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f Thursday, December 19, 1940
NBNS FROM THE
The Dobson Woman's Club met
In the club house Thursday even
tog. The president, Mrs. C. L.
Folger, presided. The meeting
opened with the club song, "With
Joy We Meet," followed by the
usual collect.
Reports from various commit
tees and departments were given
and approved. Attendance prize
ftras won by Mrs. Clyde Forrest.
After the routine of business a
Christmas Pageant, "The Nativity"
was rendered by 16 boys and girls,
directed by Miss Edythe Reece,
with Miss Elizabeth Phillips
pianist. During a social hour a
salad course, supplemented by
"fcweets and Russian Tea, was serv
ed by the following committee:
Miss Edythe Reece, chairman;
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Mrs. W. B. Stone, Mrs. Emma
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W. L. Reece, Mrs. Emma Hamp
ton, Miss Mildred Taylor and Miss
Elizabeth Phillips.
The attendance was nearly
100 per cent.
social hour, Mrs. Coalson served
refreshments, suggestive of Christ
mas.
Rev. R. L. West preached at
the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing. His theme was "Beleiving
The Unseen."
Mrs. S. R. Coalson was hostess
to the Methodist Mission Circle
Tuesday evening. A Christmas
Sweetheart
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THE ELKIN TRIBUNE. ELKIN. NORTH CAROLINA
program was rendered by Mrs. table of vlsltors to her number of
Grady Cooper, program chairman. J# guests. Mrs. P. B. Polger won
Gifts were exchanged. During a ' m ■ high score prize ana Mrs. Emma
Mrs. A. P. Cobb entertained II K Mock won the runner-up. Miss
the members of her Bridge Club jS M Edythe Reece won the visitor's
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Cobb served delecious refresh
ments, a salad course with acces
sories typical of the approaching
season.
Mrs. EmmsTllampton, Mrs. W.
L. Reece and Miss Edythe Reece
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Hobson of Boonville.
Mrs. C. L. Folger was hostess
to her council of the Woman's
Club Monday evening.
The Baptist B. T. U. attended
the Baptist Training Conference
I at the First Baptist church in Mt.
Airy Sunday evening.
Mother
LETTER TO SANTA
Elkin, N. C., Dec. 17, 1940
Dear Santa Claus,
I am a little girl 12 years old,
fair complectloned, brown eyes
and light hair and I go to school
every day. I want you to bring
me a watch and a ring and some
candy, oranges and some nuts,
don't for get my sister Bonnie
Mae. Lots of love,
Edna Hemric
OFFSET
Government economists pre
dict that higher production costs
are likely to offset the increased
cash income which farmers ex
pect to receive in 1941 from bet
ter prices for certain of their
farm products.
DEFENSE
Experts now believe that Na
tional defense orders awarded up
to November 1 will result in the
employment of 4,000,000 persons
in this country by the middle of
1941.
When patronizing local stores,
tell them you saw their ad. in The
Tribune. We will appreciate It,
and so will the merchants."