Snow
James, at the home of the form
er on Vine street, to honor Miss
Josephine Paul, Who will be mar
ried late In the month to James
Scales Irvin, of Reidsville. The
living room and library were
thrown ensuite and attractively
arranged with bowls of nandina
berries and crimson candles, sug
gestive of the approaching holi
day season. The five small ta
bles, where the guests were seat
ed, were appointed In the bridal
colors of green and white, and
the colors were repeated in the
dessert course, which was served
upon the arrival of the guests.
In the bridge progressions dur-
ing the evening the high score
award went to Mrs. Clyde Eller
and the honor prize to Mrs.
Claude Farrell. Miss Paul was
presented china in her wedding
pattern.
Mrs. John Reich of Statesvllle,
was the only out-of-town guest.
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Thursday, December 5. 1940
Good Service
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chilla coat on the woman sitting
in front of us this morning?"
Husband—"Er no. Afraid I
was dozing most of the time."
Wife: "Um. A lot of good the
service did you."